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We publish this morning a communication from "'84," in which he takes the ground that the Dining Association is paying an exorbitant rate of interest for money loaned it by the corporation. It is undoubtedly true that almost any one who is "good" can borrow any amount of money at...
On Monday night McCullough appears at the Boston in "Virginius." He comes with the laurels gained in Philadelphia still fresh upon him. His "Virginius" is universally regarded as his masterpiece. His interpretation of the insulted Roman father is vigorously conceived and embodied. However, it is not difficult to account for...
P. C. - Here is something a little less expensive.
"Oh, I got it by heart; but I must have a stump or something to stand on. Oh, here's one; that's all right." Mounting the stump, she began her story in the unnatural, high-pitched voice well known to frequenters of school-exhibitions and Sunday-school concerts.
"Oh, yes, we did," said Goe, breaking into a merry laugh. "Me and Bang, we went right by his hut; did n't we, Bang? And we heard somebody talking, and what do you think it was? We peeped through a crack, me and Bang did, and we saw Yung...