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Order EstabIlahed ElsSwhsrs.
A Bulletin from Thlsr1.

F= - LONDON, Aprl4
! A TImeS special says great battle was
commenced at ak o'clock this morning
by tie Nationals, under command Of Ber.
geret, who at ten O'Clock asked for rein.
forcements from Paris. There was much
animation in the bivouackS among the Ma.
tionals Sunday night, the men singing
the NRrseillaiSe and shouting depart a
Versailles" 'F
The ZGaaSS correspondent believes that
the battle, which was on . large scale, has
proved disastrous to the Commune. The
unexpected cannonade Of Valerien threw
the Nationals into confusion, and it is as
serted that the following Is now the situA.
ton: Bergeret with $1,000 men was
cut or Then Flourehsa was purpossly
permitted to effect q junction with him;
and Flourens and Bergeret with $1,000
men must SureAder, or fight at q great
disadvantage. rtry ID, rF.a.
: A TanGF correspondent says there Is an
improbable yerslen Of the affair, 10 the q.
lectthat Flourens has reached Versailles
and 1t Is believed haS been betrayed.
The gems dGrmS treat an prisoners un.
mercifully.
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. CANADA.
PrOOsedlngs in Parliament.

PToceedtngs In Parliament.
GETAWAY, April 4
In tho House of Commons, Mr.. Cart.
wright o member Of the Opposition,
moved an address to the Queen to the
effect that while fully recognizing the
duty Of Canada to maintain military de-
fenSes, and expressing no opinion in 0ppo-
sition 10 the imperial policy, in view of
the peculiar and analogous position Of the
Dominion, contiguous for thousands Of
miles with powerful States, many Of whose
inhabitants are nbtorionSly actuated by q
sentiment Of bitter hostility to the British
Empire, we cannot but feel that the with.
drawal Of troops Is calculated to excite
much uneasineSS In the mindS Of many Of
Her MaIesty'S subjects on this continent
Sir George E. Gather said that as the
address expressed generally the Wishes of
the government they would notoppose It,
but he reminded the mover that there
were garrlsons at Quebec and Halifax.
The House went into committee on
Address, reported and asked leave to sit
again. 51,-g
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RuoDE Isl AND will vote today for
Governor and other State officers and for
members Of the Legislature. Her Con-
gresSmen were chosen last Fall SETH
PADELFoRD Is the Republican candidate
for Governor, and THOMAS sTERRE his
Democratic opponent. Tho State Is safe.
ly Republican. Last year the majority
was O,b77, and the Republicans had 10
majority In the Senate and 80 in the
House. Several amendments TO the State
Constitution arc involved in the election
Of the Legislature. Tho most important
Is one which prohibits the granting Of
State aid TO any seCtarian school or other
institution, and one which abolishes tho
property qualification for voters. II this
amendmentb be adopted the qualifications
Of voter viii be his ability to read, reg.
sty Of his name, and a residence Of two
years in tho State aud SIX months in the
township.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The propeller Graves, which arrived
in Detroit yesterday evening from Chi
cago, reports no ice to hinder navigation
John Hearn, for many years prom.
inent in the Lake trade, diedlat his resi-
dence at Eric, Pa, Tuesday. He was ;
member Of the coal shipping firm Of ]
Hearne d Co., and director in the Chi
cago & Rock Island and Erie s. Pitts
burgh railroads.
John G. Waters, Deputy City Clerk
Of indianapolis, was shot and slightly
wounded by one McCarty, Tuesday morn
ing. .T..
The U. S. steamer Worcester, from
Boston, with acargo Of provisions for thu
relief of the suffering people Of France
has arrived at Plymouth, England, ant
will proceed at once for French port.
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The Cincinnati Election.
ONoNNATt,l Apr

UINoNAATT,!A April q. ~
The majority for Davis, Republican
candidate FOR Mayor, yesterday, was
1855. The majority on the Republican
city ticket range from 937 to S54, Kirch.
ner, for Director Of City Infrmary, receiv.
ing the smallest majority and Millner, for
WhArtmaster, the greatest, though there
was considerable splitting for both Alder
men and Councilmen, and in some wards
the election turned on local issues. The
political complexion Of the men elected
Is as follows: Board Of Aldermen, 8 Re-
publlcans and 4 Democrats; Councilmen,
1S Democrats and II Republicans. Only
one.half ol the Boards are elected each
year, Both bodies remain Republican.
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GkeGttelIig

