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VII.

Five years since Noel Caperne
found Julian Dudley's name on the
bit of music; five years since he lay
on the grass, reviling the pleasant
music of the wood, which Jared upon
his misery; and he was back again;
gray amongst his hair, WEAKNESS in
his look and listless gait; back beside
the brawling Cor, wondering dimly
what had brought him there; stirred
to the very bottom of his soul by the
sweet and bitter memories that hung
about the place, but rigid as ever in
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Whole, am a cozy talk,
But, before you take walk,
Take my head off, and the part
That's left, put on before you start.
Behead again, and if you're deft,
\ proposition you'll find left.
------ [Schoolday Mag.
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had been.
"Noel,' she said, don't be angry
with me. I want to see the little
church on the hill once again
81 drew her down close to me and
spoke of my scheme, but she only
shook her head sadly, and laid it on
nv shoulder like q tired child.
"Noel, she said, I want to tell
you something, and you must not
think I am fanciful. I believe I am
very ill-dying. Let me see the
church once more.
Mr.. Caperne stopped a moment to
stroke the curly head on which his
hand rested.
'I knew what was in. her mind
then" he resumed; "but I could not
thwart her, and I was right. 1 left
my sister at rest in the little church
yard on the hill, just where she leaned
over the wall one balmy evening,
looking out into the sunlit West; and
the waves must rock her to sleep,
finished Mr. Caperne, softly.
"Now, is it any wonder that I was
murderer at heart?" he said. II
wandered to and fro over the earth
seeking vengeance, but I have never
found him yet. :"
"Mr. Caperne," said Lucy, slowly,
shave you forgiven 2"
He looked up at her with strange
mixture of wistfulness and determi-
nation in his face.
''No, 1 am not a murderer now, "
he replied; "but 1 will tell you what
have done. I have knelt on the
grave in the church-yard and vowed
VOW never to touch the hand of this
man or any belonging to him, in fel-
lowship; to remember, as long as I
live, that there is blood between us"
Lucy's heart sank with some unde
fnable fear and foreboding, and she
put her hand on his sleeve, hardly
conscious of the act.
''Mr. Caperne!" she said.
Then he forgot that there were 9th
ers in the room, for he took the deli
cate fingers in his own, and said,
''Do you blame me, Lucy? You
must not-you of all people in the
world. I could not lose your good
opinion, and live"
No one but the person they were
meant for heard those last two words;
but at this iuncture madame's knit
ting-needles, which had long been
silent, were put away, and she crossed
the room hurriedly, and went out.
Half an hour afterwards Lucy found
her standing before the portrait OF a
boy, painted some twenty years ago.
The kind old hands were pressed to
gether tightly, and the lips were
moving; but when her daughter
spoke, she only stopped, and kissed
the girls forehead, with brief good
night.
As for Noel, he was leaning against
his window, looking at the moonlight
over the Cor, and the gray church
tower, and the trees; and there was a
strange tumult in his heart.
'Why did I tell her?" he mused
81 don't know, but I feel better for it,
calmer. She did not turn away from
me. She would have me forgive
Would she forgive, 1 wonder, in such
q case? meant to go away to-mor
row, it is true, but cannot put the
cup from my lips just yet-the OPT
um cup which brings such dreams as
mine. I do not write poetry, because
every day is poem, sweeter thar
mortal hand could write. The whole
world has changed its face, I think
Will there be any awakening for me
1 wonder? and how and when?"
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There is very strong movement
in the Democratic party in favor of
Allen G. Thurman as the next can
didate of the party for the Presidency.
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Bill Heads and Statements.

Every Business man should use neatly printe 1
Bill Heads and Statements. We can furnish theTl
nearly as cheap as You can buy the blank paper
S9.50.
All other Printing in proportion, at the
sep1Sn NEWS OFFICE.
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- on ID "a { i - t ,
once Corner Main an High Streets, up stairs, over
Evans & Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK WAX
Febrnary Q. 1871. feb9y1'
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Answers to Enigmas in last weeks News. Sugar
Refinery and Euphrates.
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r.. G. RUSS. VI. d.,

Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur,
HILLsBORo, OHIO.
Office Main Street. next door east of Post Office.
Residence-South High St., south of South Street.
my1y1
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EVENING STAR.

