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The evening world., 1895-05-17

0sssiD here, . .aiat There asa Trss
TaIss 81 CITY Life.

One Of the most snthusiastis cyclists In towa
10 George Sweet tbs vsli-known vocal instructor.
MI Sweet has woa an enviabls record a. .
century rider. ana - . member OF the Century
Cycle Club never misses . run. He prisss his
strins Of gold bars. which 10 steadily lsngthen-
,ns out. more highly thas any OF his Artistic
bslopEinSA A. . voice improvsr and chest de-
vsloper be 10 Of the opinion that nothing comes
W 70 wheeling; while tor Increasing the range
the best possible exercise 10 70 scale the Fort
Lee hiii
The sntsrprising westernsrs seem bound to
capture New Yorks musical celebrities A any
cost First Chicago insidiousiy prevailed upon
Theodore Thomas to desert Gotham and take
up his abode in TIE Windy City. and now Gin
oianat has snticed Frank Won der Nucksn
away from his Arion friends who we're naturally
vsry reluctant to let him 70. The Ohio mstropo-
lie. however. 10 . city OF beer. we'll - pork.
and Mr. Won der stucken's friends are hopeful
that he nay nnd . consenial existence there.
Harry Plstt. the youngest son Of the Tioss
statesman. 10 developing Into . shre~d business
man. like bis father. and 10 now at the head Of
the local branch Of . big Baltimore corporation.
He 10 the only member Of his family. however.
Who has shown pronounced athletic tastes and
- the crack drst bassman Of . champion Yale
nine be 10 remembered by long line Of snthu-
siastc rootsrs TOR the blue.
A friend just returned from wash!nEto, tells
me he 10 still suffering from the nervous shock
produced by the swarms Of black beetles which
annually at this season swoop down upon the
electric II ghted districts Of the Capital City.
They are not seen In the daytime. but ~ soon
- the electric lamps are lighted myriads Of
them make their appearance. They buzi about
the lights until they fall. injured. to the side
walk. and At times the earth IL black with
them. They range In length from . half inch
to two inchsa
shsriR ramsen 10 10 An Indignant frame oi
mind ever the sighting remarks made about
him by s1-JudGs Curtis. In his argument before
Justice Barrett the other day ''Hs calls me
High Sheriff, As II It was . dns Joke. and says
! don't know the laws and the language Of thi'
couatry." sxclaims the Sheriff. 'is that the way
enc gentleman should speak ei anothsrf VI
should learn come politsnsss already"
THE CLEANER
The evening world., 1895-05-17
LOST LOVE.

VINO wins his love shall lose her,
Who lose her shall sain,
For still the spirit ~ooes her.
soul Without . stain,
And memory stll pursues her
with lonsinss not in vain,
He who ioses her sains her,
Who ~atohss day BY day
TIE dust of time that stains her.
The Srieis that leave her Eray.
Tue nesh that ye, snchsins hsr.
whose grace hath passed away.
Oh happier he who gains not
The love some seem to gain;
The Joy that custom stains not
Shall sun Win him remain,
The lov~lness that vance not.
The lovS that ne Or can ~aas
lie dreams she sross not older.
TIE LANDS Of dream smong,
Though all the world ~Ax colder.
Though all the sonts he suns.
In dreams dc,h he behold her
Sun fair And Kind And young
Andrew Lang
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Ribbons Instead Of Cua Buttons.

Much curiosity has been aroused ~
the costume Vesta Tilley wears in her
song. Down Rotten Row." Instead ol
cuff buttons she has long. narrow rib
bons passed through the openings In each
cuff through which the ordinary but
tons are usually passed. This u now
the prevailing custom in London among
the "Johnnies." On any pleasant after-
noon in . stroll down Rotten Row one
may see any number Of these substitu-
tions for cun buttons
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A FEW GOOD jokes.

