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to.,,rrory o1dr.,A "a Aox "a 80. shown that the
rommnSoor. .nd NJ vor " wasuor - AZ co,;nrc,ion
with o,hsrs saen,ns r,cn baryast no the,r iIeyni
",an,,nns hnP'"S ros nsam. a..g,,rnJ 20 10 ~
49, ~ w pa n,o.e.,.a anJ ,.s,,1et
,bat ,hcy we,a sbsoin,e,s eompe,es 10 abspdon The
hnsins, Wiz ,,o n'o ,h ~ ,,,Ia'Ion. vi "
Commodore Vanderbilt through his man Van Wag
ncr and that the latter stated TO them that they
would not be permitted to run their cars. To save
themselves, they sold out 10 Van Wagner at great
sacrifice That Commodore Vanderbilt Is interested
with Van Wagner no doubt EXISTS In the minds Of
the Committee. A. their neIt sitting the whole
scheme will be probed TO tie bottom.
,,o,,so ,p, coxc,,,, ,,vxvnv, "a,
sena,"r Genet .iSrt1sa ~ ,,,iry;na mn Pine
this morning b. Offering . resolution directing
Comptroller Connolly TO report TO the Leeisl,-
!We the toai amount = OF money dnDursed
bonds issued, and obligations IN any way
incurred BY tho city Of New York under
we law OF lSSs, providing ior street repslrnS, IN
Fifth sycnne nnd C,ttrai ParE aiso 10 whom sueh
nonty wis paid. the names OF the companies, and
the names of MI persons Composing those cOmpa-
mics. the names OF ther offcers, the names
OF the prrson. or person re,eiptIrg for
the money paid; also, the amount Of
m neg % paid 10 each company or individual, and
the purpose Tor which Is was paid; also veflled
coIics OF ali vouchers for all money dlsburscd BY
the Comptroller what contracts were made and OBJ.
legations Incurred on the pnrt of Tie city and any
have been made or now EXIT in purruance OF
said law: siso the term. and purport OF
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Danger In Assisting Mr. Berub.

John Farrell. liverv stable keeper in Gold
street, Brooklyn, was he ore Justice LyDch yesier.
day, on Charge Of having In his possession stolen
wagon and harness. Tho property had been placed
IN Farrelfs charge by Mr.. W. II. Lyon, oriccr for
Mr.. Bcrchs society, who had seized the horse.
~a2on and harness on the ground Of cruelty TO the
morse winch wac shot yesterday by order OF the
Society. When Court Ohiccr Bolton went armed
with search wSrrsnt, TO r"oover the wagon and
harness, Farrell violently resisted, and threatened
"a blow the oncer's brains out. The alteration
soon drew crowd, which menaced the oficer. The
harness was rooOyered but Farrell cfubs to deliver
the wagon, CLEANING o. for keeping the horse. The
hearing vas adjsurued. Lyon. tie socitt,'s of1cer
has been arrested on charke Of stealing the wagon
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Philip Carey. laborer on the Hu'son River Rail.
road. Was fatally injured, having been eau INT bet
tue ca At Thrticth street aud Tenth avenue ycster.
day, '
owen Kirk fell from the New Jersey gravel rain
Just va. leaving stanhope ats lat night but was
him to Bellevue Hospital.
Mrs. Hall, Of Mclrosc, was knocked down while
cto sing the track nj Melrose tadon She was pushed
under the platform, but beyond the shock to her ner
youa sys ten she sustained no injurlss.
Andrew McCarron, moulder residing at spuyten
Duyv snrnng from a. express train which he had
on board by STAKE, and seriously injured thai
slight hopes are entertained OF hS recovery.
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A sACRIFICE TO SPANISH HATE.
The BnrIai OF the American Citizen whom
the spanish Volunteers Assassiuated-
Indianities which the Government Ought
to Resrnt-A ncctina IncIdenia.

