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made By so respectable q customer was not, OF
course, TO DO questioned, and especially so when the
the Gust omer merely selected the goods leaving Z
them TO be made up, merely tshing away With her a
few small traps amounting to q hundred dollars
Pending the frequent calls ofthis liberal patron st
Madame DemOresfs MAgasin dcs Modes for the pur'
pose OF se.ectng her goods and having ner dresses
lifted she became scquainted with the iorewoman
Of the estlblishment Mrs. Waring Into whose good
graces shs found no diniculty In ingrstiatng her.
sell. Mrs. Waring occupies the large and elegant
dwelling q East Ninth street where she nc ,ommo
dates q number OF borders mainly youns ladies' n
tie Madames establishment Mrs. Warren was de-
sirous OF procuring
DoARD FOR SHORT TINE
In some respectable house, deeming It unklnd to
protracI her stay at the clorgyman's residence.
where she could only be q visitor She was looking
FOR house, and would purchase one as soon as she
could be suited. Meantime " Mrs. Waring could
accommodate her with suitable apartments the price
suite OF rooms on the second floor, Mrs, Warren
looked at them and liked them. The terms would
be 400 per week, payable In advance, These terms
were also satisfactory, and the new guest moved in
at once. The moving however, was matter oil no
great moment, ina:mueh as the moyeabe properly
person. she said she had LEFT her trunks In Boston,
but had sent for them, and was expecting them
daily In her strnt II her landady would obiEe her
with a ro1s ia mat, and few nscesssries for the
toilet, the layor should not be forgotten.
To so wealthy boardor, and one SO highly and
respectfully connected, 1t was only pleasure TO be
accommodating. Whatever she wanted was al hei
disposal As to the 500 advance for the nrsI
=
town to her bankers, twas
NOT or THE SLIGHTEST CONSEQUENCE.
II would do Just AZ well tomorrow. lady whC
had unlimited credit with Madame Demoiest might
certainly be trusted one day Tor little board bill
It's not necessary to dwell on the parhcul RS o
the three weeks sojourn OF this estimable lady IL
her new boarding house The delsils Ol her eIcuse
from day to day for deferrug the payment OF bo rt
money; Low she so ayoraby impressed he
| lpndlidy n to borrow entire suits OF under
clothing Of which ste was wholly destitute
becLu, OF the nOH.aTfyal OF her imaginative trunk
| on Boston; how khe succeeded IN bOrrOwn
small sums OF money from her fellow boarders, aut
| even from the seryanla In tue house, AS well as
rousite cradle sum nom her landady-all these par
| tcullrs would weary the reader, aud we mus
| ouiI them, and jump to the conclusion
| when slo LETT tho house one morning
| to go down town to her bankers for money Instead
| however, OF going down town, she went up, an
was seen with the lady OF the ministerial household
from whom, II subsequently, appeared, she bad Dor
| finding herself watched. sho loft the lady and
| DISAPPEARED,
| returning n due time to hor boarding place. On IN
| follow ing day she was watched again, and mail
| traced into banking house In Wall street OF hig
repute, from which she myslorlOusly disappeared
| though the front door was under surveillance o.
| the time.
| Pending these strange proceedings the same plau'
| ible woman, under the name OF Mrs, A, Patterson
was carrying on other operations OF similar mature
| Singular As II may seem, sho was known to th
| erEymaD's family as Mrs. Patterson, and th0ug
| she appeared at Madame Democrats, and at Mr.
| Warnings, where she passed AZ Mrs Warren.
| coOpsQI With the ladies' of lA household. tbo w