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| Ouirk's Irish Tea. the wonderful bilious rem
| coy, s.lI Dy every druggist Price % ceuts Aap
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HlLPORs- In the civ ~ NV y rs. on the Nh
day o. ptenbo 1876 ny One w. D. Iro inrc H. West
hruOS Justice 81 tne SuireHf u-. AsiGer Unborn
from julius Hlllorn Cause, ll..I.fI.
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LARGE stock at greatly reduced prices. BRO
kaM brothers Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper lnsll
lly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Monells IeethinV Cordial relieves diseases OF
children. GIVE III trial. Prlce " een1s,-Adp.
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BUSINESS Notltes.

Card
TO CITIZLNs AND STRANGERS.
KSoXs FALL HAT READY,
at 2l2 Broadway aud under the Fifti Avenue Hotel.
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bad Breath excludes ils victims from tho
plcHsures OF eNc.fy Nj To- = ~ g.- d. hy its deodor-
lAng properties, restores them ~ their peasant asso-
cLAiluns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08
Twenty-Five Gents viii send

FROM NOW TIIL Aztec iHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID, TO Any AnpRFss THROUGHOUT
THE USIrFD STATS
NO CAMPAlGN 10 CN.NI LIKE 1T.
Address lnE 81 y. Y. CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

The silk Elastic Truss supplied only by Elias
tic Trus, Company, bS3 Broadway, supetscdes met al
trusses every VII, re.
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No nhF T. tNtHNIs 7 WV nIF HNN 10 NuHFr
pain. lNsvtusiu lNlr. Cl liAI vii come
spit Of u. PAEhl H"- tl err IuNlt III IN" 2 ady
remedy uu II you gout Ace9 500 tle .ou-e 1t is your
own f4ult II you sL1cr.
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rncienn Teeth are rcpui-ive. never havo
such. Use ThurstoAs lvOp Pear iOutl Powder. Sold
b,
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remedeI In P0NLilOYs. Price a. 'id broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05
ALMOST a MURDER.
a Youpx Man Seriously, Perhaps Pa.
tally. Shot.


Between I and O'Clock yes,s-iav morn
ing, a yoU~g man nameI VIII Grant was
seriously s. Ut with Pistol In the hands of
another 20 G man Famed Will O'BrIen In
company With some OF his friends Grant was
at the corner o, 13th and @ streets. The par
~ bad been drinking, and were shooting fire
crackers, and were somewhat boisterous. It
is represented that while so engaged o Brien
came up and remarked that he could settle
any one in that crowd. At the same time
one OF Grants competitions, named Nichol-
son, handed 0'Brien q pistol, which he at
once discharged, the contents taking effect
in the stomach OF Grant, Q little above the
O'Brien made his escape, but was SUBJ
sequently arrested. Officers Smith and
Powell, who FASTENED to the scene OF the
murder ON hearing the shot, assisted
Grant TO the drug store OF Mr.. Eutwfsle,
where his wounds were examined by Drs.
Hartfgan and Newman; after which he was
removed to Providence Hospital. The opin-
ion expressed by the physicians was that IL
was dangerous wound, and might prove
fatal. Ofiicer Smith took Nicholson into
custody, and at the station house he stated
that he handed OBrien the pistol and that
ing that O'Brien lived In Georgetown, early
yesterday morning went to that city and took
MIN In custody. Afterwards he was taken
to the Police Court, and was committed to
jail by Judge Mills. Nicholson was held as
witness in default OF $1,000 bonds. Grant
Petit q Drips, and bears q good reputation
for industry and sobriety. His mother was
one OF the victims OF the Wawasset disaster.
Mr.. Wells, prosecuting attorney in the Po-
lice Court, this morning asked the court
that Rot ert Cornell, q witness In the case
placed under sufficient bonds 10 appear. II
was so ordered.
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Tonic

Every one, at times, feels the necessity OF
some restorative of the vital powers, de-
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion In
ing to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants
which must be followed by depression equal
TO their excitement, reinvigorate his de-
ranged system by the natural tonic elements
PoRTNER's VIENNA BEER FOR FAMILY
UsE-In bottles, with patent shoppers, only
81 per dozen for pint and Al IS per dozen for
quart, (oottles to be returned.) Send orders
to principal depot, 626 Virginia avenue, or
500 7th street, or "A Bridge street, George
town. 6,28,6
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, to4. Sat-
urdays, 8 to 4 and 6 to 8. Nt314tlS
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RemaNaI
: class ScOityin0 and Dyei,,o.

