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SINGULAR AND PLEASINGC COINCIDENCE.


The following is noted as remarkable IN
cident in the chapter Of chances. On the
morning that Gen. Lafayette landed at Sta
ten Island from the Cadnus, i'll August,
1924, rainbow was observed spanning the
heavens, its basis resting on Staten and Long
Island, and archng the narrows. This fact
was observed at the time, and the circum-
stance made the subject of several para-
graphs in which the fancy cf the editorial
corps converted the appearance OF the hea-
vens into celestial welcoming of the cham
pion of freedom in THE two wohemispheres. Their