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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Low Rates for Tight Times.

Commencing July "a. and continuing
until sept. l. the 500 Line will sell
round-trip tickets, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, good to return ten
days from date of sale. from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis to Macl1imac Island. at
the very low rate OF $40 for the round
trip, and Chicago, $50. \ special sleeper
70 Mackinac will be attached to the
Atlantic Limited on above days, max
ing direct connections with steamers
for Chicago. Everybody should avail
themselves Of these low rates.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21

ton oarsmen. The Winnipegs, Duluths.
MinneSotas and Lurlines will stay over
from the Northwestern regatta, as all
the clubs are also members of the Mis-
sissippi Valley association.
Advices from Duluth state that the
Zenith Citv will be represented in the
regatta of the Winnipeg and North
western association by a junior four
Duluth was not represented last year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Iron Mines Close

PLATTsBURG, n. Y, July 2O.-The
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company,
whose mines and iron foundrles are L.
Gated at Lyon Mountain, closed down
today, as aid also the Crown Point Iron
company mines and iron makers, at
Crown Point. The cause given is dull
ness in the iron trade. About thou
sand men are thrown out of employ
ment. The principal stockholders of
bosh COMPANIES are New Workers.. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Receiver for Truth.

New YORK, July 2O.-David Mcclure
has been appointed receiver for the
Truth company on the application of
Charles Eddy. Louis Ettlinger and
Gustav H. Buck, directors, for disso-
luton of the company. 1t was incor-
porated Dec. 10, 1892, with a capital
stock of 100000. succeeding to the busi-
ness previously carried on by the News
Letter company. and issued bonds to
the amount of 500, 600.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
ALL THE FIsrIC TALENT
To Participate in the Kemmick
Benefit Tonight.

The complimentary testimonial that
Is to be rendered Charley Kemmick by
the athletes of the Northwest and all
the visitors in the profession at Market
hall this evening, promises to be one of
the brilliant sporting carnivals of the
year Charley Kemmick at one time
was looked upon by The best judges as
the coming weterweight in the world.
He easily vanquished all that came be-
fore him III the arena, but he lost his
health. and he is in need of the assist
ance of his friends and admirers. No
one in the profession is mere popular,
and there can be no doubt that there
will be a big attendance.
The programme includes Moore and
Maber, Danny Needham and jim Birge,
the Iron Man" Jim Hall and Tommy
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Declined S50.o0O

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 20. = Rev.
Charles A. Briggs. who was depnsed by
the Presbyterian general asspmbiv. has
declined aa offer of les; i,nnual % So
0 o. Walcn C.sai'!ali i'arsi;.i.. ta!> cit,
wi>iic;i 70 raise. Dr. Big. in tncrf-
ing, a,iiii la hdj lbs. hJ,n..l-; 81 far o.,
the trial except delay III literary WORKS
aud T.sie CT time and strength.
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Twin City Scandinavian Singers
Excursion to the wv orId's Eair.n

On July 18th a special train will leave
Minneapolis at S p. m, ST. Paul at s 80
D. m, for Chicago, via the Wisconsin
Central line. Tickets on this excursion
are good to return any time up to Nov.
18th.
The committee i'll charge of this ex-
cursion urge their friends to accompany
them on this occasion, as a good time is
assured. and the rate will be as low as
at any time this year. For further in
formation call on or address E. q. Mel
lem. corner Sixth and Sibley streets,
ST. Paul, MINI.
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Large Attendance.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-The magnificent
weather and ''Sweden's day" at the
worlds fair brought out one OF the
largest crowds that has yet visited the
fair. the paid admissions today number
ing 126, 1897, the total attendance being
la OOO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Increase of Stock.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 20.-Stock-
holders of the Galveston & Western
railway today voted to increase the cap
ital stock to two millions and build east
to the Sabine river; thence TO Houston,
and thence to the San Antonio river. Ii
was voted to issue $4,000 per mile ) per
cent bonds, running thirty years on all
the road to be built. Tie load has no
handed debit
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21

Your choice of two different desigr
warranted quadruple plate and wo
81 - cut to 81 q5
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THE WINNIPEG CREWS.
Three OF Them Are Coming to Min
netonka.

