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Evening star., 1869-09-21
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Lewis Johnson Co quote stocks and bonds :
IN home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YORK, Sep. .21.-Second Board-U 8. 6,s,
lssl, coupon, l20K; 52O's, lso2, coupons I2IY;
l-0, coupons, 120H; 1863, coupons, I2l; lse5,
coupon, new, ll9; 6.20's, 1851, coupon,
l19k; 520's, 1868, coupon, 1I9; 1O.4O's conn.
109k; Currency 6's, lC9; Pscinc Mail 90,
161; OHIO and Mississippi Oertincates, 81 3:
Mariposa- 9X; Cantor, Zone. Cumberland, 3 !;
Western Union Telegraph, 36A; QuicksiIyer.
IA; Boston Water Power, Is: New York
Central, 200%i Erie, 80; do. preferred, 691 !;
Hudson, 1sl Ei Reading, 954; Michigan Gen.
tral, none; Michigan Southern. 96I; Illinoi.
Central, 1374; Cleveland and Pittsbure, IO7X;
Northwest, 757s; do preferred S5A; Rocx
Island lO9x; Fert Wayne, So; Alton &
Terra Haute, none; Toledo and Wabash.
.2x; Adams Express, 55k; Wells, Fargo
q %. Express, ls; Tinted States Ef.
press, none; American Express, 35R: Mer-
chants Union, none; Chicago & Alton, Ii6:
do. preferred, none. Market firm. Gold 137 "a
l37x.
BY Gable.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1 p. m.-Consols, 929a
g}; Bonds, 62's, s3S; 65's, s2k; 67's,sIk. IO-4Os
a5H. Erie, - a29 Illinois, 9iS. Atlantic,
2Si256.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, 81 Xas7X.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-Cotton market fiat
and dull; sales 5000 bales. Middling Uplands,
l2A; Middling Orleans, 13il3K.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week opens on an active money market
in New isrk and the rate Is sharp seven per
cent. approved collaosrals. Among
lenders there is q marked discrimination in
favor OF government bonds, the rapid ana
wide fluctuations in railway and miscellan-
eral. The dearth OF small currency in tbat
city continues and small notes commapd a
premium. The currency movemedt to the
South and West has thus far been materially
restricted by the inability OF the ban KS to fiiI
the orders OF the correspondents for small
notes, the larger denomination $500 and 81 I.O9Ol
being unavailable for transactions connec ted
with the movements of the crops.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
INHALATION OF GOVERNOR WAL.
KER, OF VIRGINIA.

ISPeoIa1 DIsP"sSu 70 Ss1I uy hssocfaSou ffess'J
RICHMOND, Va, September 21.-Governor
Walker was installed as Provisional Governor
General Candy being present. Governor
Wells turned over the ofice 70 the new incum-
bent, who took the IRON. .clad and other oaths of
ONCE. There were no ceremonies and no de.
monstrations, save the gathering ofa con slider.
able crowd Of white and colorcd people TO con.
gratulate the new Governor, Who shook hands
with them.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
ELLIS, IRON RITTERA

viii enrich the blood and prevent 10 from becom-
Ing vatery and weak. give 8 healthy complexion,
restore the appetite. inyisoTste the system, and
are very pslatsble. These biftsrs are recomme nd
ed 20 all persons requiring . safe and vslu able
tonic to impart tone and strength 10 the system,
not siven by bitters merely stimusnt in their
effects: which. although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give tie strength to
the blood which the Iron Bittsrs will give.
Pre- pared by Wm. EllIs Chemist For sale IN
Wsshingtc- BY KIDWELL son, PeEnsylvaD' a
avenue and 18th street. my2S- sm
Evening star., 1869-09-21

0There are eighty thousand children in the
puohc schools Of New York City. ---
~ son OF Charles Dickens, in the British
Navy has arrived In Portland, Oregoa. d :
"a church exclusively for dsaf.mute ser.
vice 10 to be built in Berlin.
Largs gold beads, strung on blns velvet.
- recent census Of Charleston. s. O..
shows population Of A,952-an increase Of
blacks OF $50 and q decrease Of whites Of 3,2i0
eInce le6O.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

A NEW KIND OF WHISKY RING.-Informa. ..
q on has been received at the Internal Revenue
Once TO the effect that many distiiiers through
out the country have been making overtures to
the Internal Revenue Ofheers for the purpose
o. forming associations to aid the Revenue
Officers in detecting dishonest distillers and
bringing them to Justice. The distillers express
the opinion that they can make more money
by running honestly, providing that all stills
bs so run.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
~The vote Of the Presbyteries on reunion.

