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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23

WANTED-EN Experienced mower house
electrician house wiremou need not
apply stone q Webster Engineering
Corporation. Columbus. Ga g-2I-2T
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If EkE = YOUR OPPORTUNITY to make
where Won live. no canvassing. guarartee
free booklet will show you how. H +.
Rogers, Dept. AS, Boston, Mass 9-14-17
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LADIES, anywhere, $40 weekly copying,
collecting addresses; inclose stamp
Southern Information Bureau. Dept l04
Memphis. Tenn 1929
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WANTED-Short knife cutter on chill
dren's dresses. Enterprise Manufacture
ing Company. 36 West Alabama. $50 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23

A LARGE WE'LL KNOWN COMPANY
about to spend 500 900 on tremendous
advertising campaign. requires the serv-
ices OF a bright man or woman in each
town and city. The work is easy, pleas
ant and highly respectable, and no previ-
coed salary and offer an unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement to the person who
can furnish good references. In addition
to this salary we offer a Maxwell Auto
mobile a Ford Automobile and over So
600 in prizes to the representatives doing
the best work up to December 81, In
your letter give age and references. Ad-
dress IRA - ROBINSON, Advertising
Manager, 2163 Beverly St. Boston, Mass,
S-24-1S
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AGENTS WANTED to introduce. article
which helps reduce household expenses.
Write today for free particulars. Ber
jamin Ray q Co, Box 464, Lumpkin, Ga.
46-2l-9
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Help Wanted-Male.


WANTED-Colored men to prepare as
sleeping car pOrterS and train porters
If you wish position near Atlanta, write
Immediately. No experience necessary.
lnclose stamp. Inter Railway, care Geor-
gian. AS-14-g
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Job Work.

WE CAN SAVE you money on repair
work. shelving tables aud counters. We
make them to order. Roof repairing, brick
work, wall tinting, painting and plaster
ing. 6212 South Forsyth street Bell 1887,
Atlanta 60S7-M
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REFINED young couple, no children,
wishes home and care of elderly couple.
Box sic, care Georgian. 32-20-9
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Furnished Houses For Rem,

FURNISHED house or ana ,1r,tt.-77---,~--,.
n, on north Inside, side, by young CaIifornt%a wanted
P Pts no % CHILDREN to oWn Gou
sonabe M renf m aSdI R 9%n
Q. Box 1885, Atlanta. l. callahan. P.
MOST attractive six-roon7 l--- zl-9
completely furnished north s 9iddngalow,
S Sire eTIerSIhlhg; only firstclass tena1, best
Sireo; no children Phone Ivy oiH 7S2lT7 de-
9-lS-26
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WANTED-Ofice boy, white: not more
than fifteen years of age Apply office
hGeorgla School of Technology. 9-I9-25
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room to
gentlemen or couple; conveniences. 210
Spring street. Ivy 3205-J. 94-14-9
FOR RENT-Room with board at "a West
Baker, for couple or gentlemen. Ivy
1873. BLAST
FURNACE-HEATED room for rent at 485
Peachtree street Call after o'clock,
upstairs 9-14-70
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room,
all conveniences. 45 Williams street;
third floor 9-14-S
PRETTY front room, two and one-half
blocks from Aragon hotel; private fam
lily; all conveniences; gentlemen only.
Bell phone Ivy 3S41-J. S-13-32
OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL-NiceIy fur
nished rooms and excellent table board.
121 Capitol square. Main 4S39-L 9-12-32
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Unfurnished Houses For Rent

MAN ItCI SCHOOL and LuCkie street
car line; 2O3 Plum street; fve-room cot
tage, $lI50 PA Plum street: two stories
SIX rooms, SIS per month. Places have
building gSOe A.
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The Georgian win not be respon-
sible for more than one incorrect
insertion of any ad ordered more
than one time
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Musical.
Agents Wanted.

AGENTS WANTED-M Men, boys and girls
To- sell household specialues Big wages.
Write for particulars. The b. q. erich
low Novelty Company, St Augustine Fla.
O
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23

GENERAL AGENT for local territory TO
sell our accident insurance policies, 81
TO $40 yearly. Easy sellers. Everybody
needs one. Liberal commissions. Also
manage sub-agents and renewal business.
Permanent income assured. Insurance,
Newark, n. j. 40-9-7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23
Office Space For Rent.
Stores For Rent.

