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SOCIETY PLAYS.
\VH<? IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MODERN
S ii'lMTV PLAT MANAGER, AUTHOR,
PUBLIC THE TRUE DRAMATIC
SOURCE OF THK PLAYS NOW
IN" VOGUE ??? bumming:
UP AGAINST THEM.
I.o'i'l n. ? >,? mber 1?,
Th??? controversy o?'er the Modern Boelety Clay
continues in the columns "f "Th?? Times," not
?ritbout asperity. M; Tree, h ?wever, who
seen i .c first Inclined to resent the rather
sweeping criticism on "John a" Dreams," has
ree v.r?.I his usual serenity of mind and i.- "pre?
pared ? ? admit" thai th.? propriety of producing
such playa ? ?: the stage may fairly be dis? uased.
He even grants that "the Woman With a pas!"
miy have been Been to ? frequently upon the
stage ' I be? He pies la however, that, if she
has, the fault lie> with th<? public. "It is th"
ep ich, ei t ?he actor or the author, that is ar?
raigned." T h it is not a new point. It is. within
? tret limits, ? ?;?,,(1 defen ???. .Mr. Tree mast
rthelera be aware that the mansger ami th"
public divi'!? th?? responsibility between them.
1 leave th?? author out of view for the present.
The attack Is on the manager, not on the author;
on Mr. Tree rather than on Mr. Ha.1.lai Cham?
r Mr. Pinero
Hut 1? t us k??? p the limitations in mind, for
the) do exist. The manager's responsibility la
primary. He seeks sometimes to creati as well
a? | ? gratify a public tan.? Take the case of
th?? so-called Living Pictures al the Musi,? Halls.
The public did not demand them. The managers
provided them, ami it Is an open Question how
far they divined and how far they provoked the
appetite for this kind .?f thing. So with "The
Second Mis. Tanqneray" ami her successors;
am "K Which, at a considerable distane.?, is
"Jor.ii a' Dreams." No organ of public opinion
clamored for th? appearance <?f l'aula. There is
nothing particularly new about her. she is not
an invention: she is an Importation. She trod
Ihe French stag.? long before she crossed the
Channel and mad?? her curtsey to an audience
of British Philistines and Hrltish .Mrs. Grundya
nt the St. James's Theatre, Bhe is ihe offspring
of Augter an ? "f Dumas the younger. Mr. Pinero
is niy her godfather.
But I suppose it occurred one day to this ?ii,?
<-? *-??;', playwright that human nature ii eiiher
- .. f the Stratta of Dover Is, ?after all, much the
Fame, and that if the fallen woman had so long
borne sway in ihe French theatre there was no
clear resson why sin? might no; ?.??. up her throne
in the British capital ais p?? s. t himself t.?
sec mpUsh thai bit "f carpentering ind euc
? ? !. No doubl be r? ti? :??? ii*?? tiia*. beneath
the decent disguise of a foreign tongue, she bad
already given expression to many sin prising
sentiments in this wm.? respectsble metropolis,
and tha: th?? respectable public, so fa?? from re?
senting her intrusion or bissinir her off th?? stage,
h,nl taken some Interest In her proceedings -if. i
given h>r a sort 'f welcome. At the same time,
th?? respectable public seemed content that Bhe
should remain French. F r an English Clorlnde
or an Kngllsh Marguerite there was no demand
the supply created it: reversing, perhaps, th??
Isw "f political economy, but obeying the
law of human nature.
"I bold," says Mr. Tree, "that au Immoral
play is one which deals In a spirit of fllppan J
with those pass) na whl ?.: the ver) 'entrai
fact .f life." Judged by that test, "The k*
Mrs. Tanqneray" H .m Immoral play, at
on* plain reason. Th?? whole pia) mums on the
resolve of Aubrey Tanqueray to many Paula,
and for tha; resolve no convlt ng ? adequate
or even plausible reason is given. ? wanted io
give her a than ???." says Aubiey. it i- pitiable in
its Blnsslnesa, Hut what, dramatically speaking,
is a spirit "f flippancy IfaJI be not t ? assign a
llippant motive for the very central fact of the
piece, the fact or act upon which th- Whole ac?
tion turns? Th-refore. It is, among other reasons,
that "The Second Mrs. Tanfjueray" is immoral.
The public is invited to look on at a tremendous
so:lai experiment, and the very basis of it crum?
bles before their ey? s. If that be a work of
true art, what. then, is a work of false art?
If that be moral, what can be Immoral? The
Immorality of a lie exc. .? Is all i.th-rs
There is another limitation upon th?? resp nsl
btUty "f the public Th?? Land ,n public is. In a
measure, an untrained public. It judges a play
t ? oft-n, not by certain Lxed laws .>: prim .;?.? J
of dramatic art. which at?? Immutable, but by
th- sttccess "f its appeal to prejudice or capri ??
er by the soceess with which it steers clear of
prejudice, it judges Impulsively It requires to
be Interested; sometimes p only aska tt be de?
si ved The playwright may play almost any
trick, if he be not dull, If h" have a story t ? t??':.
If h<? can appeal t ? certain sympathies which lie
en 'he surface; s unetlmea e?'< ? ?? !;?? and the
sta<. carpenter enter ire. partnership;
Motes o be be th?? fash: ?n; I I the ?. t r
or th?? actress be th?? fashion.
How are you g";ng t ? held su? a an a ud?? nee as
that primarily responsible I r a ? amati' Im
morality? Ton musi not be too gross,
itef e 'riditi?'!! "f success Vet, when things
have ? 'Mie to a tei'aii: point, yi . ma) even be
,. arttnesa Th? Masquerade?." ? public
which a ? ??|.:?-? and applauded thai play has
I le ! no small part of its claim to a el
:. . a u;? n Immorality. The profllgac) of ? is
open .?;, ? shameless, whether >uu treat it a- s
? .? ilion of morals or a ?????*??'?? '?' art. 1: lias
neither th-? ?.?!.?? ? r the other. Th.- Prench pub?
lie i- not squeamish in mora.-, p.? ;? rly bo
dslled. An author run? lit ;?? risk who lesves
morals out of a.mit. Hat he will be bi ?Ughi
t,a stem and sudden reckoning if h?? vlolstea
the stccepted canons of dramatic ar! on the
Stag? The French audience knows what they
tn- The Ktiglish audience ?! ea not, an ? it is
be ?. .-<? they do not exist here that the public is
Bet aceountable for not enforcing a strict? cen
ssrship up m bad plays, its education Is yet to
Cjrr.f-,
N. doubt in the lung run public opinion will
i' In agni to bear on pui.ii offenders I do not
MSB public opinion in its cars r forms; th?? Lon?
don c ?unty Council, for instan ??, t that eminent
OMmcfllor known to fame?as the McDougall, or
III hardly h-ss eminent Mr Parkinson, Th
?SJMIc In tn?? long run will m? ????? t .brat.? Haul
Pry than they will tob rat?? the ltid'e.n y win? h
he alleg-s, for th- most pan falsely, a* an ex.-use
I* bis existen? The press la a more a' turate
guide. "Public opinion," observes "Tue lime ."