~The vote Of the Presbyteries on reunion,
30 TAR, fs 81 to o.
~The anvil chorus Is to be sung at the
Sydenham crystal Palace by eight thousand
voices, with accompaniment Of anvils, cannon
and bells. The idea is sneered at BY the
London musical journals. =
~The wssleyans OF Great Britain have
not yet paug aTsted the plan Of lay representa-.
tion, hut are approaching it. Already the lead.
ing laymen are invited 70 share in the delibera-
tons OF the preparatory committees. which
Tseomend all financial measures, and what
ihey recommend the conference confirms.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

TBs COIN AND SPECIE accounts Of the Ma.
iion-l Banks Of the United Stltes. on the stn Of
this month, represented over five million epd
a hslf dollars in gold and bars; over half mil
hon in silver coin and bars; nearly ten millions
and a half in gold certificates, aud over ha'f a
million in checks payable in gold, coupons
ditto and other iteme of similar description.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
wan street fe.Day.

Especial Dispatch to Star, by Associated Press.
NBw YoRk. Sept 2l.-Stocks unsettled aud
ieverish. Money sharp at per cent Ex-
cnange, long, ~; short, ~. Gold, SIX. Saws,
coupon, 21x. 10-40s, coupon, 9x. Virgiuia
e's, ex-conpon, IS; North Carolina SIS, old, Sly
Evening star., 1869-09-21
REFORMS IN HOLLAND.

ISIeoIkI utspatch 20 Ssar by Associated Press
IHh HAGUE, Sept 2l.-The session OF The
STATES 6eaeral was opened to-day by a speech
rom tne Throne. The foreign relatioas OF the
kingoom were reviewed aud declared 20 he
satisfactory Among other eubieots OF Ierisls-
ton. reforms m he government OF IN . colonies
were proposed, and also the removal OF All re-
strictons upon emigration 20 0uima
Evening star., 1869-09-21

SOLDIERS TO BE SENT TO THE INSANE AsY-
UM.-SecTstary Sherman has directed the
Comm andIpg General OF the military Division
of the Pacific to forward under proper escort
all men now maintained in the State Asylum
OF California, who were OF are soldiers, and
who may have become insane since their entry
into the service OF the United States, to the
Government Hospital for the Insane in the
District Of Columbia, where they will be cared
for under the act of Congress of March Sd, 1859.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

We are not in the habit Of 'pu6lug" patent med.
icines but chet rfully add testimony to that
Of many others in favor of this medicine. The
PAIN klLLER 10 invaluable f~r the diseases
for which ii is rscommen led. Try q bottle of
10 and see II we do not state correctly-Rom1n
GfIzsH. An u I'm
Evening star., 1869-09-21

SUPERVISOR FULTON OF Maryiard, Dele.
ware, AID the District of CoIu nbia, IS 40 town,
and was at the Revenue Department 20. day.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

RETURN OF THE PREsIDgNr.-Gen. Babcock
has received a telegram the President, an
nouncing that will return tomorrow noon
with his family.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

PRoMoTBD-Solomon johnson, colorcd, has
been promoted from Is. TO ID class clerkship
IN the office of the Secretary OF the Treasary.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

CHANGES ~ THE ORDNANCE KDRPARrMRNr.-
Brevet. Lieut.. Col. s. V. Berret, Ordnance
Department, tas been assigned to duty in the
ofice of Gen. Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance; Brevet
Lieut.. Col. T. J. T-eadwell has been assigned
to the command OF the Frankford Arsenal,
Plila
Evening star., 1869-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye IL the best In the world; ;
the only true and perfect Dye, harmless reli.bie,
tnstsntareous, Ds disappointment; no ridiculoas
tfnts, remedies the i'll effects Of lad BTes; vi.
OTstss and leaves the Hair soft ana beautitui
BLACK Or BROWN. Sold by all Orus sists and Per-
tuners; and properly apple q at Bachelors Wig
GactOry, No 10 Bond -treef. ". Y. ses eoly
Evening star., 1869-09-21
THE MINERS STRIKE an NEW YORK.

