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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

u Is a novelty u ID .,-c,s and YOU see all excep
80 dc,,ue -rhe circus you have MIN 'o. ~-"s.' '
s9n vni onl, have this once Alr,aly u, FL r,s,.
~ 81. 49,. s-ae~ al rhe coming Norins FAii' I'D Fafis
49,. ,rs-+ me south without Col CODY there couN De
W He and he Is the only man o. az tnis ssrl
go. an army as the he viii EXHIBIT mere, 10 "u'ei
-s Of the rnouarchs OF Europe 10 tner hhest soili
conse- ~ What other could bring the soldl
,an, toeethcr m friendly contest
one ming more. Buffalo Blhs Niid West eNhiptcn
- ,,aonls nrtces not penny more Tor admission ann
elN peoP ..- srs everywhere else IN this country
- - North Ia charged for seats man u VII ch'
~ ,orr No other tenting exhibition show OF circs
- 80 nor probably VAL there be any which mas mol
-, No-fb Tor b cents quote verbatim from IFS o
nv~~arers and on bills and programmes. Aomssicn =
i'" - xTts1,orn Col Cody would such a
~ ~outhern ueopG prices the same North SOU
ssafu~all, II REQUIRES 10th and money 10 VISIT
,.o-b - snare the circus and
,.eu az 20 and SEE Bunalo Bllls Wild West when Is
r,tsonal novelty 20 Europe ana America II you
.%.,~se. ~ 40 would 4 10 your men
,s 10 az exhibition already historic II the amusement
world? -,
To the Southern people asain-oreet;us'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Rev. Preston SAsh has returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

T'he em.ncrtIT respectable en-
.-elr dsirhffui character or
tt.a rooms OF tnr Virginia
rhetorical Society as rendezvous
so- consultation with tht STANDARD maga-
ti.es. newspaper etc. and fnt history
fcciaI political etl. Of tnc state. does
sot arrenr q. present itseH 90 the public
= automatically az one would suppose
Tnc ane Ole portraits o. majority O.
ne Tnakcrf O. State anc national hisicrs
bo-dsr the walls OF particularly bright
cool Gnc attractive parlors- a very
..,s,s1 welcome Is extended al callers.
hyt IN srite o. thess things. the idea
senns srrose that tae place Il sori O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

To Southern asain-orcetus
Exhibition 1t the walter ~ noses w. 0 '0
Mai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Much interest has been felt OIL the HM
ir tho marriage al Hanover Court
house ~ Miss Margaret Winston and
Nr WMtffrt0l smith tl latter OF
Americas. Ga The happy affair took
place al Hanover on tAf 18Th instant.
Misses Bessie lee niece OF Ex-Governor
Ftzhuph lee and Louise Nauldaucr OF
savannah Ca. being tns maids OF honor
Miss Winston is most happily known 10
many leading residents OF the HI. hay-
ing frequently been the guest o. the
Misses Elicit and very sincere
good wishes follow her and her popu-
lar husband
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IN GREAT FALLS.

Great Falls. June 1.-The people OF
Great Falls have been busy for the
past week attending the closing eXer-
cises OF the public schools, entertain
ments at the opera house, in preparing
for and celebrating Memorial day or
in anticipating the commencement eN-
ercises OF the High school. and So
ciety has found no time for diversions.
Nor is the promise abundant. The
season for camping parties Is AT hand
and by the time that those who con-
template spending the summer In the
mountains have made the necessary
preparations the time to seek the
camping grounds will be at hand.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church met at
the residence Of Mrs. J. u. White
Tuesday afternoon. The business OF
the society was transacted. after which
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments and several hours were spent IN
social enjoyment
Miss Anna Houlistou Will leave Mon
day morning for Minneapolis, where
she will spend the summer.
A large number OF friends surprised
Col. Frank Il. Shiras Tuesday even
ing by calling upon him and inform
ing him that they had determined "a
help him 70 celebrate his 3jth birth
day. Colonel Shiras proved a ready
and capable host and il was not until
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IN BUTTE.