Tue epnntsh volunteers Assaesinated-
Indignities which the Government Ought
to Rescnt-Afectina Incidents.
At IL o'clock yesterday morning an immense
concourse Of people gathered in front OF the under
taking establishment OF Osborn, Martin & Co., in
the Bowery, to witness the obsequcs Of Isaac Green.
wald, who was murdered In Havana on the 9th inst.
Groenwnld professed the Hebrew faith, and the So
clety Bnsi Berth, OF which he was a member, took
charge Of the obseques. One OF the first TO arrive
was the widow. who was overcome with grief Mr.
Landnian, her husbands employer was pres, nt
and assured her that herself and her children should
want for nothing. The body remained In the metal
cofin 10 which 1t had arrived from Cuba This was
again encased In 4 wooden easket. The relatives OF
Mr.. Greenwad previous to the departure OF the
eo,tt0s for Bay Cemetery. had opened the wooden
conn and placed Inside Jewish burial dress.
Tue order Of procession was as follows:
Jcncr'on Lodge OF the order Of Machabca; Grand
ADD hsSsr E ESsS @ sSd drSus snS isS%Sa fS%se
cn.r oS % T ksSn u F ts
osSdpSSs pSa Sss asS e SrSIs I
ssssr wSss sSsi.s sss osgHGs9s & 9. S".'.1,'
Germans and Israeiiies. As 1t moved down First
S1h e,sO;p SsSsS5 Of one Of tho
mission to Join the eortige, which request was vii.
lingly accedcd to, she being the sole Cuban present
On hITlNnK ~ INe lieusNOn tUttt Terry, tnOse Nno
had followed the hease on foot remained behind,
whilo ten carriages and the hcsrse continued on 10
the cemetery, beyond Janiaion.
The funeral services were conducted In the Jewish
form. The RABBI delivered an eloquent address, In
which he spoke with feeling Of the barbarity of the
bloodtlirsty Spanish volunteers At the conclusion
OF the service parting look wns taken at the face Of
ureeuwnld, which had suffered great change from
decompositiou. The Rabbi then took spade from
gravedgger and threw upon the conin three spade.
fnls OF earth This act also done by four OF the
Children Of Gteenwnld. The procession then re-
The murder Of Mr.. Grecnwald by the Spanish vol
unteers YVES .aseravatcd BY tho indignity that was
practcet upon Ills body. Under prctence OF a post
psorfsm the Alcade OF Havana took the body 10 his
Office and denying permission 10 Grcenwads fric nds
TO be present, the body was robbed and mutilateu,
and was then buried naked IN the part OF the ccme-
terry assigned to fc'ons. And when the friends Of
the murdered man called next day, this offcal re-
fused to surrender the body. Gen. de Rodas was
appealed TO and he gave an order to disintcr the
ys5y; eu! the Shi9 sSfssiasilc Was i'ss ebslila,s
trouble the friends OF Greenwuld secured his body
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OBITIIR

Malsr irowson, Deputy State Comptroller OF Call.
ioIh'r u!SH suddenly In San Francisco on Tuesday.
bAnd af members of the AlemaIL IA club and Germ an
Porter Teren. attended the funercI OF Henry Kram sT
At 20 Fulton street. yesterday,
The funeral OF the late j. Wesley uarper takes
a. II 9'eosk ths morning. froul tho Sands street
Meteoaht Episcopal Church, Rooklyn The services
are 70 be performed by the Reverends Fletcher Morrs
Green wood. 49, .'N w w NN'-' w
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,yeroms PnrI IN baxs . Rival.