tSpeciai Dispatch 20 Star by Associated Press
PORT HENRY. N. Y sept 2I-Tne strike
among the miners siill continues at th,s place
Frequent attacks are made upon the work men
employed on the ore bed rlilroad. Several
men have been severely beaten for working
esaipst the orders of the moh, aud danger 20
Lille ana properly Is imminent
Evening star., 1869-09-21

ISPccI1I OEPssc" " osH W Assocl8teu = HIetssI
MADRID, Sept sl.-The city journals are still
the American Government. Some urge the
immediate declaration Of var il the Cubans are
recognized as belligerenfs. :
The Ministry, ate discussing the propriety
Of returning Stckles' note unanswered, have
decided % postpone reply until the arrival OF
8eneral Prim.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
SWlNDLED.

Nkw YORK. Sept 21 The Methodist Book
Concern, No. SOS Broadvav. fs n Ioeer 10 tne
amount OF several hundred thousand dollars
by corruption and frand; the dencit having
been discovered by Rev. Dr.. Lanahan, the new
agent. These frauds have BEEN going ON
for eight or nine years. 1t II said hat the 20
tai amount has not yet been ascertaiued. The
investigation 10 still In progress.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this scource were sl5e42s.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

TRIAL FOR MuRDER The case OF VIM. >.
Carroll, charged with the murder Of Richard
Catiett, At the Washington Asylum, in Jaue
last, 10 hxed for trial in the Criminal Court
Mossrs. A. G.. Riddle and Richard Harnng toa
are the counsel for the accused.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

PKRsoNAL.-J. Cabell Breckinridge, of KY,
is registered a. Willard's. ..--Gov. W. A
Newell, of N. j., Is al3o at w lllrd's.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
syBrunets are coming this season.

- Itd cufIufe d spfeduIngl IN Inc S0utn.
~Kid gloves for the street, opera, and con.
cert are TO be worn in very brilliant colors
yellow, orange, lavender, and lilac being the
popular shades. s---frf
@One Of the gentier sex says that the heaven
OF the strong minded woman IL, "where but
tons grow In their proper places, and where
men cease from botnering, and needles are at
rest"
Evening star., 1869-09-21

CAPT. ]. ]. HoFF, u. S. Army, for several
years during the war CommIssary OF Sub7is'-
ence at Convalescsnt Camp, near this city. has
been ordered to report to the commanding
general OF the First Military District for as
signment to duty.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

INTERNAL RKvRsUR DECIsIoN.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue decides that
when whisky Of different strengths is mixed
and made uniform, such process is rectIfca-
ton. Also, if a reduction OF the strength Of
liquor is made by water it constitutes reciifi.
cation.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

TIE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvRSUE
has decided that the sale of stock goods by one
dealer 10 another, or TO a new firm at auction.
or by private sale, should be included in sllcs
subject to special license tax.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

GENERAL BABCOCK, Assistant Private Sec.
relary to the President, has returned here from
an extended trip during the summer and was
at the Executive Mansion TO- day.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
Army OFrIoKRs TRAxsPERREp-First Lien

ARMY OFFICERS TRANsPERRED.-First Lieu
tenant Wm. r. Livermore, Engineer corps,
now on duty at Baltimore, Md, has been or
dsred TO Detroit. Michigan, for duty on the
survey of the lakes. Capt. George X. Sander
son has been relieved from duty in the Depart
ment of the South and ordered to report to the
Commanding General Of the First Military
District.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
REDDY, The BLACKsMIrH, N
COURr.