. Timely Rhyme On the
Uncertainties of Trout Fishing.
The angler ncv . trout caa 80
Between the drops Of rain;
1t 10 the time of year WHEN hs
Gets Ashins % the brain
But this to me u vsry plain:
1t Ia and no mistook.
One thing 70 get hsh o, the brain.
Another on the hook.
Buffalo Courier.
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psrformases that its inventor never
In ne world designed II for. Result--a
wreck IKE oliver Wendell Holiness one
hoss shay. and Mr.. Bsrrows had TO look
for himself on the tssssiatsd pavement.
Morai--Nsvsr show or on your wheel
when you A., riding II. The wheel won't
stand for any such thing.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Russell Sage has built . hail In Troy.
and It was dedicated yesterday At the
same time the statue erected In honor
Of Emma willard was unveiled. II Ia
called Russell Sage Hall" The role Of
a philant thropist 10 q novel one for Rus
sell Sage to assume. and the Trojans
ought to be proud Of the honor OF wit
Messing his nrst appearance. In this
city We are more familiar with the
Russell Sage HAUL
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Mr.. Kap.an 10 still On Deck.

TO The Ed Tor:
have Just been informed that Q short ens
tso one Of your correspondents made ineuiy
through the letter column Of your paper - 70 vhss
had ee,ons OF me, Am Sill alive and. althesgh
eisily engaged 10 he Bean City GBoEonl
could manase to md time suncient sad wouiA -
glad TO resume discussion Bible topics with any
OF my former opponsnta II there are aay Oh.
3ectious to any of the statements ! have made I
shou! Be gisd 10 hear Of them now. vsry n.
speci!u!!y. 4 KAPI>AN
The evening world., 1895-05-17
TALKS WITH THE LAWYER.
Various Legal EntangIements for
which Solutions Are Given.

10 there . law In this STATE against fortune
telling for nonsy. and what, II anything. n the
psnsiy' J.F
The Revised Statutes class among dis
orderly persona liable to be committed
for not more than 100 days persons
pretending to tell fortunes. or where
lost or stolen goods may be found"
Man and wife living In New Jersey quarrel ana
wife leaves him snd eoes to her tolka the hus-
band going 70 New York Can the husband get
divorce ana how and can he his oAild or
can he sss u hg hvf rhs wife has refused to
rsturA CONSTANT READER
The man cannot on the faets stated
get . divorce in New York. Had he re-
mainsd In New Jersy . divorce would
have been awarded him 'for ~iltuL con-
tinued and obstinate dessrtion for the
term Of three Year," on the part Of hiS
wife BY writ o. habeas corpus he can
compel his wife to allow him to visit
the child
am aa American citizen; was bora In AusI-A 4
10 1870. cane u this eeunuy II 1857: recsived
ny aAtsrsitsauss pASsrs two ysAss ago tntsnd
to visit ~ eAsivs csaatry sAortly anA - arstv-
ias thsrs 70 u ssesaAsy Tor ne 70 r~gtstsr - "
AnArseAs eatassa sith The ua,tsd statss oonV,is1s
u Vienna and II - - en I fully prs,sctsA -
that | cannot In any cay - punished Or prsss-
cstsA - - ny suppssed military sutiss'
DAILY RnApEA
Tue Unitsa States Statutes say thas
you ARE entitled to ana shall receive
from this Government the same pro-
tection OF person and property which y
accorded 70 native horn citisena"
young S,tcs 10 isN siA Two little caiiarss
H9 saly Dropsry. bssidss houssAeia fsraiturs.
10 two inssr~ncs poiesss IN The odd rslow's In
surasos cmpAa' q - ses remember the name
ss he eempAay,. TAsy srs each for 81. 90. sns
N her aAns. n, other u the ohi,arsps names
Her hushssl isft 20 will wAAt sAsun ne %,
A rooN WIDOW
Co to the orphans Court Of the county
in New Jersey In which you reside. and
The clsse Wtu glvs ysu he gsardtansh.p
papses = yese se1oaytag ~teA the usual
rosu1rsmeneA yeeA the in0araacs con-
- - UsV1n10 ~ - 0sun1 =
sse1sA ~ ~ lshg -
The evening world., 1895-05-17