The grading Of the Fleetwood Park race
course, in the basn on the west side OF the Harlea
Railroad. between the village Of Morrisania snl
West Morrisania is progressing rapidly. The coursu
Is 10 be q mile track, OF very easy grades sal
curves, and every foot OF IL can be observed frsm
the Grand Stand. II IL Intended to construct the
track IN the very hest manner. and finish the buli1-
nrs In style not surpassed. The ground ani
buildings will cost ti500O0 and to he under the
charge Of Mr.. David d. Talman. Of New York.
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TIE State Senate went into Committee on the Er.
ehe Law An amendment providiux for the submission
OF the question TO the people lost Senator Murphy
reported adversely 70 The bill relating 70 public
Bs were introduced sprropriating si2sOoo for 1912
veterans TO prevent combinations against trade and
Sompsny act amenlment, the revised statute
en , dnen. resSve TO tfis and punishment u ac
corporations orssnLed undor the general laws, the b
extending the term OF Office of Kings County Col.
leetos the o amending act for the payment notes
on holdsys anc the bill providing trial In OF
convection inCo1rts OF Oyer and Ternlner were or.
dcred to third reading.
In the Assembly the Canal Approp iation hill the
PHI abo,ishinG the special Sessions the bill
INC Manhattan Market Company the bill Increasing the
salaries OF Court nterpreter and the relative 10
non-Iesidens occupying market stands were reportcd
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gentleman passing through Washington street
near Bitclay, aceostod grocer and while tho t-s
were conTersng, Washington Market loafcr as
saulted the grocer. Tie act was witnessed by ses.
ctr No. liT came up. They asked him 70 make
The arrest. They were ready 10 make a charge, bul
the NJ T. strutcd away, and Inspector Dilks decide
that an odcer - not required to make an arrr-i
Tor AT assault which be did not Nitn,ss.
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Founding a Fat Mnn Mt Kelly & Leon. Mi..
stre'r.

Seated in the audience behind the orchestra
chairs In Kelly Icons Minstrel Hall last evening
was very fat man. Hs was accompanied by
two children, girl and . boy. Ne w.
bald, with the exception OF 9 fat rldea
OF hair which ran around the roots OF his head.
During the the evening tc laughed very nmoderais
y' During Cool Durgess's performance he augbeA
so long that he became purple In the face choksa
violently, and gasped for breath. A doctor in the
sudience seeing his condition pounded him vigor-
9ousy on INC back until lie recovered. By the
doctors advice he travelled home
The performances Vt Kelly and Icons are entirely
new, and are the best IN the city. Both Leon ana
Kelly have greatly improved In acting sine, their iasa
npp1rance here. 8. .. Purdy Is With the company.
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Mobiles Rival Mayor..

MOBILE, Feb. l6-We have an interesting war.
We hive two Mayors, and the struggle between
them ioT the ascer dancy foreshadows a municipal
war Mayor Price outhanked his rival, Mayor Har.
rnrton, this morning, BY opening The CITY Police
fortified himself with a posse OF police in the City
Clerks ofice, where he signs licenses. II Is ru-
mored he will call on tie militia.
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s,abb,pq Anray 4. pc.bro..,- Street.

Shortly after midnight this morning. while Ed.
Cshil and his brother, Jeremiah Cahill having Just
taken a drink in DcsOrosses street, were assaulted
with rt rungs and knives by Augustus Arlg, Er.
nest Lindman, Henry Book, VIM. Olerach, and
several oticr~. who were oil intoxicated
In the hrst ons Auglt bO Cahs aud wm Murphy
were knocked seD-elcss. While Jeremiah was down
OF the rurianr stabbed him In the spine wound,
ing him, 1t Ia feared mortally The assailants were
nm. IL
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Fn shionabie Wedding In Ncw,rI,.

A large and brilliant wedding was celebrate.
in Newark yesterday, the rartes being Mr. Henry .,
Butler, Jr, Of Paterson, and Miss Mary b. BRADLEY.
eldest daughter Of the Hon. Joseph p Bradley. .
Gently nominsted for Associate Justice OF the UnH
states Supreme Court.
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Nearly one thousand persons attended the bail
last evening. among them Gen. Mcdowell, A. y
Stewart Judge Davies SnJ wife. VIM. b. Mcelsr
and Alfred NJ Roe and daughter Gen. sherid,
was expected. but did not arrive. The display of
dresses and ornaments was very cGirav giant on,
lady wore diamonds to the value OF $1,000
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Furry the spanish Carries.

