Crying Extras

"Two men who went through my street the other nigin howling extras," said a west sider, "introduced a variation of methode that I rather liked. The ordinary way of doing is for both men, one going along one side of the street and the other the other, to howl in a hoarse voice as loudly and incessantly as they can. These two men that I speak of both called out with thé usual jumbled articulation that nobody could onderstand, but one of them made the crying in a low-pitched voice, with measured intonation, his calis being deltvered at regular intervals, while the other howled as loud as he could, and kept at it all the time, the two together making a sort of tenor and bass. I dont know whether this sold any more papers or not, but I rather llked it selí."-