As at Washington, so at Albany the
Senate did the most OF the dirty work.
II seems to be a general principle about
political corruption that It 10 at Its
worst higher up" 1t was 30 In Gro
keriEed New York.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

From the Washington stsrN
Il don't know what's 10 become OF
US" said the woman who talks about
her family troubles, John doesn't
seem to get along the way he used to-
Idle! l should say not He's got q
political boom on his hands and he's
fuil OF the Napoleon fad and is learning
Trtlby by heart. and belongs 10 a iehat-
ina society. IL he gets any buster than
he s I'm afraid wen come pretty near
starving"
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Chicken Livers ana Olives.

Wash and drv twelve livers. then eua
in small pieces and cook in one tahis-
spoon Of butter directly over the llama.
Dredge with one tablespoon Of aouf ana
add one cup Of rich Madeira SAUCE.
When thick and smooth add one dosen
stoned olives Season to taste and aAd
two tablespoons Of Madeira. Serve ~.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

O'Donovan Rosa has sailed for this
city. Hasn't he forgotten something
We thought he was going to fght La
bouchers and clean out the British
House Of Commons before he left Al.
bion's shores.
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y.s. MANY Are Led to believe.

The most viruent and un-rrupulous critics OF
the Republican Legislature have been three or
four Republican journals. and many Republicans
unfamiliar with the motives OF these fault '-nnderr
may have been led to believe that the Legislature
has been shanefuily r-mi. In the discharge Of
the duiiss with which Il wss confronted. -Rochss-
ter Democrat Piatt Rep)
The evening world., 1895-05-17

From twelve 20 fourteen. girls wear
skirts nearly oown to their ankles, and
although not generally composed Of
gored breadths, they are 20 arranged as
to fall In riutes at the sides end back.
the front beng frequently mounted
plain. At the same time there Is an in
crease In the width OF the sleeves.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

II wouid he extremely din,cult TO md a worse
l.ASislaturs than the one In New York.
Il has ruthiessly violated the pledges made to the
people II has realized abunianty the description
Of those who leave unions the things they ought
to have done and who do the things they ouEh,
not 10 have done. Newark Advertiser RspJ.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

10 the Eeiior;
Ls, ne explain how . man can win or lose
money 10 that mosa gentetl way, stock spscu-
latihs Let A represent Q broker the Stock
ExehAnEs and B a. outsider. or lamb. Before
any transactions are sIscuted- B must leave in
As hands an amour, equal 10 IS Tor each share he
intends to operate with This 10 called q margin.
Say. B wants 70 deal in l0o-share lots He sends
$500 10 A. who holds II for protection to himself
IN case the market goes agnns; B, M B then
looks over The lisi Of stocks dealt in and sup
pose be D., l. 4 W. quoted At 100 Ia He
says TO himself; "Gosh That 10 pretty high ]
think II viii bs cheaper in . fev days" So be
wires A: Sell tsr my account 100 Lack Al
leo ia or better" then goes Oh the floor OF
the Exchange and makes sale, and reports prompt
ly to b This leaves shor, on the market con-
ssQuently he IL . bear and wants to sse the mar
hei 70 down. - he can buy In cheaper and cover
his shsrt sale At . pront Suppose In . week b
ssss b.. L. . ". asotsd at LIS. and he thinks
that IL ~ sAssp - II sin 60 30 he wires A;
Buy 1es Lsck. Al LIS OF bsttsr as.inst my short
aaa" a AsD - ssa asls hs has naas the
eaowsao bsawso 0o.o - es1 - sasA sAasa
The evening world., 1895-05-17
A ShiftIess Husband.