Tie Carist deputies created wild excitement
mcnt N the Coltes yesterday by charging that in the
recent elections their candidates In many districts
we're defeated through Government Interference,
The accusation was denounced as false, and stormy
scene followed After violent debate the sitting
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The Pneumatic Railway tunnel has been
cavated to poiEt half way between Murra, "a
Barclay streets. 1t /. painted white, and brill "a
llt with gas. An attractive flush is given the
by Malnscotlng OF onk and walnut.
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LOSSES ny FIR N,

a Z, DAYS peg factory. In North Chester, Mass
was ournei yesterday. Loss. o. 500.
w Last EVENING" still exploded In the Crystal OIL
destroyed The treating house Loss, tieOOG
The loss by the destruction Of the Hampshire
wooien MUS ana the Huntnston Maraeles factory In
hsnnHg'on' Mass on Monday, sS2250 insurance.
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The Missing Chicago irewcr.

CHICAGO, Feb. l8.-Bairslc, the we'll known
brewer, whose mysterious Disappearance has leen
the tubJ ct VI newspaper paragraphs, has alb.
seconded lie ostenslby started for Caumet 70 pay
OF The hands on1oyod in his brewery, but did not
stop. His liabilities arc 5000. His assets are sad
I'M abOut Sl0lUm
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BROOK IYN.

The verdict found crowned" was returned at
an n9ue' at Fort amiltoa yesterday ner the body OF
al unknown - -
There viii he = centenary meeting N the Uniyer.
sas enurcf.s Of hrookyn ut the Chapel Of the Poly
Nchnc ms Nnte, INingsttu street, Court, tina
evening, the l'th. The Rev. f. II Cluapin, H. D. The
hry T. G. Inues, and tho Rev. A. J. canheld will ad.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY rHs
SUNS REPORTERS,
The Great Arion Bali-The show II the
Academy OF Music.

INC trent Arfon Bnit-The show II the
Academy OF Music.
Tonight the Academy Of Music will brim owes
with fun on the occasion OF the grand bal masque Il
the Arion Vocal Society. At Q O'Clock, after a.
overture by the orchestra Prince Carnival escorted
by the Lobby Committee in the costume OF pages u
Maria Antoine,te, will ascend the podeum. at whicA
time the curtain will rise. lie will enter the gorrs
Gus hall. built In the "Rcnassance" style. Ths
Floor Committee in tho costume OF Chevallers Il
Louis XII will take position In double flle on escs
side Of the stage. 10 the centre two grand groups
representing Reaction and Progress-thc one coz.
sistng OF the "Gcumenlcal Council" the Pops.
Cardinals, Archbishops, Bishops, Prelatcs ana
Ptest the other consisting OF all nationalities Of
peoples, bOuni osethcr by tho iron chain OF the
great work Of commercial achievement, the " Pacific
Railroad" The locomotive will be transformed in
TO 4" triumphal car y, on which Columbia 10 seated.
She will be received by Prince Carnival, who vii
accompany her to the throne Tho Pope now ap-
proachlng will bow before the Prince and rcquests
seat beside him; his application will DO deIiedt
while Humbot, as the representative OF intellectual
proarsss will be welcomed nv the n-nHsr Ia si-SYS
with HIM the honors OF the throne. PIincS Carnivss
ana Columbia viii then descend from the thru,- We
open the ball by commanding the Polonaise wheA
ali masks will be admitted to the 1oor and Join u
the procession 49,
Prince Arthur has been invited and IL expected n
De present. Every effort haa been made to render
tho oHdir success both IN regard to respecabiiits
aud numbers, aud fine time is anticipated.
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Woman's flights In NewnrL.

Library Hall, IN Newark, was well filled las
who had assembled 10 organize an Essex Connty
WOmans Suffrage Association" Earnest speeches
were delivered BY Lucy Stone, Mrs. Wilbour, Celia
Burleigh and Others. ~
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The EI,clion OF G,orain,. senators.

