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Evening star., 1895-09-20

i3 bid Riggs. rs bid. Peoples. 81 bid Lincoln,
~ bid, 81 asked. Commercial, AZ bid. 5Is asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, IO6
BID, JIG asked. Columbia Title, bid, sla asked.
District Title, IA asked.
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac, 90
asked American Graphophone, ~ asked Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, IS bid, .35 asked.
Miscellaneous Stotks.-Mergenthaler Linotype, 1888
bid, 1876 asked
The board will adjourn over Saturdays duriug Sep
temher
Evening star., 1895-09-20
MAY END IN MURDER.
The Recent "Hnrmony Meeting" in
Chicago.

The Recent "HarmOny Meeting" in
ChicaEO.
CHICAGO, September cot is said that
it is very probable that the recent repub-
lican central committee Harmony meet
ing will have murder as one of its results
The physicians who have been in con-
slant attendance upon Alderman hammers,
who was injured in the fight with Alder
man Buck" Mccarthy of the stock yards
district, hold out little hope Of his recov-
cry. The alderman is injured considerably
worse than at first supposed and his face
presents a sickening appearance. Both
eyes are swollen shut, most Of his front
teeth are gone; his face Is bruised and
torn all over. He was injured internally
by kicks in the stomach, and to add to the
danger of his condition fever seized upon
him and the physicians have been unable
thus far % control 1t.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Tomorrow,. Band Concert.

The program for the Marine Band con-
cert in the White House grounds at 4:3O
pm tomorrow is as follows:
1. March-''Under the Double Eagle,'
Wagner
2. "Semiramide". .Rossini
3. Two-step Giegerl.. Wagner
By request
4. "reminiscences of Scotland. Godfrey
s. (a) Revere Warnings" new, dedi-
Gated to the Cleveland Lea,ler,
(b) March-"Daily Post. .Fauciulli
6 "reminiscences of Ireland" w Godfrey
Z. Trip on the Limited" Downing
s. Selection-"Chimes Of Normandy"
Planquette
8. Hail Columbia" ".....................-.Fy .Fyles
By request, the Scotch and Irish melodies
are repeated.
Professor Fanciulli will give an oppor-
2Sth instant, which will be the last concert
of the season. Compositions not arranged
for the band will not be considered.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
ILL FROM OvERwoRK.

The Chief of the Customs Division
Succumbed Last Evening.
Mr.. John NJ. Comstock Of New York,
chief Of the customs division, Treasury De-
partment, succumbed to the excessive heat
last evening while In his rooms at the Eek
ingtcn Hotel making preparations for q
northern trip on ofi1ciaf business. He is
under the care Of several physicians today
and Is reported to be in a serious conIi-
tion. His collapse IS attributed to over
work and climatic influences. 1t is feared
that his nervous Organization is affected
and that 1t will be several weeks before he
will be able to resume his official duties.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
THE MONEY ALL RIGHT.
Opening the Vault of the Indiana Ma
tiOnal Bank.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, September 90
The ponderous six-ton steel door of the
Indiana National Bank money vault was
slowly swung open this morning. after
some hammering and application of
wrenches by experts.
On the inner side of the door was the
clear plate glass through which was seen
the clock work mechanism. 1t was
"sweaty" and clouded with dampness. and
there were traces of rust about the steel
edges of the door. The interior of the
vault and contents were found intact. The
vault contains about $2,OO0,OO0, Of which
100000 is in gold.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
BRITISH CRUISERS DISPATCHED.

Sent up the Ynng-Tse-kinnE to Pro-
tect Foreigners in China.
LONDON, September 20.--A special bic
gram from Shanghai received here today
reports that the British cruisers Aeo!us,
Spartan, Rainbow, Ca-olin and Daphne are
ascending the Yang-Tse-Idang. IN cor.se-
quence of Information that foreigners are
being threatened with violence In tho in
terror of China.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
THE GAELIC IN QUARANTINE.

Arrival of Another Oriental Steamer
Mt San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 20.-The
steamship Gaelic. from China and Japan,
arrived at 4 o'clock this morning, day
ahead of time. Important cholera news ex-
quarantine at Angels Island nothing can be
obtained for few hours
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Forty-One Were Poisoned.

CAMILLA, Ca, September 2O.-The
negroes Of the Oak Grove settlement as
sembled at their church here yesterday.
Each of the families carried basket, and
dinner was spread for all who would par
take. Before the meal was over several
left the table on account of violent sick
ness. Forty-one In all were poisoned and
six have died, with chances against sew
eral more. 1t is thought that pies baked
in tin plates two days before caused the
poisoning
Evening star., 1895-09-20
THE GAME ENDED IN MURDER.
Four Out Of Five Poker Player,
killed.

