Judge — May 27, 1882 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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A Lerrer was picked up in the street Inst week, from which we make the following extract: “Dear Maria—I went to the opera the other night for the first, time, and do you know I was dreadfully disappointed. +11 Trovatore’ was the attraction, and you will hardly believe it when I tell you that most of the airs in it were stolen from the old hand-organ which is played in front of our door at home. There were some real funny things fn {t though. A fellow they call Manrico, after a duet with a woman named Leonora, came out of prison to bow to the audience, and then went back to his cell, and they repeated the song as if nothing had happened. He must have been as honorable as Mr. Parnell. ‘Then I noticed that there was a green mossy bank in the jail, on which Azucena reclined. I don't think it grew there, and have come to the con- clusion that the gypsy must have been allowed to bring it with her from her woodland home."—Bosfon Post. A youxo man from the country visited one of our large cities the other day, and seeing a sign “The Champion's Rest,” he went in for the purpose of get- ting a small quantity of rest with sugar in it, A couple of bull-dog-faced, short-haired individuals asked him if he wasn't going to “ set’em up.” Ho said “not to-day.” When he came out of the Cham- pion’s Rest his eyes were blackened, his nose swollen, his coat split np the back, and his pocket-book gone. He says he was never in aplace where the * rest” was so exciting and numerous, and he thinks the sign painter forgot to put the preix “un” to the word “Rest."—Norristown Herald. Jog Howarp, the veteran journalist of the New York Herald, was not allowed to wear a ekull cap at the Malley trial, and some one sent him a wig to pro- tect the bald spot on his cranium from the draft. Joo, however, would rather go to Fort Lafayette than adopt this badge of old age.—Boston Courier. 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