In the Joint session of the Georgia Legislature,
yesterday, the Hon, Foster Bodgell was chosen to
the United States senate for the long term and
Messrs. II. r. FIrron ard Richard IL. Whitley for
the short terms, Mr. Blodgct has requested the
Governor to Withhold his certificate of election until
Il cal
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Condition Of the Other Victims.

HAvAsA, Feb. 16.-Hugh johnson. who was
attacked In company with Greenwnld IL out OF
danger. and had far recovered from his wound as
to be able to walk. His friend Foster, who was so
badly injured that lie was given up, IL improving,
and his physicians think he may be saved.
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Mholp Family Pol.annd.

CmcAGo, Feb. ia husband, wife, and two
children Of the name OF Bankema, were mysterious.
supposed that the poison was contained in some
muih, which was found standing on the stove.
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The Chc.. Tourney Prizes.

The tournament of the Williamsburgh Cn /.
Club closed with sump,uous supper. The pr L, -
were distributed thus: First prize to Major wcn
nicn; second Won Frankanbtrg; third, G. Si'
fourth, J. kn Ell fifth, Fuchs, Jr; SIXTH Demu =
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YIrsInia Rishl nj I.a.t.

RicnHosD,. Feb. ia resolution was intro.
70 sssSgd hsllGIsat nEhla IL cubS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20
coded in turning your hand against NV

coded in turning your hand against nv
lifer'
40, see it all ?" cried Victor. "Let
him not cross my path, or l shall be
tempted to become an assassin in yery
truth p
"'You can do better than that replied
M. Menars. "Denounce him to the Cen.
trail Committee as having attempted TO
make use of his authority for his own mi.
vate ends to the injury of brother"
"No, never again will hold anv com.
munication with the fraternity" said Vic.
tor with shudder. .,a.
"Then leave him to God. And nov
come home, and set Maries mind at rest
for she cannot think what is the matter
nth youn ISL
Victor Bernardo has never heard anv.
thing more Of Pedro Nero or of the secret
society of which he was SO inefficient a
member. Soon after his confession in St,
James Park, he was in position to fur.
nish house in Kensington, and before a
year had elapsed, he took Marie to it as
his wife-a room being appropriated to
M. Menars, who lives with them. They
give delightful little parties, for Bernardo
is well known in artistic and dramatic cir.
Giles, and composes good deal Of the light
music which is just now in such great de-
mand for ballets and extravaganzas. Some
of his children may perhaps take to the
lyric stage; there is small Bernardo who
mas powerful voice, but it is not harmo.
NOUS at present Chambers Journal.
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The Living Machine.

Injure the main spnng OF watch and every por
ton Of the works becomes disordered. The nn'
man stomach is to the human system what that eIas
tic piece o. metal is to q chronometer II inha'
ences the action Of the other organs, and controls
to certain extent, the whole living machine inc
comparison may be carried further; for as the weak'
neas or other imperfections of the main spring
Indicated on the face Of the time-piece, 80 also
the weakness or other disorder of the STOMACH DC
trayed by the face of the invalid The compiexiop
il sallow or faded the eyes are deficient IN ius'e
and Intelligence and there is a worn, anxious e1'
preston In the whole countenancc which ten az
plainly as written words could do, that the oTeD
nourishing organ whose Office II is to minister "
the wants OF the body, and to sustain and renew ~
Its parts, is not performing its duty. IL require
renovating and regulating, and to accomplish 'sis
end Hostetters Stomach Btters may be truly saiu
TO be The one Min1 needfM The broken haih
spring Of watch may be replaced by new oas'
but the stomach can only be repaired and strength
ened and this s one OF the objects OF tne Ialnous
vegetable restorative which for eghteeeh yesis
has been waging successful contest with dyspeP'a,
In all climates. As q SPECIFIC for lndlgesulon
stands alone. When the resources oil the Pha' , aa
coppia have been exhausted, without, 81 pesL W
ing more than mitigating the complaint .osl
CT this wholesome and palataDle, yee Po"o,rs
stomachic effects perfect and permanent cur NV.
In all cases OF dyspepsia the liver n more VI ,rs
disordered and upon this important gisn1, a.
as upon the stomach and bowels, tho D'ue!.
with singular distnctness, regulating ana ren -
Grating every secretive and assimilattng organ W
which bodily and mental health depend
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Miscellaneous Reading.
LILIES OF THE AIR.