FOR RENT-The best storeroon in MI
son; Morgan county, Georgia, and ,li" tbo
bs I i0 of IN this hustlng city 20 600
county last year; and Madison r %Stiher
the bulk of this business; over two TaLeS
hon dollars worth of cotton sold avail 8III
size OF storeroom 25x12O feet; ali nswS,,
NJ. Atkinson cog naul
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23
Teachers Wanted.

NOTICE. TEACHERS! Wanted-Teach-
er for sixth grade kirkwood school.
Application and references must be in
hands of board of education by Friday.
81. p. :. Dunlop, secretary
Ca. 9-2l-42
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WANTED-4 Dung man, from eighteen to
twenty years of age, who can take
shorthand and is willing to do general
portunity for advancement Apply In
own handwriting to r. O. Box 1853
Az On
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Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
Wanted.

GENTLEMAN wants furnished or I'M
furnished room and private bath.
North. side. Not boarding house. State
location and terms. B. f. W, care GeOr-
gian 9-19-2T
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23

ALICIA JUNIOR VACUUM CLEANER
has automatic adjustable nozzle and
other features entirely original. Sold with
three years guarantee. Retais for So so
Big profits and exclusive territory for
live agents who act quickly. A. s. Calm
president, Desk 10, 366 West Fiftieth
street New York 1881
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Statesmen Wanted.


SIDE LINE pocket samples; ten min
utes. $40 commission; high grade men
only; no other need apply. Advertising
Novelty Company, Newton, Iowa. S0-21-9
t!N-A Advertising novelty sales
men for profitable pocket side line of
advertising pencils: standard line. Pen
Gil Exchange, Jersey City, ~ J. 72-2l-9
HAT ALESMlIN-L Large, exclusive inn
porting Mexican and Harvest hat house
desires ambitious reliable men with retail
store experience to represent them; also
men possessing horse and buggy or mo-
torcycle to work small towns. Liberal
commissions and prompt advancement,
Send photo, references and details. Mex
lean American Hat Company. st. Louis,
Mo 1913
WANTED-Ten high grade piano sales
men with experience The w. w. Kim
ball Co, Chicago, will open a branch store
here october !. Splendid opportunity for
promotion, Apply H. II. Calef, Georgian
Terrace Hotel. 9-2l-5
RELIABLE SALESMAN to cover Georgia
with sample line High commissions.
$1,000 90 monthly advance and PERMANENT
position to right man. Jess II. Smith Co,
Detroit Mich. 35-2l-9
WANTED Statesmen Earn $3.50 per
month; sell dealers highly advertised
article. Samples not necessary. Elato
Co, Station l., New York, n. Y. 39-2l9
Statesmen you want SO a day
side line or main line deal? Five com
hined propositions; snappiest ever sprung,
American Pottery Co, St Louis, Mo,
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Help Wanted-Female


LADIES, anywhere, $40 weekly copying,
collecting addresses; tnclose stamp
Southern Information Bureau. Dept. 104,
Memphis. Tenn 94-21-9
W PeSE Rldg office girl Apply 23 92
WANTED-Good servant for short time
40l East North avenue. 9-21- 40
WANTED Trained nurse 10 care for
children who attend school. Ivy 5156-J.
W1NTED&06Ioe girl Apply Monday
morning o'clock, Is Trinity avenue;
WANTED-Cook at $50 North Boulevard.
s213
WANTED-First class lady stenographer
and onlce assistant for legal depart
ment of large company one having ex-
perience in stenographic work Of legal
character preferred Permanent position
end salary commensurate with ability
and experience. Reply by letter. stating
experience. Address Box 3S, care Geor-
gan. - S-2l-lS
WANTED-Two white women for house,
work. Prefer one settled woman out OF
town Correspondence invited Mrs NJ
r. Emmons, 7S4 Peachtree street. 9-21-2O
WANTED-Good laundress 1874 Peach
WANTED Forelady to take charge of
straw hat operators Also some ex-
perlenced trimmers. Novelty Hat Manu-
featuring Company, l15-1l7 Garnett
street 9-2l-4
TEN STENOGRAPHERS wanted at once.
Salary 500 per month Must be quick.
accurate and give brief details. No let
tiers VIII be opened Write brief with
references, on postcard only giving ad-
dress Callahan Sales System, p. .. Box
1885 Atlanta. SAT-
WANTED-Good cook Must be clean,
first class and honest Room on prem
Uses. 81 week. Call Bell phone East
Point 2Sl 9-21-9
LADIES make Shields al home, $40 per
hundred. Work sent prepaid to relia-
BILE women Particulars for stamped adj
dressed envelope Eureka Company,
Dept. 80, Kalamazoo, Mich 44-2i-9
PROOFREADER-To read proof on tabu-
lar matter. Apply Piedmont Printing
Company, l21 Central avenue, Atlanta
1d. S-2l-ll
WANTED-A cook for small family. APP
ply 2Se Myrtle st. g-20-SS
WANTED-A cook, reliable, settled wom-
an. Apply at once, 2S Washita ave.
Jnman Park 9-2O-24
WANTED-White chambermaid Apply
to housekeeper Piedmont hotel. g 20-19
WOMAN to cook. wash and iron for two
and live on the place. good wages APP
ply o6 Westminster Drive Ansley Park
WANTED Competent maid Apply III
Peachtree street s-1s-1l
WOMAN to cook and do general house-
work; must room on lot, also washer
woman. p West Sixteenth street BIS lg
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Bachelor Rooms For Rent.

