davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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TachillAs. Juse
Land bounded north ~ ditch
suuth T., Ri rnrr,n. eA-' ly \
Curiu,A, W-sillyJ. e. dr liN.s'
~ ~. interest H.. ,,-is 80
NH'd-y. ttau,is,u
4 f,um sIuUr house uu Iulu.
duus.u - iut"r,.' ul. D.-'r
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

y -
Sanchez, Slvsriu
Hnus-. = ru,m. > ", interss,
~ III. costs ~ ........... Bon. I
SayrIra, NiyiAn
2;tCn vsrAa. hnuudrd wet Rio
- t;tsrdr. east public road, ruu,h
Mulnsau. north J. Luc-ruj 3 0d,
interest , 2, costs ~ .......
Seymour, Lcst'
a., 800 feet adjoining ApoiAcs
sllitirt, t. 10. interest q %.
~ custs - ....,...... ..... ~
pree,srt - los PadiiiAs.
Ahci'n, j y
40 Land and huurej y a., interest
-. costs S..........,... |,
AprdacA, Erlusio
~ iUxlOO vsr.r, U,uuded north 4.
Padilla, south q Nur,ags, east
=. S,rracIu,, wet public road
~ ~, int"i"r, ~, site M 900.
BarhuA, Ramon
lOOt2uO NAtas, hrpui'sl north A
'i I'AdillA, south ssin", 't't trcluis,
wert L-drrn, inN, tutrirei : 80,
Gusts II
BarelN, MSnu"i
IOui2u yAi.r. hounl,i north Wy
Iuhhr lAud. south A.,uuin, east
A l,rhAiu, W'NJ Barrels ,Eil3DU
NarA-, huuuird North \ sanchez,
south ' SANCHEZ, east Ar-nsl.
~ w-rt Las l. mAp. 2iilOU vArAs,
huuudrd north l. PAdills, south
VI MutnyA, -srt Acrluls, west
Lac lnmas, I a.. interest , ~,
~ crtr | II .........
Bnrrln. Trrriu
t,NIuO vArAs. bounded north A.
MuniuyA, south !. Held. rAst 10y
ArnAl. we, Les LnmAr = gJ.
interest | ~. cnsjr | rs ....
ChAver. Ant Jus"
7JIjUO yAr,lp. buunl-l north La.
- guuA road. south u Muntoys.
east ulI river, w-rt Lad ara isS
- yArdr. h'uri- north 10y he.
- ..gu-. south Irl'nu lAuia. east
obi iN-r. wt-' /. LnhAtui II ,",
interest -, cnrtr " ......
Chavrr. CstAliuu
JnN1u yards bounded north J. j
MuuiuS ., south public Rad IN
- yaris. bounded north l.. pa
diliA, south > sanchez. east Aui
wrri hS rublIc r"Ai, : H3, inter.
"rt a., curtr uN ......
, ~ ChANrr. Felipe
-Four pieces II land, bounded
north hy rAnd hlllr, south IA.
dIllA grant. east river, w"rt Pa.
dIllA grant, Suu varaS Jil ~
irr-rt ~, ,u-tr - ... .
ChAV-E. \Ir-utr
Lsul bounded north =. silva,
iliu vArAp smother jiI lOp Va.
: ~ rasi9 %. Interest ~, costs | ~
Chsv-r } ApuiscS, joe.
NiIllu vArar. bounded north J
= ~ PAiIllA y Chavez, Hnuth by ii
ChAV-r. east Y. Chav-s, west 81
tbsv-r huiSb varAs, buund-l
north L. LubAtn, south r. Nor
rAyA, -AHt public road. west =
: G9 Chavez. Nii4ub vArar. bounded
north l.. M"ut"yA. south 10y +
EhAvrr, east Ac-,lulA, west pub
lIc road 3lLlOu vsrAp, bounded
north public road, south ace,luiA
east NJ isr-la, wrEt ' SANCHEZ;
| ~ NiIIju yAr-u, huuud' north BY
public lAnn, south Ac-lu.-, rArt
r. ChAv-p. wrEt Ar"uAl. I 10, III.
t-rrut , -. c,-t 4 lO........