First class Securing and DyeisaQ.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 900 g street
northwest, three doors west Of 9Th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work In q manner not to
be equaled By those not possessing these ia
cilfttes.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done ON the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, 70 suit the
times.
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Terms-ep per month Of four weeks
Special terms made Tor families, or for A. <sA0
fir0 persons OccuY ying one room. lE in III
The iare IRON ashingto 20 the SPRINGS 1-5 o.
turns BY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud co.ches
ron winchester, Is only rs 90 the roand t:Ip.
Iue All, besllng wsiers, grand scenery, sbuu-
restraints Of fashion -
Coed food, Abunosntly supplied. cooked in best
manner, promptly served.
IL IL the aim Of the proprfetor 20 make Gark Euou
springs an attractive summer hons for Washing-
tonisns, at rates which ali csn az lrd
The best Of servants have been engaged.
For oescriptire pan phlets iRfOrmagion call ON
street. iefa-a-,-
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THOMSON HOUSE
PENOv0 Howell.

Ca ne fhttddeDhiG and Etc ga. r0CstL
These superior snf popular resorts have been
thort ughly refutnt, he'd ara prepared frn n
IRE entertainments Of guests curing TIA kSVkN
Sentenbial yer Located on Que q fhs 10
piiLcipal routes q tTavsl between tire -r- -
and the Centennial KNhtbttion, in the mtisf ID
beeuuiul forest iccnery where the air A1d ster
ste Tie pureet, they ~ be found attractive ans
tent ncial resorts for teath ard pleasure ekeTs A.
ven As convenient resting places for tou tets ant
tiatiers. The country accent 20 thess splendid
Hotels affords the nDesi trout fishing aUd gunninC
IN fhe Eastern states. fOr circulars Il iniorma-
ton, &c, address n NJ NJ TAYlOR
Proprietor Thomson House. N Ane Pa
JACOB n. sCHAHHACdER,
-2aW6t Proprietor Remove Hatal. Rarovo Pa
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III. squieR q Co.

14l6 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
Cd demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5Neo
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CIT p 1T E. MS .

CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee Of success has been realized from his
treatment. Office 500 9th street n. W. I, 81:
WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP? Firstly, It is
Endorsed by medical men as q disinfectant,
deodoriZer, and remedy for local diseases of
the skin. secondly, II is an admirable ar
ticle for toilet use. Thirdly, IL is inexpen-
Beautify without risk with Hus Llssontd-
ne0iG Hair Due. 3m.wf6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

the saeo RAL n,6 bTtLDISG AssocrArroy-At
Baildlng Association, held on NO. :. enerai
hing, number of shares were advaay eve
a. an average OF "a per cent. The booSse %
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Weather Probabilities To-Gcn.
OFFICE OF CHIEP SIGNAL OFF ccr
.-arnx Liz. .NZS@Al

In the middle states, falling baro-,atsr
southwest tn southeast win" = nearly ala
tionsry temperature, psrtly cloudy weather,
and succeeded 10 night oy frequent thunder
storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

SPECIAL Baltimore o,s1 OhSo P,,,,
roadLOn and after this date, July Sd. PaiI-
Baltimore and Ohio depot al d. M. insfesS
Of $50 p. m. . %
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st. GEORGES HOTEL,

lie row open for visitors. The situaifSn a. q
&c. nnooatlc ne and a,tractioBs are mex MY
oeled by any place on the Potomac Rircr. ~
Terms for Board, O. per day: 0lO per w--I. Il n
PEI month Children seated ~ the table half price.
Nurses half price. Address
- Il. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor,
!elo IN Piney Point. Nd.
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vss,ssi,s 49, sUNsrRUCK.-About2 osslnsk
To.oIey va eanoon a man named arnes
s 49, y street northwest. He was lac ~ ~
Us mouse, NO, III zth street bv a. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

FoR INSECTS on dogs, Bugs, Moths, Flies,
nse Harris Roach Powder, u y r st.-AdW.
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OETHwfSEEfSr i Hills %ss TH 81 NousTy,ox.

SON, VALLEY BkANCH ID. a q. K r.
WILL BE OPENED FOE rHE REUIPTION
Or NlelTOke FROM June list. until DC a -
tSber lst. lae under the management " vSA0
n. MOODMAkf, (iate OF RswlsY &k.EV
:, This place hiss been greatly improved, and the
South -
The waters have established reputation for
their wonderful curative powers. The brings are
numerous, and Of great varsity, viz. SULPHUR
Healing. suiphste Of Iron and Magnesium. Chaly.
beste tOarbonate Of Ironl &c.
Terms 81 Board per DAY. 81 30; per week, sB; per
Circulars Will be found OF MILBURNs Ph.r-
macy, 1879 Penusy lvanla svenue, near Willard =.
HELPBENsTINk BENTLEY, prugsisf, n:
bitt House. MOORE PERkY
JeA I'm Pronrtefors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