? ; ???-??ay sum? up th?? discussion in a leader,
"i? a thing difficult to gaug?? with perfect SCCU
-??ir, hm ..f many partial tests w?? tin.; O?r letter
b*x. on the whole, one of th?? most trustworthy."
ft? writer adds: "If ws Judge by that standard,
h Is evident that mo.lem society play* excite
k?*n and widespread Interest, and also that th??
K*n-m? triti of opinion is unfavorable."
That i? a voi ?.? likely to be list.-Med to, and
Mr. Tree wall understand what i; means when
h* is warn-d that be has brought his war.?*? to
? failing nark??:, it means thai the effort to
tattupiant the in.i.'aiity "f th?? French ?'???? to
?he English has had no better success than the
effort if Influid there has been an effort t" ?s
t*M>h .n the Kngiish mind th?? accepted French
sans of ?tramali" an. ? "all them French laws
Of course they me not French. They nt?? uni
V(Tsai Hn? t,?.y ar.? French in th?? sense that
m? are p,.,).? g.-ni-raiiy accepted and applied In
?""ran?,? thai, elsewhere. The ert mad?? the Im?
morality less flagrant If not less mis hiev ais.
"h?ri the probi m-play, or th?? pr<>s:ltut"-play.
?Ai beheld minus th.? art which partly y,A'?"
*nd parti?. embeUished ihe original, H wsa seen
to be in ?s.-if a heb on? thing. Mr. Pinero to
?????? extent, and Mr. Haddon ?'haminrs t.? soma
??-?nt, ?lid ah..;?.? .? knowledge ' ?o-ns forms of
afantatic ar:. Then? ?- ?lever ?'"''k '" "J"h" :1'
Dreams- Thttm la a delicate handling of dl?eu!t
fftaations But ?t has ended as w??? s??? An im?
portant g' ction of the puWIc protests. 1 d.? not
***? that th? run of the play has come to an
? end Th?? manager commonly trento a corre?
"' n ''""? of thla kind aa s ? imf; h gratuitous ad?
vertlslng ?tnd rejoices in the censure as well as in
r".' Injudlcloua friends; among whom
? ? Rev. Hugh ?, Chapman is entitl? it,, froni
. seat. But Mr. Tree may see reason to regret the
? !'l's' "! dlecuaalon; whl h, II la true, he dl 1 not
begin.
fl ? may the authors wh ? "f late seemed In con?
sider lhal they had only to fall In with what
| ih. y believed to be a prevailing last.?, n will
probahl? be some tin. i?.f,??,. \\. Henry Arthur
?' '"' - thinks t: prudenl to produce .n? 'th??, "Ma. -
. queradera." or before ,1 leading manager cares t 1
I'1" i: ? ? 'h?? stage. Mi. Jones, it Is said, ia
writing a play tv.,? Mi. Alexander, t.. follow Mr.
Henry Jam? b*s "Guy Ounvllle" for Paul has now
bei im.?? Guy. It win be curloua to si whethi r
ihis discussion has Impressed upon hin, the
pruden.f decency; or of attempting to i"?
'ie. nt. Th.re is a flavor "f historical accuracy
m tl:-? remark that "win ? a manager desires
?" have 1 luti.? variet) in the way of a plaj
: which doea not turn upon adultery, lie his to
engage in a prolonged struggle with the play?
wright, resentful ,,;? p,,, excision of what he
I thinks Hi.? finest thing in his pi? .?. ."
VY?? hav.- heard 1 great deal 1 f late about the
i ennobling Influence of the .irania. ?..?- than
? uno actor and manager has lectured upon i\
Th?? stage, i?' you believe G?.?.-.? gentlemen, ?s a
j pulpit, and ih. y at?.? the preachers and mitili
lera "f a n. w religion. The ?,,int ho? 1. ?en
press.?,! t..,, fat- Ait has notklng ??? do with
p.?.! hing or with religion, lei Archdeacon Par?
rar say wii.u ?,, likes; and he has prohihly
written mor? nonsenso .,n thai subject in his
new volume than anybody els.? ever ventured I
M put into print. Ii remains true that many 11
picture Is ? better lesson than m.my a sermon;
on ????.itti..? that the artist never menni it t.>
t??. And the same is true "f the play. Bo long
as it. teaching Is unintentional and Indirect, it
may h,? valuable. ? sen?.? ?'f duty is fatal, and
s ? is seif-'.'iise!..nones??. There is where th.?
pia vers :??1 playwrights have ??? 1?? Unir mis?
take. T" their conviction lhal they have a
mission is .in., what their present censor in the
leading Journal calls th.? Inflated eatimatea '?.' th?rir
position and functions In which th. y frequently In?
dulge. Th.y a:.? invit.-i t?. stop posing .s tea ??
era, and atop discoursing upon the lofty aims and
aspirations of their art. if th.y will relinquish
this.? pretensions ani modestly regard them?
selves as purveyors ??:" amusemi nt . ir tip-? ? ubile,
they may then shift, as was said sbove, .1
good part "f their responsibility on th.? public
Then .ils", th.? ini" me.ininn and Influence "f
th'lr art is more likely t" be appi?? lated. It
will ??.? art f? r art's sake; not for the sake ? f a
? rmon
s I? ty must, in any < ise, accepl its share of
th?? . dlum which the e ntlnued glorification of
tin? prostitute has brought Upon the si :l?? . up :i
foi thi .- tag?, Ba well as up ?