MCKINNEY, KY, September o0.-News
of one of the most terrific battles was re-
ported today from Adams d Trobridse's
distillery, in Pulaski county, fifteen miles
south of this place.
Lee Mckinney says last night five men,
one Of them named Cain. of Mintonville,
engaged in a game of poker in a little 12x
12 room at the distillery. A dispute over
the game arose and the shooting began.
Cain alone escaped and Is credited with
Staying all the dead.
Most of the slain were shot through the
head or heart. Cain. it is reported, is evad-
ing arrest, though the officers are hot on
his trail. The dead men lie side by side in
the meal room of the distillery, awaiting
Identification and the order of friends.
Evening star., 1895-09-20

At the opening If the higa schools on
Monday, September %, pupils of the Sec
ond, third and fourth years will present
themselves for enrolment at 0 am. Pupils
for entrance and conditioned examination
will be received at the same hour. Trans
fers from eighth grades at IL am.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Colliiled With n Whale.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 2O-The
steamer schooner Sunohl, which left last
night for Oregon ports, returned today for
repairs. After leaving port she collided with
a sixty-foot whale. The leviathan's tail
got tangled up with the propeller, breaking
the blades, leaving the vessel i'll an almost
disabled condition.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
SIX well-FilIed Events.

There were six well-flled events on the
card presented at st. Asaph today. the
quality Of which was only fair. but good
enough to finish a good days sport. The
track was in very heavy condition,
weather clear and warm, attendance good
Six books were on.
First race, six furlongs - Zamacraw
Fletcher), 80 to l, first; Tim Flynn Baxter).
3 to l. second; Lakewood Perkins), to 5,
third. Time, 1.24h.
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KILLED by a Railway Train.

OGONTZ, Pa. September 2O.-Mrs. Moore
head, wife of the superintendent of the
Northwood cemetery, Oaklane station, was
instantly killed and her daughter fatally
injured here today by being struck by a
train on the North Pennsylvania railroad.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Terrible Prairie Fires.

PERRY, Okla, September 2O.-Terribie
prairie fires are raging south of here and
great damage has been done. Thousands of
acres have been burned over and much hay
and other crops destroyed. Several people
had narrow escaLes.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Chopped His scaln.

James D. Willis, painter, who resides
at 1923 9th street. while chopping wood
with a hatchet today sustained severe
scalp wound. DR.. Shortlidge of the Emer-
gency Hospital closed the gap with seven
stitches.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Fourth-c,un. po.tmn.ter.,

Twenty four fourth class postniasters
were appointed today. twenty OF whom
were to fill vacancies caused by deaths or
resigr ations.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
An American Captain Sentenced.

A dispatch from Havana says that .
court-martial has condemned the captain Of
the American steamer Mascotte to eight
years and the firemen to ten years. I'M
prisonment at hard labor for landing car
tridges in Cuba for the Insurgents.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Naval Movements.

The Navy Department is informed that
the cruiser Rs lger left Guayaquil yester-
Gay for Panama. She was relieved at the
Colombian port by the cruiser Alert.
Evening star., 1895-09-20

Cholera Reaches Constantinople.
CONSTANTINOPLE, September 2O.-Sev-
eral cases of cholera have been reported
here and ore of them has resulted fatally.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Fell Down an Elevator Shaft.

CHARLESTON, w. "a, September .N.-
Mrs. M. M. Thompson, 4 willow, age abort
sixty years, fell through the elevator shaft
at the state capitol building today. 1--WE
stories. She was instantly killed. She was
secretary of the State Historical Anti
Quarian Society.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Gold tor the Government.

NEW YORK, September 2O.-The First
National Bank Of Hoboken, N. J., has de-
posted $4,000 gold at the subtreasury in
exchange for currency.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Trivial Quarrel End. In Tragedy.

ARAPAHOE. Neb, September 2O-Peter
Kenizel, farmer, residing near here, has
shot and killed his wife. He then blew out
bis brains. The cause was a trivial quar-
rel.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho following are the opening. the high.
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Macartney. members
New Yor'i stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. so Broadway
Evening star., 1895-09-20

Not Senator Sherman's HOuses.
The new houses on Newark and Folsom
streets are not being erected by Senator
John Sherman. as Inadvertently stated, but
by a real estate man Of the same name.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
To Investigate Fever.

The Commissioners have appointed DR..
George NJ. Kober special medical inspector
to investigate typhoid fever at the COM
persatfon Of $ per day, payable from the
emergency fund.
Evening star., 1895-09-20
Appointed n Private.