Butte, June lit was a gay crowd
that gathered at the athletic park on
Thursday to witness the great football
game between Butte and Salt Lake.
Butte's fair sex was present in large
numbers and the grand stand and car
riage enclosure were bright with the
futtering colors of the Butte team.
The ladies nearly all wore the colors,
and occupied carriages that had ben
hats were gaily trimmed. Many par
ties of young people drove TO the park
and occupied carriages that had been
especially decorated for the occasion.
The Antlers club had a rig of their
own out at the grounds and party of
Elks had another. There are no ladies
more enthusiastic than are Butte Ia
dies over football.
The Primrose Whist club, probably
the most successful social card club
Butte has had, closed its regular sea-
son Thursday evening when II met
with Mrs. John Z. Davis. 1t was or
ganiZed last November and has played
~ evenings, meeting usually every
week The records of the club for one
or two weeks were lost, and. that being
the case the club decided not to award
| any championship banner. At the last
meeting o. K. Lewis won the prize for
| gentlemen. a beautiful paper knife,
| and Mrs. Lewis the prize for ladies, a
| cut glass vase. Mrs. +. T. Mcbride in
play at her residence next Thursday
evening, which invitation was accepted
The Afternoon Whist club met Mon
| day with Mrs. Hoatson. being the
| guests of Mrs. Mcbride. Owing TO the
| death of her particular friend, Mrs
| Reins, the club did not meet at the
! residence of Mrs. Mcbride. Mrs. Hoat
| son and Mrs. Gillie won the prizes. The
| next meeting will be with Mrs Gillie.
Mrs Hoatson entertained number
| of friends at luncheon to-day.
Mrs John Forbis returned from Sal
| Lake Wednesday. She says the city
| is perfect Eden Of blossoms.
Mrs Jones entertained her neighbour
at high five on Thursday evening. Mrs
r. @. smith won the first prize anC
| George Prentice the second.
The c. Q. Whist club met with Mrs
j. s. Shropshire last Thursday ant
will meet with Mrs. c. +. Drennen mex
Thursday.
Mrs. Keller gave a very pretty re-
and white football dinner Wednesda,
| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotter will leav
for Cleveland next week. Mr. Cote
| viii attend the meeting Of the repub
| lican clubs of that city.
| Preparations have been made for
surprise party Monday evening whicI
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The procession for the parade was
formed at $50 on Main street and pro-
ceeded to the cemetery, where the eX-
ercises were impressive, the music
sweet and the graves made beautliui
with flowers and vines. Capt James
Mills was marshal and James w Fox
was officer OF the day. Judge Brantly
delivered the address. The music was
rendered by Mrs. j. III. Mills, Mrs. ii.
b. Davis and Miss Baker, sopranos'
Mrs. j. II. Williams, alto; sam Beau
mont and Mr. Prout, bass ana MT
Wood and Rev. Goulder. tenors. The
line of march was headed by tour
drummers, VIII Mitchell, Ed Ward,
Mr.. McTague and Adams, then follow
ed the public school boys, kQights or
Pythias, odd Fellows. fire brigade, the
q. A. X. and private carriages, whlch
made a very imposing parade.
Walter Jordan received word Tues
day that his wife. who is visiting her
father in the jefferson valley, was
quite i'll and he left Immediately TO be
with her.
Pierce Butler of Butte spent Thurs
day with his family in Deer Lodge.
Albert Walker OF Anaconda was
guest of his brother-in-law. {. Is. Hhr-
denbrook. this week.
Mrs L. L. Bonner came up from
Missoula Memorial day and visited
| friends in Deer Lodge.
ID. +. Hallahan was in Anaconda on
business one day this week.
Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Charlie Asp
ling and Jim Self went to Butte Mon
day to attend the funeral OF Mrs John
L. Relns. the daughter Of Mrs. WOOD
| ward.
Mrs. II. r. Wolf returned last Sat
urday from a visit to Fish Greek.