neGOnka.
Special to the Globe
WINNIPEG, July 21.-The Winnipeg
crews for the Minnetonka regatta have,
during the week, put on the finishing
touches to their training, and are now
i'll superb condition. Three crews will
attend the regatta-senior four, Junior
four and junior double. The crews
are probably the strongest ever gotten
together to represent Manitoba, and
much is expected of them. They leave
for Minnetonka Sunday, accompanied
by goodlY crowd of club members.
One or more of the crews will probably
also participate in the Mississippi Val
ley association and Pullman regattas.
The following are the names of the
crews:
Senior Four-F. W. Henbach. bow:
j. ID; Morrice, second; C. a. Hopper,
third; p. A. Macdonald. stroke.
Junior FOur-E. NJ Eberts, bow; J.
c. Armitage. second; J. c. Waugh,
third; j. a. Hendry. stroke.
Junior Double-C. A. Bradley, A. A.
Andrews, stroke.
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Can't. NTackar ON Trial

CHICAGO, July 2O.-A court martial
will assemble at Fort Reno, [. T., to-
morrow to try Capt. Mackay. of the
Third cavalry. The exact nature of the
charges against the officer have been
kept secret, but it is understood he will
DE tried for breach of discipline.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
PHILhIEs WELCOMED HOME.
Over 5000 People See Them
N'aIlop Washington.

PHILADELPHIA. July ga crowd of
1926 people welcomed the Philla-
delphias home from their successful
Western trip ana saw them win from
Washington with Taylor. their reserve
pitcher, in the box. Weather pleasant.
The score:
Phiadelphla5 Oils % - /
Washingtou.I 0 Oh 9 2
Batteries Philadelphia, Taylor and Glenn
ents; Washington. Maui and Farrell; earned
ruiS. Philadelphia 6, Washington /.
COLTS C0NQUERED.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Ihe Colts pound
ed Ehret for five singles and a double in
The first inning. scoring six runs. "Red'>
then settled down. and. although hit
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY O
- LIE Sueur-ss. District Court. Eighth j..
diciaI District
IN the matter OF the assignment of Edison
Smith and Kollin E Smith. com nosinc H..
firm of L. r. Smith & Co.
Notice is hereby given, That Edison !.
Smith and Rollin f. Smith. composing i
hrm OF e. X Smith d Co., of the City Of
Sueur, in sand County ana state have
deed in writing dated July sth. 1854. mano
general assignment to the undersigned of :.
heir property. hoLE individual and partna.
ship, not exempt by law from lew and sci
on execution, for tire benefit of all a..
creditors, without preferences. who shall; :
their releases as provided by law.
Al cia'ms must be verified and present.
TO tha undersigned for allowances with.
twenty (2O) days.
Dated July i7th. iSg3.
THOs. H. SMULLEN. Assignee
Lie sueur, lie Sueur County, Nj.
HHAa AAssIAE. Attorney for Asst
-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
King Thomas Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ga number
of horses belonging to the late Senator
Hearst were sold at auction yesterday.
King Thomas. for which Senator Hearst
paid S3S, 200 as yearling a few years
ago, was sold for $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Scraps OF Snort.

The Maroon Base Ball club challenges
any club in the city under fifteen years
of age. Communications addressed to
|. Lande, 242 East Fairfield avenue,
will receive attention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
The Infanta.

PARIS, July 2O.-The Infanta Eulalia.
of Spain, who has been visiting in this
city, left this morning Ell route to En-
gland, where she will visit the Duke of
York and his bride, Princess Nav.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Curtis Trial.

SAN FRAN CISCO, July 20. The case
of NJ. b. Curtis, charged with killing
Police Officer Grant. called for trial in
the superior court today, was by mutual
consent CONT ued mill July 81. This
will be Curtis third trial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Tomorrow White Bear Regatta

The White Bear Yachting association
has given notice that Tomorrow the
Osito, Loon and Kitten will sail match
for the first place in the afternoon race
OF the Fourth OF July. There will also
be special race for the White Bear
cat boat cup, which was won in 1892 by
the Secret, now called the Nancy Ruth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
Government Indorsed.

PARIS. July 90 The senate today
passed unanimously a resolution APP
proving in every respect the attitude
of the government in the Siamese af-
fair
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Gloucester Events.

GLOUCESTER, n. J., July 2O.-Five
favorites and an outsider won today.
Summary:
First race, mile and a sixteenth
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lead the offer 81 Something for
NOthing' made" upon The eighth
page, and send in your subscription
for tho Gl0bs.
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Burlington Cut.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-The Burlington
today announced rate of s31 from St.
Louis to Portland, Or, via St. Paul,
effective immediately.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
'sWOTHERss
REEND''
makes Child birth EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1ese.-My wife used
GCTHER'S FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without it for hundreds OF dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt OF price 81 so per bot
lie. Book " To Mothers mailed free.
SfAbFiELD REGULATOR CO.,
feH SAiE ~ AL DRUGGISTS. ATLANTA Of.
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Ramsav Cnnn1u ~