CONNECTICUT has not done SO badly as
was feared. Tie vote is very close, and
the latest report Is that ENGLISH, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, has a
small plurality. 1t is deemed probable
that enough votes have been scattered to
prevent his having q majority Of the
whole vote, and lacking that the election
will go into the Legislature, which Ia
Republican and will elect JEWELL. There
Is chance that the Democrats have
gained . Congressman in tho Second
District, but on the other hand there Is
strong probability that the new delegation
will stand, like the old one, three Repub.
licans to one Democrat. Last year Gov.
ENGLISH was elected by q majority of
sa. lfhcs elected at all this time, 1t IS
by a very small majority.
Connecticut doesn't second the New
Hampshire reaction; and her conduct In
Mondays election will be quite a damper
onthe ardor Of the sanguine Democracy.
They will have to wait for Rhode Island.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION. tCT
SENATE. Co.

SENATE.
WAsHNGToS, April 4.
AIr. ANTHONY said 4 bill having
passed yesterday, he now gave notice that
he would hereafter object to the trans.
acting Of business other than was speci-
fed in the rule Of the Senate limiting leg
islation.
Mr. SHERNAN's resolution 10 provide
for bill 10 suppress the Ku'Klux was
then considered.
Mr.. BLAIR concluded his argument,
and Mr.. MORTON replied. y
The Ex. Session then adjourned.
Mr. CoBR OF North Carolina, replied
to his Democratic colleagues, WADDLE
and SHAFER, TO show that outrages still
exist in that State. :.
Mr.. KELLY caused to be read the fol.
loving dispatch, which he intended as o
replyto that read ~ the gentleman from
Ohio (MoBGAN) the day after the New
Hampshire election:
~. HARTFORD, April 4
Hon. II. A. KELLY:-We have elected
our Governor and three Congressman,
and 4 Democrat Is, as, you know, Ps
good aprolictionist as yog are. tg'y2s
This Was greeted with laughter on both
sides Of the House.
Mr.. MoRGAN replied, we have elected
four out Of seven members from North
Carolina and Connecticut, and therefore
we congratulate ourselves. He then ad.
dressed the House.
The House was then addressed by
Messrs. GARFIELD, Cox and ROBERTS.
Mr.. RoBERTs, at the close Of his address,
received the congratulations Of his fel.
low members on the floor. " ]!
Mr.. HOLMAN, of Indiana, opposed the
bill, and at five o'clock the House took
recess until hall past seven. ,..
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. PORTER, ofVirginia, and Mr.. STE.
vENsoN, Of Ohio, severally spoke Of the
Ku:Klux outrages, and Argued in favor of
thebill.
Mr.. GOLLADAY, of Tennessee, op.
posed II.
Other gentlemen took part in tho pro-
ceedings, and at late hour the House ad-
lourned.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 4.

CINCINNATI, April 4.
CorToN-Dull and declined middling
14a144c.
F1oUR-Demand good; family SO Boa
0 so. n.' ..ia5
GRAIN-Wheat in good demand; red
81 SSa1 10. Corn steady at &c. Rye
81 DIAL 90. Oats steady; No. 9, 59a6$c,
Barley scarce and firm at 9Oa99e.
GRocERIRs-Unchanged.
Ons-Linseed oil, demand fair aud ad.
vanced at 9Sc. Lard oil dull but un.
changed at 81 O0a1 08.
EGas-Dull and dropping at 18fS14c.
PR0vINuNs-Pork dull and declined
small sales at go 90 Lard dull and de.
clined at 11eal1tc. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders 7G7tc, sides sc; clear rib 9ici
clear 9Se. Bacon quiet and unchanged
shoulders 79asc; clear nib 10al0f; clear
11ta1ltc.
Hoos-Dull and dropping at % 0OaG 80.
ToBAcCo-Demand good at full prices.
WHfAHT-Steady at SIC.
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FINANCIAL and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.


New YoRK, April 4.
Gold firm; opening at 11O3, selling up 10
t109; closing l10ia110t. Loans at from
l to 4 per cent. Clearances S25 900, 900.
Governments opened firm and advanced
TIT on closing prices Of yesterday. Skies
OF 81 not quite US strong, Stocks, steady
at the opening, but amer the first call de.
clined, and subsequently became strong
and active; market al the close buoyant,
and highest prices of the day were made,
Reading leading the market on tue up
ward tack, and sold at tho highest point
Of the season. Among the western shares
Lake Shore, Rock Island, Northwestern
and Wabash, were the prominent features,
toward the close Of bank hours, q number
Of stock brokers and stock brokers clerks,
assembled on the corner Of Broad street
and Exchange Place TO bid up money In
this company, The closing rate was z
per cent bid. AT some time good borrowers
were accommodated at the leading private
bankers at Q and 2, and exceptional loans
were made on government bonds as low
as6. Money active. statesecuriues dull
and heavy. Sterling exchange ITO.
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MILWAUKEE.