Il. n. Brandegee. Walter 5. Kelley
| and c. +. Pears, three young gentle
men from Helena. started Tuesda.
| afternoon for the top OF Mount Powell
and the Powell lakes. expecting 10 o'
| out four or five days.
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ever heard of or ever thought of

the morning hours that his guests de-
parted. after several hours or pleas
ure.
w. w. Conner and sister. Miss Eva.
left Saturday for a summer Visit IN
Pittsburg. Wheeling and other points.
Mrs Arthur j. Shores will leave
Monday morning for Minneapolis,
where she will meet her daughter,
Miss Minnie. who has been attending
school near Boston for the past year.
Miss Ina Bonesteel has issued invi-
tations for Tuesday evening, June 4.
at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. ID. White will leave Monday
for visit 10 her parents in Pittsburg.
Mrs. G.. o. Mcfarland will leave
Monday for Mansfield. Ohio, her for
mer home, where she will spend the
summer.
w. h Cochrane of Pennsylvania Is
in the city. the guest of his uncle,
Capt. c. c. Cochrane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan S. McCord. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| George w. Taylor for the past fort
night left Thursday morning for their
home in Fairhaven, Wash.
/ Mrs. Emma Smith De Voc. the ma
/ tional lecturer on equal suffrage, VIII
arrive in Great Falls at O'Clock Mon
/ day afternoon, and will lecture in the
/ evening. Mrs. De Voc is said to pre-
/ sent not the slightest appearance or a
/ crank and is reputed to be as beauu-
/ full as Phoebe COuZlnS was Wnen snc
first appeared before the public. She
dresses in the generally approved
fashion. has an attractive personality
and is an interesting talker. adroitly
/ mingling wit. satire and argument In
/ a pleasing and convincing manner.
| W w Waters was in Helena for
| several days this week.
Miss Lillian Kingsbury will spend
the summer visiting relatives in Wis
consin and Missouri.
Mrs. II. l.. Fisher will leave
Wednesday for her ranch near Graf
ton. where she will spend the summer
I H. w. Walker has just returned "a
Great Falls after several years spent
in South Africa. He is favorably i'm
pressed with that far-off land and will
return TO johannesburg in about two
months.
Miss May Cameron, formely OF Mel
hart. has removed TO Great Falls and
will make this city her future home.
Messrs. Sutherland. Reeves. Youne
and Miller have been elected elders
Messrs. Emerson and Gilchrist dea.
cons. and Messrs. Paschall. Foster and
White trustees OF the First Presbyter'
ian church.
Miss Rue OF Great Falls is visiting
Mrs. E. E. Bryant at Neihart.
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IN DEER LODGE.

Deer Lodge, June Nv. f. Furay of
Anaconda was in town Monday and
returned home the same evening.
Judge Brantly. having closed term
Of court in Philipsburg returned home
Saturday.
+. G.. Birdseye. william Schifault.
w. b. Edgar and w. ii. Cameron, all
of Avon. were visitors in Deer Lodge
last week.
Prof. w. G. King was in Butte last
Monday and Tuesday.
John O'Nell and Ed o. Neil were in
Anaconda last Saturday on business.
w H. Edgecomb and wife were down
from Anaconda Saturday.
Daniel Davis was visitor from FL
liston last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. II. Duffy and children OF
Butte are visiting Mrs. Martha Curn.
w. w. Fifer was a visitor from
Warm Springs Sunday.
Casper Gheerdts and Mr.. Sowle
drove over from Pioneer last Monday
on business.
p. II. Meagher. ]. p. Bennett, Sam
BLACK and Charles McLearen were Wis
itors from Race Track during the
week.
Mike Calvin came over from Bear
Mouth last Saturday and returned the
next day with his brother. who has
been sick at the hospital for the last
month.
DIR. $. w. Minshall has made several
professional trips to Drummond this
week.
w. u. Rodgers returned home Mon
| day from Philipsburg. where he had
| been attending court the last two
/ weeks.
Miss Mary Irwin Of Butte was the
| guest of Mrs DIR. Mitchell several days
| last week.