William H. Meyers having satisfactorily
served his probationary term. has been ap-
pointed 6 private in the fire. department.
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HORTICULTURAL NOTES.

Tur pecan will come into bearing IN
about eight years The hickory re-
o,,,res a somewhat longer time.
oxr who knows writes that tho
hickory will grow readily II planted
n the fall. and. contrary to the gen.
aral op;nion. will grow when four years
old after being in box In a drawer a.
that time
DIR. MILLER says that walnuts grow
about as freely as sound corn grains
s;mnlv cover in the fall an inch OF
two deep. These should be planted
,,,bere the tree is to stay, rs they soon
get so large that they ere uhw'ei's
and not SO sure TO grow.
CASAraRE culture. we think, Is pouh'
% GROW 70 considerable volume AM
;,pportnncc in this county we nav
no doubt that 1t can be grown success,
fully on any sandy soil that mas ehoue
moisture. and we see that II Is STATE
.ha,i. can be grown on heavy soii'
~, chat can be done with II IN IN
s,,.es should be made matter OF II
vsstigation by the experiment station
Farmers Voice
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rus souRlNc OF MILK.
rnunderstorms seem to Hav" but A'''''
20 DO with It

-S.n.-.,orms seem to Have hut Little
10 DO with It
From data deduced In various exper'
ments conducted by Prof IL. ". Conn.,
-, has baen irving to establish some
identity between thunders'orn.s an r,.
th. well-known phenomenon OF 'n1A
sourinc. the conclusions drawn POM
IN the fact that the atmospheric conol.
lions prevailing at such times are not
.,,ch as "a cause structural transforms
tom in the lacteal fluid Neither IS the
electricity which pervades the atmos-
49,. a, such times capable OF souring
,nillx or even materially Fastening the
,,rocess Some have suggested tnaS
nzone Is one OF the prime causes OF the
o,arge from sv ct TO sour milk 10
hort time. but Prof. Conn has
proven that ozone is no more respon,
HE for the change than are the eiec'rlo
conditions which prevail at such times.
II bacteria. the microscopic atoms o.
r.cetable growth which are now sup
,,asaa IN cause almost everything, ths
nrofessor attributed the souring OF the
milk. Milk is favorite oreeains
Ground OF the bacteria lhey gros
lest and multiply most rapidly durinl
The warm. sultry period which immed'
ately precedes electrical storms. ines PEI,
microscopic forms Of plant life not oni
q ,,rnx and increase in numbers WIZ
9 alarming rapidity. but each exudes IN
$ mute drops Of acid. which IS so sou
l. ,h.t none of the commercial ACIDS ca
= Ia compared with 1t. This acid soul
IS 49,, milk-St Louis Republic
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A person who has become numoea
~,.;th cold must be gradually restored
by wrapping the body in warm .,a
blankets. using friction to restore the
circulation and administering s,imu-
iatinr drinks or hot tea. 1t should be
remembered that the tips OF the ears
~ 81 the nose and fingers may be iros'-
bitten without the individual being
aware Of it. The surest dication o.
such condition is the change OF color
in the parts, which become white ~ Fan, an'
show that the blood has left them
Children going to school in country
districts should be instructed IN 'hi'
matter by their teachers and their par
ents, for no doubt serious suffering :
caused merely by ignorance as 10 'n'
right and safe method OF treatment =
such matters.-N. Y. Tribune
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axsszsEz7SR


a,o them M. Last spring I mulched
With coarse manure. The weather was
almost continuously rainy and CLOUDY
until the berries were hali-grown'
Tn. result was no mildew and mo
cron az smooth fruit. We are apt 70
associate mildew With damp weather.
7, 4 the hot sun following with nt.io
air. that produces bad results. ~ ,no
hrshes could be dried by the ar peioro
~. ho, SIM shines on them, there
would be less mildew.
shade 10 the ground is great pro
,ection to prevent winter-kiiiihg.
Ground that is mulched with manuro
~ sawdus. nfter il is frozen will often
secure a good crop even Of the tender
varieties l have proof OF TINS near
J me The Antwerp raspberry Is sue
cessfully grown in orchards on oisas
h;l NJ an elevation of 400 to 500 iee'
,hove a protected valley. while IN 'h'
valley they almost invariably winter
, kin This is due to the sap star'ihe II
e the warm weather in the early spring
n and afterwards freezing This Is on
d .ause az failure in the southern states
o crrrants shaded in the middle OF I'd
dav hold their fruit and leaves niue
I longer. have picked currants iro'
y ,,ahes Tins shaded from July TO u
Is middle Of september.-C. NILS
Country Gentleman.
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Helen Campbell says: "A modern
.coffer has lately written that inc
reason Eve yielded to the serpent was
because apples were good for the com
,,lcxion. and he told her So Whetner
The argument was needed or not, II Is
= truc one. Nothing in all our varied
and fascinating range OF fruits nolds
ouite the quality Of an apple. A rape,
NV ample. at its best, Is digested In
.,ohtv-five minutes, and the maic
aid which gives its distinctive char
ncter. stimulates the liver, assists a.
yestion and neutralizes much noxlous
matter. which, II not eliminated pro
auces eruptions Of the skin Ihey &c
not satisfy like potatoes, complain
neople 70 whom they have been rec
Commended rs food, but the starch Q
the potato. added to the surplus starcl
we are always eating. makes the veg
s,able thoroughly undesira BILE stand
~ The more fruit we add TO on
dietary the clearer brains and IN
clearer SKIN we are likely TO have.
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49, % plant Apple Trees.

