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ment, but consent she did at last. The
action of our drama now begins.
ACT I-pREpARrSo FOR rHr rLopEMFSr.

ment, but consent she did at last The
action OF our drama now begins.
ACT I-ppppAp,so FOR THE rLoprmEYT.
80. ,,: ~.
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eleveu . ciooH S, ~ n'sna q 'oaJs 'auy
appears pus'y ensa9eu 'n
uuph; sseo' jewell, R'osr",o, @ p
sahes, MINIATURES 'n'"s, no"sse, ,'
saiaeiess ;n.ilns'ean,l ias III. endIasu sa s,:,
pas' asso ""I ~ "a ~
ne,no ounu ~ "a' ',ns,
rum hiIi paeh'" " ";, u.o
yIapae.'s, sue sea.s .e.Ss w H.. ~
.s''e, W ner parents ,n,oint"E I'M =,
.he s'efs sue was 'ur,ns' ana '"ps p,';,,nn
lhe" ioisNeness' iae "o e,
sre sNea ne'a9n up W ,n,s pass. 80 No.
y, "1ePns' % leaso" 1872 ap sho ,ras
about IN nursue and she is for n moment
tempted TO abandon her flight But the
heart, young, hopeful, and brimming o er
with love, comes to the rescue, and rea-
son is driven discounted from the field.
The light is extinguished, and she seats
herself at the window to await the COM
ing of her lover. u
Aor IN MI 'Api
Scene-A view on Chestnut street,
Louisville. Time Midnight A hack
drives slowly to convenient corner ana
halts. a young man emerges thereirom,
and with cautious, stealthy steps, ap-
proaches palatlal mansion. "A low,
soft whistle ls responded to by gehtie
cough from above. Presently parlor
window is noiselessly thrown open, ana
the young lady is clasped III raplnrous
embrace, and saluted with passionate
Kiss. She Whispers IN has ear 1he
trunk is too heavy for her TO manage.
he must assist her. Puiling on his boots
to keep, from making noise, he enters
the parior, and, guided by her hand, Is
led to her chamber, where the trunk isto
be found.
ACT 81 MEDDLER sPoILs THE PLOT.
Scapa and time same "a above A
watcbf,I noIicaman who standing on
the onnosite side of the street observes
tba vnnno mans moyements and has his
snsn;ciops aronsed "An iufernal bur.
olar' he tbopgbt "TU iust snoil his lit
tie game" Darling across the interyen.
inc snace he reaches the door of the
mansion he saw entered. and rings a
neal upon the bell that would serve al.
most 10 waken the dead Stepping. back
he draws his uistol ready for the cracks
man should he attemnt TO eseape by
sudden rush ont of the window The old
folk are aroused and nnter familias bur
r;es to the door to discover. tbe cause of
so vioorons a simmons Policeman i'm.
narts the nIeasant informntion that a
burglar is in the house Lights are nro-
cnred and n strict search Is instituted
every room in the house is closely in,
spected excent the daughters bedroom,
spd mo- burglar d;scoveraa The hoats
fonnd hv tbe nol;caman ontsida the win
dow was nroof thai someLodv was ahout
OId oent calls st vonng lady's donr She
answers Nohodvin The room bnt herself
Old gent suggests that burglar might
bava stoler in without awakening her
and hidden under The he'd Youn9 lady
daclares tbotit IA ;mnnss;hle - she fas.
,anad tba door hof,re sbe re,ire6 Ola
nent tr;es The door and discovers that
: i not fastsnad Sure be's got the
hrsoIar non, sIeIeton tevs-n9 ne donbt
oil Of 1snobter's ;ewelrv in his
rnoLats and ba nnder the he'd
n The close, or somewhere He
nnshas tho donr onan and he and the
ppoj;oeman poI, enter Tablesu Girl dres.
"a Gov ,ravaIing male fearful and
S.;rE4onoa CO. h Ynnna nan n.le ,rembI;ng
"a IN S,ooL;ng feet 6Id oantIema5
Sorr;faa S" Poiicaman aston;sbedNoueer.
no. no. hnrGIarv bo avor beord Of Old CON
tior.n tI. 49, JemondS G an axnlanat;op Yonng
man gives it-tells everything. Old man
storms. Young lady weeps, and catch