Chavez y FsdillA, Mariana
> - 80 vAtAp, huundtsi north MAriauu
Chavez, south same, w-Ht public
road, east NJ ChAy"s 35x l,bu Va.
raH. ""nn"" "T'h Va .nsVes'
south public r"ai' rArl ny sAin-'
: - w-1, VI. Chavez; . ST. int-rrs,
w. '"~tr u '''''.''....
tiAll"gor, Andres
l"h'b HAlHr, "'nhir,i n"rth
SSnchr| } frhA' r"ith u Mon
toys rar' n'rl"'S' ~rs' Los l'"'
u ~ mae 49, interest 80 costa i"
L"hA'", M"h'"yS
Noi'W" '"fAr ""AIh NnrAr !
rs ~ ln'efrs' " o. coal" ! :" -.
L"bs'", I"hAr
u "h l"' yards bounded NORTH
public land, south irl"lA grant
east ", ChAHr/, wrrt '. san
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

BArrlG, Juan T.
SuI9Ou vArAp, bounded n"r.h T.
lAr-lA, south A. 81. lie Ba"-lA,
rAI x X. line, wrs, Acrpuia HhA-
IulaAl, T. -, interest - SO. curtS
24I ........ ........ ~ .
BArrla, PuurIauo
suiHUO vatar, l"ruuir forth T.,
Niirarii, south j t.. B,irls, rArt
X X lite, ~rrt ArclulA rhanl-
raj Z -, interest = ~. c"tr ~ .
BuntAmrn,-, Franc"
luiJO vArAr, bounded north j. A.
RHiArtr, souih public entrance,
-Apt public road, vert ScrlIIA
del pu-blitu, 4.r,nn house, -
.Hu varar, lnuud-d north con
Garcia, south Al. Gurlslrr, rArt
public road, wrst scrIniA iuA
.sm varAr, bounded north j. T..
Lur-rr, south j. TruIillu. rAri
Acrquis. w-rt railroad II II, m
terrst z ~, coats 80 . II
C.ndrlaria, lie u. iirrr"nn
IUlGOO vAras, Ound-,i north AIT,
Jos. Luns, rArt IunlIc road,
south 4. GarclA, ~"rt j. A Ku.
dArt-, q rnum house; tlNInO va
| rAn, bounded north Ant sion.
| lt1a, tAfl fhu'l Ulllfs u'l '
| Gnnlalrr. wrpt &, I'arria gijN
| 500 vArHI, bounded north Nora
| rio Martin, east Ac,luIa IuhlIca,
| south | lrAndA, wrrt RIO t'raudr.
lulIOO vHrKr, bounded north ny
public roads, south Juan CON.
lNl-s; - u, iutrrrrl -, ru-tI
St........,,. .... $500. II
iunru y ArIar, Juan
~ square yards bud, rsm
| house, = O3. iuirrrrt III, costs
| ~ .....,,.,...... ......
GunIAl-E. Juan Jurr
| IuuI iuu SArAH, b,uud-d north
Ant. JuS- GonIAl.H. south T. la
tslA, nAHt a, BArrlA, wrrt ArrIua,
I rum hIusr and corral On rnmr,
4 ~, interest : 81. curts | ~
irlegn. Eulugio
lOOl1OO vArHa, bounded north L.
Montana, south \. bArrlA, rArt
Abund, IiarciA, west public r"aI,
iruom house aud corral; 1909 lth
yarar, huund-d north hy MrS
tiitnes, south u, Arnyn, rAHl 10y
public road, weSt ArmiJui H. -,
lntrTret -, c"rte ~ .,.., ~
Lucrru y AISiAeA, PrdrI
Gil LJh yArAH, bounded uuIih j.
Gutierrez, south Ant, Montana,
east Carlos itIrgn, wrrt A Mnn'
tAun, 9.r,nm house | ~, in,rrrrt
"a, co.tH ~ ..........,..,, !