"Mr hsektou's husband 10 terribly shift
lsss man" said one OF the members Of the sosi
ETY. Of Emancipsted Women
How DO you know p
His wife has gone around for days With .
button oa her YES, and hsr suspsndsr fastened BY
q hAirpin."-Wsshlngtoa otas.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

'"rhs anti-Brigss faction wins" No.
this does not refer to . contest In . great
political party. II ID the outcome Of
strife In q great church body. which oc-
casIonaliy joins In these words OF n
hymn.
We are not dividsdi all one Army ~a
The evening world., 1895-05-17
LETTERS

t7nts oo'sm~ = open 10 everybody 20 M
complaint to maxi a cr,evanoe to pen,iIate. IN
formation to give. Nlbjes Of 9enera inte-e@ 70
discus or pubie service TO acknD D,Hed9e and who
odn pct ne idea into iess thas 100 toorda Long
ietters ed,,not b prta,ad
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OUR LEGISLATURE AND OTHERS.
Cbnrnctcr,stics At Albany.

Part'anism. Incompetence sad obii,iousness OF
popular rights or the popular wish are the con
spicuous charactersucs OF the Legislature OF 1895.
Bingham on Leader lpem)
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House. Z EeAE'

which. however. are invariably carried
down to the wrist. Crsvat bows placed
on either side Of the plain front breadth
are pretty addition to q futed skirt.
similar bows being placed on the shoul.
ders pretty little frock In turquoise
blue poplin has satin bows to match On
the skirt and shoulders. the former bs.
Ing trimmed with a band Of ecru Gui.
pure insertion and the bodice almost en-
tirely covered with the same Another.
In ivory-tinted woollen, has . plain
skirt and broad fold Of guipurs down
the middle Of the full bodice. the wide
sleeves being set in with bouillons q.
circling the arm hole,
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Season Opened.

fns onions in the garden and The bloom y -
the peach,
The grove has sweetest music ringing through It
Mamns's precious darling climbs the fence and
tries to reach
TIE apple with the blossom hanging to Il
-ClsysIAnd Plain Dealer.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Out in Michigan 4 meteor has made a
big hole In the ground. These things will
come where they are not wanted. Michi-
gan hasn't any late Legislature that It
wants to bury.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Passed One Clean Law

The Legislature parsed At least one clean law.
via the Public Bath act. t.-syracuss Journal
Rep.).
The evening world., 1895-05-17

The bridge jumping act has lost IT
exclusiveness.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

victim, yesterday. but hasn't anywhere
near caught UP with Brooklyn's.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Mr.. wanamaker 10 to start . Friendly
Inn. perhaps ~ a means OF assuring
the world that he 10 more than .
friendly "out"
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Tillman talks OF rebellion. The accent
is on the talks"
The evening world., 1895-05-17

The Republican future" Never mind,
The late Legislature has settled that
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Last Of the Legislature" And al
most We are tempted to wish that I,
might Be the last LeGislaturA
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Gen. Harrison II here. His political
friends and allies will look over grand
fathers hat and see n there 10 enough
Of II left for another Presidential cam
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Senator Hin describes the Republican
majority at Albany as a bad lot" Hs
should have said . bad Aouss and lot
The evening world., 1895-05-17

but yesterday its temperature was too
high even for regular Coney islanders.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Rhu barb Charlotte.

Butter . baking dish thoroughly anl
cover the bottom an inch deep with Ane
oread crumbs. then with layer Of rhu-
paro that has been peeled and cut into
tnin small pieces. Scatter the rhubarb
thickiy with sugar. cover II with Q SEC
ono layer OF bread crumbs and over the
crumbs put bits Of butter. Continue 70
fll the dish in this way to the top. The
top layer should be Of the bread crumbs.
Bake the pudding In . slow oven for an
hour or until the rhubarb IL thoroughly
cooked all through and the top brown.
II you prefer the crumbs may b
dropped in melted butter Just q sscsud
before using. and then. you should not
use the bits Of butter. In either case be
careful not to make the pudding TOO
rich. The crumbs should not remain In
the butter long enough to soak. Serve
the pudding cold.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

