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Thirteenth Civil District, /.
Total 1919.

Thirteenth Civil District, /.
Total 1913.
JUDGE OF LAW COURT.
Marland L. Perkins, 1906.
j. E. Bigelow, l44S.
H. s. Lee, 2269.
JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT.
VIM. Wallace, 16ls.
Gallagher, 500.
H. E. Hudson, PATS.
Swayne, 155.
ATToRNEY-GENERALcRIMINAL COURT.
George Stahl, 1887.
L. B. Horrigan, 2222.
j. NJ. Mulyerhill, $50.
JUDGE MUNICIPAL COURT.
G. P. Foute, 1872.
II. +. Dix, 1861.
Geo. w. Waldran, ll5S.
ArroRNEY-GENERAL MUNICIPAL COURT.
4. A. Ryan, 1889.
Dewitt Stearnes, 1872.
L. w. Cook, 1910.
JUDGE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
p. T. Scruggs, 800.
II. B. S. Williams, 357.
G. W. Reeves, 1891.
G. C. Graves, lila.
Alto. GEN. FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Walker Wood, 1883.
Frank Bras, 2l54.
Ewell -, 1880.
The above comprises the returns of the
whole city, with the exception of the
Third Ward white polls. The only coun-
ty precincts heard from are the Sixth,
Seventh and Thirteenth. Owing to the
lateness of the hour, and the slowness
with which the last returns came in, we
are compelled to give them in the above
synoptical form.
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phine to solve the great problem. has re-
sumed her accustomed peregrinations
among the thirsty patrons Of the Varie-
ties Theater, and is dispensing lager with
the same lavish hand for which she was
famous before her little tronble'' with
herself.
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MEMPHIS STEAM DYEISG y CLEAN
ING ESTABLISHMENT, 262SECoND STREET.
Especial attention is called to the supe-
Nor work Of this well known establish
ment, which surpasses ali competition by
its new Partisan process Of cleaning gen.
tlemen's clothing, removing stains and
grease spots from silks and other dress
goods, without the lest injury to the color
or material. Gentlemen and ladies, consult
your interests and examine for YOUR
selves. BA. Hollenberg, 262 Second street.
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Gents' Al Linen Handkerchief four dol
lara per dozen, worth six. British Half
Hose 81 20 per dozen, worth SO. Pulled
Bosom Shirts g, worth 50. GAUGE and
Isle Thread undershirts at great bar
gains. n. Kraas & Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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LAW REPORTS.

CIRCUIT tOURT-G. ~. ReeUes, Jldge.-
This Court viii convene to-day al nine
o'clock pursuant to adjournment, and win
proceed to cali for trial the calendar OF
cases published in yesterdays issue. At
torneys Will take notice that there will be
but one cali, and the cases must then be
tried O%rcontinued untilnext term. Thurs
day the Sd June win he the first motion
day of the term.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-C0a-
nelly i. Trigg, JUdge.-There was moth
ing of Importance done in this Court yes
terday. To-day the regular call of the
docket viii commence.
The Supreme Court Judges thus en-
dorse Mr.. II. Clay Kings Digest of Docis-
ions:
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, May Il, 1909.
II. Gay King, Esq:
Dear Sir: We have been using for some
time your new Digest OF the Decisions of
the Supreme Court Of Tennessee. It
gives US pleasure to testify TO the excel
lenee Of the work. The classification of
subjects Is natural and appropriate, the
expression of the rulings in the cases is
correct, the cross references are ample and
convenient, and indeed the qualities gen
orally OF the work are such as are re0ui-
site TO q useful Digest.
With great cheerfulness we commend IL
to the profession of Tennessee.
With great respect, ~
GEORGE ANDREWS,
HENRY G.. SMITH,
10. SHACKELFORD,
Judges OF the Supreme Court.
The work can be had Of dleavee Smith
wick q Hatcher, 2s3 Main street Mem
phis, Tenn at $50 per set. Sent bv ex-
press c. o. D. TO any point desired.
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LARGEST ~ THE SoUTH-Nfr. Wards
Seminary for Young Ladies'. Nashville,
Tenn, is the largest in the South. eight
States being represented. The Gradu-
sting Class for next month numbers, fftv.
many Of whom have been trained for
teachers. With a view 10 thorough Gull
ture, the Classics are given free. French
81 spoken az the French table. The Fac
ulty Of Musicis very superior, and the
pianos are new and bought for the Semi
nary. W. E. WARD,
Nashville. Tenn.