MARITIME. Federico
2il,Do vAras, = ru,m house; , lu,
interest > 81. co#tal li....,.... )
MNrtlu' =, Jrru. Ma
tniN' NArHr, bounded north J.,
Ar.tI. ..nIh 4 l..Y.,a i,Ftayn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Ilubbe. south u W u. Bryar,
ess, Crazy. wee, came -. In.
t.t-rt 4 Il. cns,e % ....... l
Sanchez. SILVER"
Unus-, = ror,m ", interest
| II. cor,s | "a ............ ....
SAvrIra. VIVIAN
2itCn yarAa. hnnudrd wet Rio
Graudr, rart pubic road, auth
Mulnssu. north ]. Luc-roI 30d,
interest 2, cor,s ~ .......
Seymour. LcsiI'
~, 800 fee, adjoining Apolacs
slhitirr L. 10, interest q %,
custs - ............ ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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Bslh"nA'io y Real, Insn
BON1lu vsrr,. iuunl" ! H. IN ~
frhIr e.. . u,h 10y t-lp"
SAurI,y ., ,I - =.
RK,V,4 ..rI'. t.,i. II 80.
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BA~la, H.
~ \.t.r. ..'nI moth -
~ sarth,y .. IS l,culu Yrs
pnri, rar river. ~ hHl,j
tvu-r,uu, .,, ! %, ittrtrii
63. costs .'..... .......
CArAhsJ,l, ! |utr-
1gl,iI1 w. tuuu tel NORTH II
Gsrua. pp.u "a GHriA, r.H'
Los LumAs, Nr-' .. Lurrru, /;
fu.m house, 'riJ. vaNs. b uti.
81 north u kudatt", south u,
~ CAisD.js,, .Hst / Gur'H, wee,
" Gr,la, -, Ir,"t"., -.
crris %, .....,.,..
ihHvrr t,ar,lN, u
%, ybn VHia'. h.uut,i north q
u,utirtt.,. south - Muut.lA,
ra-i G. " L,wt, wet =, cut
- lrrr,I, H. 81, interest ~, costs
81 ............. "a
GuciN, tiAr,.s,u AIT
5I,t! NArn,. bounded NORTH i u
CAtp'#,A.. south j A Ta,ya,
'r-t the IIIr, Wrrt the A,'uus
80 NArHr. bounded uur'h Rafa'I
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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,..I, S.u.I,n mountain. -.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
CcorJTrN UuD.

ac,uuiA. WEE, hy juan SalHIAt,
1~ND yArir, bounded uurth ~
Guugalrr. south hy sr'uIhA, rNst
rs III. AbtilA, wrrt by Iuriiriu
Lucrru, = ruum house Aud lAud,
bounded north vs. Arr,DA ~ ia
~ ArrIuiS. rAr, ny ; Snnd"Nsi.
Wet hy VI lurrrn, : acre. lAui,.
hpuudr north, rAsi sud W-r, ~
ruth, lsni. s.u'h ~ j " ,'u
rule, -. ir'"rrrt -, rurt- ! =
Luceru. IumAr
liiIlCivArAs luuuird north -
Juan M,ntuya. south Nud west iy
rad, east ~ A,riulA, ruum
house, luNliu yAt.ir u Canon
G- iup Hurttrr. bounded north
w VI Armyu, south aud wrs, ~
Arr.ys. rAst l.! rad ih3"
Nsris, -r., iutrrrr, -, cuslr
PA,.r,... a.a.
lun NNr.. at J.. bounded north
Aul tY'I D., ArruyA, rAst
Iulu, i.W..i IS Frame .lru.
judo, ~. ,sIn. IAnj H|, 10.
tafr-i ! D.. ...a's Ht
Pom, N,,l.
