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The "Bones" that the negroes use, are not
the Invention Of "Dandy jim" The Rich
mond Enquirer says,in looking over an old
re port Of the reception of Gen. Lafayette in
? Philadelphia, during his visit to this country,
as the naion's guests in 1924, we found the
following paragraph: bau9q2 la4


"It is said, and we have il from, one who
was an eye witness, that after a review on
Tuesday, a black man, tolerably welLknown
TO our citizens for his exhileraling faculty Of
whistling, pressed towards the General, and,
alter one or two efforts at mastering courage,
Robert succeeded in saloting the General -
The General condescendingly returned the sa
lutte. After moments pause 2..sAe5
added Robert, "the General does
not remember me?" ,9,s
A "Were you in the army said the General


81 was was a waiter TO Gen. Mason, Of the
Virginia line" said the black. saigi8egq 8pl
\, t"NThen,". said the General with hearty
shake Of the hand, II remember you ; you
was that rougsh boy that used to make cast-
nets out of the dry bones Of the camp, and
disturb me in my marquee