Especial Dispatch 20 Star by Associated Press. \
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2l.-wm. varlsy, ALIAS
Reddy, the blacksmith, was arrAIgaed for
trial this morning IN the Court OF 9ene ,al S.s-
sione The court room was densely thronged.
The mpiainant, Lawrence Graham. failed
70 appear. Reddy was remsnded 70 the city
Evening star., 1869-09-21

RBslGNATIoNs ACCgrTRD-The Pre- esidens
has accepted the designations of Capt. James
h. Lawrence, 11tn United States Infantry ;
Capt. George W. Smith, 35th Infantry, and Isl
Lieut.. Hugh Johnson 5t1 Infantry.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

The National Club will return 10 this city
on Thursday evening next, accompanied by
the Excelsiors, OF New York, who will play
the Olympics on Friday afternoon. and the
Nationals on Saturday afternoon next both
games on the Nationals grounds.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

LAMP ExPLoeIoN.-About IL O'Clock last
night, coal oil lamp IN the store of T. Solo,
none. corner Of 6th street and Virginia avenue,
exploded, setting fre TO q work bench and the
goods, but Sergeant Clements and mr.. s. extin-
Ruished it, '.t ....-
Evening star., 1869-09-21

New Ysrk Flsur and Grain Market To-day
Especial Dispatch TO Star, by Associated Press.
NEw YoeK, Sept 2l.-Floar dull and de.
Ginning. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Cora
dull and cent lower.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

ERKE AND SELECT EXCURSION
To GLYMONr,
By the Proprietor. JOSEPH 81 sHAFFIELD
The stC 1DeT va WASN'T will leave the wharf
fsot Cf Seventh street at 10 a N
hefnrltTg z. leave Glymo1t st . D. m
Heald's fc' Rrass rnd string Ban. 30141
has been e-sr -ed. Tickets cla be had O NV At
jos. Ii. sLAsFIELD's nfeslioaery Store
gao Pc ms l. aria avenue.
Tits will be the lsst excursion Of the se9-on
Hefreshmen's and Meals will be furnished at
6lymOnt. se2I "
Evening star., 1869-09-21

SALE OF RRAL EsfArs.-Green q williams
have sold lot I'm feet front by Is feet deep,
improved BY q good two-story frame house,
fronting on SIN street west, between L ana NJ
streets north, 70 Patrick Fleming, for 81 so.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

KENTUCKY CoLoRRD SCHooLs-9eneral
Run kle, in charge Of the educational depart
ment OF the Freedmens Bureau in Kentucky
has arrived here from New York, where ne
has been TO enlist the ard Of the benevolent and
religious societies in taking care Of the colored
schools in kentucky, Of which there are now
some two hundred in operation. The Free
schools: the American Baptist home mission
will take an active part: the Protestant Epis-
copal Home Mission has ten schools now and
will decrease the umber. The American Mis-
sionary Society has twenty teachers in the
State At present, and will continue them.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
fnK UNION PACIFIC RAILRo.p.

Especial Dispatch TO star by Assooaated Press.
Boerox, sept 2i.-rne Exeeutve Dom u,,,>s
Of the Union Pacific Railroad are An .e~s,on
here to-day. The earnings OF tne road for the
nrsi nfteen days Of september we're s2se. .79s;
eating an increase Of Siss,0o for the month
notwitestanding the great reduction in rates
Evening star., 1869-09-21
Government Securities

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1S69-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
ernmept aacurities:
Evening star., 1869-09-21
iDREsDlN THEArRE sURNED.

Especial Dispatch to star By Associased Press-]
DRBspknr, Sept 2l--The Dresden Theatre
caught 6re this NOR ming during rehearsal, and
is now In flames. II win ee impossible 20 save
the building.
Evening star., 1869-09-21
- JACOB B0OL go
Has opened = BOOT AND sHOy SE3
Es1AbLIsHMENrs st Ne. $40 FYEy

street, between 10Th ami llth sts., UeS.
sEIse srrepared 20 make % ordeS R0Ors.
tires NorId be pIsesed 20 have hf. oii e.,
toners give hiE csIr 90 in
Evening star., 1869-09-21
u = n o v a L.
i o PRINTERs AND PUBLISHERS.

i PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Having opened q branch of our RICHMOND
TYPE FOUNDRY ssd PRINTERS FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE In this city, we solicit Gus
tom and guarantee sstisfsc tlon. In addition 20
oar own Tyre, We supply Type and Materials from
Any American Foundry, without char ging freight
tO this city. II. l. PELOUZs & Co,
Corner TIN AMI ID streets,
seb beo3t' tOld IntelliGencer Building
lust RECEIVED FROM BOSTON. NEI
YORK. AND PHiLNDEtPdIA
- pieces 81 CrOsley English Tapestry CARPETS.
u pieces oi Lowell and Hartford fIree pIyEn
ls pieces % Lowell and Hartford Ingram -
CARPETS HV
lc Iisces Of PhiladeIphis Mills Ingrain OAS-
- pieces % Rag and List CARPETS
% pieces of but n Wool and Hemp CARPETS.
~ pieces os STAIR CARPETS, of all WiIths.
lcc pieces ef II {; 50, - and . OIL CLOTHS
MATS and BUGS.
and Painted CHAMBEg SUITES, nne PARLOR
SUITES, OFFIOB FURHIrURE, and Gil other
H0UsE-FURNIsHlSG GOODS, 10 which We re-
spectfully ask call from persons wishing to pur-
chs.e in our line Of business Branch Store, No
400 7th street, between G and III.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
Furniture w Warerosms.
aEN Corner ef 7th and ID streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

THE AUTUNNAL EQUINox.-with to-day re-
ours the autumnaI equinox, when the days
and nights are of ual length. From this time
until the 2lst day OF December the days will
continue 70 grow shorter, and the n gnts longer
Usually there is unpleasant weather about the
time the sun crosses the co uator.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

HOUSE CoMMIrTMs.-A sub-com uittee of
the Commute Of Elections, (Hon. J. q
Churchill, OF New York. chairman,) will meet
in this city November Sd, and proceed imme-
diately to South Carolina TO inquire into the
validity Of the elections of the persons claim
ing seats as members of Congress from that
State.
The committee appointed TO inquire into the
causes OF the decay Of the American shipping
interests Hon. John Lynch, OF Maine, char
man, } meet IN New York city on the 5th OF Oc-
tober and will proceed 10 other eastern COM
mercial points.
The Committee Of Ways and Means meet in
Boston the 10Th of October TO complete the in
vestigations In which they have been engaged
during the past summer, and 10 perfect their
bulls for the revision of the Tariff ard Custom
House laws. General Schenck bang still a0-
sent ID Europe, MIR. Hooper will act as chair
mar.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs meet in
New York about the 2Oln OF October TO com.
plete their investigation of the charges pre-.
ferrsd by the late Minister Washburne Of out
RACES by the Paraguayan authorities. Mr.. G
L. Orth, OF Indiana. will act as chairman
General Banks does not expect to return from
his European tour by that time.
PATRIOTIC LETTER PROM THE PRESIDENT.
The President, on Saturday last, laid the cor
ner-stone Of the town hall In Washington, Pa
In reply to the letter sent to him by the town
committee, and which requested him to lay
the stone, he sent an answer acknowledging
its receipt, and saying:
GRNrLKMIN Your letter of this date, re-
qussting me, In behalf Of the citizens, to de.
post within the cornerstone Of the town hail.
now in the process OF erection, on Saturday,
September IL. 1869, box containing memorials
of the present, II received. 1t will afford me
pleasure to comply with this request-en.
hanced pleasure, because your county and city
were named In express honor OF the father Of
our country, whose name they bear, whose
name 10 reverenced BY every American citizen
who loves his country.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
u. s. GRANT
Evening star., 1869-09-21

THE SHURENAN CAsE.-ln the CriminaI
Court Judge Fisher. this morning, the case Of
j. II. A Snureman, indicted for abstracting
papers from the Treasury, was resumed, wheH
the United States placed q few witnesses on
the stand, and the argument to the Jury was
commenced by Mr.. Norris for the prosecution,
and Mr. Phillips folio wed for the defence.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