? ty baa don? ? spoil th? m, or - ?me
? if them. London, in its treatment f
set reas? s. pi ibabl > at ,t. is aloni li
world. Ir. r.? othei Eui ipean capital has an
1 in stn.it ; aran Ing-rn ma Th??
: th?- Iiff? r.?:: e l" twi en tl ?itIons
'
are, '.r - ime of then
to th.- Eng ictress; and not .:.:.? t ?
ty. still, thi
distinction to which they have attained has
? iter the notloi that tl .? H a
siili.ii,:? ; . froi which to annoti \
s.?? nl views, or, ; lert ik?? I he
readjustment of tie :? tweei
heretofore wide apart Thi nei -? I t
sea and pi ? writ? ra drop that t
? ? r for all ? oncern? d. T? rebel ag linsl ?
ing conventions does ? I n? ssarlly make ? ? in
a reformei pron t? lh< su ? s^ ,.f his ? -
form, ? r bla owt ii? will do thai :?? st
bj giving us y. ? plays .if. ? a 'inn? them well,
?J W. S
A FEW CBBIBTMAA AMVBBMBBT*.
The variety theatre? are ail m?kln* their astiai
efforts this vve.-k to outshine themsetvei in boner of
Christmas. At ?teeter a? Bkri'a last night new
features of the programme were th?? first appellane?
kera "f Miss Amelia Okrver, 'he reappearance f
McAvoy and May, in a character ^k- t< h, and Paul
fJtnquevallt, equtlibrlat and Juggler, ?ne new
?? r- The remaining features of Ike Mil were the
???? thirl -?-ries of living pictures, including "Blln I
Mans Buff," after Makart; "Evening Prayei
"Christmas Eve," "Paul and Prancmca," after
Dor?; "Home, Sweet II en?-." "In Vtao Veritas,
"Hick ?'f Ages," II in Markart'i "M ?I nil -'." "N ?Ml"
an'l "Evening," and Pi? leriek Remlngl
Last Stan!.'' which reprei nta ll.ni of G eral
? - last battle; M and Mme Bruet-RI? Or .
Prench duetttsts and Imitators; Mil? Em nia?
Mlle l'?tre-, u, .? ntortlonlst; liai Tschernoffai
? ned dogs; tie? Brothera R is imputisi iti
? ? :?' , iru .? in a new - ? ? ?, .
and th Brother* Porreal
?? ? Little s'? t? ne Hlghnei ?Pi
peared for th.? lit?* titn? al Pro tor'i eaterdaj
? Ight? ???, ?. eara old and welgha < and
? ?.? pounds Her exhibition ol dancing and
feata la performed dally at II ?? m. and
?? ? m. Then la 11 ei ? w< ? k.
Including new ll\-in*? plctur? titled "The ? si
i:?,i,|., r," "Watei \> mphi." "Vi Inter" and ' ??? ?
etta" ; thi I s tnty-mli eretl Pi
which . ? . ? ... i. . Ige
and a chorus tiogei ind O'Brien. Mile. Carlini and
her performing ? ?,? in?! monkey a; the ?
? us; Walt? ? l '? avi ? ind his marlom tu
Hurt an : Benni It. dancln reti ? :
May. In "A Pleasant Tune". Hrennan an?l '.??:?.?
(laskln, tei ?r; Helen ?
Kllroy, Cooper and Stewart, Klssell, Mabel Van,
lin ?? md ? ' 'lai en? 1.mmodate the
h, ? ? .?? s ill ??? ? it 9 a m to
day, ?'??? ho .r ? ..tIlei iban usuai
?? ? ire !? - ? , less," ? pan im me II
Mii?e<
? ? .. ll ? pilai li rll
playe I Piei rot. mpsoi
e the ? rlpilve mn ? ' Vin ? ?. ich ? un?
The comp-ioy. beside. Mlle M?-rin, Includes Mlle
?? M Passar? Ilo, M IV 11.?di
Morin li ??> to ine pani m me ?
feature il the Musee thla week la Santa Clau
Bach child who visiti ti,,? Musee thla \\??? s r?
cet ve a Christmai ? resent.
sili <>r A* EX O LI AB sii! uni VI AMI HARD
Denver, Col., i>- '-i Judge Hallet! In tke Cnlted
gtatei Court to-day dismissed the van of John
i;iiti,r,<? Smith sgelasi the Maxwell Cattle <'???>
pany et al Smith la a sherlfl In Kngland and the
defendant company la ?? corporation In New-Mexic-o
????:,,?.- Judge Hallett dismisse?! the salt for want of
jurisdiction, but wltboul prejudice. The names ol
the li-iri of Rosslyn, it.?? imk. of Manchester, W. B,
Strong, of N?-w York, and othen appear In the mil
? refera ? ti.?? leasing of I.R4.000 aerea of the
Maxwell L?xnd ?.run The plaintiff asked foi an
accounting and Ihe settlement ol a dispute ai lo a
certa;? m irtaagi There are bonds In the sum of
ll.rxo.OM Involvi ?
OKI PRODCCTIOX OF L?ADVILLB.
Leadvllle, Col., Dec. 21 The Btatementa of the
gmeltera for tki year ISM show tke bullion pro
'ri.? from Deadvllle ?.r. s during IHM amounts to
? iao,074 Th?? gold output for the year Is 11.994,?
?MO. aa Increasi In gold over IM production of
1191,040. Th< tonnage ?>f thla camp for (he year is
?ggso] tona of "i>. an Increase over last ol over
22,000 tons. Tie- aggregate production <>f the l-esad
ville mines, 1979 lu Ue)4. tocluslve, In gold, Bllver
hi,,, lead, imounu t.. ??;??; tr?.it7 Tke number "f
?,?. ? engaged In the mining, smelting and ore
I kaullng ?.usines- In ?his district is aa follows:
! -, ,. . ;? , smelter bands, KO; ore haulers. IB0.
During tke last year Ike four i^udviii- ameltera
thai eie rullili:.?-? ihoArkansas Valley, ? nion, hi*
metallic and ?Slain?handled 290.2!? toni of ore,
pnxluclng i?'?-i'. 134 The baiane? of Ihe bullion
fr.'tn thla llstrl??'. wa prod ne ?? by the valley
? m? It? ?
; IRE OX .1 ci/ TO!
