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CHIEF OF TEE nEvoLUTYow
The Haytia~ General Prophets. H:s Plans
aaA Present Operations.

The Haytsaa General Rrophets. NE Plans
asa Present Operations.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Aug. 1.-THE date Of
tho next uprising in Hayti has been fixed By
tho revolutionary exiles In Jamaica and tho
mole OF operations has boon carefully planned.
Unless aggressive action on the part Of Hip
polyte provoke the dsai1sc'ed reputation.
nothing will be attempted until the coffee crop
has been gathered. Most inhabitants OF the
republic arc interested In tho results OF the
crop. and arc DESTROYS Of seeing the end Of the
season without any SUSPENSION OF field labor.
This period OF auiesceneo. however. will
probably not last long. The man who will this
time. hoad the revolutionary party and direct
oil its operations Ia Cen. A. Prophtte. and he
will probably MI tho Presidential chair II the
uprising be successful. When the writer suk-
rssted this to the General in conversation the
other day, he repfed In his broken English that
he was simply chief Of Tho revolution ~ the
revolution were successful. WE'LL" shru4
that might mean anything completed tho SEN
tence. He has lust made a significant move.
HE has gagged neary nll the newspapers pub
lishod In Kingston, and hie eli cumstance alone
tolls how near at hand 10 tho storm:
The names of Hippolyte and Lsritlms are
H;TS r. *. s.s an n on
slider these two men tho only import snt actor.
IN tho present struggle. This ia lar from eing
the case. In fact. It 10 vary pEobahls that both
Will q on disappear from HaytiAn politicA
Hippolyte is an old man. and he lives 3 . weary
and troubled life as tho Gar himself Sur
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The engine and the hose reel stand in Church
street, while he truck stands around the GOT.
nor In Fulton street. On the poles which sup
port tho awning on Church street the men
have rugged II set OF hooks on which they keen
their IRE hats and their coats and bier over
stand on the sidewalk under the awnings The
things are arranged as handily MS Jos sible.
but the men are delayed about twenty seconds
In getting away. That seems u vesy little de.
lay until you stop to th nix thai / i. Just twice
tho entire tImo It took the men to get away
from their house. They have been very for
tunate. though In having fewer alarms than
they have had in q long lime befor
built. New fioors are being laid in n tho iilrst
two stories. The mems beds are brought
down from the top to tho second floor. and
new sliding poles will be put in at the sides OF
the room. Tho front OF the building will be
torn down and replaced with an iron one. and
apparatus q better cnance to get ont. Capt.
Cnoney. thinks he will he kept in his present
unhandy quarters for several weeks.
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According to the csnsors report les periodical publ
cations were issued in st. Petersburg last ear with
the folio ring SisSulations:
Tho periodicals which had = small circulation wsrs
those hich had scholarly or scientific tendency.

tho,, " hich had n schoIur,v or ,cientno tendency
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and ,,x,x kop.cv, mar mod 1. e.nor.d from ssrhaa
md neivhborne russian coas,s in Tsrtary to China
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o. was sittn' Won noisht the shtsps me ahanty
Totrsd out Wild me work. an the chilasr an al
Whin close by soids. the ould 1omAn tms auntie)
Shpake mp In . voice shtrong wild many braWl.
:" y.ix hsre como : spapssn Of an agent mo honey.
An IL pampas plumes wild him he cArrisa bedadI
money"
Ooh! said o. Just the sight Az the man makes me
mad.
For - see all the summer agents and drumm era
Arinain boil whin busy wor.
An Oh rhtars tiil mo lsEs wor a. umb a
A top that hiss shpinned itself out on the noor
An, beROrrA Of d al worn whin mo ann was over
That dvtl . vArmiut should enter gate
With his this an his that an his thing an tohsI
An his barney mixed In At . roickin' rate
%. a. this won shtspped me said 70 phase,
IT.. no. pampa. piumss ofn b wantIn' the dav"
folots Ike - know; an he aaid That's bad for
To establish me trade vi sha W there away"
ArrAh. now. said OIL II les Riv,n ~ thin
OIL take list . ooonch for front Daror shelf;
But he wiggled his hand Ioike = fool haythen.
ssyin': No. 70 don't want thin. Orl keep thia ~.
An ~ now day By day OF am watching an waitin
FOR list stoh . man to come up to mo door;
An ttr tverv agent SO kindly Dim train
But IT'S only the wid the samples OF washstuR
That ver comes round wild thing that H. free;
1t may DO that pAmpas spaipsen wot used rough
Has set all the agents TO watchia for ma
HkLxH Il BON
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Prom the Chtcrg, Her I'd.