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OUR bargains IN Lama Lace Points are
great. We have a beautiful assortment,
and offer them at greatly reduced prices.
Herzog & Bro, POI Main street.
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The officers wounded by Johnson on
Wednesday night, Messrs. Rice and
SWEET, were, everything considered, rest
ing easily at dark last night, and we are
glad to say that there is every prospect of
their speedy recovery.
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JOE LoCKE's news stand, 2JL Main
street, is well supplied with papers from
every quarter. The latest and freshest al
ways on his counters.
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LINES Of gents white shirts, Isle
thread u~ndershirts, hosiery, etc, etc, at
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In this city. on the evening of the 9th inst.
at 3 o'clock, by the Rev. Father Kelly, of ST
Peters, Mons. ARTHUR DE PELGRAU, o
France, and Miss MAGGIE Cox, of Belfast
Ireland,
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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per yard worth 81 SC. Warranted all
linen. N. Kraus & Co, Main d
Adams street.
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S~EAIsLASD yard wide domestic Keeper
yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.. corner Main and
Adams.
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LADIES Fancy GOODS, at half price, on
our cheap tables. N. Kraus & Co. corner
Main and Adams.
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The work Of compiling a census for
the religious condition Of the city, under
taken at the expense of the different sects
jointly, approaches completion.
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WHITE and pink Mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York Auctions. NJ. kraus q
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts / 50, 2 90,
e 50, on our cheap tables. NJ. Krsus &
Co., orner Main and ms.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, W. Virginia.

THESE celebrated SPRING, SO favorably
II known for their valuRbie A~LrERATTvE
WATERS charming Summer climate, and as
one OF the most fashionable resorts in the
country, VIII be open for company
ON THE 18TH OF MAY,
And with the extensive improvements th7t
have been made, VIII be prepared for thu
comfortable accommodation OF from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR IS now the Western
terminus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and the cars OF that road in connection
with telegraphic facilities VIII De running 10
the Springs by lSr JCL
No pains or expense have or VIII be SHARED
To secure the comfortable entertainment. IN
all the varieties Of accommodation. OF the
large number Of visitors that viii resort %
the springs the present season.
"a One of the best LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS viii be in attendance: an ex-
tenstye LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made 10 facilitate every
innocent and recreafiye amusement appro-
PIRATE 10 a fashionable Watering Place. A
number Of Fancy and Masquerade Balls VIII
be given duIing the season.
Charges will be So per Week and SO per
Month. Children under ~ years OF age ana
colored servants, half price. White servants
according to accommodations.
PEYTONs &CO.,
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. myl6
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Boy F. Y. Shirts, furnishings goods, etc,
Of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturer, 2SS
Main street.. CLAW Building.
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ONE THOUSAND Mems and Boys Straw
HRts-tO be closed out at once-variOus
kinds; your choice for J0C. ". Kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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Ten arrests were reported from the
Second District Police Station up TO dark
last evening.
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JUsT REcEIvED-Large lot allinen tow
els 81 80 per dozen. N, Kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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LADIES all Linen Hsndkerchiefs, 81 Is
per dozen. NJ. Kraus Il Co. corner Main
and Adams street.
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YARD wide BIeached Domestic, l2}yC
per yard. n. Kraus & Co, corner Main
and Adams streets.
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WHITE Marseilles at lower prices than
before. Herzog d Bro, 294 Main street.
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GEORGIA Money wanted at City Bank
corner Of jefferson and Front streets.
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lO4 Bleached Sheeting 50cper yard. NJ
Kraus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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LADIES hose, good article, I2R cents q
pair, 81 the Great Red Store, 230 Main.
street.
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USCURRENT FUNDS bought at highest
market rates at the City Bank, corner Of
jefferson and Front streets.
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PERSONAL. Colonel Sam. b. Jones.
the popular and energetic Superintendent
of the Memphis and Ohio railroad, re-
turned home yesterday from a visit TO
New York and other Eastern cities.
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SOUTH Carolina Bank notes wanted al
City Bank, cOrner of Jefferson and Front
streets.
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ALL Wool CAssIMEREs75 c per yard. NJ.
KTaus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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some Iron Grenadine received again.
HerZog x Bro.
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LADIES WHITE HOSE 81 IS per dozen,
worth s.. NJ. Krsus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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\ new supply Of the celebrated "Jou-
von's " ladies' kid gloves Just received at
the Great Red Store. Price 81 =.