-ton, Texas, Dec. 94
tTBAMER.
Oalveston, Texas, Dec. -i Pire siarte.i in th*
eargo of cotloa an board Hh ataamsklp Avons,
which la lying et her whmf. ?it IMO o'clock this
morning. Threi thousand balea of cotton will
? ,i,iniii-.' ?. ? total ???
? Mil I' TO A ?? KW'TORM rill R? U.
Kingston, N. V?, De?. U (Bpe? lai).- The ?:>??. ?V.
?? Anderson, psetor of ti.? new 01. James Metre.
diet chur? h ?d th'" ,-ity, kai recelvi I a ? all
,. oonsTegatlon of tke Waahtagton Square
Ckurch, Ke? fern, which he t- said to hav< ac?
cepted. He esme bere a young man tiv?? yeara
ngo and bai ?bored auoosssfully annum? h - pee
si.? Innin,; his piistorate the llttl?? Old OfcUlXh
edifice baa been replaced by a fine new structure.
Th?? meeting of the New-York Conference win
soon he b"id in t?a- handsome church, at which
urn. ih.? ,;,n ,,f Mr. Anderson will probably be
r..ti:>. ? by the ? r< aiding blshoi
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME AX.SOUSCED.
FIFTEEN ?G??????1 ISVITATBlXS i.-.'l-U. FOR
THE INA t'OI'RATION CEREM? 'Ml ..*
Albany, I ?, .? :i Th?. following official progremme
na- Issued to la] -.,i the Inauguration ol Qov
ernor elect ?.?? I ? Moi ton on January I
i"'?'1 a m. Procession starts from the Executive
Mansi,?, t,. the Btate Capitol.
I'latoon ol polli e, 1 ?orlng's Han i
Tenth Battalion, ?. a. S X. v.. ? scori to the Gov.
ernoi ? !? ? ?.
' 'arri ir? i . ?,. , ? ?' Morton, ? lovei nor t le? ?. Ad
Jiitant-General 11. \ McAlptn, Colonel s. ?. Marciti,
military sei retary, and ih- Governor's staff
IO:?o a. m Governor ? lower and staff will re?
ceive ?;..\.??,?. ?,? ? ?,,,.,,., ?,,,?? .- -1., ir in ti.? Ex?
ecutive < 'barn! ? r
n a. m. Inauguration ceremonies m ihe Assem?
bly Chamber, Secretary of sta:?? Palmer presiding.
Mil I 01 i! Kan?i Cray. t. Hie Right Ibi . U".
c. lu?an.'. Address, b) Governor ?????.?:. The con?
stitutional oath will ib.-? he administered bj the
Secretary of State to the Governor-el? t. Address,
by ? ;.? nor Morton.
?.' '" ,. m Public reception a? the Executive
Chamber by ????? Governor and >t ?rr until .' p, m.
? ;? m Public reception a' Ihe Executive Man
Mot? nut,! ,", ? m by ilovernor and Mn Morton
Secretary of State Palmer hai issued about i ?"? ?>
Invitations to the exercise" in the ?ssemblj Cham
bei?, which is no? being pul m readinesi for the
occasion. The members' desks and chain hav<
been removed, and a int.. platform has been
erected, ?ditch occupies the space between the
massive pillars on each side ol tn?? Srsstker's ?lesk.
'ili?? Inaugural party will enter from il?? .-s?? ikri
OBITUARY.
Till: BISHOP OF HEREFORD.
London, lu?,?. ;? The Right Rev. .lam?- A Hay,
G? I?.. Bishop "f Hereford, .? . I
lb- w is born at Wakerley, Northamptonshire, m
'CIT. and wa- edUCStl I at Hranthiiin and ? irikliam
ichools ani St. John'? College Cambridge Prom
IM7 ?? ISS3 he was vicar of Madlngley, n< ir Cam?
. . and from ??? to ISM Queen's Pi i ? r ?' lb?
Chapel Royal, Whitehall. He was elected Vicar of
?.??? l- In Ml; was ippolnt? ? t'ai ?? of Rlpton iwo
year? later, and In ISM became Bishop of ? refoi I
ll?? married m ?,?? Kraners Turner, ? laughter it
Major William Martin. ,.f the Henna! Arm)
Miss PRANCES Bt SB
Lor Ion, ????, ?_? Franc?s r.us* ?? ,|. a |.
Misi ulivi waa born m ?. ?niton in ,? . ??
?,??-? thlrt) years ? . ? . r. ? . ? .
- ? ? ? 'Ui led l
: :: I Cam I'll Schools, W li "-?
b? i ?,? ! "?". ani was pr ! ? th. ?S?
Misti
; offici il places In sevei
BELI CTIOXS I ROM IIII Mil!.
PRESItl rKRI ?? ??'.' THERS.
To ?.: ?: ' ? r ol
In reply to Julia C. r1 ? he
fathers of |?
, ? ? ? '
Hene.-a! Ass.
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a* a ' "hi? t?a:. ?mi as for Ib \ ?
?
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? . ...
kindly forbear I
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tie Pi
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IIEH
Hronxi Hie \ V . I
ARK THERE TW?) AXTH?">NY J ?I.I.AIRKS?
, '
c.? !.. ?os ' mmltti
?
? ?? ???1 was t
ai ! ?-.-f I promised 'to tal
? a ? hesvy real estate own?
Aooiit laro yea
my church, I apok
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Anthony .1 a.u re then In t h?
tha' if b?? coul I prove that he wa
n queptl ?n I should b? ?
t:..? chargi as publie]) a? ? ?.., ? made U
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eten. .,:. 1 oblia? ?Nrt??N ??!.LI?.- STOKES
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DB. /;.//>'* 1,1','iisT Tu BABTABD.
i:,, mn, I " ? "t The will "f Ihe laie Rev Hr.
George ? Ellis was to day filed In ihe Probateofflce
It gives io the Massachusett? Historical Bociet)
j!'?',.' and hli bon???. No it" Malboro-at., with
Btibstantlalty all Iti content? it also gives 110,00)
t., ihe American Antiquarian Bo?'let) The ??
malnder and residue ol th? ? tati li Kl reu to ihe
I'tesid. lit alel fellows ol I f.? '? ? I ? College I.Ii
stilili.? a fund to I.? known a ih< "Harvard Ell
Piarii '' In memor) of his son, .Lain Harvard ? I
an alumnus of 1*62 Tl ? proci ? d of Ihe fund are
?,, ?,. ,|. ,i by the presld? nl and fello? ? it their
own tiiacretlon. savi that Ihe) ??? not use*! for
the Hlvinltv s. bool or for the Theological l"
partmenl of the University.
f -.