8 MINI Tonic at the Ebbitt House D,ug
Store new drink, Try it.-Adst, 1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

Vascular E1crescences, DC, successfully
treated by Dr.. White, 14ls Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. Refers 70
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other Well-known personagea
who potrOnixe his establishment. Hours
Q. m. to p. m. Fee, 81 per Wait. Established
In Washington in 1861.
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INV FIRN-We call the attention of our
readers 70 The card OF the new firr OF MiIsns
Wilkins, booksellers and statiouers Foe
enterprising and energetic seutIsnen con,o
tOsing IL nave had considerable experience
~. me business, and those patropiZirlg m am
ass;,naty upon well selected stock ami fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

LIST OF PATENTS issued II residents OF
the District of Columbia, Mary Wand and
Virginia, for the week ending June 27th, 1876.
District Of C5,J1y1bjG.-Wm. G.. McGlIl, i'm
prOvemeBt In fare registers aud recorders.
A0TylG5si.-A ndTew y NeilI. OF Baltimore,
Improvement In preparation OF copper. &c,
for the maDs-IaCture OF culinary vessels anl
other articles. Daniel Ciaridge, OF Baltt-
more, Improvement in fire places aud clim-
neys. Charles j Schiller, OF Baltimore, I'M
provement in lard presses. Michael MsNa-
NEE, OF Baltimore, assignor of one half in
ffrest TO George T. RoseDsteeI. jr., OF same
place, Improvement In lamps. VIM. G.
Ferry, OF baltimore, Improvement in ma
chimes for binding and wiring hat frames.
Trade marS-H- Wilkins & Co., of BaIti-
more, smoking tobacco.
TT0i,iic-Geo W. Parrish, OF Salem. as
slgnor o. one third interest TO Robert q.
Moorman, OF Big Lick, improvement in
horse powers. George w. Parrish, of Salem,
assignor of onehalf interest TO Robert Il.
MoOrman. OF Big. Lick, improvement in
belt tightening devices. Trade marks. w.
Nenable 4 Co, Petersburg. manufactured
tobacco Label-Hewitt * Buyrn, of Ports
mouth, title: "Buyn's Sulpho Oxygenated
Match"
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RIVER SPRINGS This Popular Resort h nov
H open: Board for grown persons, 81 50 n
per day; Board for nurses, and childrea
over two years old, from 50 cents 20 4 90 Ws|
NO charge for transportation from steamer. ri-f-
ing, fruit, OF Medical attendance. River epripgr
Il situated one mile above Colton's Wharf ana
bisklstonls Island, on the main land. Bsarders
CT River Springs viii take the steamer John W.
Ihonpson and land ~ Ool'Ons Wharf. r. r.
bLh hls1ON, vi. ID Proprietor. Address Miles,
town z. o., 81 MAYS county, Md yeO Nm
"HIOOREN hotel ~ LsoaayfroerH, M
NI 10 now oren Tor the rece ption q n =
RUNNER boardeTs Fish, Oysters, Grabs.
fresh ut OF the water daily. Amusements, Va
BtGins, Bathing, Croguet, Ten Pins. r., Kc,
from Washington three times Q wesk.
HERBERT n MOORE,
iel6-l In Leonardtosn Ma
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ROtk ENON sPRIN6s,
ON TIE GREAT NORTH moUHraIs,
ONLY SEVEN HOURS from wAsHIsGron
IM n ;.P pTietor.
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JohpAWsr WE'VE .ULPuUs xpR,,ox

One and half mile from Stevenson De n
Rot, virginia. Round trip ticket from VAN
Washington and return. IS 80. i.H
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LOCAL NEWS,
Conds1nxed LocaIa

From James Bellew we have Frank Les
lies Popular 4Horchtr Nr July.
j. c Parker sends advance CORES OF New
York papers OF to day.
There were but ~ arrests rcsde by the
police in the District for the "a hours ending
ats O'Clock this morning. The fifth precinct
officers made II arrests and the eighth PRE-
ciDct returned blank report. There were
10 DRINKS.
Mr.. George Savage, the veteran ter. per-
ance edvocate, was In Philadelphia yester-
day attending the convention and display
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America. Mr.. Savage will represent rs dele
gate The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of the District OF Columbia.
II will be seen by our advertising columns
that grand day and moonlight eIcurs sion
will be given to Mount Vernon springs by
the E-stIeet Baptist church on the steamer
Mary Washington, on Friday. Tr,s will be
An excellent opportunity for parties to send
their families down tie river in tho mprnin z
and join them In the evening.
The Peabody Literary association have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term;-Albert BeE-snd, president; Daniel
b GusdOrf, vice resident: Henry BlOut,
recording secretary Willie Z. King financial
secretary Myer nADlien, treasurer; Maui
rice Alorecht. literary critic; IL. Hanlein,
stage manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