Col. J. NJ. Davis lately turned from an OK
NJ. he went on, . fishing frolLo with Gen; Miles
He entertain d his friends by relating his OK
perience. Conservative men PRONOUNCED his
narrative . trlhe unfounded. but the Colonel
sweare that eyery word 10 true.
Talk about trout!" he screamed. You
never lished unless you have dropped your limo
In the cold. swift Gallinns River. about i've
miles north OF the Las Vegas Hot Springs.
"Gen. Miles and / look out seyent y eight
specified beauties In one afternoon there.
got one fellow that weighed thirty seven
pounds. hut II took me four hours to land him.
Gen Miles had gone back to the :DIines for
when thought rowboat had got on my hook.
In a MON mt knew that It was monster fish.
devil hsh. but never dreamed Il WAS q trout.
gave II sll my line. and the smoke was inst
pouring from my reel. Presently the fish
stopped and began to take In the line.
"IhiA performance lasted nearly four hours.
had very small pole and line and could take
no chances. Once got the fish ont OF tho
water for u second. He frightened me.
IN not naturally 3 coward. but had no
ton nf running when . w tn at i'm m anse thing
on my hook. was well nigh exhausted md
WAS about to throw In my line when terrific
Just - fearful blast came down isrksd
Hs wikgled his tail for Q second ~ II In deep
thouSbk then tprnsd ovsE stunned"
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Patterned ON THE SPANISH FLE
. Bird Said to be Morsel which Once
Eaten 10 Always LonKed For Afterward.

= BIRD Said to be - Morsei which Once
Eaten 10 Always LonRed For Afterward.
= "You would scarcely suppose that bird
which iattens itself on an insect that will raise
blister on your flesh almost as quick as q
coal OF IRE will would be much Of u table luxu-
~. would you ?" inquired the learned Rrooor
OF Eighth avenue as he hooked mackerel out
OF the kit for consumer
Few people up North ever heard OF the
bird l guess much loss ever tasted one but
every one knows the Spanish fly. A fly blister
used to be as common as collie. and somo folks
used to say that It was easy to loco any one II
you could get him to eat anything that q Span
ish fy had been put into But maybe you
don't know what IL Is to loco. any one. Well.
the old darkey hoodoo doctors OF the South
will tell you that II you want to make q girl
love you all you have to DO is to put somo part
OF Spanish fly into an apple or leo cream or
an oyster stow. or anything you treat her to.
and that when she eats the fruit or the dish
sa bene know Whether as
Spanish lily will DO that or not. INT no one ever
tasted one Of these , birds ! am spesking q
firs IN the season whom the bird 10 sought Tor
osood by the birds. but maybe they are re- y
never saw these birds anywhere oxcert In
surs0sH mi na
bird IL called the papnbote. AMI IONS who
know say It belongs to he ploser family. 1t ID
OF tho SIZE Of Inc woodcock, with sober gray
plumage and short. hard bill. The coming
81 the spanish fly on the foliage In the loca /
ties that i iralusnts is sudden aud myst ri
whittier 1t COOS. 1t disappears as mys,eriously
IS 1t comes. II is one Of tho most destructive
insects that lives. as 1t comes In countless
myriAde and devours ravenonsly growing
vegetable plants. Inc p,npabots comes with
the fly, remains until It disanpear.. and con.
sumeS untold millions OF the insects. Tho
birds grow SO fat that they are Just balls COW
cred Will feathers. and when they fall before
the gun OF the sportsmnn they invariably
burs open. Ike Overtime fruit
The hunter who goes out with his dog and
scientific gunner. VIII !sturn without his
and can DO approached within gun shot in only
one WAY. for. unlike all we'll known gam.
birds II will not crouch TO the hunting dog.
The bird Ia heavy, Of wing, and probably for
ter is within range. y can be shot in no way
preached X means OF horse and wagon.
The bird will permit horse to walk up close
TO II. and In open buRgies or spring wagons
the hunters ride about among the feeding
noI oss, their laph. and they wing tho birds NJ
they rise on every SIDE when the wagon has
got n-Arer than the birds consider safe. Tho
buds are considered snch an incompatible
deltcacy among tho epicuirs OF Louisiana hat
small arm as OF men make q great deal of
botes for market. It is said that there is net q
cnse on r"c ord Of a person who had once tnsted
q papabots. fat enoi on flies who did not
have an irresistible inclination for more"
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FIRE ArrAnArus IN THE STREET.
Xet the Men Get Away FROM Their Hnpre.
visea Quarters with No Delay.