at page 6,-eXcept that part of said Lot nun.
bered Five 81 which said part OF said L.
numbered Five (5) was By Andrew j. HOB,
ana Johanna c. Hoban by their deed DAT
April 10Th, A. d. 1887, and recorded in 81
office in Book 192 of Deeds on page 1871 co.
veyed or decided to the City of Saint PAT
which sale will DE made by the Sherf
OF said County of Ramsey. Or his depu
at public auction ana according to il
at the Fourth Street main entrance of
Court House and City Hall Building
the city of Saint Paul in the Coun
of Ramsey in the State of Minneso;
on Saturday, the 12th day of August, A.
1893, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
that day, to pay the principal and interc
then due on the promissory note and coupe
notes described in said mortgage (to-wit: h.
said sum of $i,S00 and the unpaid intert
then accrued theTeon}, together with the Z
attorney fees above mentioned and the In,
fui costs and disbursements of toreclosn
embraced IN said sale other than said fees.
Dated st. Paul, Mimi, June goth. A T.
1893. FREDRiCK ITNiE
Mortgage.
LAWYER, DCINEST & BIGELow.
Attorneys for Mortgagee. st. Paul. Min
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21

Philadelphia Takes Another Fall
Out of Washington-Chic
Wins Game in the First Inn
ing and loses 1t in the Eighth
General Sporting News.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
THE BIG MATCH MADE.
CORBETT AND MITCHELL TO FIGHT At
ROBK.

MITCHELL SIGNS ARTICLES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21
EmhTOiderieS.
Ladies' White Null Ties.

Embroidered and hemstitched, an
cellent quality for 3jc, cut to 25c.
The sun., 1893-05-21
Tho New Memnon.


When with hammers Of iron Cambyses had broken
The statue OF Memnon that sang to the SUM-
And the desDate marble longer gave token
Tuat twilight was ended and dawn had began:
The priesthood who long had punctUal choral
To wait on their god as the stars waned away,
Turned about in their beds while the clouds flushed
auroral.
Or droned in the desecrate temple OF Day.
SO the slow OF fashion ebbed down from the
wonder.
And worshi p?ers failed at tho bountitul shrine
Where never the shock OF the sun aroused thunder,
Yet when all had deserted chiettain creeping
Through reeds and through grasses where MelnnOn
Night nf,er dull night when the priests were all .eep
Came yearning and dreaming and would not despair.
To him. 20 the tale runs. ono morning when slender
The naked beam flushed On the shattered white
word came in message. 50 thrilling SO tender.
1t sobbei ike a harp string that dies In moan:
My ron all is done al is done" and so ended:
In the blaze OF tho day. that was African splendid
His heart snnk as cold as the granite he trod.
All 30 may It no with all Of me that's mortal
II ever that tyrant the world. should destroy
The wonderful image which stands at my portal
And sings to my spirit OF hope and OF Joy.
When the flame OF thought that marble illusion
Rings music no more from iIs sensitive heart.
When I've waited aud watched. and tho faithful do
sighs forth farewell. and feel 1t depart;
An then In tho gloom OF my broken ideal
In the moon shadow way from the sun.
When the horrors OF earth rugged and real
by some fortunate stroke may my coil lie undono,
All better to pass to tile sliIen dumb hollOws
Where sounds ncve' Jar on The car OF the dead.
Than learn that tho ar which my destiny follows
BY some Trick of II huckster Is fostered and red.
EpAuSp GossE
The sun., 1893-05-21
pEHILS OF ISNOVATIOM.
Thr.tres ocrs Tnrned from the Play TO Gaxo
mt IJis Big scarf and Opal.

mt Iyis BIG Scarf and Opal
Paniandrum Hopper hsd just tied knot in
the tail OF tho tiger In the second act OF the
ola podrica last night Della Fox was dam
Cling her legs idly over the barrels edge
Everybody Was laughing. man walked
down the middle aisle with woman In tow.
lie was tall. stiif and erect. His hair was
parted in the middle aud plastered close to
his head. His collar was nigh and spotless.
His Tuxedo coat WAS snug and pressed. No
one noticed him until he turned around before
sitting down
And 10! instead OF the ordinary white lawn
tie. he wore q long black satin scarf ike
stroaDer running into the folds OF his waist,
coat 4 big pin Of opal and diamonds stood
put put IN @ TIE middle OF the tie like a hrehy In
murmur fioated over the house and grew
to a ripIl % OF applause; Mr. Hopper bowed;
and ms he bowed he caught sight oi the tie. nmhd
he. too. smiled. The man fidReted about; The
woman leaned over and whispered proudly
You're conspicuous, dear"
but damned uncomfortable" was the an
swer in u hoarse voice.
For iiys minutes he stood the battery OF eyes
lovellrd upon h IN. Then he rose. Iammed his
hat on his head. and hurried out alone. Ten
minutes later he returned. smiling and serene.
Every one looked at him. and 10! the black
smooth ~ ut his throat
You're still conspicuous. DEAR" said his
Egt omgosed and damned comfortable"
Two swsils saw thu: whols, proceeding. They
retired to q corner Of the theatre to mediate.
After pause one Of them said:
An Innovation. chappis
sss Ess:s ss' $Ss.1 1s R %.' the reply
Certainly
"oh. Lordl"
The sun., 1893-05-21
SUSBEAJfS.