Miss Thomson. superintendent OF
/ schools, Is making a tour OF the lower
! end Of the valley this week.
L. +. Schmidt and Mel Lowery spent
Sunday with their families I'm Deer
/ Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Houck and Mrs.
! Heath Of Garrison were shopping In
/ Deer Lodge last week.
! James Hartford was a visitor from
/ the Mammoth mine Friday.
Norman Stuart and wife left last
/ sunday for san Diego and will be alb
. sent for some time.
Miss Kate Burns came up from Bear
/ Mouth last Friday To attend the Fairy
/ Cantata.
William Stolte Of Silver Bow spent
sunday with his daughter at 81 Mar $
academy.
Mrs. W. J. Matthews and children
Of Anaconda are visiting her sisters,
Mrs Hyde and Mrs. Coleman Of Deer
Lodge. They leave next week for a
visit 10 Philipsburg.
John T. Grlggs Of Butte was IN town
. Wednesday.
Memorial day was bright and beau
tiful in Deer Lodge, though quite cold
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pleasant practice meeting in the Mon
tana parlors Tuesday evening.
The A. o. u. w. social was a feature
of the week socially. After a musical
and literary programme, a dance pro-
tracted the entertainment to an early
morning hour.
The Montana High Five club has
been discontinued for the summer, but
when the longer evenings of fall re-
turn the sessions, which have been
source of so much pleasure during the
past winter, will be resumed.
Miss Mamie Glynn of Minneapolis is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
DUANE of this city, and may decide to
make this her permanent home.
NJ Martin of Deer Lodge called on
Anaconda friends Friday.
Miss Ruby Mcintyre of Walkerville
| is visiting friends and relatives in An
| aconda.
| and Mrs. Kellogg of Butte were Visi-
tors in Anaconda Tuesday.
James Burke of Missoula and his
| brother, ID. L. Burke. of Cleveland were
| in this city Tuesday.
W. w. Hyslop and sisters expect to
| be at home in about 10 days, in the up
per floor of Mr.. Wills new house on
| East Third street.
Mrs. Daniel Griffith of Stuart will re-
turn home this morning. after few
days visit with her daughter. Mrs. r..
| b. Wallace of the West Side.
A. X. Bowden, who has temporarily
resided in this city for the past two
months, has gone TO Billings, where he
will enter the service of the Northern
| Pacific. Mrs. Bowden will follow soon.
Superintendent j. b. Hendricks of
the Butte schools was in this city on
| Tuesday.
Murray Miles and H. Redmond re-
turned on Wednesday from Atlanta,
| Ga.
III. Leyson of Butte was in Anacon-
da Tuesday.
George S. Miller and d. F. Hallahan
came up from Deer Lodge Memorial
day.
Hon. Z. ID. Mats of Missoula has
taken up his abode in Anaconda, where
he has received a cordial welcome.
T. +. Congdon of Butte was in the
city Friday.
DIR. A. H. Mitchell and son, Harold
were in Anaconda on their way TO the
doctors ranch in the Big Hole basin.
Mrs. ]. II. Durston entertained very
pleasantly the Bulcseidal in parlors al
the Montana yesterday afternoon. The
honors were won by Mrs. c. z Holmes
and Mrs. l.. q. Smith. The Bulcseida
decided 10 continue its meetings dur
[ ing the summer. Whist has lost none
. Of its charms for them, though they
have engaged in these friendly tourna
ments every week during the past win
ter. The championship is stu unde'
cided, for every week has brought
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promises TO be a most delightful at
fair 1t will be in honor of the 18th
wedding anniversary of two esteemed
residents of Butte.
Mrs. j. r. Russell will spend the COM
ing week in Anaconda the guest of Mrs.
Nj. b. Brownlee. Miss Charlie Russell
is the guest of Edith Brownlee of Ana
conda.
Mrs. ]. II. Harper has returned frcm
her trip to Jefferson valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wharton have re-
turned from a delightful trip to Brit
ish Columbia.