Xet The Men Get Away FROM Their Hnprc.
visea Quarters with No Delay.
The nremen OF Engine 40 and the mon Of
Truck 10, who are housed at Church and Full
ton streets while their flre house lie rebuilding.
have rugged things up so ingeniously that they
manage 10 get on with their apparatus pretty
lively In spite Of the inconvenlences Of their
present situation.
Whom the Fire Commissioners finally de-
cided to make the much eeded improvements
In Engine 29's house the mon moved out
They hired a loft at 1872 Fulton street and put
up their iron beds in 1t. A little room was pnr.
titloned OF at the south end for Capt. Coonoy
and at the north end Capt. Binns Of 10 Truck
has . similar room. There Is row OF nails
along the wall whore the men hang ihoir
and the useful odds aud ends which they may
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WORKS OF ART FOR THE CATHEDRAL
Affairs anA statuss Given by Archbishop
Corriksn, AuEustin DAILY. a.d Others.

Affairs anA statuss Given by Archbishop
Corrik.n, AuEustIn Daily. ~sd Others.
The interior Of st. Pstrick's Cathedral has
been enriched By many works OF art since
the cathedral WAS erected, and In the last few
months u number OF beautiful affairs and
statues have been presented by wealthy Cath-
oiics; whleh will probably all DO In place before
Ii is the purpose OF the church authorities to
have all o. tue rccesseS on either side OF the
iniied with altar. dsiieatsd to Inherent SAINTS
Al present there 10 only ono OF thtse affairs. on
hs shc o. the S9 1sx XIII Ts 90 york
IN QUE SS os Il tho cnspsls 10 i. soS, t sie
AZ. .aa VII tho a, Of to As IT, xaeus RHy
John brady. the sculptor. has been
p!srnrinT e: .sr IN md ,, ths s1Hns work g
ian ps and tn: .aPsr Ssr vi" Fr:nsS
lie s,aIass's o. st. Hpsa.t'ns. Tour foe. hiSh.
.nx.llS figures. IT; The reredo T yin DO pane,ed
BEEN I a. worE for six months % til. siisr, K
on 4. Witch WI ADD Cd :" TO-. ~ ", e,Ssc.vsnes.
tur No 81 Tn cathedral i:e WIN VIC @''n''''
is soon on 10 DO srs.ted. deica,sd st. Mi"haei
Ths the 81 81 ArSoeT .Ss w cIfbE"G
cathedral. which will take the place OF ihs
altar dedicated to tbs Ho ' Family now In tho
$4,000, and VII 10 Of sts .u marble. III.
one OF the recesaes of the nave.
The work Of nlln9 tn. inches over the doors
In the h0Ith md south transepts has lust heen
begun. There ME sixtsen OF these u ches.
eight In each tran. opt They are TO con ain
statues Of the fathers OF the Church, an 1 la {
81. Ambrose and ST. FrNncis 20 Sale. These
Mr.. MILO Lucy wv ". b rsxsi Of los Madison avenue.
and It 10 said that IL Is her intention to pres emit
the other fourteen statues - well. The COM
m ssion TOR, those statues was given TO
John Draddy nearly year ago He
prepared models In plaster and sent them
to Carrara. Italy. wnsre the statues them, elves
were carve out o the famous marble which Is
Quarried there. They were ,hipped { this
country last month and passed the Custom
House free Of duty. ST.. Frsn"l- de Sale. WHO
was Bi-hop Of Geneva in tho seventeenth can
fury, is represented In the house dress n the