We rather think that the visiting hotel
men all had . real nice time In town.
ana that they'll Al b willing TO como
again.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Her Husband Flirts.
To the Editor:

To the Editor;
VIII some a your readers kindly sAviss -
what oourse to take towards my husband. vhs u
al! kindness and attention when We are alona but
when We are in society never nsglscts an oSpof~
tunity to firt and make love to every aios yeuAs
woman that meet People look at me And ~
they wonder ! an not Jealous bsosuss ! = -
cores, him Should ! stos soas ost in his ssos.
ety. an both young and attractive aaa tAo
mother Of . sweet little baby. sENsITIvR
Won't Give This Passenger . ChaAso
To the Editor;
! would like to know II Guard No. lsa. ~
runs from CITY hall sunday evening and rsachss
Seventy sixth street station at s07. has tbs nUAs =
slam the ystes In the face Of passsnssr vhs -
control himself II not ! would thin ~ -
oaeials Of the Manhattan RAILWAY CsnnnR
wssaa - - ssaa ssAras - tsssa
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thing It could do for the public good
adjourned
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Yesterday. At Albany, the Plat white
wash Combine dissolved by mutual con-
sent Of its bipartisan
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Nov the fumisators can get At the
State Capitol.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

"Hornpipe broken down. He danced
the pace that Kills.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Greater New York was persona non
grata in Albany.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

is Hawaii in danrerr' Ratnse. Y
she ever out Of danger,
The evening world., 1895-05-17

More advances In wa&es." this time at
PitHburs. Advances Of this kind are
always acceptable.
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Question for New York. Too.

II 10 . serious ausst'on whether Massachusetts
sends representative men to the State House a.
legislators boston Herald.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

'R. l. p" 10 not to be written for eNNi
and all over die Greater New York
project BY any means.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

After thi, the phrase will 30 that ne
paid up like . ht,le Nicaragua"
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Tho elephant never turned . hair
while Coney Island burned
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Coney Island has got a. far - ashes
several timea, but never into saekcloth.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

This 10 . picture Of one Of the two
men promoted by Col Fellows yesterday
to be Assistant District-Attorneys At q
salary OF $780, Bob = Tammany
Hall man and very popular.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Like HIS Own Verse.

u begin u feel Ike my poema" sighed the
peet to the crus, lady Who had sail nay TO his
gentle appeal.
In what respect prayr'
'T have bean rsjsctsd - often"-Dstrolt Free
PrssA
The evening world., 1895-05-17
ShOrtAEe.

On bssr1ss rips anS isisy
We nov cai freely least:
A dime will buy . nice quart bog
which holds . pint At least
-Kanxas C,ty Jeurnai.
The evening world., 1895-05-17

For "Je6ersOn CITY" Read Albany"
Every decent Republican must regret the show-
ing his party has made At lenerson city No
party ever accomri shes reform under the rule of
the bco and the lobbyist Louis Post -Dispstch
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n vss osa,iSAa = Nysss-s a1s ~ sspoo
TIE votsrs asleep vssS nc iooktns for fosa
But . naa came along - still - MOUSE
stssitaiiy stsaiins his Say towards housA
Yet be wss no burglar sent TO appal-
A Senator he. coming home: that va all.
J. ". q
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WSRLDllN0A

To-day there 10 pescs ~ Albany.
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How We Could Get Ahead of Loudon

To the Editor:
The city Of London contains CS7 square miles,
or to suit my purpose better a square Of twenty
six m!les with population Of s, 900, 900, Now,
have turned to nv maps Of New York and vicinity
and nnd that CORES pondns number OF miles C?6),
II annexed to New York City (which is quite i'm
possible, would cover the following area with al
the territory intervening included and the part o:
Brooklyn and Slater Island. which 10 necessarily
iefr out Of the square, would more than occupy
the water space included in the square The
points Of The sauare referred To ars fonkers to
Pstersoa. n j., to Linden, n j., and to Canar-
sic Landing l. That includes Yonkera, New
Yort City. and . rar y Wes,chestsr County
Brcoklyl Long Issnd City and . part Of Queens
County; Linden. Elizabeth Elizabethport, Bay
onne, Jersey City, Hoooken, Newark, Passaic,
Haeksnssek Paterson and all other territory TO
the east Of . straight line drawn from Linden TO
Paterson, and the whole OF Staten Island. | cali
euats that the population would exceed $500 900,
Against aiors- stated 5000, 100 Of London.
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supply and Demand.