70 % Pc u MILWAUKEE, April 4.
At the annual meeting Of The Chamber
Of Commerce FIN West was elected
President ss,
VIM. Foster, Of Whitewater, Wis, shot
himself at his wifes death bed, on Sat
urdsy night last But little hopes are en-
tertained OF his recovery. Depression by
the los, Of his wife was tho cause Of the
act g,T7.I n,
The propeller Fremont Of the Grand
Trunk Line, arrived this morning. Its
the inst boat through the straits, and re.
ports large quantities Of floating ice.
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Riot on the North Ractic Railroad.
} M ,sr PAuh MrN. Arril4.

The Pres Of Sunday gives an account
ofa riot on the Pacific road, lat SWede-
grove, where a party Of Swedes partially
intoxicated attackeda man named Potter,
grain weigher on the road, who was al.
most beaten to death. They proceeded to
Litch6eld, searching for more victims,
but all the stores and houses remained
closed against them. They finally dis!
persedyT The next morning q dead
swede was found on the track. The
trouble originated BY the oElcers Of the
road informing on wood stealen2 Con.
siderable trouble D looked for In this al.
rection, unless vigorous prosecution Of the
law q enforced,
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STATE BoNps-Missouris 99E; Tennes-
see, old 6s; new, 88t; Virginia, new. 7Oii
old, 7OkENorth Carolina, old, 4Gii new,
"a
srocKs-CantOn, 50; Western Union
Telegraph, 5sI; Adams Express, 72t;
Wells, Fargo & Co., Al; American at;
United States, AZ; Pacific Mail 4St, New
York Central, 98t; do scrip, 99; Erie,
21t; Harlem, 12s; Reading, los; Michigan
Central, 12l; Pittsburgh & Cleveland,
1874; Northwestern, s7F; dopreferred, 90j;
Rock Island, 114i; New Jersey Central,
81; St. Paul, COZ; do preferred, 79t; Wa
bash, 5St; do preferred, 20; Fort Wayne,
98f; Terre Haute, SIT; Chicago & Alton,
11S; Ohio & Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, s6I; Burlington
& Quincy, 157; Lake Shore, 10lii Indiana
Central, %; Illinois Central, 1874.
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BALTIMORE, April 4.
F1ouR-Firm; Western family S725a
WHEAr-ouiet and weak; Ohio and
Indiana 81 65a1 90. Corn steady; mixed
Western SOC. Oats G2G6Sc.
PRov1HoNs-MeSs pork 21tc; bacon
shoulders &c; bacon sides lie; clear nib
11Rc. Hams 17al7ic Lard 12ia1Sc.
WnsKY-Dull and unchanged.
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.ed.anrdens shopefot qualification rCuba
and astrong desire for the resumption OF
relations with the Pope. He also re-
commended many reforms, especially as
regards the finances Of the country. The
speech was repeatedly interrupted by
cheers from the CorteG
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Secretary Boutwell..C Conferences with
New York BankeTSs-HlS Views a.
10 the New Loan.

New York BankerS.-HlS Views a.
10 the New Loan.
lrr New YORK, April 4. {!
Secretary Boutwell, was yesterday wait.
ed upon by many Of the leading bankers,
at the Sub.Treasury. The conference,
which continued for several hours, was
chiefly in regard to the advancement oil
the new loan. Among those who called
at various times were Jay Cooke, howe,
Of Howe & Macy, Morton, Of Morton,
Bliss & Co.; August Belmont, Jesse Sell.
guire, q. O. Fahnestock, ]. D. Aubery,
Morgan P. Calhoun, and others. The
Secretary returned to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at q lSte hour In tie Rf(ernoon, and
soon after Joined q party Of friends at
dinner given by ], P. Morton, at his
residence, He proposes to 60 on to his
home in Massachusetts,, this morning, re-
naming there three or four days, and re-
turning thence to Washington, without
stopping In this city. The Secretary
stated that the subscriptions to the new
loan have, upon the whole, met his, ,ex-
peetatonS, and, though thus far confined
to banks, he anticipates that when the
subject Is fully understood by the public
at large, Investments will be made on pri.
Sate account not only m the United
states but also In Europe. Indications
are, he says, that by the first Of NAY,
when the bonds will be ready for deliy.
cry, parties will appear who Will. sub
scribe for whatever may remain of two
hundred millions ot dollars Of five pei
cent, now open to subscription. AIter
two hundred millions shall have been
taken, his purpose IS to hold three hun.
dred millions In combination with four
and Q halt per cent bonds sss
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WASHINGTON.
CALLING In THE THREE PER GENTS.
u. WAsHNaroy AnriI 4