~N~N0SN>~0~0<N>~>N<>~>N~~
TWO unfinished rooms; very close in
at Carnegie Way; suitable for tive
gentlemen. Ivy 9O2, Ais!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23

MANUFACTURER of popular brand linen
heel and toe guaranteed hosiery wants
agents to sell direct to consumers. Peach
sive territory credit send for narticu-
lars. Parker Mills, 1855 Chestnut street,
pbilQdelDhia. Pa g-7-11
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about
more than 100000 protected positions in
United States service. More than 40, 900
vacancies every year There is a big
chance here for you; sure and generous
pay, lifetime employment. Easy to get
Just ask for booklet C-412. No obligation
earl Hopkins. washington. d C 21-a-7
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girl Apply Monday
morning o'clock. Is Trinity avenue
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AGENTS-E Everywhere, S. to $40 day
easy; selling Bibles, subscription books,
campaign book. Biggest commission
Best line. Permanent Credit given.
Equitable Company, Falls building, Mem
phis, Tenn. 42-21-9
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Special delivery boys after
school and on Saturdays Apply ship
ping department NJ. Rich & Bros. Co.
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BE A DETECTIYE-M Many opportunities
locally or travelling earn 500 to $500
monthly; profitable, fascinating and eX-
citing, experience unnecessary; free book
let gives valuable information Lorraine
System, Dept 63, Boston Mass. BIAS
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AGENTS-Make hundred per cent Sell
ing new doubleed safety razor for so
cents. Equal in appearance, construc-
ton and efficiency to any IS razor. Ex-
elusive territory. Sample postpaid, IS
cents in stamps Foyer & Co, Dickey
building, Chicago 41-21-9
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WANTED-Cool1 at $50 North boulevard,
O. 81 %
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

TWO very desirable large front rooms;
one furnished, one unfinished; splen-
did location; north side private home;
adults; steam heat; all conveniences: Ivy
3570-J. l03-2l-9
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-11


confessed murderer of his biga-.
nous wife, Bessie Kent, today.
emphatically denied the state
ment given out by his attorneys
that he would plead guilty Of
murder tomorrow. Webster says
he will never plead guilty.
Mrs. Valeska Brand, >634 w.
Division, overcome by gas and re-
moved to hospital. Slight chance
of recovery. Husband had light.
ed gas, which went out while she.
was asleep.
Samuel Tito, zoos Townsend
street, struck and injured by east
bound Chicago ave. car at Town
send street today. :
Miss Hazel Hogan, who refus-
ed to testify against DIR. Irvine
Sissi1ger and three other men,,
charged with robbing her, is still
in jail for contempt of court
Gov. Judson Harmon OF Ohio
and his presidential .boomlet
reached the city today. Gov. Har-;
mon made a speech at the Iro-.
quois club, but the boomlet was
very quiet. He said Illinois
needed some Ohio brand of legis-.
lation. !.
The administration of Lieut..
Wheeler and his four aids on the
South Side was praised today by.
ministers and Aid. Tearney and
Coroner Hoffman, testlfying be-
fore the Civil Service commission. |
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
suburban train bumped Pennsyl-
vania train in Union station to-
day, cutting and bruising. score
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-11