NAPoLKoN's "OTsKR, SoN WHO CAS.r
TAKE CARE OF HrN-kLF.-Whtn Nsfoieoo III
died, one OF his sons was In New York CITY on
his way TO the Pscihc coast to improve his for
tunes, and Paris paper has just given some
news of him in a letter from himself Iouis
Napoleon jerome How rd Is the son of louis
Bonaparte and Miss Howard. was born in Lon
don in 1877 and created By his father Count de
Beauregard. Napoleon III. gave Miss Howard
the chateau de Beauregand In 1885. ON her
death the chateau fell into the possession OF the
Count de Beauregard. He was well educated
BY bis father, and fought IN the late Franco
Prusstan war. He lately sosd the property for
10000 francs. and determined 10 settle i'm
America. He has had bad luck already. a. the
following letter from him indicates. ssI landed
in New Nork after n very pleasant VOYAGE. and
had q splendid time OF three DAYS in the impe-
rial city of the new world. which. If II Is not
like Paris In many respects surpssses our great
metropolis. Then left for the West in mag
nihcent sleeping-car, the unwonted luxury Of
which enabled me for the first time IN nv life
TO sleep soundly on the cars. I thought IL was
very nice; but the waking was terrible. Tor in
the morning when dressed found that INV
heavy waistcoat had been cnt open and that the
81 900 franc bills which had sewed in there
had been distracted therefrom. was heyond
Buffalo when ascertained that my money was
gone"
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AZ Knave of ClUbs-Captain Jack.
~ Debts of all nations sal .i9O .OO0. 600.

~ Debts OF all nations : II 400 ,0O0.0o
~Farmers' clubs are lively in Illinois.
HS-It cost man in Green Bay. Wis, - 600
TO speak Of woman as ''ths at notorious woman. .
~ The woman's centennial association OF
Philadelphia is to be made national.
@Rochester ice-desleTs refuse to deliver ice
on Sundays this season.
81 Halt the honey bees of the northwest have
been killed hv the severe winter.
eS-An Ohio congregation recently pelted the
pastor with unmaTketable eggs for preaching
a temperance sermon.
- 1t cost a man in Milford, Mass. s60 to has
ten the speed OF his horse by sticking knife
into him.
~A father is under arrest in Worcester.
Mass, for whipping one year old child for an
hour and dislocating its thigh.
eSFifteen Detroit clergymen have published
an open letter to Governor Dix, commencing
his course in the Foster case. Capital punish
ment has been abolished in Michigan.
nS-A Des Moines Iowa) chap has fitted up a
fiddle to run by steam. And the Mortified
neighbors are looking about for some contriy-
ance that will enable them to run by steam.
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THE UNKNOWN WOMAN STILLIS TRANCE.
The young woman who tainted in st. Vincent
81. Paui's Church, Williamsburg, on THURSDAY
night, and who has since rem aimed unConcOus
street ON Saturday night. All efforts to learn
who she IL anu where she lives have been unsuc-
cessfHl. She il evidently a person of refine
ment She was dressed in deep mourning
Regularly she had attended ST. Paal's on
Thursday she entered the church at n O'Clock
IN the forenoon. and at =. m. was preparing
tor confession " hen sb e tainted. Her clothing
IL marked "Nsry Agnes ~ T. SHn, Ifh.
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DIED.

FROST. Suddenly, at his residence, near Good
Hope, on Monday, April Z, LEONARD FROST,
aged o. years.
Funeral from the residence of Edward NJ Kenna.
l2ls llth street east, Thursday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock.
R0LLINGS. At llo'cl'k .. m, SUSAN EUNICE,
infant daughter of John A. and Annie R0lings. =
SEWALL. In Georgetown. April gh, Mrs
MARY sEWALL, relict of Bennett Sewall, i'm the
66f h year of her
Funeral tomorrow Thursday at D. m, from
family invited.
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G GTSMiS h 4; kMTEiIGNERs' Trustees.
a9-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
A U ION SA LIE.

