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, 1876-01-23
AMERICAN POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

GENERAL DCs1NEaa.
4 meeting Of the American Poultry Associa-
ton was held at the Grand Pacific Hotel 5ester.
day morning, President Charles a. Sweet, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, in the chair. and Edmund S.
Ralph, Of the snmo city, acted az Secretary.
The members present were I. X. Fech, Natick,
Mass. judge Luce, lows Mr. McLaren. Penn
sylvania; E. Il. Spaulding, New Hampshire !;
Daniel Allen, Gait Ont: r. Wiliams, Nlassn-
chusetts; Fl. 7. Sperry, Hartford; F. Martini Buff
falo; ". Wright, Detroit; ". Il. Todd, Ohio !;
L. Ferguson, Michigan; J. II. Lambing, Penn
sylvania; E. L. Lamb, Chicago; E. A. Mans
field, 'Massachusotts; ]. Y. Bicknell and A. II.
Halsted, Now York. After organization an ad.
journment was had uEtll tue evening.
In the evening the Association promptly as
eomhled and listened 70 the reports Of the
Secretary and Treasurer, which were referred.
Tho question Of tho election OF officers then
came up, and F. hasten. q. c. Luce. H. T.
Sperry, E. L. Lamb, and p. Williams we're ap-
pointed committee to report nominations ut
meeting to be held tomorrow.
Applications for membership were then recoiv-
cd to the number OF twenty, and referred to the
Executive Committee.
Of the Association WAS then considered, and in
vitatlons wero read from Boston, Baltimore Do
troit Doylestown, Pa, and other places.
After 4 full discussion Boston waa fixed On 81
the place for the next meeting.
The meeting then adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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until Tomorrow morning, when tho discussion
will DO resumed. Judge Moore Joined judges
Williams and Farweil yesterday afternoon il
he9l1ng the aEgunents The proposed consul.
pooed, and viii probably be held Saturday. Mr..
hountrse, however, is pressing for decision Q.
| the earliest possible moment, and the opinion
will be delivered very soon.
| TALLY ONE FOR THE NORTH SIDE.
Tho .ravages Of the ta1-coilectots have CT
| tended to the North Side ut last, a. was shown
" bill filed By Frank H. Ross against Ernst
Hummel the North Side Collector. Ross saws
20 lived in Indiana until after the 1st day OF
May last, when he movod into the city, and
seitted With bis household goods on The NORTH
Side. Here the lynx-eyed tax official found
him, and set down 5000 in his hook against
him. The Stnte Board nobly performed its duty,
anu the amount rose to 81, $50. Then Mr.. Ross
waa limited to pay $2o5 26. But he refueoe aud
Yesterday. on motion before Judge Williams, d
temporary Injunction Was granted.
ALSO THE WEST SIDE.
Lastly, Amos S. Soa1ey, OF the Town Of Vest
Chicago, waa induced by the erratin action of
Michael Hal!anin to enter his protest against
taxes in general, and his own in particular. Hs
states tdat in May last-a point OF time which
will probably be connected by the citizens of
Chicago With other associations than those OF
house-moyiDg-he only owned s295 north Of
household goods and personal proparty, which
he listed for tazntion. The Assessor, however.
this amount Us $4,000, and. after the
usual man1puiation 'In such cases made
and provided" he evolved the amount of
$356 SO as the correct tax for Seeley to pay. Tho
latter, however, ia willing to give up all his
property and call it square, il necessary, but be
can in no wav reconcile himself to the idea Of !
paying 961.50 for the privilege OF boing taxed, I
and he objects.
IN THE FEDERAL couRrs.
The Mhills Manufacturing Company also !
made its complaint, choosing the United States t
Circuit Court a8 it claima to be resident OF |
Wisconsin. It eays THAI in May last its stock !
mas unusually low. as it was Just moving from
one place of business to another, and was not |
worth over $4,000. The Assessor, however put |
it Ut $8,000 and tho State Board ut S12, 160, On
which d tax OF S509.40 vas levied. And they !
only want to pay about one-thiId Of that amount. !
BRTrroN DEsT1cK,
commission merchants at No. 1877 South Water
street. also having been reused up by vls.t |
from Michael Evans, retorted yesterday by fling /
3 tlt1 against him in the Superior Court. They |
saJ that they commenced business about the 4th |
day Of May last. as commission merchants, and |
That. on the 1Bt OF May, they did not have anv
personal property. Yet Phillips. with lis usua!
generosity, assessed them At 81, 300, which was
afterwards elevated to $1,976. Their tax is
s82. 80, and they fail to see where the Justice iu
t is. Even though they cannot creep out
through this narrow escape pipe, they still hope
o get out By alleging that the tax is excessive,
made without notice and without asoertanment
II yalue
, 1876-01-23