Louis jumped track at Dellwood
Park, near Joliet, last night Pas
sengers shaken and bruised.
Heating apparatus in Evanston
IL" train burst, and women oc-
cupants forced to ride in "smok-
err" All men stopped smoking.
Hint to Lucy Page CASTOR and
the motormen who want smok-
ing stopped. Let woman stand
on front platform of surface cars.
Martin B. ("Skinny') Madden
paid 1882, amount he was behind
in alimony to wife, into Judge
Scanlan's court. Court had an
nounced he would have sent Mad
den to jail except for representa-
tions that latter was seriously i'll.
Robert F. Mcdonald, arrested
on complaint of wife, with whom
he was walking on w. Monroe
street. She said he was going to
desert her. On way to station
Mcdonald stopped in bank and
changed account of 1922 from
his name to his wife's.
Amanda Brenker, second wife
of Rev. John Horton, former
Congregationalist minister, who
was indicted Tuesday for bigamy
at Joliet, also held to grand jury
on charge of marrying a biga-
mist"
That looks funny. He WASN'T
a bigamist until after she mar
ried him. Figure it out. -
Saul Albert, member of fac
ulty Chicago Musical College, acr
cidentally shot in both legs when
George AIDE Davis, assistant
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when we came off she all but tainted. Her heart"
Never mind my heart, interrupted the other
Ill keep the act going as long as they book
and the way the managers are after us now guess
Gosh! If my rheumatism would ever let up
could take my act Quit! The man in the easy chair
growled npatiently.
Don't fret about that Tom I'm good for few
wonderful l saw Lindheim this afternoon. Wanted
to book solid for the Halliday Circuit forty weeks, at
four-ffty.
"Sgn?"
'Not yet. I should have, only
Only WHAT?
THE woman about to reply when Flora, who had
gone out of the room, reentered, her street garments
removed and pretty house wrapper taking their place
Seeing her, the other, with warning glance at the
began straighten the things the center table Flora
scarcely paused than to glance their direction
and passed at another door, with smile at the man.
who looked after her fondly. The elder watched
her as she down the hall and into the kitchen, the
door of which she closed Then she to the
man. and said
4 didn't sign because I'd hate like anything throw
them down.
Throw EN- down? What the blazes-'
Not me, Tom but Fanny. Tom, found two letters
tonight in her makeup box at the theater. One
from that young Walter Fessenden and he was there
night in stage box, and you'd have thought he was
going to jump on the stage and kidnap her
well, he didn't, did hep
"Not with me there. But the etter-it said that he
ready marry Fanny any time, and begged her to
meet him. and get htched up, and quit the business
"Quit the businesS?"
"Yep said it was no place for girl like her, and that
he wanted her go round the world with him. And the
other--the other her answer. She'd left it there
ready to mall
"What-what did it say?"
Said she was willing; said she hated the business
too, and was ready to jump out any time Said she'd
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Kit, what's the NATTER What are you crying foro
"Oh, I'm foolish, Tom; but, somehow other, |
hate to be old woman! And if Fanny gets married
it's the end of me. could never keep up the bluff with
out her, and then who'd be the meal ticket? They
don't want grandrnothers doing girl acts in vaudeville
any more, Tom and d quit before I'd descend to being
4 soubrette in a moving picture show"
why, brace up said Tom tenderly, leaning over
and patting his wifes shoulder LTD be all right you
had quit I'll be rid of the rheumatism pretty
now, and then I'll put my old together and pick
UP plenty of change for both of us. Why I've got few
ideas thatll-
nterrupting him impatiently; "but-but-b gracious!
I'm going to let that young kid in and bust up
my season! ain t gon to let him do 1t!
As the wonlans vehenence increased, she grew less
careful in the choice of her words relapsng into the
rgo of the one-ngt stand and forgetting that she
a high salaried headliner. But her husband did not
notice this, because he knew no better.
What you going to do kt?' all that he
could say, as he looked at the angry little
Il dunno. l amt got an idea But I'll do
thing"
Speak to FAM
'Not on your life. You know her contrariness.
Perhaps I'd better"
You leave it to me- and keep your hands out of the
buSinessl
NEXT morning Fanny up unusually early, and
- announced that she going down town shop
ping Her parents her leave the house with
misgvings, to which Kit gave voice the moment the
door had closed.
Going down to meet him. she said. Its getting
to be pretty nearly daily affair now.
Jaw, WELL, said her husband, as longs she gets to