?, IB EXPLODE? M ? ?*' BWA I
Chicago, !" "I While ell) ewer in ???? tors
were in Ihe subway al La Balle and ?dams st?
ilus morning there waa a terrlfli explosion ol gas
followed b) a aheet of flam? ri Im twent) feel from
the around, I?. McKIsnnlg?n, of No ?': Boston ave.,
who caused the accident bj llghtlna ?? ? indie, had
his face ..? ? hands burn? Edward Sullivan, NO
A3 IvlL't'i.it :iv> Was I'l'i.'l n'oli,allv b? Inlial
??? flames ???! had hi? ????? and handi burned;
I??,,nnaii John Costello, of Haltlmore-ave South
? ??!? ago. was burned on hli face and hand? The
ground was shaken violenti) and Ihe crowd of
pedestrians wa* thrown Into ? tempor?r) pinte,
?
/?/,?. ? ih ? /."> ; n i:i ni i ? ?/? / BSABT.
Trov. ? V . I" -, ? Th? lb v. lu. .1 Ireland
Tu ?.'??? e??!'!.latid Cu- evening hli fiftieth anni
mi??,, b s rei ;??! ??' Hol) l'rosa Epli copal Church,
of ih ? cil Thi RI ??? R< ?' Crowell ? kian??, ? ?. H .
I.1..I'.. la-lei ol 'ii?? Aie.m., diocese, conducted
tha ervlce? ami spoki n term "f Lit- : ? commenda
tu,n ,,f in. Tucker, who Intro?.? ? ?? choral ser
vices Into th? churches In Ihi? i-ountr) .? special
?. , in ol Un? musi? w is ti* rendition ??) ? it
pllced ? b.?.: ol Ihe "Mugnlfl at" ano "Nun?? Him'
?, impose ? -t" ? til foi ili.? il n b) I "
?: ,? 11 ? >| ? ? ??*?. organisi of Tiinltj Church, l*Midon
li'r ??. i..?. w:s hi reclpl nl ?'. many valunble
liu-ludlns two sold lovlna cup? and .? hand
,m< allvei Inki I ind end ?? the bitter
from lh< : '?" men of the aim.in??
? ? i ?. a f.VSl ? PIITRH ? i V.
Newark, ? ihl ? Dec, .'i. in J. .? Mltehi ?I was
si,,.,I , sfl b II nrv 1.. Fulton, ad ? I
trat ?f M BI m h? M. Fulton, I ?? litote. Ful?
ton rialme ths.' ?ul hi a Ife'a
death bi carrying scartel fever sertns into m*
h ,n*f Hf -? I that tilf doctor did not take pi ? ?
Brt-cj.at.ons after v.jlling scarlet fever patient?.
holmes and nun y s.
?
TWO REPRESENTATIVES OF BRITISH
LABOR
HOW ???? l'in .a: in CHARACTER \ni? IN
'?? im ?..-. \s SHOWN AT THE DENVBB
I
I .INVENTION
To the i?: m r ol The Tribune
Sir: I.Ike Paul and Barnabas, loan Burns, M P.,
?ii ? ?-? ? ?? ? Holmi - ? entatlvei of the British
Tradei ' nlon Congr? s to the American Federation
Of ?.,???'G. have ,|. ;, ,? ?.? one fr "P the
other John Burns hai a ne off on a tour of pyro?
technic orator) with ins friend .1 William Benn,
also .m M. P., while David ll lir.m remains here
until the cloi ? of tin convent p Sever were two
men more unllki ? ml ??? a c itnnon mlssl >n. Burn
I b) nature.iRtLttor brilliant, Irasclbli and - a
?atlonal, bul vain, la king In and roRimoa-sen??,
Impetuous and fond of applause David Holmes |g
Just Ihe opposite. He la an englishman of 'ho
pilotici, hush. John Burns's head is in the
clouds, while David Holmes K> ? ps his feet firmly
plantel m,.u, me earth. Holmes is modest, while
Burns Is a braga, ?? ?
I noticed an evident expresa!.f displeasure
upon Mr. Holmes'a countenance while .lohn Burns
was getting off that remarkable speech si thi
? Theatre ? ? eek ag ? In reg ird to Ami ;
? ? ? II ? . ?. ? ? pi?.? ? Si .??- ? ; ivernmi nl end Ita
administration. Thla morning I aaw In one of the
. ?' an Item to Ihe effect thai Burna and
II . pies have ha ? a falling out; that Holmes haa re
m-? ? t. .?:?? .? ,.? nn upon ihi platform with
Burns.? i- disgusted with the manner In w.i?, h
he La . gpri ? d him ?.;' In ? gard t , American In
atltutlona and Amerio.m condltlona on ikorl ac?
quaintance, Accordingly, on m; a i) : ? the conven?
tion hall, ? called on Mr Holme at bla hotel ami
was courteously received He setmed rather pleased
at tke Ides "i being pi iced In tke pi ?per lacht l>.?
fore tke American peopli In the columna <>f Tim
Tribune, After a few general remarks, I Bald to
him: "l have tx a rather surprised snd ?omewhat
offend?*! as .t? American cltlsen at the abusive >??
pressions which Mr. Burna haa us??! In r>k'irl to
some ..r "in chief cities, snd his remarks about our
(?overnment, Ita ? dlcy and tie action "f tke ?p ?
.lent of th?? I'nlted .-'Lites in regard to tke insure?? ?
tl ?? of ?a-t Jul) "
Mr. Hi tk an ? ???' wlon of deep re?
gret, "Yes, I am sorry ' >r that. I do not like i:
.? >t th.? prop? r thing ? > go : ?amlng ai ? in ?
ind th? ? -tati ? i.p ..n ? denounce .> :
I |) All tii.it talk ahmt ? ' h I -
being ? pocket ? litici ?G hell that .vas very
h i .if? I .?? thai ? y ? .? ?;?\ rnment?ohi"
I 1 I lowly ari pi a re-r? "al t ini "I
been rather In
reet."