Behold the stainless lilies fairl w.
Their starry petals I'll the ait
With many crystal gemi 4ARs
but they have left their sweetness wncrc
The angels gather them. &N
Beyond our reach these lilies grow,
In the white gardens OF the snow,
When fade the Haunting flowers
Or varied hues, which bud and blow
In this dim world of ours =. ,--t- ~ ~
And they arc plucKed by hands unseen,
Wnen clouds move like a shifting scene, "a L
And winds are piping loud,
And white wings softly pass between
The hidden sun and cloud. s4TrJ.
These blos oms, pure as light OF day,
Gathered : hands as white as they,
- Far In "the upper Deep" svl
Ar 'rewn in silence, night and day, a-e'
Wn our lost darlings sleep.
When night lets ts dark curtain down
On white.capped hills and forests brown,
Then the snow-lilies fair,
II woven wreaths, are softly thrown R*
From gardens of the air. a sU Hf1ta
They fall in front Of every door, W. 3 'i'
Which opens wide when come, the poor
For gifts and tender words;
And crumbs swept from the tidy floor,
Are strewn to waiting birds.
They fall upon the billowy mounds,
Where sleep in rows on battle grounds
Our heroes brave and true, tt
Whitening the, scene where CHASTITY wounds
Splashed red on flowers blue.
-Appleton's Journal.
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Chickens For Nothing.

A newcomer recently settled down in
the West. He was the picture of mean
man, but as he put himself to work in
good earnest to get his house to rights,
the neighbors lent him hand. After he
had got everything fixed to his notion, a
thought struck him that he had no
chickens, and he was powerfully fond of
sucking raw eggs. He was too honest too
steal them and too mean to buy them. At
last thought struck him-he could Dor
row. He went to neighbor and thus &C.
costed him.: iaa .., III
"Wal, reckon you hain't, got no old
hen nor nothin' you'd lend me for few
weeks, have you, neighbour"
81 will lend you one with pleasure"
replied the gentleman, picking out the
very finest in the coop.
The borrower took the hen home, and
then went to another neigbbor and Dor.
rowed dozen eggs. He then set the hen,
and in due course of time she Matched out
q dozen chickens, na
But now he was again puzzled; he could
return the hen, how was he to return the
eggs? Another idea-he would keep the
hen until she had lai6 dozen eggs.
This he did, and then returned the hen
and eggs to their respective owners, re-
marking as he did so:
II "Waal, reckon I've got as fine 'doz-
en- of chickens as you ever laid your eyes
on, and they didn't cost me cent nuth.
err"
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CHAPTER Ill.

On the lOuIln uhy, NlCloI DtiHaiui ~
covered--not his happiness indeed, but
his calmness, his presence of mind. He
watched for NJ. Menars to leave the house,
and hurried after him. =.
AZ wish to speak with you privately
he said a.
"Shall we return?" asked M. Menars,
pausing.
mo, no Marie might come in. must
speak with you undisturbed Come with
me to st. James Park" Nst
They walked together in silence to the
rus in urbe mentioned, and as ii was early
in the day, found it as deserted as Victor
had anticipated There were few nurse.
maids and children, pair or two OF low
ers a sprinkling of the lower class of
criminals, who had been prowling about
all night, and had now got over the iron
ratings, and were sleeping on the grass,
no one likely to notice them. 4
al have a confession to make" Victor
began. "When was very young, before
| left nv home, and saw what the real
world was like, was very romantic, |
lived in world of poetry and immagina.
ton; and as love had not yet spoken to
nv heart. 1t was in friendship that found
vent for my affections. My friend was
politician, an ardent democrat, a devout
believer in utopian schemes for the re.
generation of mankind; and he infected