Tho Wife or Sir Hugh Mocker-.
Canada> Efopes with u N.ss, A
Army Officer. 3tak

Tho Wife or Sir Hugh moek.,
Canada> E1opes with = n,.s, u
Army Officer. 'atas
! spec.ai D,spateh to The Chieaoo 7t,.x,.
NEW YoRK. Jan. pa few days .go a.,
"al!ing received dispatch from tho cbt.. .s1
Police in Montreal, stating that the vifs ~ y
| Hugh Mackenzie had eloped With sn rs.a aa
officer, and it was supposed they bud eo,as
New York City. Then followed
scription Of the man and woman ~ W
Walliog detailed Detectives Reilly and w;n;u uph
son, OF the Central Office, to look for tbs 40
named, and they succeeded laat night in sssaa s.s
ing Mrs Mackenzie and her parauour, Mr H.
q. Bridges. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel h w ~
city. Mrs M.ckenzie had With her fonr .sa s
dren, all of whom we're taken with bar ana w. W.
Bridges to the Central Ofiea ~
police were very reticens and r.,,.st
to give any information relat,. y
the case, merely saying to the reporter, In, :
Was only family matter, and th,t. o..,;..
parties had nothing to do with it. This d;a ~.
satisfy tho reporter Of the TELEGRAM, hov..~
and be went to the Superintendent of pen.I
who eaid that be could not break faith unt;1 =
parties got away. Tho reporter then e.n'
on Mr. William F. Howe at nia ox.ss s
corner Of Leonard and Centre streets =. :.
was sent TOR BY AT. Bridges to rspresen. III,
Mr.. Howe ut first did not Wish to es1 .n.,s;al sa
Of the case, but after few rnomsnts' rederfoss
told the reporter that be would willingly r.s .
he knew. as he considered it IN a1bltrsrr .,,ss
By the police, IS there was no evidence on 1M.s
to arrest the parties.
Mr.. Howe said that the lady vas tho vs.x
Sir Hugh Mackenzie, residing At p1esanl -
Montreal, Canada, and that her comp.niao ~
dashing young Englishman, named Mr. 1ohs
q. Bridges. 1t appears that Mrs. MacS.nz;.
Mith hes four children and atr: Bridges, tf
this city yesterday, nhcu thny ~, -
up at the Fifth Avenue Hou1
where they we're subsequently, found by sht os.
GERS. Counsellor Hove was sent for n,
Bridges, and promptly arrived at tho Ctntrsi
Office. where he had an iutervies with Nr
Bridges aud Mrs Mackenzie He Than vent b.
fore Judge Barrett aud procured two urisd
habeas corpus, requiring the police authonbs.
to sho" why they should hold tbs sbors
gentleman aud lady we're auo' tn.n ...s, is
from the Central Office bcfoss Jusin
Bs1by. who, On hearing the evidence decidedh
discharge them as there was no evidence susf
,ient to hold them. Justice Bixby ag1eee hi
Counsellor Howe that the arrest Of those partia
y tho police was arbitrary and without u
hor1ty.
4 brother Of tho lady, a, vel
central Office to-day, and wished b
ave Mrs. Mackenzie return With them but vi
he positively refused to do. They wore M
1uch disconnected at the turn Of afraiy1 ,n
owed that they would not return without tn
ldy, but Mr. Bridges docs not appear to IN
hat they think. as he walked OF with ths lt
I'd declared his intention Of clinglng to hes.
, 1876-01-23
CRIMINAL.