There IS deplcrable tendency among
apple orchard planters to set the trees
,ao close together. Numerous or
chards, just coming into bearing nave
their trees only twenty-five and TWEEN
tr.four feet apart, with limbs almost
i.,erlocking. while thus young. Inc
.maiiest limit should be two rods, or
thirty-thrcc feet, thirty-five feet wou =,
ne better, and thirty-eight or forty s'ii,
hctter. when the trees get large and
ths;r limbs meet passage through the
crchard with horses is obstructed' O.
we'll as cultivation Further tns
ground so densely shaded becomes SOU
and reproductive. SO far as fine irui
| I. concerned.
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The workmen who have pcen con
structing the new trolley line on 'he
historic old York road made an inter-
esting discovery in Jenkintown. DOW Z
under the stone road which forms the
highway they unearthed a corduroy
road Of oak. which was apparently 10
"A good condition a Il was ut the tins
~ ia bx.inR placed there some time pts
fore 1sO3. That was the date OF tns
construction Of the turnpike. and tn
corduroy road was doubtless laid dow
manv wears before that The oak Is Q
: beautiful steel color, and pieces OF J
are treasured Us interesting relics :
philadelphia Record
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"Mr. smarte," said the head OF the
Arm. IL happened to overhear your
criticisms this morning Of the manner
in which business is carried Oh IT.
You appear to be laboring unae s 2 ms Us
taken idea. As matter OF iac'' w
are not running this house TO MAKE
money. Not at all. We carry on TINS
business simply as school for the IN.
struction Of young men. Bns as 20.
seem to know so much more abo = ousi
mss than we do, it woald be oni, vast
inc vour time to keep you here. Ih'
cashier will settle with you. Wha' j
our loss is your gain. boston Al"n
s:ript -
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they canno =
reach the seat Of the disease. Ca.ai q or,,e,
~ c,,rc i, YOU must take internal remedies;
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY, anu
ac,s directiy on the blood and mucous sur.
ace @aces Halls Catarrh Cure Is not quacS
nedicine. II was prescribed BY one OF a ,nd
nest physicians in this county ior n va, ~
. a regular prescription. ~ uodn with The
s bss, bio Blood purners acting directly on iht
mucous surfaces. The perfect compna,,o,.
~ the two ingredients is what produces sue,
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Sen'
for testimonials free. ro,a5, q
Sold bv Druggists. price '5c.
Halls Family Pills, % cents.
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suNsHApE FOR FRUIT.


0oU a MAKO usS "
Above berry Bushs&
Red raspberriea currants and Rooce
berries are often greatly benefited uy
shade from the hot sun In the middle
~ the day. Orchards and trees anord
shade 20 q certain extent, but no a..
wavs when and where needed. rars
viii he shaded when the sun Is moss
needed. To remedy this, l should ar
range 20 shade in the middle OF the day
bv the use of grapevines on trei,s
above the bushes. as shown in the ~
lustratiop. Set the rows OF bushes SIX
feet apart. and set grapevines In tho
rows eight TO ten feet apart These
can be supported by stakes with an
arm two feet long. placed TO hold three
wires 70 support the ones above tne
bushes This gives shade in the MD
die Of the day, and sun in the morning
and afternoon, and possibly crop OF
cranes when the bushes fail TO pro
duce. =.
This shade Is a great benefit TO REQ
-.snherr;es in a warm climate. Goose
berries are often blistered by the SUI
: and fall 70 the ground before ripe
: Nildew TO a certain extent Is checke'
|, hv shade and heavy mulch IN
j English varieties succeed best whe'
sliohtly shaded know this by e.
o ner;ence. For number OF years IN
industry widowed badly, so that IN
q fruit was worthless was about
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FASHION LETTER.