the theater in time for the afternoon show
Kitty uneasy all the forenoon, and went to the
theater half an hour earlier than was her custom She
ahead of her daughter but the stage doorkeeper
did know that. In fact he did not know that she
her daughter herself; for she had donned the
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attending the evenings performance the stage
subsding conversation will begin between the
two. And doubtless it will be nteresting but let be
chivalrous and withdraw from the SacrednesS of the
dressing room. We will meet you at the stage door,
Mesdernoiseles Ziegler, or whatever may be your
name. And hurry, please!
WHEN the Zieglers-Sisters or not, as you please
" passed through the stage door, down the short
alley that led to the outer world and into the street.
might have looked in vain for those discrepancies in
semblance which had manifested themselves in their
dressing room. Each a well fitting tailor made
suit of dark blue, each large hat and the face OF
each was covered with thick veil which hid her hair.
1t only by slight tendency tread tenderly which
showed that you might have picked her out to be
Dora, remembering her complaint about how her slip
pers had hurt her. In all other respects they the
Zieger Sisters again, cast in the one mold.
They rode IN the subway up to 131th-St and Broad
way Hallway along that street they entered apart
ment house and went up to the fifth floor the elevator
One of them inserted key door, and both entered
But the name on the door not Z1egler 1t was Blan
don. STILL they seemed familiar with the apartment;
for before Flora had switched the light in the hall
Dora had unbuttoned her coat and thrown it on the
rack Then they both passed along the hall and entered
front
As they came in, man, asleep in easy chair
awoke started up painfully and said, Hello, Kitty
didn't know it SO late
Usual time, Tom" replied Dora, sitting down and
taking off her hat and gloves Been aseep'''
Guess | have. My rheumatism didn't give me
much rest last night. Hello FANNY" This to Flora
she stopped on her way to adjoining to kiss
him.
Hello, Dad! What'l I fix for a bite to eat? Hun
cry Mother?''
Nothing for me" said Dora I'm off my feed
All | want is Sleep
mot feeling good Kt?" asked the man. and Flora
FASTENED to reply for Dora:
NO. Dad She isn't. She's feeling and worse
Tonight she could hardly get through the act and
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and simply had to refuse another
song. Finally. bowling and smiling
themselves off, they disappeared
amid a burst of appreciative APP
plause, and were lost to view. But,
as Flora vanished, kissing her hand
at the crowded house, she saved
one kiss and flung it into the right
hand stage box, where a love
hungered young man caught it
and slowed it among his chiefest
treasures.
IN the wings, Flora turned to
! catch Dora, who was sinking
exhausted to the stage with a little
moan. Mama! Mama dear, brace
up till we get to the dressing room!'
Dora, feeling the others support
ing hand at her back, drew herself
up again, though she was still
struggling for breath. Its my
heart-my heart and-and-oh,
my feet! But-but I'll be all right!
Oh, my slippers Get them off, and
water
1t was only a step to the star
dressing room, which the Sisters
occupied. Once within it, Dora
dropped into a chair, and Flora,
kneeling, pulled off her slippers,
tight, pinching satin things, relief
from which brought sigh from
Dora's lips. Then a glass of water,
and, while Flora stood solicitously
regarding her, she recovered, gave
herself a little shake of resolution.
and without a word raised her
hands and removed her flowing wig.
Seeing Dora herself once more,
Flora also took off her golden curls,
and the startling resemblance that
made the Ziegler Sisters the talk of
vaudeville was gone. For beneath
Dora's wig was nothing but few
pitiful strands of bleached, yellow
hair, the scant survival of what
had been once, perhaps, her crown
of glory; while, when Flora unfas-
tened the narrow velvet band that
had drawn her own hair back from
her forehead, it fell over her shout
ders in a ripping, chestnut mass.
Still further advanced the trans
formation, and, when the warpaint
had been removed from their faces,
the two appeared at last no longer
the Ziegler Sisters. On the face of
one was the glow and smoothness
of youth; on the other the lines and
sallowness of middle age. But in
spite of this difference something
remained to show that, even if the
sisterly relation was now incredible,
it was certainty that a still closer
relationship existed.
Doubtless, now that the excite
ment attending the evenings perfor
is subsiding, conversation will soon
two. And doubtless it will be intere