CALLING In THE THREE PER GENTS.
WASHINGTON, April A.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to notify the holders Of the three
per cent temporary loan certificates, issu.
cd under the acts Of March Cd, 1907, and
July ,25th, 1853, of the denomination Of
81, 900 each, numbers 100 to 1901, In
elusive; and Of the denomination Of $10,.
900 each, numbers 1,0T9 to 1889 inclu-
sive, that they will be paid on presenta.
ton at the Sub Treasury, and that from
and alter the S1st Of May next such Ger.
tlhcatcs will cease TO bear interest, and
will no longer be available as portion Of
the lawful money reserve in the possession
Of any National Banking Association.
run ENGIIsH COMMISSIONERS.
Sir Stafford Northcotty and Professor
Montague Barnard, OF tho Joint High
Commission, accompanied by General
SChenck, were at the capitol today, and
spent some time on the floor Of the cham
hsr Of tho Senate, listening to the Ku.
AUX ueDAIePA Ano conYetalng Win sum-
ner and other Senators.
A YEARNING COMMUNICATION FROM A
DIsINTEREsTED San DOMINICAN.
The Secretary OF War Of the Dominican
republic has written o letter dated Santo
Domingo, March Goth, to the Secretary Of
the San Domingo Commission, In which
he says 1.-THE country Is entirely tranquil,
and ls every day more anxious that our
anticipated annexation TO the great 70.
public, be speedily and fayorabIp accom-.
pliShed. can see no other means Of sat.
tsfaction from the insiduous lntrigues Of
our Western nelghbors. The President
returned to this capital from Auza, after
routing Cabnal, leaving everything there
In the best Of order"
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April4
FLouR-Quiet and weak; Ohio and In.
diana 81 00a7 20.
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and a shade lower;
red western, $l64a1G7; white, 81 70.
Rye, 81 05. Corn, dull; mixed western,
7a79ci yellow, s0as1c. Oats, firm; wes-
tern, 6Sa60c.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull and weak.
PETEoLEuN-Crudc, 17tc; refined, 23a
284c.
WHIsKY-Dull at 02c.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Excitement at Columbia over the Dis
banding Of the ColoFed Militia.

banding Of the Colored Militia.
New YoRE, April 4,
The special dispatch says there Is great
excitement in Columbia, 8. O.; that the
streets are patrolled by colored soldiers
and police in apprehension of q riot
caused by tho proclamation Of Governor
Scott, dispensing with the intended par
ade os the colored militia on account Of
the bitter and excited nature OF political
opinions at this time. His order s iSSned
In Difference to the wishes Of the citizens
The Militia are very bitter. a
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Democratic Tactics In the Ohio
legislature

Irr r0aa COLUMBUS, April4.
A significant fact about the House ol
Representatives Is that three consecutive
persistent efforts have been made by the
Democrats to take up Enoch's. San Do
mingo resolution without success; the Re-
publicans almost to q unit refusing To take
1t from the table. Tonight the Repub.
llcans held q caucus. The House bill max.
ing receiving carriers liable for the final
destination Of goods lost or detained by
connecting lines was passed to-day.
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New York Markell,

New YoRK, April l.
,,,' CorTES.Dull a9d unchanged mid
FiotR-Quist at 30 cSas 80 for ship.
GRAN-Whcat Dull; red and amber,
~ gSal "a S5, Rye at 81 10al y. Oats at
Ia .L7I.AlhIP-steady at 1salasc, cash.: 1stc
EGGs-DulI and a shade lower, heah
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ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PREsIDEN
With q fnlfeorps Of Professors,

lust RECEIVED. z HI4
y e0CoIb Manila Rope.
~ lbs Flax TWine G0loEted.
Coils TarfOd Yarn,
SolhS. Hemp TWlne.
No. % Main street. q,
a6a0 = CHAS. q. BERRY.
Spring WHEAT BAKERS FLOUR
~ 80 Barrels "Faleon.p r-,g--# Al
M b,ttsh 'IlIly Rhie6." a.
For lAl6by t-
nRslS HENRY K. LIST I 60.
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In the Court Of Common Pleas, to-day,
several colorcd men were on the Venire as
Jurors. A white man said he refused 10
serve and was fined by Judge Ludlum and
ordered into custody. he exclaimed,
"Get your money II you Gun, l will rot In
prison before will serve on q jury with
. niggor." Tho Judge ordered the man
TO be kept In custody until the fine was
paid, and said, Every timg, you refuse to
serve on such grounds will fine you
two hundred dollars.
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SPAIN.
Tha OpenInr "a 20 Cortea.