The Presbyterian social on Thursday
evening was most delightful affair.
Col. Lloyd returned Sunday from the
Flathead.
j. A. Murray has been on a trip to
Pocatello this week.
John b. welcome is back from Vir-
ginia City.
Mrs. Galen Wood is visiting friends
in Deer Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
will leave for their new home in Ogden
in few days.
one of the pleasant parties of the
week was given by Miss Maggie Cor
rette Tuesday evening. Each guest
was presented with a novel hand
painted programme. Each number Of
| the following programme was well
/ rendered:
| Song-"Yearnings" ................
I MISS
| Piano Solo-"Album Leaf. $500.
........................ Miss Emery
! Song-"Old King Joel" II. Slemmons
| Southland of the Swallows.
! Misses Hattie and Kate Hammond
| Song-"Lullaby, ........ Miss Corrette
The guests were entertained at cards
/ and other games, after which luncheon
was served and every one compli-
mented the young lady and her mother.
Mrs. Jones, on their very successful
and very enjoyable party. Those pres
ent were: Misses Hattie. Louise and
Kate Hammond, Crossman, Hughes
| Passmore, Farlin, Berry, Holland
Drennen, Hackett, Alson, Rlchards
Robb, Goucher. Emery, Messrs. Dierks
Davidson, Slemmons, Dutton, Ellis
| Holland, Farrell. Elderkin. Godfrey
Jackson, Reber. Curtis. Prentice.
w. Whylie Of BoZeman was in the
city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Terrell hav'
returned from an extended trip through
California.
j. ]. Hennessy of White Sulphur
Springs, is visiting his brother. j. }
Hennessy. in this city.
Ted Wilkinson of Salmon City. Ida
no. is spending few days with friends
| in town
Miss Rockman has organized
| French Causerie The club plays wills
in French. meeting weekly. The pa
pills are Mrs. W. W. Dixon, Mrs. Jane
| ". Forbis. Mrs G. w. Longhead. Mr.
\. c. Holmes. Miss Bessie Haines
the Misses Kenyon, Mrs. Keller. Mrs
Carter. Mrs John II. Bordeaux, Mrs
| Smith MISS Dollie Knowles. Mis-
Rueger Mrs. Geoff Lavelle, Mrs. F. "
| BlackfOrd Mrs William McDermOtI
Mrs. c. S. Warren. The club met wit
Miss Fred Kenyon this week II wi
meet with Miss Rockman, at he
rooms in the Noyes block. next. Mr..
Dixon will give a French breakfas
| soon.
Mrs. James II. Lynch received a dis
. patch to-day announcing the birth
| a son TO Mrs. ]. Colley Of Pembroke
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~ UNE, the month of roses and
weddings, is now here, and
unless the whisperings, the
busy dressmakers and the
watchful eyes which several
bachelors have on houses in
w course of erection augur wrong
ly, the month will deserve its name in
Anaconda. The month is too young yet
for any formal amusements, but II
the shadows are cast before correctly
the bachelors will lose several MEM
bers and the benedicts be increased
e'er 80 days go by. The near approach
of the Hospital fair is making many
fair fingers busy, and many are the
consultations held as to plans for be-
witching the dollars of the gentlemen
and transferring them into Charity S
Golfers. The plans are so well per-
fected now that the success of the
affair is assured. and the attractions
will be such that dollars and dimes
cannot resist the magic spell. The
graduation exercises of the schools
have lent their share of employment
to the ladies this week, and the seven
sweet graduates and their friends have
been busy with gowns, ribbons and
those dreadful essays. But all are well
in hand, and mankind will be prompt
ly on hand next Friday to admire and
applaud,
bachelors and Benedicts, as the
young men ana those WHO leSi young
have been styled when they gave then
popular parties, were again to the fore
Friday evening. What is so rare as a
dance in June?" quoth a sentimental
bachelor, with due apologies to the
poet. And with this line at the head
of a programme, begun during the
closing hours of the month OF May
the perfect days of June were ushered
in with dancing and gaiety. a spring
shower kept few of the timid ones al
home. but those who braved its damp
ness had a most pleasant evening.
