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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08
Fell From the NH, Mountain Ton.

ROANOKE Va. Nov. 7.--lSpecial. Three
men fell to day from the tower that is being
erected on the top of Mill mountain. They
are carpenters and were at work on a scaaold
forty feet from the ground. when it gave way
and they fell 10 the ground Calvin NJ.
Sicily is injured internally and il is thought
to be of serious nature. Charles Woods
injury consists of u crushed heel, while the
third came OF uninjurcd, save a severe scare
and Il few bruises
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State Christian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trial.

ROANOKE. Va. Nov Especial Till re-
Gently Roanoke has been noted only for its
thrift and business facilities. but within the
last year she has been sought rs meeting
place for large gatherings. both religious and
secular and has been found to be as hospi-
table as thrifty. The Presbyterian Synod
held its annual meeting here. which was
success in every particular. and now while
the pleasant recollectons accompanying 1t
are still fresh. arrangements are being
made TO entertain the delegates TO
the State meeting of the Christian Church.
This meeting will convene in the tourth-ave-
nue. Christian church of this city Thursday
November 18th, ut 10 o'clock. and continue in
session three days. The meeting will be COM
posed of ministerial and lay delegates from
the churches in Virginia and visiting members
of other States. The objects of the meeting
are similar to those of other churches to hear
reports. consult together and map out the
work for another year.
The work OF the Church in this State is
under the immediate control of the Virginia
Christian Missionary Society which was duly
chartered by the Legislature of the State in
order that it might receive requests. hold
and use the same for the best interests of the
Church. This work is entrusted between
the annual meetings to a board elected an
nually. The church in this city was formerly
a mission point. but under the ministraton of
different pastors was soon able TO stand alone,
and now in turn ls directing its attention to
the establishment of another church i'll this
city. OF course the members OF this church
here will not be able to entertain all the dele
gates without the assistance of other
churches. but this has been arranged and
committee appointed 10 secure homes for all
who may attend.
The funeral of Alexander O'Connor. Of this
city took place yesterday from 81. Andrews
Catholic church, of which deceased was a
valuable member. 1t was one Of the most
largely attended funerals ever held in
Roanoke.
The case of John Smith, charged with the
murder of Peter Alifi, was called in the hust-
ings court to-day. This murder was COM
mitted some time ago and there was some
talk OF lynchng, and the prisoner was re-
moved 10 the Jail at Lynchburg The dis
pute, which resulted in the murder. was
caused by Smith coming home drunk and at
tempting 20 whip bis wife. and when she fed
20 Alih's house for protection Smith pursued
his wife and attempted to whip her at Alfi g
house. when Alif interfered and told them
70 leave: that they.could not have any fuss at
his house. Smith Immediately left and went
20 store. bought pistol, returned, called
Allf out and shot him down
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George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.

TTORSEs. WAGONS. FARM IMPLEMENTS,
IL HO SEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.--f will
sell at the residence Of Mr.. v. A. Miller, Henrico
county. adjoining Highland Park. aoont TWO
hundred yards from the Seyenth-street electric
cars, at 10 30 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1891.
two Horses, five young Cows three Hogs. about
200 bushels OF Corn on he ear lot OF Fodder
and Hay; Farm Implements. including Flows,
Harrows. Cultivstors Corn-Sheller,. Feed, Cut
ter Grndstone. Horse Bake. Roller. Wheel
barrows, Hoes, Rakes, &c. &C.; one Osborn
Mower, one vo-borse Wagon and Harness. ono
Jersey Spring Wagon and harness, several sets
Single Harness excellent large Oak Wine
Casks---two of 1900 gallons each. one Of loo
gallons. four of 500 gallons each; one Tub OF
1000 gallons and one Of 1.0OO gallons; Wins-Mi
and Press, one Rotary Pump, household ana
Kitchen Furniture.
There will also be on private sale one excel
lent Family Horse. suitable for lady; not
afraid Of electric or steam cars
Terms: Cash. GEORGE W. MAYO.
noS-3t Auctioneer
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JOHN T. GODDIN.
il. Il. CHAPLIN 4 Co..
AuciiOneers.

in the Circuit Court OF the County OF Henrico
| certify that the bond required of Special
Commissioners /. j. Hawkes. and Conway r.
Sands in the chancery cause OF Hawkes. guard
ian against Silver and AIS. by DEGREES Of the
10Th July, 1883 has been given.
Given under my hand this oath day OF March,
1871. ". S. LEAkE.
nol-tds Clerk
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BY Ellis 4 Csthcsrs.
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL CORNER FIRST AND
BROAD STREETS.