WASTE OF WATER-As the great waste of
wafer az present makes IL necessary u the
water Registrar 10 apply some remedy. II
Is worth while OF consumers to read the law
regulating the use of street washers and
hand hose. IL Is as follows: Tine use of
pavement or street washers OF hand hose
snail De restricted 10 The time between sum
rlse and seven O'Clock a. No., and sunset and
one hour thereafter, aud then for no longer
PeIlou IMAM nfteen minutes. and any person
or persons VINO shall use or permit the use Of
MS her or their pavement or street washers
or nand nose, In violation OF this act shall
De Haoie 10 n1e OF not less than one nor
more than I'VE dollars, 10 be recovered and
ration" PO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

IHE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS RArrFr-
CArIoN MkETING.-Tbs grand torchlieht
IIocesslon and Ratification meeting OF the
aelnocIscy OF the District OF Columbia will
tske pace 20 morrow evening. The procas-
Zion Viii IogIn opposite the HEADQUARTERS OF
me Inden and Hendricks Campaign Club
ro'a5 ~ "a street, at O'Clock, and the
the City Hal. ~ Aiou' u
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Mr.. Dawes brought up the subject Of aid
ing the Washington monument. and col
lection was taken up for that object, and the
meeting was dismissed.
Celebration at MattawOman, MI
A delegation of patriotic ladies' and geutle-
man left Washington early on the Fourth on
the steamer "Harbinger," uniting with
another delegation from Port Tobacco at a
CHARLES county, Md, and proceeded to lay
The cornerstone TO a monument tn the
memory OF Major General Smailwood, a
revolutionary hero, once governor OF the
state, whose estate, where his remains re-
mains repose, Is how the property of Mr.. A.
Grinder, esq, of this city. Arter the laying
Masonic lodge at Port Tobacco the Declara-
ton Cf Independence was read by Mr..
simon Joseph, esq, and an Grafton appro-
pirate To the occasion was delivered by A.
X. Browne, esq, OF this city.
Excursions and Plcnics.
The grand excursion which was given on
Monday TO philadelphia carried off a great
many of our citizens DESTROYS of spending
the Fourth al the Centennial.
The excursions to Mount Vernon, under
the management OF Captain Frank Hol-
ans We %sre hsy ws arranged
Washington and Arrow made three trips,
giving those DESTROYS of doing SO an oppor-
tunity OF remaining nearly all day at that
The celebration at Glymont was quite an
extensive one. The j. W. Thompson made
Ihree trips, oacn Time being we'll freighted.
The steamer Mattano, Captain w. III. Byles
also carried goOdly number to Glymont.
A picnic was held at the White Lot for the
benefit OF st. Augustine's church.
Union Lodge, No. 20, Knights of Pythias,
gavea centennial picnic at Beyer's 7lh street
park. II was well attended, and the beer
found q lively sale.
The ferry boats, which made their regular
trips between Washington and Alexandria,
carried numerous passengers.
The Washington Schuetzen Verein gave
one Of their successful festivals at their park.
Prize bow ling, dancing and ilIuminations
were the celebrations that delighted large
crowd.
The Seatvook Association gave a plc.
mic at their pavilion near Seabrook, on
the B. & p. railroad, which was attended, by
an immense ,soucourse OF colOred people,
one extra traiIf and several regular trains
stopping At that point-over eleven hundr ed
tickets having lsoen sold.
A picnic was held at Quantlco, about
thirty four miles' out on the ALEXANDRIA,
and FredericksbuTg railroad, and q spe-
cial train from the 9Th and streets depot
carried out the ex cursionists at an early
hour.
The picnic at ADalostan Island was Q
worthy celebration, ,Nnd was well patron
lied.
The Analostan Boat Club gave their usual
Fourth OF July picnic ID their lady friends
at Windy Branch, on the pQtomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-05