! A Avagrant named Willie Tarble WAS yssterda,
delivered over to the Aurora authorities, vht
| want him for various petit iarconies, and an Rs
! aault with intent to kill.
! Sam Brown. formerly welI-known merchant
tailor OF this city, was yesterday held in $3.50
to the Criminal Court for stealing several arti
cles from the store Of Field, Letter d. Co.
The crooked pawnbroker, Andre Andrews
was again brought before Justice Summer6eld
| yesterday morning, and his bail Increased tc
| $4,000 for himself and $1,000 for his wife.
sneak-thievcs yesterday made away With a
barrel Of kerosene oil which WAS standing on
the sidewalk in front Of the commission house
Of Horace Burton, on North Jefferson street.
Charles Dunbar. tho 3" straw bundle board
ing-house beat, Was yesterday held in $500 to
the Criminal Court for his depredations on tho
boarding house OF Mrs. Prodere, at No. II North
Peo1ia street.
Justice Sunuaerfeld yesterday settled tho
Clark street stabbing affray hy holding James
Holland in $4,000 bail to await the result Of the
injuries he inflicted on Albert Irish The other
participants we're fined 50 each.
Frank Oppenheimer, a young clork in tho en-
ploy Of John B,alnes, dry gooda dealer On
North avenue, was locked up in the Chicago
Avenue Station last night for stealing sundly
small articles from his employer.
The notorious horse-th1ef. Albert Zinmer-
man, WAS put under an additional s1,1o0 bail
yesterday for his s,1th theft Of q horse from
Patrick Bohm, OF Blue Island, and his seventh
theft from Joseph n. Rutherford, OF Montcalm.
E. Dodd, Agent for the Kentucky State Lot
terry. Was yesterday held in 31,0U0 bail to the
Criminal Court By Justice Sheridan. for defraud-
ing ouo Joseph Adler. There Is similar charge.
preferred by the same man, awaiting henring
IN Justice HalDes' Court.
John Gresser, the man who was fined 500 by
Justice Foose Yesterday for inluring the eye OF
Sophia Lauherbach, took change of venue to
Justice De Wolf, who held him in bonds Of $500
to answer before the Grand jury on ths charge of
assault with deadly weapon, with intent to do
bodily injury.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Officer Hen
detson found the dead body Of an infant lying
IN the lumber yard in rear Of No. 21S Kinzis
street. As the chida skull WAS cruBhed, foul
Play il suspected. The Coroner ia at work On
she case, with but little prospects OF finding
anything concerning its death.
Friday night . vsgraus named John Lotps
sa!!ea a. The North Side lodging-house, and in |
1s'ec On being accommodated. He Wis eioeted |
, 1876-01-23

There is no news 8s Jet from the n1andamr
case at Springfield. ---
Water-rents yesterday were s., $40, and re,
and personal taxes So, 1876.
The North Side schools we're inspected yeste1
day, but no alarming defects were found.
Mr. Haines' opinion on the "motion to recon
slider" has not been received, and the Mayor ha
not signed the gas ordinance.
| Four out Of the eight water police, detailed t,
| go through the sewers last night, backed out
| and refused to submit to 8uch 4 lowering O.
/ their dignity.
| City Engineer Chesbroush has returned from
| bis trip to New York. where he saw the new en-.
| gines for the West Side pumping works. They
arc said to be hne ones- They were made ut the
Qulntard Iron Works.
Mike Evans collected about $15 600 yesterday.
He reports collections easy-when 4 warrant ia
in band. Monday he will take Clark and State
streets. from Randolph to the river, and make 4
quick job Of it, he says.
Tho subject ct gas does not receive a. much
attention rs heretofore, perhaps because the
principal actors did not appear on the seems yos-
md has been eyory day for weeks, When he IS
not talking 10 the Mayor ha aud Aid Heath ara
IN close conversation.
The editorial article in the Times On the issue
Of city certificates of indebtedness has caused
some talk and much disgust around the City
Hall. No one credits tho statements, and no
one is willing to believe the insinuations. Tbs
Comptroller deuouncos tho etatoments As abBo-
lutely false, and says there is not q city in the
country whose certificates are better guarauteed
than Chicago's. He regards tho article IS calcu-
lated solely to injure the City OF Chicago and
the business Of every man in it.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Thercgulnr meeting Of the Public Library Board
WAS held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. D. Il. Snorey
in the chair. Tho other members present were
Messrs. Anthony, Loewenthal Mason, Onstan,
Walker, and Hotz.
The matter Of preserving the bronze gate pre-
eented to the Board after the fire WAS referred
to the Committee On Buildings, With power to
act.
The Committee on Library reported the list
OF periodicals to oe subscribed for BY the Lib1n-
~ duriug tho present year. About fifteen un-
important American papers had been dispensed
with. and it was proposed to take only the i'm
portant papers OF Europe The illustrated
papers had been stricken OF as much as poesi-
BILE, Oh the ground Of inutiliry. The list was
copcurred in, With the understanding that il any
Of the papers omitted were demanded By the
public they should be subscribed for again.
A1r. Mason called attention to tho fact that
during tue busiest hours, just after noon cyery
day, the help in the Librarv-1oorn WAS far too
weak. and to remedy the difficulty be proposed |
that but half hour be taken each day for din |
ner. Adopted. -.>
Adjourned.
, 1876-01-23
Business Not lntcrrurted.