MONDAY MORNING,
at 1920 O'Clock sharp q large collection OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Also
Wagons. iorses and Harness new:
One Sido-B Buggy;
Four Chamber Suits OF ten pieces each;
Two Wardrobes. seven Mattresses;
Bureaus Bedsteads. Washstands. Kitchen Safes,
Bullets three floors Mating. Carpets, Sew
ing Machines:
Several beautiful Decorated Toilet Sets:
Steel Engravings. OI.Paintings and Oleographs.
all framed;
Three Extension Tables.
Remember the Horses. Harness and Buggies
will be sold in from. oil the store al 10 20 clock.
Seats furnished for ladies.
ELLIS l. CATHCART.
nos-ft Auctioneers.
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Hawkes. guardian
against
Silver aud ais. J
COUNTY.

COUNTY,
about three miles from Richmond, on the
Charles City road. containing one hundred and
eighty.five acres more or less. occupied by Mrs.
Il. W. Silver. There is good dwelling contain
ing ten or twelve rooms. in nice order located
in nne grove; tenants house Of four rooms;
good barn and outbuildings The land lays
nicely, IN good condition. and its proximity to
East Richmond makes 1t very desirable as an
investment
! he above property is advertised 10 be sold at
the risk and costs Of Mr. &. n. Goodwin, the
former purchaser, he having failed to comply
with the terms OF sale and upon the following
terms-yiz.. $s,s5i.lT cash. the sum OF s2,56'A
twelve months after date; S2.569.4i twenty-four
months after date, and s2569.A thirty-six
months after date, with interest from the 4th
day of April, 1891. until paid. and the residue
upon such terms as shall be announced AZ time
OF sale. title to be retained and q conveyance
ordered by the court.
T. j. HAWKES.,
CONWAY T. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
JOIN r. GODDIN.
H. H. CHAPLIN Il Co.
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AUCTION SALxS-Futuse Days.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
LAND ON BTAUNTON RIVER, CHARLOTTE
COUNTY. VA.

nv virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
Of The county OF Henrico. entered In the suit:
OF Sheppard, executor, &C.. against Blanton ana
Wife. and Sheppard. guardian, &c. against
Pisntons executor. &C.. entered .Novemoer .,
isss. and November 4, 1891, We will. A. special
commissioners therein appointed. proceed 10
sell, q. public auction on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1891.
.tisocIock that valuable MILLSlTE and LAND
on Staunton river, in the county OF Charlotte,
formerly belonging to the estate Of Edward
Moseley, deceased. and afterwards 70 J. y. shep-
pard, consisting of-First. the mill tract OF ten
acres with a ferry appurtenant thereto; sec
ond the, Mansion House tr,c, o. 40 scrssi
and third. lot No. in the plot division OF sald
Moseley's estats.con,aining 55h acres. There ara
about s. acres OF fine river low-grounds, very
fertile on the three parcels: oil the usual farm
buildings.
4 Rms: One-fonr,h cash; balance in one, two
and three years, equal instalmenis with inter-
est from day OF sale. 10. LANE STERN,
R0 T. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioners.
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE QUANTITIES
OF
WHISTLES. BRANDTES, WINES FANCY
GROCERIES, &c

By virtue OF a deed of trust from Julien Bin
ford to me az trustee, duly recorded, will sell
at No. 1902 east Main street. beginning at 10 30
A. NJ,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1891.
barrels MONTICELLO two stampsl Wits
barrels MONTICELLO two stampH WITS
Ky, spring lss1;
barrel single stamp LESLIE WHISKY,
seven years old;
2 barrels OVERLOOK two stamps) KEN
lucky BOURBON WHISKY;
barrel two siamps) COOK RYE WHISKY;
barrel two stamps BUMGARDNER Wits
KY;
e5 barrels two stamps FERNCLRFE BOUR-
Bon WHISKY. spring 1850, IN bond;
% barrels MONTR0SE EASTERN RYE WHIS-
10 barrels e IS MoSTIcELLo WHISKY, spring 1859.
in bond;
I BARRE fine GIN:
barrel very fine APPLE BRANDY:
BLACKBERRY BRANDY. in barrels and half
BRANDy. CLARET and GIN in cases:
sHERRiEs POR1s and other VINES and Ii
ANGoS1URA and other BITTERs. in cases;
CIGARS, SMOKING and CHEWING IOBAC-
COS Of various brands;
CANNED GOODS. IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
Z CkLES. PRESERVES, &c;
CofFEES TEAS in originel packages, anda
general assortment OF such goods as are
usually kept by iirst-class wholesale and
retail grocer:
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. SHOW.
GASES and oIORE-FIXTURES including
GlASS-IKONI CASES. co UNTEKS,
SHELVING, BINS. he:
One very good GROCERS WAGON
The long -establIsh0d reputation OF the Lii
quors Wines and Groceries sold by Mr.. Julien
Binford is sufficient assurance 20 the public
that everything offered will be of the very best
quality. and the trade will have an unusual op-
portunity 30 supply themselves with we'll known
brands. IAXEWtII EIIElvp Trnstse
GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioneer. nol,4.5,61ts
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IN THE CIRCUIT CouRr or HESRIco COUNTY.
Sheppsrds Executor. &C.. vs.. Blanton and Wife
and ais, and Sheppard's Guardian vs.. Blan-
tons Executor, &c.
l. W. 8. Leake. clerk Of said county. do certify
that the bond required of 81 ecial Commissioner
10. Lane Stern by decree entered in these causes
on 9Th day of November, 1885. has been duly
given.
Der 1881. w. S. LEAkE.
nos-su2t Clerk.
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BY f. A. Catlin, Auctioneer.
Nos. and Eleventh street.
r WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON THE PREM
J. Uses on