Tho bottle from which Sherman and Johnson took
drink together after the latter Generals surrender Is In
the possession OF woman at Raleigh NC.
One day last week Young girl of Tyler. Tex. CAV.
fleet pony start OF ten yards and outran IL handiy
In a race of 800 yards ON wager.
The Stiff Leg mentioned In tho "sunbearns" a few
days ago is the only terrible conjuration Of the
Southern negroes fanry. In every city Of the south
there is n fcarsomo regard for might doctors" FIX
actIy what might doctor Is tho negroes
can hardly explain and ITS very IN
Il moro dreadful. II is supposed. however. to be
creature of great strength and depravty that tunpz
ont at them from dark places with an intent TO Kill
them Alright or steal them and take them to some
lonely SPOT where they will be cut up Tho snpcrs;
ton doubt had lis rs" III tho discovery that the bod
les OF negroes we're sometimes employed us subjects
for dissection in tho Southern medical schools
-Chrisrs Holy sanctihed Church OF ChIncotca agus
Is and No. l. is exciting considerable interest amons
tho islanders Tho church was built for So 900 by q
peculiar sect said to have come to ChncoeAgue from
Sussex County pei There IN all about forty FAM.
lies belonging to the church on the island They oc
cupy small ostory houses and each house 10 for.
may dedicated before the family enters These dedi.
catory services wo rs the services In tho ckurch
on Sunday are noisy. and Officers of the neighboring
Methodist church have several times caused the arrest
OF persons in the other church the charge of dis
turbing public worship There Is current local belief
that the tenes OF Chriss Holy sanctihed Church In
ciuds something very like free love.
-'.You'vo no idea how many cowboys there are In
New York driving trucks. and doing odd Jobs lik 0
that" said an ex.ranchman. who 10 now in business
here. They restless lot. and thousands OF them
get East by design accilent-nostly By accident.
thins. They retch up In the towns. and work into
something or anything that has to do with horses In
town they are apt to be steady and for that matter
they are on the plains There isnt any wild West any
more. Those people who saw IL ten or dozen years
n of hA n " IA Al A..
No cowboy thinks Of shooting his way through the
streets Of Western for fun In these days He'd
be arrested mighty quick II he tried It, II you want
20 see . cowboy, go around TO - livery stable.
There are two OF thsm there Both OF them wear
boiled shirtA"
The sun., 1893-05-21
A Grocery Oracle.

From the Yankee Blade.
Oh I've heerd Daniel Webster. an he spouted like
good 'un
An the rppn roarn' ravin' of the slam. bang Rufus
Chohte.
Sam Pickering at Blancoms store Jest gethers in
vote.
With jollygy an nogerfy an rifentick he rastles,
An he grabs tho cyciopedy an he slnss it fair an
Hat.
An he rlps up all the sciences an flings em roun' in
passels.
For the reservoy of wisdom spouts frum Jest beneath
He knows the Presidents messages from Washington
to Grover,
An tho eIghteenninsty census. he say the hull
Tho Congressional reports lie packed inside his BRAIN
An then jest turn II backafds an It once again
An all gether roun' to git the dppins Of his know
edge
An we drink It In an like it, oil an young an great
an small:
'Tant good 70 90 to high school or to waste four
years at college.
Or take the county paper for Sam Pickering knows
II all.
Oh. Two hesrd Daniel Webster. an he spouted like a
good un.
An tie rppin. roarin' ravn of the slam bang Rufus
Choate,
But for undiluted elerkunce an intellectual pndd'n'
Sam Pickering at Blancoms store Jest getbers in my
vote.
SAY wALrER Foss.
The sun., 1893-05-21
MaNUELIIA or MONIEeEY
Senorltn Srpulvrdn, the Mexican Beauty
Who soon Will Visit New York.