Prvate dispatches received by Messra- Fth'
banks. Morse & Co., Nos. Ill aud la Lata
street, last evening, convey the intelligence tt.s
the fro yesterday in the Fairbanks Scale-WGu
at st. Johnsbury, It., whiIe it DESTROYED port
tion OF the extensive factory OF that great coa'
pany, will not interrupt their business to M
great extent. The fire uas confined 10 oas
building. which is to be rebuilt at onca. Thu
information will b received With satisfaction
particularly In the West, where the F&zbsnh
ecale has always been the favorite With business
men and merchants generally.
, 1876-01-23
FELL THROUGH A BRIDGE.

FELL THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
CIHc1sNA11 o., Jan. 22.-To-day about half
past u o'clock. freight~trnin No. 100 on ths
Marietta Railroad, loaded with shcl-corn con-
signed to Locust Point hid, going east, broke
through the iron bridge over Spring Grove ave-
nue, this city, killing the engineer, John Con-
nelly; the fireman. Frank Lennon and the
forward brakeman, named Eaufm4n Hexter, and
wrecking the engine and tender and nine carB.
The bodies we're taken from the ruins and placed
in the caboose, and brought to this city BY order
Of Coroner hlAleV, who will hold an inquest
Connolly was single, about 23 years old, and
lived in Chillicothe. Lennon WAS about 33
years OF age, married, and leaves stfamlly OF
children, rho also resides in Cniicothe. Hex
ter was about IS years old single, and boarded
in this city. This was his first aud his last trip
The bodies OF Lennon aud Counelly Nere en-
closed in caskets and sent to Chiilicothe.
The accident caused no detention to traius
As soon as the accident happened an arrange
menr WAS made With l.. Williams, Superinteod-
ent OF the e., q. l. D. Railroad. by which ali
Marietta and c., C., c. j. I. Railroad trains pass
over the c., H. j. D. Roadbetwoen this city and
Spring Grove Junction. Word vas also sent
to Chtflicothe. and d train loaded with bridge
Immediately, arriving On tho spot before
O'CLOCK last eYeuing. A force OF hundred men
we're put to work at once, and the Company OK
pect to have trains running over the road again
Monday over . temporary traatlowork. Some
partlea driving On the avenue had narrow os-
cape. Thoro ID no accounting for this accident.
The iron bridge WAS comparatively nom, sup
posed to be safe, and had recently been e1Amin-
ed IN the usual way
, 1876-01-23

It IS With vary particular pleasure that NJ extend
ouS friends who are continually directing susomes
our aoro sincere vote Of th.nks and NO At sas 'ahs
hmo assure all such that NO shau spxzs no pa4fs"
render our store tho most pleasant desirable aaa ~
chase anything now, recherche, and choiea, u -
watches. Je"elry, OF s1Iyerwa7c 1t The VsrJ n.j
pr1ces Hamilton, Rono d Co, corner 5ts@ -
Washington at1eets.
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1Q3 &t30

Gentle, the Photographer, 1o3 sta"
street, 80.
ts Introducing new s,ntem Of taking kroufs -
ID mors artistic than any eyer before produoso Id W.
country. He is engaged now with our First Rasaas7*
also ths Fire Insurance Patrol.
, 1876-01-23

At the Centennial Expoattoo
tho new % Domeatto" Will occupy = pronatnsat
tion, and visitors from ths uhols etTif1sd sas@
recognize Al old trend.
, 1876-01-23

Everything conducive to durability, cleaaas@@
economy, and convenience il embraced IN taa s.as~
For sals By Jaaper N. Russell, 144 West aaal.ss
street Old stoyes taken In exchange. 0pea t7saas~
, 1876-01-23

Oxondxed Ox-Marrow for the HNn
BY Buck hsJrnr, makars 1t tho MAn o0~s"
, 1876-01-23