- By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date Oc-
VYVtober sd lS67, and recorded in liber E. C. X
NO. 81 folio 4ol, one of the land records of
Washington county, D. c., and also by virtue of one
other deed Of trust, bearing date October 18th 1871
aud recorded in ber Il. C. e., No. 81, folio 49, in
the same land records, l will sell, on FRIDAY,
April 18th, 1873, at O'Clock p. M on the premises
at public auction, IN the highest bidder, Lots Nos
], and 3, In block No. 8, and lot No g. in block No.
ton county. ID. G..
Terms of SALE One-half cash: balance in and Il
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust on
the premises. SlW cash down on each lot at the
time of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser. T. STEVENS, Trustee,
DUNCANSON, BOWLING & co.
a9-eOxds Auct,nn.ar-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


Rh LATIMER & ULEARY,
- Auctio1eers and Real Estate Brokers,
corner 81 PsRp B sufSis and in
CAT.LoeUE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE,
Hsko Cur ssS EsaksFEb' GAS AS
e. o. TUESDAY MORNING, April is, 1873,
No I at the Sss ae II sss
~ 1.-THE southwest corner Of H and 2Ist SITS. north
shall sell the
upholstered In Blue Satin Danask, containing Il
superb Mantle Clock, beautifully inIaid: Bouquet
. Table, elegant Lace Curtains and Cornice.
Three hundred ounces of Sterling Silver, made by
Baer KNIVES Id Fiat
Dixon sons; shefiieid Plated Ware, Complains
two Round Vegetable Dishes, two Oblong Dishes :,
Of froy srs
superior Plated Ware. Fine Table Cutlery.
Wsnai fns Baaei ornssts
superior French China Ware
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Cabinet, with Glass front.
Walnut Secretary and Bookcase.
Fine OIL Paintings, Engrsvings and Chromos.
One " alBgt Suite, upholstered in Cretonne.
superior Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows aud
Superior brussels and Thres-pls Carpets.
Hall. Stair Carpet and Velvet Rugs.
Toilet Ware, Card Tables. Shades
Cooking and ii eating Stoves.
A tine assortment of copper and other Cooking Uten
sls. &C, &C.
n. B.-For full particulars of this elegant safe
parties wishing to attend will call the suction
errs for catalogue.
Terms cash.
aS-dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
nY GREEN WILLIAMS, AucttOnesrs,
ID No. 1000 Northwest 10th and ID streets
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
PETS; olLCLOTHS GLASS AND CROCKERY-
WARE AT AUCTION
Il On TUESDAY, the 5th day of April, 1873,
W commencing AZ 10 O'Clock m, we shall sell
~ the residence Of lady declining housek eep-
Wing, No. 63 II street, between North Capitol
and LIST streets northwest the following named ari
Wslnut Bedsteads. Burt aus and Side Tables.
ainut rame Lounge and Reclining Chairs up
holstered in Green Rep, Walnut Cane seat
Chairs and Rocker
Walnut Extension Table, Mahogany MarbIt-tOp
Sideboard.
Msrble-top Center Table. Oak Dining room Chairs
Lady's Work Basket, Window Shades,
Springs, Painted Bedstsads, Bureaus, add
Nashstands.
Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Velvet
Rugs and Door
Han Oicioths and Stair Carpets, Stair Rods and
Crash.
IIusk and Cotton-tOp Mattresses, Cooking Range
Heating and o. her stoves, rrOckery and Glassw are
Kitchen Requisites.Nc.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
as-d AuctiOneers.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ERONTISG ON FIFTH STREET, Be

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ERoETISG ON FIFTH STREET, BE
On THURSDAY, the gath day of April, A D.
1873 at o'clock p m, shall sell on the premises,
by virtue of deed of trust dated the 7th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No.
65e, folio a. one Of the land records Of Washington
county in the District Of Columbia, known az ali Of
lot numbered ten l0) and part Of lot numbered nine
t9l, in samare numbered four hundred and seventy
seven (7) for the same at the southeast corner Of
said lot numbered (lO), and runn thence north
along Sh street line west one hundred and five O5l
feet thence west pety three 93 feet four and half
inches. thence south hundred and I've (le5 feet
thence east ninety three feet four and onehsif in
ches % feet ~ inches) TO the place Of beginning
Terms: One-third cash, balance and u months
to be secured by deed Of trust the property sold
deposit Of 500 required each lot the time
sale. Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after sale, otherwise the trustees the
right to resell the property At the risk and of
defaultng purchaser. All convey ancing at pur-
chaser's cost.
LUDWIG A. METNERS,t rs.,
GUSTAV HARTIG. trustees.
a9-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RY ". L. WALL CO.,
- Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and 903 Pa. ave, south corner 9Th street