IUONODAl, NOFEHbEH II, 4oJI'
at o'clock 2. NJ,
the FRAME DWELLING No. 1919 .Lownes
street, containing three rooms The lot fronts Is
feet and extends back s. feet. and is within half
square of the Seventeenth stree. electric limo
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops.
There is no section Of the city that produces
larger rental returns on the investment than
this particular locality.
This property will be sold:
L. A. CATLIN, Auctoneer.
moss. 10, II, I2.5t
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BY Jackson Brandt 4 Co.. Auctoneers.
No 1905 east Main street. Richmond. Va.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE
FEET on CALHOUN STREET.
WITH TWO NEW HOUSES THEREON.
To- BIZ
SOLD BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
CHANCERY COURT.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court in the cause OF Fitzpatrick
against Fitzpatrick and ais. entered June =.
1853, will. ON
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1891.
At o'clock p NJ, proceed 10 sell by public suc-
ton. on the premises. the following property
That TRIANGULAR LOT At the corner or Ty-
ler and Calhoun streets commencing Ut said
corner and fronting l33 feet on Calhoun street.
and running back from Tyler street los feet 10
an aliey, on which i fronts 70 feet together
with TWO NEW HOUSES thereon.
Attend this sale il you wish TO buy property
that can easily be improved. and which will pay
you IArge percentage on your invest "a mt.
1xRMs: At sale
THOMAS N. CARTER. Commissioner.
JACKSON BRANDT h Co.. Auctoneers.
Fitzpatrick against Fitzpatrick and ais.-In the
chancsry Court Of tn, city Of Il chmonl:
!, thsries W. Goddin clerk OF said court, GER
thy that the bond required Of the special CON-
missioner BY tho decree In said cause Of June 7,
ls<x nae been duly given.
oivsn under my hand this 9Th day Of Novem-
ber 1891. CHIHiKG ". G1bfSIN
n0''ss CLERK
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

i
300 per annum, No. 40 east Clay street,
rooms and kitchen.
800 per annum, No 3i4 west Main street, 10
rooms
$3.50 per annum, No. ais ives. Main street.
rooms. newly renovated.
e20o per annum. No. SIS north Fourth street,
rooms nevgy renovated.
$40 per annum each, Nos 1910 ana 1917 Beyer-
ly street. 6 rooms. new.
also per annum. No. so Randolph street. 9
rooms new frame.
sl9o per snnum No. ST. Spring street. rooms
si2J per annum, 40. 80 south Pine street,
rooms.
Zoo per annum. Nos. zoo and ,OS Buchanan
street. rooms.
rooms.
slsD per annum. new frame. Third avenue.
Chestnut Hill, rooms.
e per annunl. NO. 407 west Clay street
alOO per annum No. s22i y street, rooms
$40 per annum No 100 Jay street, 5 rooms
We have quite number Of smaller houses to
rent to colored people. Amply 10
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.
nos-it Real Estate Agents.
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By p. p. Winston Il Son.
Real Estate AuctIoneers.