With his left hand and his right holds = pen.
smbiepatic OF his fame ss writer. st. Am
teacher Of st. Augustine. I. arraysd In full
pontihcAl robss with ths closed mitre on his
bead. Hs holds the. triplioste GROSS In his left
had band and 2 ,SlSssd book u b; risht Both
otAAd on psdsstAls with Gothic cArvtREA
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rounded by secret foes who arc porpetually
be mercy drass out an snaoas ss.senes and
sy 10 he IN % 81 The Ss 81
exiles. He can TN count upon soody mum.
time his prestige has been waning: and here Il
IL considered that his power and influence have
70 and
eh.iinx In salic and would he bScK + tleiF
x ~ s sss Ssd Ss4 Ssn
and Strength Of cSarsetsr. and seasirsd :
poT,S5fu h1d over thH sGaie1y ey his 6rsSe,y
as PASSED Ut
two years. and Immediately after landing no
set about pu chasing n retired res idence whore
undisturbed b. the unsJmpathetic Kingston
ians. or counter plouera
BY NJ. Pi1uant and NJ. Fouchsrd. and after
81 n.
ratified. ami he was formally elected, immedi-
Hss,ians." which Was soucheh 10 'ihs usual
ssfpaks and signed by
.Lssisims has made no sign. but party of
thsfS Or 9 PIT
ceeding- were nnticad in the local newspnpers.
Unlike some OF his predecessors, Gen. Pro-
nh to L. anxious Tor the good opinion OF the
United States and Englani. and accordingly
he has taken a decisive, step. Only
p 1ar Ss'e day ~. hi r,us ns DG
this city and offered a subsidy to each II he
would suppress all news nptaRo nistic to his
cause. and Insert such as WAS unfavorable 10
Hippolyte. A certain. sum would be paid
every month In advance. and y bonus would
BE- given if tho revolution should be success
ful, Tho terms were accented, aud accord
inely only new. that has been sifted By the
revolutionary leader is now made public Thus
the newspapers OF British colony are d.
rectly assisting The cause Of black revolu-
tionary General: and when the UPRISING takes
place and the usual influx OF exiled Haytinns
sacres and general butchery will go to the
world through the Kingston journals.
No aspirant 10 the Presidential chair Of the
reuub ic need count on success unless his cof-
fers can stand . long and continuous drain.
Gen. Prophrte has unlimited mems. and 1t 10
this city. and have bought the m unitions which
are lying not far from Jamaica ready for the
outbreak. Hnytian sNiles IN other islands are
promptly succored from the Same source and
the Gust OF their pas ago to Jamaica Ia pnid.
When one considers he exCense. OF all kinds
yious that Il the money e exclusively his OWE
It will b his object to bring about tho uprising
as soon as possible. Whore the revolutionary
funds really como from. however. 10 = question
that often bothors tho minds OF tnNulsitivs
KinRstonians: but they wi puzzle In vain.
!. powerfully built; and has FIXTURES lndicAtye
OF . determined character. In social life his
expression Il pleasant ami his eyos are per-
petually tW!nkling with humOr.
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RELICS or THE BUFFALO