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IS A'fy,. o.. - l..Nr GI.
i..r. ,nr' A'I .Nr.' '.l j. t,ptr,
ta.. hH.,, 90, ,tfsr rri
IurIrI u.uu IS T. hrI.r.
su'h hy t,UI" rui."rt'l,'a.t
: .',rf,, .f.I - l.t,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

wee, Wy u whiting, huusc, | 81,
ln'ercet ~, costs | ~ ......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

qua lei chamieal, II yAraP,
Founded nurth u Martin, south
Ramon q } CAndrlaria, east ace.
puiN rhamirsl. wrrt Manuel Mar
tn"L. I iuum house 100, inter
rsi ~, cup,r 49, ... ...... 3
MARTINEZ, NaI,riu
1t"um house = r,'rr-t ~.
costs a.. ..........,. 2
Montana, S-iuTa
gplihn 'rtHv, bounded north u
tiArriN, sYih = BAr-lA, ,ast
,nlic Ac,IuA, ~rs, Artoya,
Jt"rm huure and currAli u ~
iu,.r-p, : -. roe'r j2........ ~
Mouts ne, Pedro NJ.
IOiBD vArSsj lliiOO vAtss. ;
room house I ~. interest . II,
cur's | ~ ..... ....,... :
MuyE, frliciAuu
23sJJO vNrHs "a interest IT,,
rorir ! 90. ...... .,......... 4
Or'-ea, frAu,ur"
Jui2uU vArNr, g.. ~ house, ~,
interest -, ,u-i- ~ ...
Romero } hur''p, Miguel
gi,bpn vNrRr,4 r,rm hous-,2 -.
interest ~, ''rlr ~ s.t
SAlAarr lie ~ N-urtauIA
| 'ihl.p VEtHs, H., uud,d north
| main "tltrurr, ruuih Aua Ma
komriH, rrr' X SauduyAl. wHst
| nan 'u'i4".,", ruuin house,
luN4uN .r,p, bounded north J
4 Lv ego. suuth T.. prt-R, "Ar,
H,rtuia, wet main road, = -
| interest ~, costs Us ..
san. pry, Crcillu
"a 100 S.rap, h"undri worth, .wn
gttpr vitri. = -. mtrirt = -,
| ,uriE H. ........... .....
SRurhl \ S"il.lu, j. X
| luI4nu yarup. bounded north
| Iuhlr road. south T. ''ArciA, east
j X Sau,h,f, wrst &. ". L-vl~,
luNluu varAr. bounded North T.
| Aualla, south ArrIriA, east { W
| IrNlr. wet rEnc, : r,-,u huur",
-, interest -. costs - -
Valencia, lu''
aN2"u VHtAp. = ftsn huurr, % Il
| Iut.typt L., ,,4,tn 90, ...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Csnd-lara, Salvador
pnim vnras, 2-runm hunsa 80,
itiri 81 20. e. ripIts
jau.sIun, kul-r,
a. 80 vt lHud IA S,nd ,il',
urr V,nsyari N SsuiN gtA'ii
,.. h,ure Ani twn Lite Iu NE
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iuu-rirI. J .,n Jusr
3il1u NAfAr, founded motif - IL.
Muntuys, eth hJ MAnD,l NN.n.
fsr, ~,-t ~ JuAu i'utirtt-l S.si
10y dee S,uE,r, 3.toun buur"
b2NHl Vn'Nr, huuud-d n'iih hy
tiprisnu tialirgte, south ~ An.
gustiu barr 20, rASi 10y rSu",Srsi
~ Eut.m.u Lu,etui Il, W. erect
~ c,str | 10 ....,...
PrirA } Mmih, Jo~
L.ud hunnd,.d north ~ Francs q
M.utuya S"u,h 10y Ant Ma uAl.
l-gur, 'nst W J. ftrrA } ChANr-,
w-ri ~ T. lncAi 3 r',m huu-r.
tultu v,rar, o. &. Irt'r,r, Us,
C,%r ~. ...
: iva, Ju,u &
T1tiluu Vsra-. bounded mouth -
T. Perm, ruu'h ~ Paul, siSS,
"aSt ~ ~AnliA mountains, vet
~ the kiu ,'rAndri 0ti ~ VaiSr
| lr,nird north hy Victor t'nt,A,
rou'h IS small mountains - uilr,
rrrt 10y lluHriu tiuu-trL We.