? ne I t . i.ne Mille), Mr II
itlOI I ? ! r. ?? li?
lil?; furtier upon t .? Mihjeet, lu: from ail I have
I heard thai e ol pr >?
. ?
lohn Burns In thla
? Un on t
Mi Burna will rotui? t ? Enel in i
? ? .'-Il .ko ?IIS
? ? ? '
.1 i f ? ? ? nt ol conven
present
??? ?!. ! ',;
espi
'
the Am?
the ????| of Denver,
? ?? m)
? '
'
t I ma ??
- .
Ill?,
'
? ? ? ? ? m?;
?
"M
ih?
'
?
.???;?
? ?. ? : ben *? al
who was ? tunar In the
. ?? ? him a? f'..;..'?c
"Mr ? ?/ many tra las-union members "f
? ;?? .t Britain, ..p i how
....
"Wi unionist membei ..?.
, ? John Bui ? - an?! a
Scot I J. ? Hardt? ?
'?? , - ne that way ?"
IHI .!. ! with au ???
patience with
? 't'' , , .? at.
? ?.? .il in il?:,?, in I, bul ?
? s lallst; I aa*
?
I to ?? ??
? .. II ?.' m u.??
it 1
.'? ? - nvolvi I :a
ta -a empio) 'is
? a.. 1
lhat?"
lacti)
? ? ...
r? ? ? . ,\ i, .? .? ? do with
'
. diti al
? ,
? . i..? uf IFf
"I'll expia
-, ? .?
latini fi
in ? ni of
14 irken ? nl in t. ? ?
? . ?. are ail oppoa? :
? , ? ???,.? -
?:?? n f p ?? .?
? : ? ? . nore I ? . .:, I .?.. h
ill havi ? delegai ? I
. the) '? ?
\ it? ? u H u ??? the Aa..?: lean plan of r.?;
\\ . :.
overwhelming
to matters, ? ? ? " ? ? npl.r an l
th?? employe i\ .?. take re
lates e> matters, and In
: ?.,, : emai kably
meni "
\lr. Holme ? .a ei nn,?!.? ,.t .
. ? involving payment to the piece, where
.iti ?..? i"" arda long ??.?? gomi times ii" ; >
; IS . .? I- long in 11 ? as remedh ? bj a la ? pass? ?
in Parliament at it"? ? ol the tradei union.
pelllng the mill owners to ?give a cu I showing
? ? .?.:?!?. f mat.-liai, numbei ,-f person employe?!,
.t?. s. that th.? ?.work ?. could ??? applied
hoiiesiii it?? a,??'? ? "Socdallim m our rani if- i
comparative!) ?? ,?. thing, .nil p ?? completely
i.? .f tradei unionism We have arrived .?t a
?uiti.it atage Dur people are, ss ? rule, straight?
forward ira les unionists, in I opposed to going Into
OUtsbll 0 'I ? p'i.llcil ?inestinti- ?\,???? do noi
? .:.?.?? ? us as s ? This is the result ..f
thirty ?t fort) rears ol hard work to establish the
system John Burn? lolned our movemenl only
about ??'? yean si ? ???? Is naturally \i\ excitable
man, snd has gone off Into .?ll ih>? nonsense ?<(
? ?. : illsm."
"What .1.. you think of BymfMthetlc strikes?" I
., iki ?
"Si m.' ??? ? !" said he, #lth an expri il in
..f lisgus! "We hue nothing :. In with ?ympa
thetic strike . w? don't go Into .ny ?neri thing ???
thsl We .ti!. . ,. ?? iti. ultli . ? .cully, as I 'mo?
I? \p' Ulli ?
This mornlns I -ul ??? Mi Holmes: "Aa John
Burns hi? leen til I ? go off Into Socialism end Into
th.- rrltielam of tmerli in Inatltutioni from what he
.. ?, in the in ? ? -.? ? ? ? tin of ? ur citi? il ap
??.?.u?. to me u wonl I be wel1 If, In ? formal ad
.'?. . you I'oull glv.ir Disopie your views ?? p
liripoi tane? ol mfln ? - ? rs le union an I other
l ,i, ,,? tl) :?? n u? ira ?., riti? upon
: ,? busln? J relations existing between employer
an ? employe " He replied that he might have some?
thing t ? ? that -??????? ?: In Pall Klvei or
Itosi e
11,,., thlna Is ci ? . ?. ? ? '..vi ? li ilmes
u ho ha. .i.p.'i n ? him lelf -?> ??, in lly, in I a h ? ?
. ?mi*,!) refused to lie kinger Identified with
,,, ,. ,, ,,,,. , rldlciiloii nnd . isulllng lira le
against American Instliutlons, ????. n though thai as- :
. |?. ,i ,,,,.,nl.. of the British I'arllan ? nt. will |
I* ive ???if- shun ? M-ltl the pi >l eind re p.? ? of the ?
I merle.?? ? people J< ?SKPH NIMM? ?, .Ir.
??. .,.? . . I". I-, 1994
? ? ,.,..;/ /.? ROMTOS MELODE ? ? ?
, ?,,,, ?.,.,, j| iSpe, inli. Button Vane'a melo
di ima "Humanlt) " wai produ??ed at Ihe Boudotn
Square Theatre tin- evening befora a crowd? I
?.,?,.., t?,,? pi. ,?,? ? ol n.(k r ol "The Soudan,"
having ?? militan background, altnough II demand
. scii.ic artist li greater than In thla pia) ?
even In "Youth." At Ihe end ?< tke third act is ?
?word ? imbal on horseback The irta* la ef tke
most lurid and Improbable kind. Horses Like an
,,, ? ??, ? ,? In the I lev, and the villain Is of th??
d*rpeat ciye. ll wss well produced by a clever coin
paujr?.
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
LOOMING TO THK LEGISLATURE.
? CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LOMMITTM WHICH
FAVORS INVBBTIOATIONS OF SEVERAL
? p v ni:r ?RTMENTS
\* the last meeting of th.? Chamber of Com?
merce, held on December ?. Chartes stew.irr Bmlth
offered resolutions for ihe appointment of a com?
mittee to mgke an examination as to the neces?
sity believed to exist for a legislativi Investiga?
tirin Into tb.ndltlon of the various municipal
departments of New-York, similar t> thai being
made bj the ?.????\ Committee Into the state <>r
the l'oli.?- Department. Th- resolutions were
adopted and Pn ildenl orr appointed aa m? ?
of the committee Chart? ? St warl Bmlth, Oustav
ii Schwab, A. C. Bernhclm, .1. liars?.: Rboadea,
and j Edward Simmon . The committee has
made an exhaustive report, which will '?
te ? to in. chamber at i; meeting on January ?':.
Mr. .Smith, the chairman, cui yesterday tirai the
report presented Importan I fa ts relating t" the
various ? 'iv departments, and drgentl) ?
i'??- ? ? tie appointment f committees b)
legislature t?? -i In the coming year and make
nvestlgatlona on the Lexow plan la m? a of the
depart? ?
Mr. Smith said thai !':? lent Orr had i. ! !
! un ? H. Eckel ?, Contr ill r ???' the ? 'urr< ncy, ?
i ? pre ? "t and make an ai I' it the
Ins of tin? ?!hambei, but he Intel ! I thai the Im
p >rt m?? if the commit te? ? rep p ihou l
1 ..a sight of on tii c uc ??? nit, ? ? : he a ml I
on the reading nf ihe r pori bef re Mr. Eckels
began i" ;.eik.
Mosi of the ai. m mit tee appointed by th??
1 'uitit ill .??.? ..f Seventy ? ? look artel va
? ?'- vitally connected aith ? ? ? ? munlclpa govern
m.-nt and report their re? ? it, i ... hive completed
their lai? n?- Among those who will present ih ir
reports with a drift "f :? gi lati .? n?? >essary t ? bring
about .???* r??! reform? a? the n*xt meeting ol ?
Executive Committee ere those charged with iiar
!'?;;.? Disposal, ?instil ll Schwab, chairman; civil
Service, Everett P, Wheeler, chairman, and PubIL
Schools Stephen II. Olln, rhalrir.aa The commit
tee In charge of the >???? empowering ? ? vor Strons
to remove at win all the heads >f municipal depart?
menti lia.*, i; is under?! .? ii-?? finished it* work
and is ready to ?ubmlt th?? measure for tin? approval
?a' tii?? full , ?mmittee.
G is H NOW CLAIMS 18 V? ?'I'll*.
Ubany, Dec p "l now ha?'e sixty-eight vote?."
sal I Hamilton FI h, Ir . can ?date for t:, \
Speakershlp, to-night. "Laul week l mad? public
a Hal of tin mail- w who had |.l rdged them eivi ? ?"
Vote for me. and that ll.<l 'en? ?! thai I woul i ii IVe
ilxty-three ? .?- Since mal list public, !
h iw be? p promlri I fit ? 1 cann ?? ?? thl ?
? :? Mn- nan f th? membei ai they
I t .?? !? |U< It? ?! !?'? ? ?-".??
KOTE? "I '//' ?TAKE
There will be special boi eri rmancee ro?
de of "Claudlan" al the Amori? in Theatre,
"Prin?*e ?nanlas" al tha Broadway, "The Cotton
? ng ' at the a ? ?? M . Sport M< Albs
ter al tie? Columbus Theatre, "The Maaquerad
? ? thi Empir 'Llttli ' 'hristopher at . ??
Garden, "A Milk White Flag" ..t Hoyt's, "Hoi,
Roy" at ri,.? Herald Square, "The Flams" at the
Hat'!? ni ' i|i? la House, "Noti I I ! ? I ?
"Doubling ', ',- ? tl Irving ? 'la? ? Tl ??
A masons" it th?? Lyceum, "Esmeralda" at
"t, ei !..!, Ar ?ui ?? ? ?' ?' ? Stai "? ???
Mu? ? John ?on" at the ? I "The ? ov
??t th? e irte? nth Btr? et, :.???. e ?? ' 'rut '.? ?" at
Daly? ? ???r -. ???-'? - A Rial'
and IT??? tori, and ni'i'-i?? by th. ?:; or?
i at Hi.? I?; len Muse?.
1 ??. nee of a elng added,
?!.?? Mill perl ? ? ? Rob Ro?
IL al I S ,,?,???' 'Idi? ai:.?, will !??? ? 1
?.??.?
?
? mat
will ? ? given
! . ? ? ? : ? ? : r 11 ? s
.'. iiii im F. Hoey and
"d'il ? Flam Harlen Op? Hous?
S;...! ? ?IcAllistei
the headed b) Hobei
? ' iri .,: ? : he ?dor il enfeld den) Ihe
m? nl ma ?? re enti;
? ? s| i?? ai next - ment
thai ? ? Ml
? -. ? .11 ? Rtnain th? . ement
ami control, aa heretofore During thirte ? )
: - ha ?? left ind othei ?? ere ad led to th??
com pan) from tune to time, us is always the ? um
?,tii lar?.? and Important organisation? of thi?
character The principal members of th?? com?
pany, Including Miss Ooernei \ii Frans Kb.-rt.
Ml?* Jaeger, Miss Lau. M: Merkel ai ' M: Her
mann Hin? are under contraisi ? tha Messrs
Rosenfeld foi years t.. conn au of them ?ill
have prominent parta m the nea play with when
Messrs. ?'ari and Th.lor I:.nfeld will open as
usuai m? season ?f the LillpUtlani -ail:, next fai
a/ lilt: BBOOKLTS TBBATBB?.
Misa Lillian Ruasell reappeared at the Columbia
Theatre m Brooklyn, laal evening, m 'The Grami
I lucheaa " A bint?? sudi? ? testified by fr?
the ? recia tlon '"It foi the ft mpan) \
matine? II ? ? ?lven lo la) Nest week
??|>r S) r.:.! ? will be ? !..??? i
\? the Brooklyn Acudem) ol Uuali a week'a en
gag? ? ? ? ' ?!.?- orni a. ?? which prewnted "A
? ; ?'??:> ? ;?? ? al Daly a Theatre was begun last
rhei . .11 i?.? a ma: ;:.,?.? (,. day, an
? ? "ti - ? ' i: :? -j .