A BOY KILLED BY A STREET CAR
ABOUT b;i3 p. m. yesterday, AZ Mrs JOoD
tsnoey, OF Alexandria. was leaving one az
t ue hT.iOPoiltan railroad cars, Ia front OF
the Baltimore and Potomac depot, wiz, ber
nttie son Edward, aged 6k years the latter
was struck by car 81, (Jessie Ogipgs dri-
setJ knOcAed down, and run over, HIS head
being badly cut, and he was barilv irtnrai
Internally, the car passing over hrs aOdy
anout the stomach He was irnafsff steIT
iaKsn 10 MS home in A exandria where ne
oled tnlS morning. Some who saw the O.
currence state hat ~ was entirely acct
dental, while others state that had the dri-
Yer been prompt the child would have re-
eeived 10 other injury than a cut head
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p@NuB ~ III your poWer-conSctence, honor
Speak to me of conscience, when ask Your
advice on the subject; and as to my honor
know that only am the guardian of it, and
that whoever dareS to NEEDLE with it is o rash
man."
Friar Christopher. warned by these words
that the Intention of Don Roderick WAS to turn
the conversation into q dispute, SO as to win
him from his original purpose determined to
bear whatever insult might be offered him. and
meekIy replied, 1T was certainly not my nten-
tloh To say anything to displease you: correct
me- reprove me but deign to listen to me.
BY the love of Heaven, by that God before
whom We must all appear, charge thee, to
DO justice TO the innocent and Oppressed !
IhlDk that God watches over them, that their
impreoations are heard above. and -"
Stop" interrupted Don Roderick, rudely.
The respect bear to your habit is great
but II anything could make me forget it, it
would be to see It worn by one coming as q
spy into my house."
These words spresd an indignant glow over
the face of the father but swallo wing them
as bitter medicine, he resumed You do not
believe that am such; you feel in your heart
that | am here on no vile or contemplate
errand. Listen to me, Siguor Don Rodsrick
and Heaven grant that the day may never ar
rive, when you shall repent of not having
listened to mel Listen to me. aud perform this
deed OF justice and benevOlenco. Men will
esteem ysul God will esteem youi you have
much in your power, but -"
DO you know" again interrupted Don
Rodertck with warmth, but with something
like remorse, d" that when the within takes me
to hear q sermon. can go to chnrchf But,
perhaps" continued be, With a forced smile of
moOkery, you are putting regal dignity on
me, and giving me q preacher ia my own
palace"
" And to God princes are responsible for the
reception of his messages; to God you are
he now sends into your palao q
message by one of his ministers, the most IN
worthy -n
In short, father" said Don Roderiok, pre-
pairing TO 60, al do not comprehend you
impose you have come AGAR Of your own on
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| "Yes.n
"Done; agree to it,"
| "But we must find another witness"
| ~ have found him already said Tony. "My
simpleton of a brother, Jervase, will do What
ever Gil him; bit ~ you will pay him With
| "And to eat" replied Renzo. "But will he
| be abIef"
"I1l teach him; you know was born with
brains for both"
Tomorrow"
"Wsll."
Towards evening"
every we'll"
"But be SILENT said Renzo
"Poh !" said Tony.
"But if thy wife should ask thee, as without
doubt she will Z"
| and for so much, that don't know If we shall
ever balance the account. will tell her some
| idle story or other to set her heart at rest"
With this good resolution he departed, leaving
Renzo to pursue his way back to the cottage.
In the mean while Agnes bad in vain solicited
Luoy's consent to the measure she could not
resolve to act without the appreciation of
triumphantly related his success. Lucy shook
her head, but the two enthusiasts minded her
not. They were now determined to pursue their
plan, and by authority and entreaties induce
her finally to accede to it.
1t is WE'LL" said Agnes, I" it is well, but
you have not thought of every thing"
perpetual You have not thought of
Perpetua. Do you believe she would suffer
Tony aud bis brother to enter How then is it
probable she would admit you and Lucyp
What shall we dot" said Repzo, pausing.
81 will tell you. i will go with you; have
q secret to tell her, which will engage her 30
that she will not you. will take her
aside, and will touch such q chord-you shall
see."
"Bless you'll" exclaimed Renzo, "I have
always said you were our best support"
Bat all this will do no good" said Agnes,
" If we cannot persuade Lucy, who obstinately
persists that it is sinful"
Repzo made use of all his eloquence, but
Lucy was not to be moved. "I know not what
to say to your arguments" replied she. II
perceive that to do this, we shall degrade our
selves so far as to lie and deceive. An Renzo,
let us not 80 abase ourselves, I would be your
wife" (and q blush diffused itself over her
lovely countenaRce), 4" I would be your wife,
but in the fear of God-at the altar. Let us
trust in Him who is able to provide. Do yon
not think He will find way to help us, far
better than all this deception Aud why make
q mystery of it to Father Christopher
The contest still continued, when trampling
OF sandals announced Father Christopher.
Agnes had barely time to whisper in the ear of
Lucy. " Be careful 10 tell him nothing" when
the friar entered.
CTo be contnued.)