Professor Kennicott brought with hin
a well-selected orchestra of five pieces
which gave general satisfaction
Among those present were Misses Co
burn. Barnes. Congdon, Webb, Gleeson
McAndrews, Tessie O'Donnell, Surpre
nant, Laura Durston, Peters and Doug
las; Mesdames Cochran, Durston
Webb. Harrison. Quigley and Winston
Messrs DR.. Spelman, DIR. Macdonald
r. T. Williams. /. T. Williams, Georg
Williams. W. Cochran, J. I. Quigley
w. b. Webb. John Canty. NJ. Bren
nan. Joe Walsh. u. Walker. ].
Carroll, Bernaud Blunt. II. Thofehrn
Rover. Shields. Harrison. Bremen
Morgan.
a number Of the ladies Of the cit
were Interested in the cause Of equa
suffrage by Mrs. Emma Smith DeNo
during her visit 10 Anaconda. and
society of % members was organize
10 work for the cause.
The Choral union received many neN
members this week, and held yer
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forth a new winner. and the interest
socially has not tagged.
Arthur Needham came over from
Great Falls and visited his family this
week.
Miss Birdseye of Butte is the guest
of Mrs. T. ID. Fitzgerald for few
days.
w. w. Wylie of Bozeman was in this
city yesterday.
Professor Kern was in Butte yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hoge returned
from their eastern and southern trip
this week.
L. G. Smith returned this week from
Chicago
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IN BOHEMIAN.

Bozeman, June 1.-The weather IN
BoZeman this week has been very
much varied in character and almost
disappointing. The first shower for
some time past was greeted quite joy
ously. only 10 be followed by a heavy
frost. which did considerable damage
TO garden truck all over the valley.
DR. w. A. Tudor having decided to
relieve the monotony OF the days work
in his dental parlors by spending his
evenings at gardening. had started
what promised 10 be the finest garden
in the city. He took home a pair OF
forceps every night and was pulling"
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Ont, formerly Miss Lackey. lady
well known in Butte.
Mrs. Frank Boucher left for Helena
this morning, TO be gone until Mon
day.
Mrs. DIR. G. V. Norcross Will leave
Sunday on a six months visit TO Cali
fornia. on the way south she viii
visit Mrs. Doctor Ustick Of Boise city.
no
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Chicago.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-11-08
The Donkeys of Bonifacio.

One of the features of Bonifacio in Cor
sica, is the extraordinary number of don
keys congregated within its narrow limits.
At first l am somewhat puzzled on the
subject of stabling, but the mystery is soon
explained when l observe several of the
pretty little animals to disappear within
the dark doorways of dwelling houses in
the lower quarters. Like the Irish pig, the
Bonifacian donkey is lone of the family"
1t may interest the reader to know that
IL donkey can be purchased here for II
francs, q mule for 100 francs and q good
pony for 200 francs.
1t is said of some dogs, also of many
persons, that their bark is worse than
their bite" OF the Bonifacian donkey it
may be remarked with perfect veracity
that his bray is worse than all his other
faults combined. l have painful expert
enco of this on the evening of my arrival.
Feeling little fatigued, L retired to rest
at comparatively early hour, but 1 10
sooner lay my head on the pillow than 1
am startled by most unearthly sound
in the street below. 1t is a weird, mourn
full note something between Scotch bag
pipe and double bass. BY and by a
chorus of similar sounds awakens the
echoes, and sleep being now banished l
spring up and proceed to investigate mat
tiers. Immediately below my window an
asinine orchestra has taken up its stand,
discoursing sweet music to the twinkling
stars. The gray dawn creeps over the top
of the lofty houses opposite-my horizon
is somewhat circumscribed-and still the
ear splitting performance continues. At
length, with the advent of daylight, drop
into troubled slumbcr.
My advice to IL stranger in BonifaGio de-
string good nights rest is, take sleep
ing draft-Gentlcman' Magazine.