Fvair1ss Covered with their Paths-Mak.
Ing Commerce 81 their Homes.
After travellers on the Canadian Pacific arc
fairly launched upon tho great plains west OF
Manitoba they eco many reminders OF the Buff
falo. Stretching over the plains a. far as tho
eye can reach. crossing one another In per-
feet network. arc tho innumorable paths In
which the hufrsloss trod ono behind smother In
almost countless numbers. The little knobs.
too. arc thlckly dotted with buffalo wallows.
wh-re the animals had dug up tho Garth with
their horns and then rolled In the dust. or.
what suited them bsttor. visited tho
wallows after Q shower. and enjoyed
the luxury OF mud bath. Here
and there. too. one secs the skeletons OF tho
noble sninal. But not many OF Thorn are seen
from tho railroad cars for nearly all the skels-
tons within seven mi es OF the track have been
gathered together and brought to the rail-
road. whore they are piled vi. ready for shti-
ment. At many OF the stations. and In 81 ms
places far from tho stations. those great lies
OF buffalo bones are hsapsd. They are laid up
ss regularly as SO much cord wood. Tho pile,
arc about eight foot high. twelve feet wide. and
anyw hero from fifteen to nifty feet long. 7 no
outer aye T"dc ~ pIs hs
II will give. an Idea OF the enormous quantity
on the railroad TO Prince Albert $500 skels-
tons were picked up. Out OF sight Of the rail:
Ia .sountlsss numbers, and the Industry Of
G.thsripf them VIII be continued until they
These animals were, the Victims very largely
Of the Indians. who killed ths stupid beAsts
.:l. Ss e ss
GhisSso AID oIh;r phases where sugar I: r. p
many Of the tourists whom tbs, train stops is To
buffalo teeth, and carry them away as relies.
The wood buffalo. which 10 allied 70 the bison
far north Of the bask atchewan. His numbers.
however. are constantly DECREASING. nnI there
e sysry prosnse! that ne Will meet II. fate OF
ranches are extended and grasses are sown.
the buffalo paths and yslleys will BE- oblit.
f0pp9 On The srsst Dralstss Which were on0s
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Bradley. BABY" q. A.sur, r.-l.

One OF the now features that have been add
cd to Asbury Park this summer Is not In the
nature Of an attraction. 1t Is u 1endish
steam whistle which 10 blown al about 6 O'Clock
every night. 1t 10 managed like the whistle
on that boat which was driven out OF all tho
harbors on Long Island Sound and the Hud-
son River a few years ago. 1t means and
rising and falling and juggling series Of notes
that make existence burden 10 so, 1000 poOpls
TOR full fvs minutes svery evening. It 10
ley's Baby" and 10 sald to DO blown IN g to
notify the customers OF the electric light o..
psny that the power 70 about to bs tuSnsd
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A Lovoslck Girl.

Lot mo come back lot me come back 70 thssi
know the place 10 empty that I left
without thy love my soul 10 all bsreft;
And are thy Joys complete away from met
spssd, speed the message o'ePth distances
That lsugthen on between thy heart and mine;
Grant me the healing balm, the blithssons wilma
That shall sssuags my souls dire ioaslinssA
what morrow brings ~ Al - far away
The ssarsst moHsw while alone walt
Exilsd from thee without the Elss sass,
O. sing 70 me the summonins song telayi
Thssonsi Yss. swsstsr thas the dSevsy hsA
or yellow .bsltsd bees II shsSt or long
II but one golden distich yst . sonE
And still . soag II but the sole word Come
Let me come back, all Of life 70 me
Il found within the glad circumference
OF the sweet syllables that bid me hence
FROM allen ways from bAnishment 20 thea
To put away my pride Of heart and sue
For my old place, to i'm portuns and wssR
Is only this; Deep calling unto deep"
Atr.muous bio ,som thirstiuE for the dswi
Askins my own again for mine: for me
refuge, havsn heaven. TO rest Ne there.
Safe from the ten psstsRsss Of NJ dssHsirJ
Let ne ssas beck, lss Ne come bask - shssi
hesIssxs = JsaaA
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The Clink or the Ice,