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Lu,rtu, wet > the iN"i, 3 q,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
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colleague. 1t Is related that they both
attended In Washington a dinner at
which wine and other invigora ting fluids
were to be had in such abundance that
there was danger of an inexperienced
man falling by the wayside. Shortly
after the coffee and cigars Congressman
Dingley excused himself to the host, and
without being observed by the guests
slipped quietly out of the room for his
hotel In a little while Mr.. Reed pushed
his chair back, lifted the table in such
way that every one present had his at
tention attracted. Before they could
decide in their minds what prompted this
from Maine, the speaker drawled out In
his characteristic tone Of voice.
Excuse me. gentlemen. I was trying
to find out what had become of Ding
ley"
In an exciting debate in the house.
which was started by Mr.. Talbert of
South Carolina and Mr.. Pearson of North
Carolina, other members became in
volved, and as time was being wasted
Mr.. Dingley thought 1t his duty to inter-
Ject motion to adjourn. He made his
motion Just as some wag of a member
had gotten off that ancient chestnut:
What did the gentleman from North
Carolina say to the gentleman from
South Carolina?" In chorus came from
a number of members, It's a long time
between drinks" Not knowing the ap-
plication, Governor Dingley jumped to
his feet and said Mr.. Speaker then I
move that the house do now adjourn"
Mr.. Reed was convulsed with laughter
as he put the motion, and most of the
members roared just as the gavel fell.
Quite number were thirsty, and they
went below to get their nips, being
thankful Mr.. Dingley came to their res
cue.-New York Sun.
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The Sympathy Of q Child

A New York reporter relates an Incl
dent which illustrates the utter loneli-
ness which strangers may suffer in
great city. A young man rooms in
family hotel uptown. The other day he
had fit of the blues and spent his time
moping on the broad window seat of his
room. At twilight he heard gentle
rap on his door. In response to his
rather gruff Come in" pretty little
girl entered. She ran to him, threw her
arms about his neck and kissed him.
Before he could recover from his sur
prise, the sweet child prattled in this
wise:S i've tum over to keep 90 COM
pany! We've been a-lookin' at 90 from
our window. an mamma said 90 must
be lonely. So, when they all went down
to dinner, an nursie fell asleep, just
ruined away, an here l ami" And the
very homesck young man broke down
and wept for the first time since his
mothers funeral, according to the man
who vouches for the pretty little story.
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Corbett Sized Up

Mr.. James J. Corbett has declined from
the position of public favor to that OF
common nuisance, so that everybody is
pleased when he gets the worst of it,
Little is known by the general public of
Mr.. Sharkey. apparently of the United
States navy. who. the other day, cuffed
and hustled Mr.. Corbett about as If he
were bag Of sand. but Sharkey will
henceforth be name honored and re-
vered in many American families. Cor
belts case has proved again that the in
terest felt In Fighters as they call
themselves-is only comparative. In
the old times the sympathy of the major
1ty was with Heenan in his fight with
Morrisey. because the public believed
him more of a gentleman. and in the
days whenCorbett andSullivan were sup
posed to be striving to get at each other,
the respectable sentiment favored Cor
bett because he was supposed to be less
of drunken ruffian than Sullivan Mr..
Corbett has taken pains to dispel this
good opinion, and in consequence it mat
tiers not how or when or by whom Cor
bett gets thumped to an adverse con-
clusion, the public cheers his opponent.
Sharkey will now Notwithstanding his
suspicious and ill-favored name, con-
tinue the toast of the hour.-Kansas City
Star
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What Free Coinage Means

Half q score Of apparently earnest
people write to- The World every day to
ask what free coinage at 16 to 1" means.
1t seems incredible that there should
be anybody not informed on this point,
but apparently there are many, and so
we answer the question.
A silver dollar weighs about sixteen
times as much as gold dollar. When
the ratio was established for the coinage
of gold and silver dollars 1t approx
mately represented the market value
of the two metals. An ounce of gold was
worth about sixteen times as much as
an ounce Of silver. Now an ounce Of
gold is worth more than thirty times
as much as an ounce of silver.