Wives, Turn Over q New Leafs ,..x
DON'T let Jour husbands throw away suits NV -
uttla ahzbby- Send, With instructions, 70 CoA :.
McLaiu, No. 80 DeArborn street Returned ae'AS'
peH,
, 1876-01-23

Speetdi D4spoteh to The Chteaoo 1+ihunr.
DETROIT, hich., Jan. 22.-Last night Edward
ball. leading citizen at Concord. WAS killed by
being thrown from his wagon By & runaway
horsa.
, 1876-01-23

Lundborg'a Ca1iYorniA Water -.
fo1 toilet sad bath delighupllJ Jtzagzaat q :,
, 1876-01-23


BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Ex-Goy. Francis TheYes.
Of Maryland, late Minister to Peru, while walk
ing on the track OF the Baltimore l. Ohio Rail-
road, near h.s home at Frankvillo, Garrett Coun-
t9, this afternoon. was struck by helper engine
and instantly killad.
, 1876-01-23

which he had prepared would show fully tho ef-
forts he WAS masing to checkmate the SOUTH
western lines It would DO seen that to Cham
paign, Edgewood, and other competing points,
be charged moro than three times rs much per
ton per mile rs to Chicago. And even nov he
was making drawbacks on the rates to Chicago
quoted below:
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p A NJ NJ
-DU PARTI-
Democratic COnSer-
VateuI' de la
Louisiana.
:O:O:--:O:O:

sosossosVs
Nous, reprf>entants du partic democratic
conservatism de Ia Louisia ne. en- conven.
ton, dGclarois que lit rGiorme admins
trative ct p6litiqne est de toutes les uues-
tious. ld plus inportantc 0ui Sc prescntera
II la prochaine election generate. ct nous de
mandons Instrument d nos c~oncitoycnS DIES
aneiennes organisations politiqtes de blancs
ct dlio!Ames de couleur de nous alder Il
a1lcner cette reformc.
Nous accusons le part radical de rEtat
davoir ouvcrtement ct frcuueInment viole
IL lettre CT l'esrrit de la constitution de
setre attribute DIES pouvoirs i~llicites, dans
tn irtGrtt tie parti. ct davoir pressure RUNE
liz Louisiana :d'avoir ~foInente la discorde
entire les races, lie les avoir deliberement,
pou>stes Tune contrc ~lautrc, ct dtavoir
cruellcnlent sacritie les iours d'hommcs de
c"uieur ct do b!alcs dams lie but de provo
qucr unc Immlxti0n lnjustitiabla ct moons
tltutlonnelle dan nos a~tfaircs.
Nous denonconS IL gouvtrnement nsurpa-
te'ir, lie mauvals commencement que rEtat
sublt depuls quatre ans: I~usurpation Il In
suite tie iaquelle les OFFICERS elus par le pen
pie ont etc eNpnlses, administration u etc
ar 1tIiilrelnent rcnversee par les authorities
tederales, In legislature a etc dispersGe par
DIES soldats IA une epoque de patx profonde.
Cette intervention v~iolente ct lille gale est
un DIES nolnbreuX crimes don't la RESPONSE
bilite pesera sur lie parti republican, en- no.
ve'nbre proehiln.
Nous proclamous lie desir ct une intention
bien arrttee d'avoir uue election loyale ct
paisible en- dept de toutes les proyocations
qui pourront nous ttre ~offertes, mais nous
eXigerons qu'il ne soft eXerce nj mtimila-
ton III violence envers ceHX de nos conci
toyens de eouleur qui vun,lrunt TRAVELLER
avec nous a Ia d6livrance dc lEttt
tousr econuaissons ttrp tcnus u'observer
les trHis dcrniers auiendeuentJ a l.. Consti
tuition DIES Etats Upi> nous les aeccntons
CONNIE I'M rGglement dtfinitif DIES disputes
qui ont engendre Ia nuerre civi!e. ct nous
nous ~enSageons IL prute ger tout citorrn.
qilelies que soleHt sa race, sd ~couieur %. Va
condition antericure. dams Fexercice .les
droits que lui aceordent ct lui garantissent
ces amendments.
Nous prenons. au nom de notre parti len
gtgcInent de satistaire a f0utes les oblioa-
tons legales e,nises par FEtat de la | oui-
Siane dc tenterle les Plus gr..nds efforts dams
Ftnteret de la retornc ct de i'tconornic de
veiliei surtout d &c que les places publ
ques inutiles soient abolies de reduire les
revenus ct les salaries des officers. ON ne
doivent recevoir qu'un Placement ralsouna-
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Bile de reduire Iimp6t autant que lie per
mettront les besoins du gouvernement ct ie
maiutien dc Ia fol ~publique de dimiuuer lie
dangereux patronage du gouverneur.
Nous ommes Ell iaveur de Reimbursement
du cllemiu de fer du Texas ct du PacIiique
ct r~econmandons Il nos representants de
voter pour ladoption du proiet lie lol qm
est actuellement devant lc CoH9lts.
Nous sommcs en favour DIES ecoles publ
ques ct d~einandons que tous les entants de
Fiat, blancs ct de c%ouleur, en- bGneticient
galement.
Nous approuvons eordialtment les prInel
pes QUA proclames la convention delnccra-
t. rationale a st Louis ct nourrisson> les
poir d'avoir m meilleur gouvernement
Mons nous e~ngageons IA TRAVELLER au success
de Samuel j. Tilden ct de Thos. a. Hen
bricks. champions emil,ents de la reiorme
rationale.
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Chemical Fire Extinguishers
Are the best and most effective sale
guard against fire. They are simple light da
rahle and effective. and always ready. There
is no acid used. consequently can not cor
rode or explode.
Our Hook and Lad1r1' Trucks with Porto
Die ~Ertiagnishers attached and orr mount
ed Chemiedi Engines are the Best and Uic0p
EST Fire Department that can he had for
small towns where only IA small wter up
ply exists. Correspondence invited. Circu
lars and information furnished on applica
ton. by. y. SAMOAN. Agent.
II inc 764 m Thibodaux La.
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de tisane place pres dele ct qul de-
Wait ,eryir a la soft de touie II
mutt. Puts, Nh -pieds. ellie %s'avanca
en- Sc retenant au muir Iu>qna Ia
porte de la sale. qu'e!le Ouvrlt sans
bruit.
Ensuite, ellie sc dirigra. leprenant
dies fo,cesa mesure que lie danger
d'etre rcucohtIee par quriqne suiVeii
liant rrandis>ait, vcrs 1t pavilion &C
cune par Hughes.
Elle recounut &c pavilion Il Ia fe-
metre ornee de vUIubliis ct de capu-
cines rouge que lie garcon de service
Iui await deprinte. Ellie monta o
cement ct ecouta uu instant a ia
porte de Bryon. Ellie n'entendit rien.
Alors ellie Sc dGcida Il trapper. Per
| some he repondit.
Ellie entra.
La chambre ttait de>erte, mails
| plelne de heurs, ce luxe des indigents
ct de Dieu. Une bougie brnlait sur
la table. Les rideaux de la fenetre
etaient soigurusement tires, de teile
sorte uu'aucun rayon dc la lumlere
ne %filtrait au dehors.
IL Va rentrer, sans doute, dit Ro-
sale.
Et ellie s'as>it rom attendre son
Lomme CONNIE ellie disait "a la iantt
Meiie.
Soudain ellie entendit dams IftrOltt
alice qui. travrrsalt lie petit lardlI
aboutissait Il la petite porte d'entiet
ie bruit DIES pas de Bryon il lni sen
bla distinguer DIES Embellishments !
travers lie silence de la mutt.
Entin disbursement ellie leconnu
Ie froufrou dune robe fr0lant les M
rallies. Hughes amenait Il fenm'
avec lui. &c, tieurs. ces app,ets, ce
tie eltgante proprete, tout annoneal
que i'Gtudiant await prepare ce rem
devious.
Rosalie la rous-e devint livide IS
physionOmie prit tout a coup IN
expression de haine ct de terOclt
extraordinaire.
Dun bond ellie sauta u n trOu
Sc de chirurgien qui etait entr on
verte sur me table ct saisis parIi
les outils un couteau de dissectio
aigu ct ~tranchant qu'elle cacha dal
sa robe ; puis ellie s'envelloppa dal
les rideaux du lit, absolument inv
slb!e, ct attenuit.
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Moulin a Riz a vendre.

Les sons,ignes otfrent a vendre . doc
Conditions tres liberales, un monlin :
iiz de > piles, OF $ demos en fer aro"
,aiabonr. bandes ct nnr superbo v.9aas'
10 to'it pr'sqne neuf pouva.t 6eaiar r.
paris de riz net par jour
fo"F le~ conditions s'adresay a
iEhKLboNNE d ~ALOuON
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