r.r,y spring Fsnssss Forecast the 90
- ssvlss-Ers u s~p~rass Waists ana
ss,,,s. ana Ready Nsds suits = Large
s,reyss and Cspes II vosae-Io ne
snL spring and summer.
Especial New York corrcspondenee.l
Fashion may be said TO have as
.,med a tolerably definite form, ana
49,. sun Of the mode will probably now
md still until the creation OF the
oharuing Easter costumes invokes
Inch novelties. But already we
nave bewildering display Of spring
tancies in gowns, capes. coats. waits.
"a bonnets, dress materials and
..arnitures. The shops are crowded
erd the counters laden with most
,.mpting novelties of every descrip
zion.
Among the invoices of the week. ap
rear three-toned whipcord fabrics
tancv French shepherds check in blue
,r~aen. brown and black. several.
combined with white and Otter
frightened by . vivid stripe OF con
,rasting color. For stylish tailo
Gowns. are shown French, German an
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when COW occasionally gives
,,oodv milk. sometimes from one
orarter and then from another !.
aid that benefit is had by the apphca-
,,an "a tincture Of cantharides TO the
49, once a week as stimulant- ana
-,v,ng one dram OF iodide OF potas-
SUM az dose tsice day Tor three y
four weeks. or 10 some cases one snu
one-half drains Of sulphate OF iron IN
stcad Of the potassium at dose. tns
medicine can be given In bran mssa'-
| Farmers Voice.
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r. Christian Fndeavorers-focket GUIDE
ana Map Of Boston, the Corven'ion
City. nj
The Passenger Department OF tne pis
rour Route have issued very conveniehs
80 attractive Pocket Guide TO the City OF
Weston which will be sent free OF charge 70
an mem bers Of the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endcavor who Will SEM .n, 'es
tavo-cent stamps 10 cover mailing CHARGES
10 the undersigned. This Pocket uuiue
snonld he in the hands OF every member o.
,t,o So.ietv who conte m plates attending the
IAN Annual Convent on, as it shows the 70
cation OF ali Depots, Hotels. Churches, IN
stitutions, Places OF Amusement FROM Ta
nant Ruildings Street Car Lines, Etc, Etc
Write soon as the edition Is limited.
Passenger Traffic Manager, Big -Four Route
las7oae'' Cincinnati, ..
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- ot,or 60 together Refrain from
100 o," ~ Won are suffering the fortunes
~ ~ .snnr,atisrn, and seek the aid OF Hostel
~ stomach Bitters, which will expel the
W .sa,,,na,ir virus from your blood; Kidney
,.5 = .lariai complaints. dyspepsia, constr,
na,ion' neuralgia and biliousness are AZ
relieved by this sterling and som prens ,', y,
family medicine, which should &c hep' -
s ,.ravs on hand for emergencies.
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In shaping the pulled sieese' 10
modiste uses her own taste as 70 ,'s
size and adjustment, but IN ever
the sleeve from elbow to wris' ms ''
snugly. .rrr.
m.r for there is a host OF lovely slNs'
.a,;ns and small patterned brocades,
So,h plain and striped: in dainty color or,
, u q beautiful quality; and ss mi =,
inrly low in price. In making up ~. ane ~
.eA... '.,n,ad bodice and the short. jauntiy
;ne with revers and iull
!ylssves often made Of q CONTRASTING IN,
six or satin, bu. matching ,ha;.n in w soiet
There 10 also rag, Tor .ar ~ ,ire cash
OF ,a''. ,hat closely copy the coloring
amd designs Of the taffetas Also wa,s,
Of the shepherds check silks i In var ,S,
pretty color blendings. to pe wo % h, y
80" - KATE DUSHAM.
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No man eats all the salt he thinks ne
via need for week at one time, put !.
Good many feed their cows salt q y
th,. were the proper way. salt - IN
every day necessity TO dairy cows' n
- been proven BY experiment
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To-n-..You look awful blue l suppose
|, = hecanse Of Mss Maybelle's having re-
- s.i.,e1 vour Cholly Yes, l can't heip
feeling sorry for the poor GIRL"
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AFTER rnE CONCERT. -He..l envy Una Una
IN who sang the tenor solo," She" my
| thought he had a very. poor voice. ~ q
so did l. But just think OF MS nei'e'
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"Turnr's bonnet said the editor VIE,
..,,at "a n nerfcct poem Yes" ne 70
nlied. ahsent-mindedly, .'ort we never pAs
for poetry. n-Demorests
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ELLA-"You ought TO have sf seen .tS :
w y,ne ae nu P him p'n~Boston Courier.