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SOUTHERN Bank notes wanted at City
Bank, corner Jefferson and Front street.
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SATIN PARAsoLs 50 50. NJ. Kraus & Co.
corner Main and Adams.
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LADIES C0RsETs, 81, worth 81 so. al N,
Krsus & Co.'S, corner Of Main and Adams,
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HUcK TOWELS . 50 TO s. 90 per dozen.
VI. Kraus & Co.. corner Main and Adams.
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IRISH LINEN Csc per yard. NJ. Kraus q
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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PLAIN and striped Grenadines. 25c per
yard. n. KraUs q Co, corner Main and
Adams street.
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HOOP skirts rs cents, at the Great Red
store. 203 Main street.
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DRESS goods at cost. Herzog & Bro.
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PRoDIGIoCs.-For elegant job work of
every description go to the Franklin Job
Office, at No. Is West Court street. Mr..
:. c. Toof is a live practical printer whose
charges are moderate, and work unsur-
passed.
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LOsT.-A Bracelet, at the Masonic
Fair. a liberal reward will be paid
by returning it to this office.
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CoUNTRY MERCHANTS that buy Dry
Goods VIII do well 10 call on NJ. Krans Il
Co. corner Main and Adams.
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JoE LOCKE, 2365s Main street has re-
received Saturday Night. Iedesr Shim.
ney Corner, Police News, and All The T-isb
papers and German papers also, and lots
Iectic, Godey's Peterson, Putnam's Bal
sou's Ladg's Friend, Madam Demorest's
Magazine, oil for June; also Appleton's
Journal, No. g: also st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Nashville, Chicago and New
York dailies. Call on Joe. r.f
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John RED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. JEFF.
" ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Verandahs framed ready for shipping. nov2l
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i A
Steamer Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
" Swallow, Cincinnati.
" Luminary, Vicksburg.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
&" Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
w. A. Caldwell, Arkansas river.
Swallow, New Orleans. g
IN PORT.
LHminary, Natoma and Sam j. Hale.
RIVERS, WEATHER N BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, May q.
River fell 10 inches in past "a hours. Be
low city high water mark, IL feet 3 inches;
below high water of 1867, u feet 5 inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The water opposite this city falls stead
lily and at a very good pace. We Will soon
be so situated that the June rise will be a
matter of no interest to us or the planters
along the river below or above. The fact
is, we can do very well without q rise;
but if it must come, it is pleasant to know
that it can do no harm. The Arkansas is
falling. White river hardly ~rejoiees in a
fair stage, and the news from above con-
tinue to be of a satisfactory character.
The weather is warm and cloudy, with
occasional drops of rain. Business is dull,
though the Sam Hale, for Cincinnati, is
getting q good trip.&
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BARGAINS in Hosiery. Herzog & Br,
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RIVER NEWS.

wEATHER REPORTS or THE WESTERN onion
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, A q. q
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LOOK 2t our Bleaehed Domestic, 10c per
ye5o. ~ kTaus & Co, corner Main and
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Memphis & White River U. s. Mail Packet Co
LIBERTY No .....-.....-...Conley, master
This elegant passenger packet s
will leave ataboYe G
- SATURDAY, 18th inst. at ) pm.
JAMES B. SHARPE, Agent,
go Front street.
j.. A. SAVERS, Passenger Agent. myH
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DIED

In this city, AT $40 pm, 9th inst, Mons,
ARTHUR DE PELGRAU, "a native OF France, IN
his 3lst year.
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''s, ''a ; Sa'n 'T'.taoi "rT'.-a.e.'
-<'E' i2 S.ay. she sal a-a.o
7 ca. a lrs hava baea ve-v COOL
: y, ta.S eT'2'as-a .s,.r tan l de
serve hn' n12 MT stay
~ 1y' sir
- ~, ~ ne. Hls voice shook as
1e u,'o'ei t.'5 cd'.
For the lcs, tim, Charlotte tn~neI ber
face towar5 lin. Taair lo,ks INST. t1.ir
cy,s were dim with t,arS. VI ea,h raj
the same story N the Others saz,. la :
momens the tale was told. understood.
ana hF".y o'h2vei IN forever.
