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would have done so if any thing could have caused
such phenomenon Here was banner for the
'Virtuous Vigil inscribed with these words: BE-
WARE OF VENALITY! !! The Morning Glory was
honored with this wholly unmeaning a6iche, BE-
WARE OF BLUsTERERs! 1 while the Evening Yes
per was destined 10 be sgnalized with this detesta
Bile insinuation: BEWARE OF SOFT CRABS than
which nothing could be more vile, its conductors
being universally known as two of the hardest Gus
toners about town. The Weekly Wonder had
this entirely unmeaning standard assigned TO It,
which was 10 be borne by gentleman in a clean
Shirt with an inflated bladder in one pocket and an
empty bottle in the other, the letters in deep blue
BEWARE OF FALSE WITNESSES


This was TOO bad. could listen TO Mr. Funk no
longer, without losing my selfrespect. therefore
rose and spoke TO him as mildly my feelings would
allow, as follows:


Il perceive Sir, that you richly merit the cherac-
ter which you bear in this community. did be-
leve that you were an injured individual, but the
Mayor knew better than l did, when ne sent
cohort OF paupers into Broadway, with banners to
beware simpleminded people from your door 1t
will be lesson 10 me in future TO mlsrust my own
Judgment when it comes in conflict with the de-
cisions of those having authority Let me say 10
YOU beware. Beware how you cast suspicion
against respectable citizens who are engaged IL ad-
vancing their own interests; seek some honest en-
povmen,, and when the authorizes endeavor 10 un-
dermine your business and drive customers from
your shop, remember that they do it for the public
good, and do no, seek revenge by depriving honest
men of their means of growing rich.


Contrary to my expectation, this speech. instead
of an apology only drew laugh from Mr.. Funk.
who lighted another cigar and exclaimed


Go ii while you're young


l have no disposition 10 be too harsh toward
you, said and therefore will commend you for
not uttering beware deroga,ory TO the clergy,
who are generally made butt OF by men like your
self


Wait biz said Mr.. Funk. lsapins from his