BAND CON CERr,
For the Benefit of the
AyONDALE SUFFERERS,
By the Celebrated
T. HOFER TYROLKsE OPERA TROUPE,
Assisted By an Excellent Orchestra,
TO B1 HELD AT
THE NEW sCHUETZEN PARK,
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 2Is7, 1869.
Concert TO commence at 3o'cIock pm.
Admission. rs Cents sci ls3t
Evening star., 1869-09-21

TIE FIRE OoMMIssIoNKRs-As special meet
ing Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners was
held at the Mayors Once to-day, At which
were present Mayor Bowen, Commissioners
King, French, and Booker, Chief Engineer
Cronin, and Mr.. Corbin, Secretary; and the
question Of accepting and placing the new
engine in service was discussed.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

BAD BoYs.-For some time past the neigh
borhood OF 18th and K streets, aud K, bet ween
18th and 18th streets, has been infested oy a
gang Of white boys, who indulge IN all kinds
of petty malicious mischief, such as robbing
yards, chalkiug walls and steps, ringing door
bells, throwing stones into open and some
times through closed windows, etc, greatly 70
the annoyance OF residents in thar vicinity.
Sunday, their operations are generally more
extensive. They manage, somehow, 70 elude
the vigilance Of the police. but measures have
at last been taken 70 look after the youngsters.
Evening star., 1869-09-21

two and a.half miles above the Aqueduct and
so called because they almost occupy the sire
Of the locks Of an old canal which was used to
Evening star., 1869-09-21

owned by George Shoemaker. This building
was formerly large warehouse. as were
nearly all the buildings on Water street in days
gone by, and was remodelod and converted to
its present uses by Robinson and Anderson in
1850. Five pairs OF burrs are here at work
driven by one hundred and twenty fl We inches
OF water, and one hundred barrels Of -four of
all grades can be turned out per day. A few
yards westward we find
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-12

81 know what you want me to leave
for" replied hej "you can't fool me
you want to sit in that mans lap, and
kiss him like you did Bill Simmons the
other day-you can't fool me, Bltjes'
tell you. Gin me some candy like he.
did; then I'll go. You think because
you've got the Grecian bend that you're
smart. Guess l known thing or two.
l am mad at you, anyhow, cause pap
would a bought me top yesterday, if it
hadn't been for you getting them curls.
dog-gone yer! You needn't turn SO red
in the face, cause can't see it for the
paint. There amt no use winkin' at me
with that glass eye O yourn, cause 1
amt goin' out'n here, now that's what's
the matter with the purrs. / don't care
if you are twenty-eight years old, you
amt no boss O mine, you old fool"
That is ali of the story that John re-
lated. He says he don't know how he
got out Of the scrape.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-12
I. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE il, 1869
FaWell, look here4I PROMISE"

"Well, look here@-T promise" =.
'tAll aud everytttag that require ?''
eyes, all-and eyarything that you re-
quire- e-cohfoound it tilp
Wisely deaf to t$s muttered sequel,
Mrs. Darcy opcned,she door, and Luke
stalkcd sullcnly out, docking right over
the top of her shining brown hair.
Suddenly little Retaining hand was
laid on his coat sleote
Luke, dear7"
"Well?" ~4
"Won't you give he kiss ?"
And Mrs. Darcy burst out crying on
her husbands shoulSer.
"Well" ejaoulatek y the puzzled Luke,
IF you aren't tte q, ,patest enigma going.
A kiss? Yes, hagc dozsn of 'em if
you want, you kind tearte6 little turn
key. Do not cry pRs, Pm not angry
with you' although suppose l ought to
be-"
"And may let EYeddy out ?"
Eyes, on the same terms that his papa
was released. Evel1I r, was very intoler-
able?"
"1fyou hadn't BEEN. Luke. i never
should have !, ven'arf on such a-violent
remedy"
"Did 1 rake you cry unhappy"
"Very."
And the gush of 4 arm sparkling tears
supplied dictionary{full of words.
Luke Darcy butto1ad up his ovcrcoat,
put on his hat, shout acred his umbrella,
and went to the A$plegatc will case,
musing as he went vi kon the new state
of affairs presented itlelf for his consid-
Grafton.
"By Jove," he Ella ilated, "that little
wife of mine is , eold woman and IL
llucky one p
Aad .he:s. he ;.s laughing or,
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