Under our law whoever owns gold
bullion can take 1t to the mint and have
it made into coins without any cost to
him. That is free coinage of gold. The
gold thus coined Is worth a dollar, ir-
respective Of the stamp. all over the
world. The silver men demand that we
shall do the same thing for silver with
out any change of ratio-that Is to say
that every owner of silver shall be per-
mitted to take 1t to the mint and have
so cents worth of silver stamped as
dollar, though 1t would be worth only
it's bullion value outside the United
States.
That Is what free coinage at 16 to /
means.-New York World
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The all-conquering bicycle has invaded
Japan, and is now familiar sight in the
land of the jinrikisai. The Europeans
take to it kindly, and the little brown
men are equally enthusiastic The gov
eminent has equipped many of it's post
men with roadsters, especially those
who deliver mail in the suburbs or in
the country districts. In each brigade a
bicycle corps has been formed who are
daily drilled in about the same style
as similar organizations in the armies
of Europe. The Japanese people them
selves still regard the wheel as great
curiosity, but are beginning to both
master it and manufacture it.
Some of the Japanese women have
adopted queer bicycle costume that is
combination of boomers with the ma
tive dress. 1t is neither Japanese nor
European. Combined with the upper
part of the Ramona costume the Japan
ese clothe their neither limbs in what are
neither knickerpockers, trousers,
zouaves nor boomers. The ludicrous
effect is heightened by the girl having
the national habit of turning the toes
in developed to its largest extent. All
that you see when she passes you is a
pair of round and pretty heels wabbling
in an uncertain manner, and a little
body coied up that makes you think Of
a gay little monkey on the top of pole.
Chicago Chronicle.
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Ian MacIaran Criticised

Iran Maclaren, one of the most popular
OF Scotch story writers, whose Beside the
Benny Briar Bush had such a remark
able run last year on both sides of the
Atlantic. has lately come in for some hot
criticism from the Saturday Review.
That paper says:
1T may seem exceedingly simple to
do this sort of thing. the babbling of
green fields and mither' on death-beds,
the impossible seif-sacrifices. the nose
bloWings and spectacle wipings, the
faithful beast business and the senti-
mental addresses to the unknown reader,
but the point is everybody does not do it,
and Mr.. Maclaren does Since it pays
remarkably well, and since people do not
seem to object to doing great many
other tawdry things that pay well, it fol-
lows that everybody cannot do this kind
of thing. 1t follows. further, that Mr.
Maclaren deserves the success he has
won, both in kind and quantity. 1t does
not follow, because he is contemplate
as literary artist, and because he can
not write English that he is to be de-
spised. 1t is a good thing to touch the
Great Heart; perhaps even in the eter-
nal balances it is better thing than to
have testified to the truth in the deails
of character. At any rate, we wish him
we'll"
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A LARGE CHUNK OF dILT.EDoED ADVICE

Jimmy Corbett, Jimmy Corbett,
Thou hast lots of sand and grit.
But it fact, thou canst not act
One blooming little bit:
And so thou shouldst, without delay,
Thy gripsack pack and start
If thou WOuldst learn for gold to burn
The hiStrionic art.
Jimmy Corbett, Jimmy Corbett,
In Belasco thou wilt find
A man whose blows would break thy nose
And make thee sore and blind.
He'd jab thy ribs without a glove
And make thee learn by heart
The ways so cute that constitute
The histrionic art.
Jimmy Corbett. Jimmy Corbett,
When Belasco'S punched thy head,
And left each ear. to thee SO dear,
Suspended by thread.
And hammered thee upon the neck
And smashed thy teeth apart.
Thou'lt have found out some things about
The histrionic art.
Jimmy Corbett. Jimmy Corbett,
When BelaSco for thee feels"
And with both hands upon thee lands
And knocks thee head over heels,
Thoult have DER other pugilists
In making love the start
Thy hate and scorn wilt quite adorn
The histrionic art.
Jimmy Corhett Jimmy Corbett,
To Belasco from afar
Come and be thumped, and banged, and
bumped.
And be a shining star:
All critics will then gladly say
Thine acting's ever tart
From sea to sea thy work wilt be
The hiStriOniC art.
r.. X. Munkittrick in New York Journal