- - ??. --
// / / DON ? i MISE AUA ? r.
i: -? I ? ?: ' I'.-. ?ft \ :.?. ? I ...k nl ice
?'- ? Mine near Gem to-da) Pal
? , inn??* Carne) .ml !?'?? lertck Bnell were at
Work ;t: i?ne of tin- -1"|?? -, u .. :i | ? - gave
.\.?-. .c. I ? he :? ? ??? men f? 11 loan ? ? dti
...
"\ ? y ? irr. r \ ? ...'.???/ * KILI.I ??
Savannah ' ? ? . I ? <? ft I Qultman sp lai s.iys
; infoi matlon ? h? killing ?I ?.?
lunt) ? :?? s iturda)
pu -. ii ? uraull "f the mut 1er? ? ol .t"?? Isom, show .
thai ti"? total lintel?? ? of victims ?- ihre? The)
an s.u.: ? lylor, Ell Fi larry Sherod 'i'h.?
?.,?? ? ..f arm? . m? n. about .- ? ? an ? fitti
now at Red I
. abo c Mn? " mil? - ibove the ???? ? ot ?
arami ? ? ? .' ' inded
Ihorougl 1\ Be l'chi ? ? ? : ; : Ko trace
of ??'avert) Pike, Isom'i murderer, ha? \?? I? ??
. .ml th.- general opinion is that he has I
?
? ? m \ / ; ?.?? ITER ?G.? DOS v.
BI l??-? idi. M" . I.e ol rii" m?'-; not? I
. oh,tei feller? in the ? ?
in Ho? "????.? \ Jail here, h? ? 11 ?? -??-? ?? '
Marysvtlle, Kan., aft.:? a chase ot leverai yean
?,? i- John E. Blttell, am) I was captur? ? ? y
l'nlted States Deputy Marshal ?dui,* ??? ?- the
head "f the gang m Oklahoma, whose den was
recently discovered, an! in scattered spurious
dol?ais and halves In nearl; every State in th??
I mon.
II I II Ml. JOTOVB Hli'
PRE-EMINENTLY \ CHRISTIAN NATION,
From The Nea ark Adi'erl ei
Whatever our mlng'.ed ll.? we are pre-eml
nei.il\ a Christian Nation, and ili?? birtfida) of
Icsu? is with n* a tiu.r a:,d gladder holida) to la)
than I' is m Bethlehem of Judea, where Ural .-'.?.? ?
ih?? star ?>f Hut coming
LONG LIVE SANTA CLACS!
From ib.? Boston Herald.
Mi.? Santa Clans myth la dead, ?
? tempor?r) Not much, Long ll\
outfit!
a ; ? "-.i
?alti ? '1 ? :
and bis whol?
CHRISTIANS AND THE NEWSPAPER
From III?? Chicago Inter <.,
? m.? of the more notable features of the ?
,a... , . an,?,. ,,r chrlstma I th id? ? lai ?? :?ti
newspapers cot out ?? ?.r ol the da) Th? ??
? ditit'i - toa?, vary lot!? in oita. but they are
ail and alike commemorative "f the one festivi
da) common to si! ? 'hrl ? ?. i".t;
A LIVELY oli? GENTLEMAN.
From ? le- iMiiTaio Courier.
it ?. evident hai there' aome life m ? lie old man
yet that is, Santa ? Ian*
THE TRUE LK8SON OF CHRISTMAS
I'm.m The Boston Journal.
The ini?? lesson of Christines ? no? round m Ihe
crowded *h"?'s noi in Co? throngs ol package laden
? ? man il ? upon tha stre?*ti 11 ? coi talne ! I"
the lids .if that ohi volume ai which modern Infl
titiiti aims its flippant scoffs, bul wh. hold upon
: 't:ii of ?... '.rengthens ?uh iln? passing
years
EXTBNSIl Ll.'. fiRSKRVBD.
?? .un The Atlanta ? on.-l it ??? loll
The great Christian festival which begin?
morr?n evening will i" observed by tSO.ooo.i ?
rasoi ?? No oth r day Is ''lit iied ??:? so la ?
number of the human rei e.
??????8? FA ENT IN HISTORY.
? "i oui Tha Mall and Kxpre .
The bulli m Jesus waa the greatest event possible ?
to human history In it we see Deity stooping to ?
humanity, and humanity elevated lo Dell) ?a ?
Him without restriction ?? Imitation, was th?? ??* I
?enee of ihe ?billhead. In Ulm ?an humanity in 1
Ideal perfection. |
M ir, a fi; CLINE ?riTR M BOMB,
[SHE TREADS Tin?: BTAOfl "" TONT ?? ' t ? ??'?.
WHERE .?LI. Ifl ?tl..' ?
Th.- general G??-???? thai waa aaai If? u I al Tenf
Pasta s 'ih. iti?. kuM night area aas ratio e ..f caksJ
?and placid content thaa of r...t"ii.? i>y Margal?!
': f'llns had et me back; si,? Mesad "t? ti"? Maga la a
G?i.itt. -? goan, ?uh mlldl) refulgenl spengi*?; ?h?
romlc songs; she i",.k the au Ihn.?.? into lier
confidence; ehe waa al home; ll vas gg ?? gke ha?'
never been away If tke critical ? ifcal has
wearied ret Maggie that la to Bay, Margaret 'or
: these two yens could Dnd sn> changa, Il ?ils that
ska looked ai..mi two yean younger,
PllSt. M;-s l'Ine sa.- railed ' KrlT.ds."
v.hicii -he said waa patketk But her style ?lo?rs
not readily lend itself to ; tl ind ..fer one
?. .? became comic Then ans sang "Nothing???
Tm Grood for the Irish." Then ?.Inas in It
thai ere extremelj c!e? ?? end aim al worthy et re
productlon, bul ti ?- not really ? rth while, for It
would be Impossible to r? rod tl manase In
which she sang them :'.? im' ????? t?: gestural
the winks, tke looks, thsl multiplied ttw effect of
' the linea h> glx, si I?? ? ' el ?" waa
tho next song, it la not nee It la a fervent ?P
peal "ti the rut of Miss Cline t.? i id he ruler
of \. w-i ork City, with ??< ' T un
Kail -p? l with tke poh? " '? t ??? ??? ? d k.
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jus m thi rieht Isci ? ha ssM aha was
hoarse and could noi sing any more, and ah* ? ? km
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to tell when Maggie Cllis la hoar?.? aa it la
to t. II wken ? negro la Mushing
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