EXCELLENT fwO-sfORY FRAME HOUSE,.
CONTAINING TIN Rooms. ON sIH srREEr.
R skIwEEN AND X STREETS, NORTH
- wrDNEspSY AFTERNOON, April s,
sell the above piece Of properly, being south
LOT having front Of 1efeee on Sh street and run-
ming back 40 feet. and connecting with threefoot
private alley With the Is feet wide pave public alley
Terms QUE third cash; balance I'm one and two
years, secured By deed Of trust on the pr-mise.
All eosycy sncing st the expense Of the purchaser
eiW 20 be raid down Oh the day of sale.
aid w. h WALL Co., Aucts.
a UCTIoN SALE OF STANDS IL CTNTRf
"A MARkET: Will be sold At public auction, IN
accordance with section 3 Of the charter OF The
Washington MARKET Company, on THURSDAY,
pril ~. 1875, ~ O'Clock .. m. q the Market the
right TO occupy for the remainder oftwo years from
gu" butehers' stands.
Hucksfers' Stands.
Bufter Stands.
Bacon Stands.
Miscellaneous Stands.
sWholssale Houses,
and any stands that have been abandoned By thu
Ale Al the same time and place any stands owned
nv partes rho desire them resoid IT their pense,
And % which notice has befn given IN writing 60
ths Clerk Of the eaid y arket Company. 1he annual
rental With terms and conditions Of payment, Will
be stated at ssne and piscs Of ~ a rwv.v
President w ashington Marks Comssny.
WAsHissToS p. c., April 4, ISIS. ss-lW
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cornerl0th aud ID streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY ON STREET. BETWEEN 6rH AND

Urn STREETS, NORTHWEST
- Under and by virtue Of decree of the Su-
La prepe Court ofthe District Of Columbia, passed
wherein VIM; W. Willingsford and wife are COM
piainants, and Truman A. Cook and others are
defendants the undersigned trustees duly appointed
~ said cause, will sell At public auction in front Of
the premises, on MONDAY, the 2lst day of April,
d. 1873 at "a o'clock p. m, all that part Of lot
sixteen (l6) in square four hundred and forty
!iisp, In the City of Washington, d; c., beginning
az the northeast corner of the lot and running west
twenty one CID feet: thence south one hundred and
twenty -four t124l feet; thence twenty one
feet thence north one hundred and twenty -four la
ieet to the place OF beginning; together with the
improvements thereon, consisting of a three story
erlek house, fronting twenty one (2lj feet on NJ
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by decree, are: One
fourth cash, and the balance in three equal install
ments for which the notes Of the will be
taken able at six, twelve, and eighteen
respectively from day of sale with interest at the
rate OF eight per cent. per annum, and secured to
the satisfaction Of the trustees. deposit of $40
will be required at the time of sale. IL the OF
sale not complied with within fve days from the
day Of sale, the property will be resold at the cost
and risk OF defaulting purchaser, after ten days
notice in any newspaper of the city Of Washington
All convey ancing ut the cost of the purchaser.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY{ rrrs,.a.
NJ y. NORRIS, Arustees'
aS-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RANKRUPTCl NOTICE.-This is 20 give notice:
- That on the let day of April. A. ID. iS-S, q
warrant m bankruptcy Was issued agaiust the
oi JOHN LANE, u the city OF Wa arlington, Of the
Distrc; 81 Columbia, " NJ has been adj udged bank
rupt on the petition ~ his creditors That the pay
eifts OF any debts and delivery Of any property be-
longing % said bankrupt, 10 him or for his and
the transfer Of any property by him, forbidden
bankrupt 20 prove their debts, and choose one or
more as-gnees Of HE estate will be held NJ
bankruptcy, 90 be holden At the CITY Hall, in the
city Of Washington, before J seyles Brown. Regis
ter, on the 18th day 81 April, A lys at " clock
M. n. SHARP.
40 n = Marshal ,f a n ~. Ms--soe.r
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A L G TION SA E.