Delegates to tho Grand International Con.
| gress OF BEAUTY. a division OF tho Worlds Fair
| at Chicago not yet ready for tho. public. are
| not expected to attend except through their
| counterfeit presentments. Portraits Of types
| OF national beauty have therefore been for
| warded to the Columbian Exposition from
many countries in both hemspheras. aud
| these will serve to make up n varied and In.
| terestng group. Among the last TO arrive was
! a large photograph fran Mexico. which has
been placed with others in the exhibit Of
| beautiful women. aud when this collection
shall lave been thrown open to the general
| view il will be scon that the neighboring 70.
public las at lcnst one very fair daughter.
Ssnori," M"nuea har sepuiytsda the Young wo. 70
world Al large Just, what a typical Mexican
beauty really looks like. does not know that
her I!cfu now forms part OF unique galaxy.
her native State 2! Susvo on Leon o. s Manusiita
Msxsp. one March, he 1918 Kss DSra sna is
tho, daughter Of wealthy parents enjoying
S city % Of Monterey where % 'ess sss ismiis fsd nov
lXe; She is a young woman OF many accom-:
ana S%tsrs st as e0Rs:ns Rs:
wonderfully attractive presence and yiyacious
wa4s FIVE .nS sG' sGhes II nssh ns
eyes light up - bsau!lful face. which q set 10 .
irameWGrk Of HSaFaPt Sns cEs pI dusky hs!
lips are other adiuncts which have helped TO
make Senorita Sepnlvedas charms famous.
The Beo OF Monterey" made her social
debut in 1891. when she appeared In the CO.'S
tune Of Marie d. Medicis at fancy dress ball
Leon; Since then she has figured as the csn-
tral star 9l attraction not only In the gay little
ions tions at the MeSican capital., On Feb. 8 Of
ereg ta Men TO tn me aSnserey ten.
tscturers who recently made trip through
admired by the guests Of the evening.
Mnnnela sepu'yeda expects to visit New
mother and q younger sister. who is to be
placed in the Conyont Of the Sacred Heart. In
tion. Although the Sepulysda family have
given sanction for the exhibition Of Manuela.s
kept from the knowledge Of its fair original.
who 10 watched with dpenps-like strtotness.
Belle OF Monterey" will have any opporta-
pity to go to Chicago to make ecompartsons bs.
others OF her sex presenting types Of bSAnky
Of other nRttonllitiss. 4.
The sun., 1893-05-21
Extinct Monsters.
Prom he Nsus Record.


Oh hsd lived In the good old days
When the Lent hyosaGrus ramped around.
When the Elasm osAurus swan The bayk
Amt the Svatherian paved thr ground;
Would have spent my precious time
At weaving colder Thoughts in rhymef
When the Tinoceras snooped about
And the Pter0dnctyl hapned its wings:
when the Brontops with the wary snout
Moseyed around FOR herbs aud things:
Would nave Bothered myself O'ernuch
About divine afliatus and such!
The Dinotherium tiourished then,
The Pterygotus lashed the seas.
The RhamphOry nus pTospered when
The cnpboRnat hus perched in trees:
And every creature wild or tame,
Rejoiced in some rocco name
Pause and ponder: who could write
A triolet or roundeiay.
While n Megatherium yawped all night
And a Ilesperornis yawped all day:
While. now and again. tile bray sonorous
OF Glyptodon Asper swelled the chorusi
II I'd been almost ANYTHING
But n poet. might have got along:
Those eNttnct IN onsters OF hoof and wing;
We're not conducive TO lyric song:
SO nature reserved this tender bard
For the kindlier Age of Pork and Lard.
EUGENE FiKLn
The sun., 1893-05-21
My Siren.


From the 81. Jdme,'s Gdse,ss
Al nnadoTncd and unarrnyed,
On renwecd or on stones
Old komer's Sirens sang and played
No doubt in hOmel tones.
And yet tnai cassie osplanadc,
Was white with sailors bones.
Ny Siren tolls her tuneful tale,
In lamplit drawing rooms:
Where, amid plush aud Chippendsle,
1he glossy Brosdwuol looms,
Beyond the lilies and the pale
Cloud OF aEalea blooms.
My fascinated eyes are bent
Upon her ns she sings;
nurse a dangerous sentiment,
Which worships bcanteCus things
Bred Of that exquisite content
Which only dinner brings.
A. her white throat the diamonds dart
Their many twinkiing IRE.
Worth decks her Wi h his mRtchless art,
In dainiiest attire:
And dWngner'smiglty brain and heart,
Hcrmeloiy inspire.
All me, we Greeks OF later years
In equal peril cast.
Where even the Naunchest comratc fears
That lie must yield at last.
Find n ne to seal with wax our cars
Or biud rs to the mast