Sr aS MADRID, Aprfss.
TAefsdon hsSpanih cuTtss oISsn,,'
ed to-day by King Amadeus. In his
speech from the throne the King express.
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STEAMBOATS,.
DEGULAR WEDNESDAY :
LIZ PACKET FOR PITTSBURGH. Le

.nPAcKETF FOR PiTTsBURGH. LeHs
Leaves this day, "wednesday 9Th Inst. At sP.x
The ane passenger steamer
CARRIE BROOKS. ...... Capt. DARLINGTON,
For freight or passage aPPIly to TO-,
ap9t y. u. M0NG. Agent
PEGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET
Leaves this day "wednesday Sth Inst, at 9P.n Y.
The splendid SIdO,Wheel passenger steamer
ARLlNGToS........., Capt. DAN MOoRH,
VIII leave 10 above
Passengers reeeipted through to 81. Louis.
For freight or passage apply 10
ap5" T. Il. M0SG, Agent,
DEG ULAR WHEELING .-
~ ~ AND NDP1TTsBURGHPACKET.
The steamer -
ARGoST,........ ........Capt. D. 3. GOODWIN.
WI. C. ANnERsoN. Clerk, .0
VIII leave Wheeling iOe Pittsburgh every Tues.
day Thursday and Saturday At 8 4. \.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
-. c. H. BOOTH 4 CO,
feb9 Agents.
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New York DIV Goods lrarkot.

NEw YORK, April 4.
Thsdry goods market Is steady with q
fair business doing In SeaSonable goods.
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PHILADELPHIA.
vlRGN1ASs on 4 VISIT.

YIRGINIANS On : VIsII,
PHnADELPMA, April 4.
A Committee OF the Virginia Legisia.
ture are now visiting this city in relation
to the centennial anniversary Of our Ma
tional Independence. They were for
mSlly received at Independence Hall to
day, by Mayor Fox and the Common
Council Tomorrow the visitors will
partake OF BANQUET at the Continental.
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ThesLlatest News
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION

The Republicans Garry the state.-
Comments Of New York PHpers-.
The Worlds Arithmetic Man Gives
Il IN. sf'R u 81 'Lt
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STILL LATER.

The Insurgents OuIEensIalod and De-
feated.
$4,000 Of ThOm In CAancOry.A
InSurEent Prisoners Shot.
P4slI satprSS.pahtsd ey seyt.arppnu..nnt
Troops.
Order Establlahed Elsewhere.
- lSlhI tltL~ " ] llulif ..HF5 4
A n,,lIaNin f.n,,, FNkIaH. N =
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Returns In the oaice Il the sEssatag
Post, this afternoon, from the entire State,
give English a plurality Of Is votes.
Should scattering votes exceed this mum.
Der the election will be by Legislature.
Twenty scattering votes were deposited
in New Haven, and 1t Is not unlikely that
enough have been polled to defeat IN
election by the people. The Tines, dem.
ocratlc, makes a plurality for English.
Should the election 60 to the Legislature,
there will be no doubt Of JEWELS success,
as the Legislature Is Republican in both
branches,
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InSurEent Prisoners Shot.

$4,000 of ThOm in cAanOsry..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18

You were right.--Ah, Margaret, a
Gentleman waiting to see me2 We will
he in presently.
John had listened like one IN a trance,
in spite of himself; then he moved slowly
INTO the hall, possessed himself of his hat,
and went away. repeating, A faint heart
never won fair lady; and she would
nave married me If | had asked her and
Granville Denormandy is my heir'
Margaret Margaret . called Elinor,
you SAID there was a gentleman here TO-
see me. What have you done with him
| showed him in here. pom my honor,
miss. cried the astonished maid left
him a-'ooking at your peter as if he could
eat it. He can't hev got into the dining
room fer the silver, can he? He wasn't
a ghost nor nothing, was he7
I-think-not,' said Einor, picking
up a handkerchief. and reading the name
of John Everett, Jun, in the corner -
= I--think-not. Never mind. Maggie /;
If he wants to see me he'll come again
But he never came again. And to-day
EIinor wears, among other charms. tiny
slipper of gold, embroidered with pearls,
which every one knows wasa wedding gift,
hut which few know to be memento Of
the days when she and John Everett made
shipwreok together.