I.ea yop he m'--yoa dc Ike M
crie'i iienri' amazed and delighted.
y little. bat vary li;,la.' she replied,
smiling dtmpre'y; Tor If YOU 90 how e,n
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CiHr OF IorR TEAM II Svuvrk-s
mercl'ul man is mercitul unto his beasts
and there is no season Of the wear when
people should BE- reminded of the crati.
tude and mercy they owe Their beasts of
burden with more earnostness than this
! fh"y who uSa horses or oxen under tha
BLAZING sun of the hot July or Aucn,t
days should exercise the greatest prudence
towards these dumb beasts, who minister
70 their pleasure and necessities. They
should have plenty Of nourishing food and
good pure water
Don't expect team tc thrive and keen
well and do heavy work on grass. Tn
fact. the less grass horses or cattl, oct
while working, the better it is for them.
Vtcas'onaIly give them a little, merely to
keep the stomach and bowels from ba-
coming conStipated. Imagine nrrsan
doing mans work and eating uo.b;ng
but greens and potatoes. Tha, some nnr-
sons could do j. is quite possible. That
1t Is the best diet for hard work no onl
believes. For 10, weather work Give
/ your team the most nourishment with tho
least bulk. 10 not let your team carry
about load Of hay for a few pounds OF
nourlshtnen :. Ground feed, or b.tter
st!!L, cracked grain, oats, rye, barley with
l'tt'c corn IS good food for workin., an
! lTi-ts during the spring aud summer work.
II tue miller Insists On grinding feed fine
let farmers insist still stronger that i
must be ground coarse.
Some people water their teams morn
ing, noon and night, without re ard 70
the difference Of the days temperature or
the demands they make upon it. # i
downright cruelty to wor K team six
hours m day without drop Of water,
and after the work Of the forenoon j. done
on the way to the stable, or before fed
ing, allow it to drink all It will. The
better plan IS il the middle of the half
! Day work to give each horse half-p,il
Of water, and another half each lust be-
lore tefIint, first giving the team hall
hours rest.
Fed light 4: noon, IA rely enough to
refresh Tie team, and water fracly a few
moments before resnming work. R,pcar
! the watering N the afternoon. Two or
/ ttfee hours alter the d Us work is finish
| 81, water ana give the largest feed Of tao
day, ana only little less than cxDerience
shows the animal viii eat. Ifon tie rod
wator a ottcn as the horse will drink. re-,
nemter.ng not to let 10 stand after drink
ing ii II be warm. Ifthe horse is vrv
warm Do not give him all that his unnai-
Iai thirst viii crave for lika manyasillv
man, he VIII drink too much.
As1in. people viii turn their horses
Tout to bait and if they see a shower
coming VIII hurry them under cover.
On the ntrary, if horses arr in the sta
Die aud show r comes up and il Is warm.
tnrn them ont and let then, bav, a rood
''Slower 5.;h" it will DO them goo!
! When the rain is over pat them II tie
Darn and ruy sLon uu,il thev arc dry and
vagm. II. = .!uts are thrown out for
'ac heacd. Z tac,e wao box .u3gu the
+ horse and THE ~ rs some # co.'s lis;
gifts y i;rag, ard t.cI tn. r v.o al
even tae .ail Il cue Tor ssarrar. y -
f! hold IL esplnsi1,c Tor our treat.aeal If
: His 3a.e olc dlulJ creature. --la.s.-t-
en- :. 3: J4pA.
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borrowed It on my vineyard above eF-
riers- Ask farmer Graag4, aul 80 !,
he VII deny-it"
Then who toa5 my money :" er,el
Monsieur Joseph Roussel. looking vs-y
wild
That Is yans business, pot mine" " Bit
terly replied the young man then, look
ing around him. be added: Il have learn
el this evening what trust ia my hoacr
l may expect in this house. LIT none o(
you wonder that / shall hencefpsth max
my hone among strangerS. J 4 ye Yer
r,cgs - strY III 't--aow. AIS MON ent, !,
and i VIII be strange Indeed il erer set
10 ! il it again.
He looke'I round the room onca more /;
then going straight up to the SPOT where
Charlotte stood alone, God bless you =
he said with much emotion.
She did not answer. She stood there
before him. passive and Ike ona il a
Dream. He said TO more, hut turnc}
away and was gone As the door closed
upon him, as they heard his steps rap, ~
rooo,-, So, J.; ..,,. !..i
anrr;I,. On H., hns.I,,r '''.- ..1I, + i,ra ,.,n
come with Your co.'l-s1d bull stories =
me ~ he cried with fury. "IGrw dare
You accusa my son OF robbery"
Monsieur Joseth RouS~el stamped hi
forehead. Then a sudden light seemed
to break upon him
I know who di'l i, he cricd--I knNw,
ard h. rushed out of the house Ike one
distracted.