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BY =. p. Winston 4 Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT PRETTY VA.
CANT LOT No. %. AS DESIGNATED INA
PLAN OF PORT MAYO. FRONTING
FEET ON THE WEST LINE OF sEy.
ENTH STREET AND RUNNING
BACK 100 FEET. BY AUCTIoN.
By virtue Of 4 deed OF trust. dated Novennb.r
and in his own right. and his wife. Mary r
Lindsay, tn w. j. Nelms. trustee, and Of record
In tho clerks Office OF The cbancery court OF thu
city OF Richmond. IN deadlock 1876 G. page be.
default having been made in the payment Of
certain bond therein secured dated November
10, 1873, for the sum of 4le6e0. and being re-
quested by the beneficiary in said deed 20 sell
the property conveyed therein, will offer Tor
sale 1T public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THE 26rn,
At ~ o'clock NJ. the property described in sail
deed a. follow: All that certain lot Of land lying
and being in tho city OF Richmond, as de.ign,.
ted on plan OF Port Mayo drawn by Joseph
Peasants for James + GOddin, on file in Hen
rico County Court. By November 23d, and front
ing % feet on the west line OF Seventh street snd
running back 100 feet. and is a part Of tho same
property conveyed 10 Edward G. Lindsay tru,.
tee for Mary i. Lindsay, by deed from Fannie
Currie and others
TERMS or SALE: For cash sufficient TO nav tha
expenses Of executing the trust and TO discharge
the amount Of money payable upon said honl:
and IL there be any residue Of said purchase
money the same shall be made payable .. such
time and secure in such manner AS the said
parties Of the frst Iart or their executors. al.
ministrators or assigns. shall direct or in case
OF their failure 70 give such directions at such
time in such manner as the g. I'd trustee shall
think lit. W. J. NELMS. Trustee.
noe-i6t
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FOR SALE.
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Foh SALE.
An Unparalleled Offer.
By q SPECIAL. ARRANGEMENT and 20 AC-
CEPTABLE PARTIES we can sell few
choice BUILDING LOTS
in the VERY BEST PORTION and MOST IN
PROVED section In the WEST END. by
payment of only go CASH and
aiO PER MONTH

Ihese ara DsSqlIInI dnu III M rV VIo Ol
GROWING TT rs; in he best section and
PRETTIEST NEIGHBO HOOD con . sed.of Q
large number OF uOOL NEIGHBOIis and FIN.
We have ONLY Anew on these EXTBAOR-
BINARY terms. and after they are sold no moro
can be had
We want TO sell Thorn all next week. The OBJ
ject of the owners is to secure HOSlE-BJlLD-
ERS.
The lots are growing in value every day.
If you moan business we will show yon the
property, and an inspection Of 1t will convince
you of the great ADVANTAGE of this present I'M.
usual offer. J. THOMPSON BROWN x co.
no S-2t lli3 Main street.
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AUCTION SAIES-MondaJ.

UCTION SALE OF BANANAS, PEARS,
n App ES. GRAPES AND LEMONS.
We will cell MONDAl. NOVEMBER 9Th. at 1890
o'clock. choice lot Of BANANAS. APPLES,
PEARS Malaga and Concord GRAPES and
LEMONS. WILLIAM JENKINS l. son.
nos-lt, li4o east Main street.
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Dismal Swamp Land Company, plaintiff. against
Anderson and ais, defendants-ln the Chan
Gerry Court OF the City OF Richmond
tify that the bond required by the special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause of June
% 1850. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3oth day Of Octo-
Der. 1891. CHARLES ". GODDIN
no std Clerk.
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In obedience to the hereinafter mentioned
decree we will sell by auction ON the prem
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13
Gladly Corrected.

The following communication was
brought to this Office yesterday morn
ing. at O'Clock, by j. c. Paul, presi-
dent, adopted by the Cable Employees
Union, at a special meeting:
Whereas, an article appeared in last
Monday mornings TELEGRAM-HERALD,
purpoIted as coming from the Street
Railway Employees Union, at their last
regular meeting, and
Whereas, The article referred TO was
a Misrepresentation of the facts in the
case and general injustice, not only
to Mr.. Hanchett, the secretary of the
company, bus to this Union; therefore
be it
Resolved, That the union request the
TELEDRAM-HERALp to make a correc-
ton of the article in question, and that
a copy of this resolution be forwarded
to Mr.. Hanchett.
1t IS but proper to say that on the &C.
cason OF the meeting above referred to,
a TELEGRAM-HERALDr reporter applied
to the officer Mt the door for such IN
formation as he might be able to give.
He was denied both admission and IN
formation. After the meeting and at
an early hour IN the mprning, the re-
porter visited one of the most promi-
nent members of the union, and in his
report used only the language of that
member. The TELEeRAM-H HERALD SIM
ply gave his conversation and regrets
that injustice, if any, hap been done.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13

As the mayor of city is its repre-
sentative, a live city should have live
mayor. The time approaches when the
citizens will be called upon TO choose
\ new one. The TELEGRAM HERALD
proposes to give every citizen OF Grand
Rapids a chance to name his choice.
The polls will be opened at once and
citizens are requested to name their
candidates on the form of ballot
printed herewith. No other form Of
ballot Will be received. The polls will
close at noon, March 81. and the result
will be announced in tho TELEGRAM
HERALD Of April i. This balIoting GER
tainly ought to bring out the peoples
choice. Cut the ballot from the paper,
fill in the name of your favorite and
mail to Editor Mayors Ballot, TELEGRAM.
HERALD, Grand Rapids. Michigan. The
result will be announced from time to
time as occasion seems to demand.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13
No Place Like Home.