To the Editor:
an glad to Be Informed By &c. O." that the
new school Of economic thought don't recog-
nils the old law OF supply and demand" Still.
this denial 10 about ~ valid - den!al OF the
old Law Of Eravitation- Supply And demand
operate In spite Of all distractions dent
care anything about his alleged standards Of liv-
ing I want t. ses q standard Of equal oppor,un-
ity within the reach Of all, 20 that "s!lks' and
abundant food and elegant homes and leisure
could be enjoyed not only by Mrs Astor but by
every woman this continent e. c. makes
4 reference to New Zealand. which Is unfortunate
for his argument. Let him refer to the X Of L.
Journal Of March Is. under the heading, From
New Zealand" This 10 a letter from the Knights
In New Zealand to the knights in America. In
which they point out that although they have
twelve planks Of the preamble in operation. In
c!uding government ownership Of railroads. tsle-
graphs gas and water supply. and the eight
hour day. yet destitution and enforced idleness
are common among ua We have . liberal
government honestly bent on legislating In the
interest OF labor, and yet the laeorer stands
idle, or wnen working. 10 deprived OF his lust
reward" They then 80 on to show how this
must continue TIL the single tax planks v and
vi srs put In operation L. 6. SAND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
TsrE Sr.rE FAIR this rAEL.

Tho Virginia State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society IL making extensive
preparations for its an iual exhibition
this fall, and the ind arc that it
will be the most successful exhibit ever
given by that organization. The new
president, MIR. J. b. Watkins, is one Of
the most prominent agriculturists in
tho Stnte, of splendid executive ability,
and he is giving his very best endeav-
ors for making the fair this year a com
plete success. The premium list is at.
tractive and liberal III every depart
ment, particularly in the agricultural
line aud raciug. Tn. object is to mako
these two departments the TEXTURES of
the fair; first, to encourage ngrieultur-
lists, and second, to encourage the
breeding and training of o superior
class of horses.
The race programme is the most at.
tractive ever offered in Virginia, and
possibly in the South. Six Thousand
dollars has been hung up in purses for
runners aud trotters. The Fair will be
held October Sth to 10Th inclusive. AL
railroads entering Richmond have
given reduced rntes to people attend
ing the Fair, the rate being one fare
Tor tho round trip. Any Information
will be oheerfully and promptly furn-
ished by the secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
Father Confcssor to tho Sen.

Brown wave beating beneath and brown wing
towering over,
Tell us, cliff dwcllcr, tell us what is the song
of the scar
Thine to It's pulse is uttuned US the purple
wrist beat of Il lover;
Then tell us, cliff dwcller, tell us what note
hath its grief, hath its gieef
lark hath u tale of the night. q songburst
of sunburst the tokon.
Doth not thy brown breast swell with n song.
burst, the tale OF tho sea-
The nightingale throbs OH the dusk the plaint
of all hearts dny hath broken,
As they know tho day and tho night, the soul
of the sea is III thee.
But Mt the lip of tho deep, when it sobs, when
it shouts, when II ROSTERS,
Ever thou %listcst, y bird, thy fate rs thy fore.
bears to be,
SonGleSs and patient and dumb. brown friar
in thy cliiT browning cloistcrs.
Heartful with sins and with woes of thy peni.
tent mighty, the sea.
"A. L. Watruus.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

Twenty-tiv persons died of sun
stroke IN New York city in five days
and over 80 were Frustrated. Tea
people were carried off the street
dead On Monday and eleven others
were found in a precnrious condition.