From the Chtcdoo Duut Ret,a
Than ever the harp hs. uttered tn. Int. has
when wax. At in tho morning with feeling in my
Suggestive of mild sxos.s.. before retired to bed,
Wh:n email bu, nsres Volcano ys!:' nv soIs in:ids
And nv throat rnd r moI,h are furrsd with fur that
How those a'=' Of 'o'.o' that ever m,
elm e the Toe in the pitcher the boy brings up
e. :issz s: on: f.: SC. ss
Y: ::::s ;isS.: ~:
III. H.i.: sn' %::fs:s nci.i ANXIOUS % "h seP
r.. ~h.s q: e.u.. so.v.E relief come. whom ".
Keller Sss shat f.D'urou' that eunt'A
I've dr.am Of the nery furnscs that vast bulk
And y. drssms va: crater POSSESSED OF !: mad a.
i've %rs.%s =. ko%.a candle: And fceF.a that
In short drssnt the eusssdsss dreams that ever
But =. y. I.dhos isnol'' we're scattered quick a.
when Is. .p,ri, within that pitcher went tapping IL
Boy why 50 slow in coming with that srseIeua sauas
Oh hast. hee to tn. of tn. VIII. Is burning
70 ash srsss % ii. wr.ssh Who tel: IL. red
tn. pi.soa. sst: sink. m..hnt. should thrill you
through ana 'hroukh:
An sTrng soul 10 wanting drink and he wants II d. q
And 10 tho honest pitcher too falls In dire feet
That s pAlid form IL presently believed with chilly
sweat.
Nay hls..Ios ,: ;hewsrsd upon the man who nr's d.
1hs, hapP.n" sious sss ~ with It's r.psurous onis.y
Iasvsr lave felt the cooling neod 20 sissiaE down ny
Sat what vowed to hymn . hymn 10 that elntsty-
cllnk devots;
30 now the prime Of ny mAshood polish this lyric
For tho Of all good fellows who are thirsty as
pleasing thrall
OF tbs Of tho ice In the pitcher the boy brin NJ
EuosHS PtELA
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Corlnthlnn n All.

Corinthian Hail.
Prom the chicago Duty Nsws.
CS,iSs .amI HAN !: pss:
e.; ,S Va. ss .n ~ a.
Ana -, Ana T.. nav ys.w =; e sna
Th the cs.D,oG sad sSs the best
W. nsw anl aaT., ". could los. back the issr'
ou' F'' csr%. a,n0a: s y our city Tor years.
Other hail. z tho II s ssiis9 ana ~. recall.
t g: . % ,5S nns S D.
thar S:y: a:s s .sS s:%y sss asss
: ss r. s
hs,a ,r.ssdy az md wor. eopioa. h.i.
,s5S, .a
q: :ss ~. sss's n & s'E
y Gsss Coo n. %p
Ana IN r.ssy q swear there I. mons could compare
%s s:': :!: ,,
"a fer ns s year.
4ns k.s f KAT: s s. a:s. nov
8 :;aiayy J.;S Lsas..Ss. :oa fss en- lsAy'
6Dinsd shat n. sun Of our DR. drama had sci.
GSrinthlan Hail wa. devoted TO song
s b. os: g. r..
Or IN: iioimaas. with William Ii. crsns struck eur
VI. ~ b, one N, 4. ;pi S.;s card
Was Caroline I,ichin - aud Peter hsrlArd,
Ana oh hi. ~. e s.. Ru.. h my
Aud our critica accorded them co umns OF praise:
They handsome lnOustaches and big cluster rinGA
Aud their shirt fosts were blazing with diamonds and
They gave : parade and sweet music they made
Every evening In front Of the house where they pAysd
'fwixt posters aud hand bias the town - aGoR
For Primrose aud West In their great statue cioHi
Many year. intervene yet I'm tres to maintain
Iem stvsrs The LEGAL DECLARED for ruth
While II roles that wore thrlin'. involving much
Jim wa'iiei doomed M our idea, Of villain,
Nrs Sewers Alvin Joslln. Frank Aiken; they an
Earned their titles to fame in Coriuthiau Hall
But Time. as beGrudGins the glory that fell
I'm the SPOT rover. and remember 50 WELL
And brsathed on them All his morhitsrous taint;
20 the trappings 81 gold and the gear manifold
:nd r'A mould
Like vapors OF night. ON corinthiau Hall
when the gas ia ablazs in the opry At night
And the music zoe. boating on pillows OF light
ps. 70 T 3. n.e sh. I'm !: S:
"Reminiscences all
And 70 rsvsl In rapturss OF boyhood again.
though Corinthian Hall 10 . tumble down place
Which som. anioal tots have pronounced dis.,aea
Who. awea:y OF art exponnde today
Would nurrender wha gold
Hes amassed to bshOd
1.-THE OF the wonderful donxs Of OLD
4 Glmpss Of the Eorss that used to enthran