Gen. A. c. Litehtield, commander Of
Col. Lombard Post. No. l70, q. A. T.. of
Petosisey, with his wife, past President
of the w. l.. c. of that place. on their
return from the encampment at Muske-
gOn, a.s IN the city for few days, the
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. W. Gay.
1en. Lirchtieid left Grand Rapids as
Lleutenant-Colonelo of Seventh Michigan
Cavalry, but mas never since resided in
THIS city. He went as Consul General at
Calcutta, India, for ten years, has lived
IN Iowa for five or SIX years aud went to
Petoskey for his health about three
years ago. He says III ali his travels he
has found no place that seems SO much
Ike home as Grand Rapids, where he
brought Mrs. Lltchfeld a bride thirty
four years ago. He expresses un-
bounded admiration for the marvel
Gus growth and beauty of the city he
loves above all others.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13
WHO'LL BE MAYOR !?
Il Question Of Absorbing Interest
70 Q Progressive City.
EVERYONE ENTITLED TO HIS CHOICE
The Telegram He raid Invites Every Citi'
xsn 80 Assist in sssfiing the 6rest
oaesliss-Wh he L. the Pee
pies 0hoiee7

Upon the choice Of mayor much of
the caty's welfare depends Under the
Impulse Of manly, vigorous admins
trat.on OF affairs, Grand Rapids may
be gwen good start on the hign road
10 prosperity. It's citizens are second
10 those of no city IN the West in
energy, pluck, perseverance. istelli-
gence and public spirit. They are
anxious and willing 10 push the city to
the front even more vigorously than
ever before.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13

1t is related by an actor who overheard
the conversation that few mornings
since Mr.. Barrett left the Players club
earlier than usual to go to the theatre. Mr..
Booth had ensconced himself with pipe
and newspaper, and looked at his COM
panion in surprise.
Whittier now, Larry asked the
great tragedian.
ITO rehearse," answered Mr.. Barrett,
as he fastened another button.
"To rehearse? Are you always 10
hearsingy queried Booth. ut seems TO
me you are doing moro Of it than usual
lately"
"Well, you see. we have q new piece
On Saturday"
And pray, what is the name Of 1T"
Romeo and Juliet"
"Come now, Larry" laughed Booth,
"and what part DO You play"
Mr. Barrett appeared for an instant
dazed. What part do you SUPPOSE" he
said
Pray. how shonld known answered
Booth very seriously. lis it the nurse?'
Barrett left the club in three mighty
strides.-The Theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13

DR.. Johnson's Tribute to Reynolds
Dr. Johnson's ready wit has become
proverbial. Good morning, Oliver"
quoth he to Goldsmith one morning,
meeting the modest author on the Strand.
whittier away" ITO Sir Joehua's."
replied Goldsmith. "And wherefore. o
modest Noll. do you sock Sir Joshua"
queried Samuel. ITO have my portrait
painted" ''Just my luck!' retorted
johnson, like a fash. "Pve lost my bet. :"
Have you bet?' said Goldsmith, with
a show of interest. "Yes. I bet Gsr-
rick five bob you would not be INN, =
tai; but, by the gods, if Reynolds paints
you I've lost" Goldsmith smiled weak
ly and passed on.
Garrick's EstiInate-Garrick, upon be-
ing asked whether or not he thought
Hamlet crazy, replied that he really did
net know, but judged he might be il he
ever saw himself played by Barry.
The value of this witticism is some
what destroyed By the suspicion of its
having been inspired by professional
jealousy.
Dumas and Monte Cristo-" Dumas"
said Balzac, ''if you were writing Monte
Cristo over again would you do it again
as you did it frst9" mot exactly. In
the main it would have been the same. :"
"In what respect would you have altered
it," In no respect should have
augmented it." "And howy "By send
ing the count to the United States senate
for term. He was rich enough, heaven
knows" 1t was this jest that enabled
Balzac to realize why Dumas was con-
sidered worthy to associate with the i'm
mortals.-Puck.