By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date August
18Th, 1865. and recorded in Liber T and r. No. 4,
folio lag, one OF the land records for Washington
county D. c., and also by virtue of another deed Of
trust, bearing date November 18th, 1885, and record
ed in Lber aud r, No 8, folio To- &C.. in the same
lS3 at oclk p. m. the premises, at Public Auc,
tion. to the highest bidder. Lot No. 6, in Block No.
., and Lot No z, in Block No. 6, in property known
as Meridian Mill, in Washi neton county, II. G.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in and
u months with interest secured by deed of trust on
the premises; Sl0D cash down on each Lot ar the
time of sale. All conyeyances at the cost of the
purchaser. LYNDON II. STEVENS. Trustee
a9-eoSds DUNCANSON. BOWLING & co. .Aucts
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DY GEEIN 4 WILLIAMS. AnctiOneers
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID sts
rRUsIEEs saLE OF NATHALIE PROPER

~ MAR ST. AL0YSIUS CHURCH.
a b virtue Of a deet Of trust, dated August =
lI and duly TscSTdsd IN t n, :, Sc IS.
ton univ u. g., and by direction Of the party
cured therehy, will sell a public auction, in front
- the Premises, on MONDAY, April 14th, A d.
ls73. at 4 O'clock D. m, oil Of lots numbered one
hundred and seventy -four. tl74.l one hundred and
seventy nv. tH5,) one hundred aud seventy six,
TO- on hundred and saver, ny one hun
dred and SeVehty- eight, rs. AMI one hundred and
seventy Cine- (E9.l in Gilbert's recorded sublivi
sion II -drar- numbered six hundred AMI seventy
nve, 1913 IA the city VI Washington, with all the
bricE dwellings.
Terms q sale: 0ne-third cash; balance in six AMI
twelve uou-h 10 be secured by deed Of on the
property o. the satisfaction u the Trustee. d.
post If hundred dollars required each house
ut the time - sale. Terms 20 be fully complied with
within six DAYS after sale otherwise the Trustee
serves the right 10 resell the property al the risk and
cost OF hr-t purchaser. All convey ancing at pur-
Chasrr'- CU.f.
WILLIAM H. WARD Trustee
a4-eoSdS GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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. - Is2ats Broksr and Aue4ioneer,
49, 10. TO m SlTset, bstvssa @ aad b.
PUBLIC SALE OF BUILpIHa LOT Oh The
x TEsT rsI 4 10 o. l., s STREET s WEST. BIZ
will seil on eAfuRDAf, April ~, 1879, e
lot SQUARE, g, SassSS : front q IS 1est q q, ii
5sest wess. and running back is feet 10 10 feet
Terms: One ham cash balance In six and twelve
9euths. with interest. SSs OWN On dsy a. ale,
nveyancing at pu C haser's cost
acids B. Il. wARNEB, Auct.
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TNTHE SUPREME COURT THE pIsrRICr
u OF COLUMBIA

TAe seoosd day of lpr,, iss.
CATHARISE NJ. BOYLE M. JAMES BOYlF No.
S,lf, Equity Docket.
On motion 81 the plaintiff, by Mr. Daniel T. cshifi,
her attorney. IL IL ordered that the DEFENDANT
before the hrst rue-day occurring forty DAYS after
this day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with a. I'm Case Of default. b. the Court:
A: MlLIE, Justice, &C.
True opy.-Test X. j. MElGS, Clerk. &C.
B, WILLIAMS. Assistant CierE aaxN
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DY DUNCANSON, BOWLING CO, Aucts
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwes
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION
*, By virtue of deed of trust, dated Sertamber
La Nth lS72, and recorded in Liber SEA. folio go of
the land records Of Washington county, Dis
trict 81 Columbia, aud by direction of the holder
AZ public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
April 2Ist. 1873, at O'Clock D. IN. All that piece
parcel of ground known and described as original
Lot numbered four a. in south Of square enc
Frame Building.
Terms Of sale, required by said deed, are $1,000
with ten per cent. interest from September Nth
lS72 together with the expenses Of this sale in cash
and the balance in and l2 months, secured by the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest al per cent
and deed of trust on the property. $40 down when
the property is struck Off If the terms of sale are
complied with, the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser.
ROBERT p. DODGE, Ir
PHILIP A. DARNEILE, trustees.
a9 DUNCANS0N, BOWLING 4 co. Aucts