The notary threw himself down on 8
chlir. and al lrcssaI his wira. said. very
rucfallv .L1pi.e. va should have tod
ne not = beli,yc it-you should have
told ne
Malame R,ussel raised her pocket
hanlkercAief 70 her eyes. and, speaking
from behind it. said. in melaucholly
voice 1t all falls upon me because am
hot his mother
Charlotte stoned +, Mari. 70 follow ber
out of the room. When they both stood
outside the door, she whispered: 800 and
beg of your brother not to leave the house
tonight
4 dare say not repliea Marie, whose
eyes were red with weeping, .Hcuri new
er minds me-
TRY, Marie, trY,' urged Charlotte.
The girl went reluctantly, aud very
an1iously. Charlotte waited for her a,
the foot of the staircase. Marie soon
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he Glad 20 spend tomorrow win You,
She added. with a little sigh, holidays
seem 50 lonely
Tie Yerrieres fashion of spending hol-
iday IS dull one.
A good dinner, walk in the garden,
nnd round game Of cards IN the even
ing, was all the entertainment tha, Ma
dame Roussel thought needtl for her
family A thunderstorm interfered with
one part of the programme tho garden
was inaccessible The dinne1 and the
round game remained. Yer, : 2 and
weai,so'ne .ceIned the 6iGdet 1So' q 49, y
Lotto, who-di not care Cor COED cheer !;
aal the evening was not much better
Sire 500 lost all her counters. and was
henceftrth out OF the game Whist the
oth r p ny d on, she leaned back ia her
chair, listening to the wind, which was
ri>inc. aal to tie rain that now beat wild
lv . lust -he window ranes. Monsieur
Raus> ~ teering at the cards through
hi, cold 2ctaclcs; Marie showed her
.haud TO her m thr, who nodded and
smiled aul little Louise, leaning heavi
" agai., Charlotte, was falling a~leep.
/ Nademo.s lie looked at them little visit
fully There is pleasure, and also pain
IN beho,iins family circle when We are
our~eIy alone.
"Ifthey had not asked ne to join them,
I = ought Charlotte, Il must have sat alone
/ in nv room this evening and, because
thew asked me, he left the house-iuSt as
b. lef5 Nerriares on my account four years
ago. They 60 not seem to miss him
much; and vet they surely care more
abou him than they do about me y
\ violent knocking at the front door
reused her from her reverie. She look
cd up with start, and found the notary,
his wife, and daughter exchanging alarm
cd glanccs.
"Why, what can have happened 2 be
gan Monsieur Roussel. 'Surel y
Here the knocking was repeated more
violently than before, and this time the
shutting step Of the servant, coming from
the back Of The house, said that she was
| Fastening to give the impatient visitor
admittanee. They heard the front door
IL 116r II t}.a rom, N which tbev were
sitting burst open, and Monsieur Joseph
| Roussel broke in upon them, with wild
I looks wet garments and drippinr UNI
/ brella.
.AIu ,,onov =, ba oasna6 "Nvmon-
ov ,, Je shouted rocorerinr. hreaft, and
sfril,ing rho eoor with his unbrella.
"WhcTa i NV money ,,
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Ronss3l rama;red w;tb the nrrfrcJ carj
-, ,,0ar ,sas e'.;,a - ,,I,v IN Lis hand anI
..,n'.I : -. hnat... ,n;,L onan ,,optb
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ten you l "an' my monGg' Jog @
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Seem thousand five hundred francs.
repeated the notary, turning lir1, and a
dreadful light seemed to break upon hlm
as heard the amount OF the sum.
Yes, seven thousand five hundred
francs. sternly said lienrl.s uncle and
! godiA'heT-, seven thousand nfe huhqte1
this afternoon when Henri was in the
hou~e-io yau hear ?" aud he rolled his
tnveS about an / wiuked at them all with
terrible si,uifcance.
V,r.; - p..,..s.1 +-;,I . no,I- Inn,
words ,-on, not come 70 him tTe sank
...rwar,l on the table. and. with his head
lyipr tle~a. uttered a laep. heart-bra ken
5raan. Ntdlma Eoussel raised her hands