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y "
yga a.A.n 10. long time, fear" she said in her
biandest tone. They will mics you sadly at the
Castle"
They are kind enough to say So returned
the Captain, so ] have promised to run down
aRain II possible before We embark, and bring
Mrs. Croiton! A horrible suspicion darted
through poor Mrs: fOrd's mind, and she could
Mrs. Croiionf Your mother, l suppOsO."
TIE sbock was too cruel, and for few seconds
there was profound silence. The mother was the
"oh, / Jid not know - she said, hurricdly, with.
cut daring to glance at Ashes, who sat little
pany you abroadf'
YES, and che would have been with me here
but for the Illness OF her mother. should like
to introduce you TO my vito, Miss Ford" eontin
ued the Captain. ~ am sure you wou Id like her
and their successful termination. must pay you
the; compliment Of saying l have never played
with better Juliet"
Then he rose and took his leave, and poor A. ues
heard, a. In = dream, the Changing Of the hall
door behind him and the quick clatter OF his
horses hoofs down the quiet street. Presently
own room, but her mother stepped forward with a
plying gesture, sIolsimiBg-
"Oh, Agnes, my dear chiid!n
"Dos I, mamma, " she pleaded, In allow. hurried
voice; ~ does not matter. ltwa' all mistake
A few weeks afterwards Mrs. Ford discovered
by her daughter, she left wardham Wick for q
short stay on the Continent,
81 really eannst understand It. such an ole.
giant girl as Agnes Ford Not that she is what
she once was-but people do change In ten years,
and 1t must be quite that since she danced ut
Lady AliciA's ball. ~
"Yes; and nirted SO OutrageOusly with that
handsome Captain Croitop, who alter all turned
cut to be a married man, believe. But she has
certainly gone of very much, as you say, and her
father has enough to do TO make both ends meet,
IL all reports are true-sO that may account for
their anxiety to get her settled. The sutton is a
millionaire, 7 understand"
"well, perhaps no Is at present, but trade Is
always uncertain, and he Is one OF tho largest
merchants In Riyerslelgh. OF course, II there
SheuiL come panic, or strike, or any great conn.,
mersial disaster, he must take his chance with
the rest and hear he has no real estate to fall
back upon
"And the Fords have not farthing. Well,
well, II Is their own lookout. What sort OF
looking fellow Is the groom. electf'
"Short and stout, with the lightest possible
hair, pale and watery eyes, and q sort Of brick
dust complexion. His name, too is not recon-.
neutrality-suspicious. Spratt-Jack Spratt
We call him. Ha, hn, Ia"
such was the conversation carried on ia tho
dinirv room CT one OF the houses In wardham
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re -esiahiiEhuent Of Mr. wes<tsTS hsaish and
great beneft TO both. Ms. Wehstrr v sven nov
ooeasiouaiiy reminded Of thstr Eurnpsan sHuur-
Eou by the arrival Of strsngsrs with i~ttrrs 81 NJ
troduction TO hsT from thu friends made nszzJ
forty years AHo.
There were no childr.n by this ss-nud mar-
rage, and the des-sndsuts Of his dauNhl-r 1ulA
and his sou Fletcher are. with ths wfdUu. the
only living representatives Of ''the sAr, Of Marsh
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a. All this osro seated herself on . cosy lounge,
and soon lost herself in the Joys and sorrows Of an
" n" msmsntous DAY arrived az last, and, Just
o.rnc.a' Mrs ford reseiycd MIN IN her usual
tho dps Of her delicate fingers a slight which
ehiffed tho mothers heart with terror. But she
vuuii have been far ,ors likely to scare away
tins bird she anxious TO cage. Convorsa-
tim eenaraIly tagged with the Baronet but
Mrs.. Ford was more than equal 70 the emergency,
and for q full quarter Of an hour her stream Of
small talk Hlded quietly along till the bell rang
for mnnhson. Then Sir James, with heightened
colnr and iuttering breath, yentured an original
observation.
=. You 70 to the Castle this evening. OF course,
Mrs Ford, and-and Miss Agucsf"
ION. yes. SIR James. And hope We shaii see
you tneref''
AMI was auina TO say, il you wouldn't mind,
would you nlluv ne to take you up in my car.
ringer And would leave at any time you liked,
"Oh, Sir James, exclaimed the delighted
mother, n her visitor stopped for breath; show
ygry, very Rind, We shall DO 'h n.r s., I'm
she was very near forgetting tho part she had to
plny. Too evident encoura cement was danger
Gus thing 70 nv liver Of sir Ja i,s stamp; ,,,
NJ Agnes, "rve brought q few nowers-s-a bou-
s ssr, N met. Hyouu allow me III ring Tor
Even Agnes Ford warmed into admiration at
ths maanncent bouquet Of no. house flowers. in
-..,t. .a....t a.. -. ,...,s.,..
aOn, tnsns you 10 sbs sIrisimeS with . heigb,.
snsd es,or and a sparsiing glance, which went
co. 80 IT, ssaa ~ r.n..,.d Nc. TO-,
I.rn.y a.. IAN, ,,o.t sxnrisitc. .rd The haiJ..
eoo-sb, Aanes, Won viii 30 the enyy Of the vboie
roa,,F All no. Let ms -, dc,-, 10 }pnchsor, ~,
ali r.rr,iy, az conrss siy J,mes and ire, &c &c
r.n tsin av.r anr ,,r,,ng.w.nts IN M Fars y
Uag .,c..ssSsix hs,si n -.s n, Mrs 1a,,t Ia
rorr,ort h.rs.lS v,tn hcr usn,i dtunity ard corn,
posr,re ar tb,f Nm e.I onlv herssf cnu IA fan Hut
X was aver n lass' and she vss Al liberty IN re-
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A rnru taIir-, hrnnihlr fiIr an Iir Bibt tho
rIrhgr af-y v-I,r ~ bilnvsi QUAR- lin, this uttln
nrrnIIf LA lrrfn fy'tutiniG SWIM WARS, ami
TnaE Il = h vi rtmr u vsIs lalih'' II winch Inn
rilllligG N rtlr Eznm inar n payer wallis Snipa
hGy v1slF NluiliiIg "uInkC sam. lnnit and may
u.uuTuuan A.. InmnI nnVar titHr uiunl6Aip.'
N'hG- 4 spIa' nit npiuniItssU I'm Nulih htza
naUr
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HTsTC

Wagner Is expected 10 visit London this
season
NJ J,.u- the rgan,s. has in, Fp,sb.s
-. a. go. i-"'N'' N@s 'u'' n-S''e1 =
"uI IN SSitteIha'
The annual slesian Festival VIII be held II
breslsu Al Nhltsuntaae-
Sir Henry Baker, . well-ErDvn En.ltsh
writer Of and upon music. Is dead.
IT, - pne.i ss,h =, q. y. 49,, ~4S~ ~ @7--
- "a. ' '-
SArl Rosa h@s e1rAFe1, iof hEs Lnna1n
ol'era season, the American TENOR, Adams
The impresXriO Of the opera a: Venice IT.
Gently ran ANar with ali the money N The r-raE-
ury. II vas equivalent TO g.
NJ. HalAnxier. MANAGER of the Grand fIr,ss-n
Paris was receutly seyersly iu,u-ra brtr- IA hJE
horse running susy win III esrTIzss.
49, go -.x " -.
sne .oSn ~ conseIs. ~ L.t
lis, the [silsAh N.o.oneelIs1 fsnhsr, played
htucoessuL!-reeeiSeae concerto ~ keinerka-
Merelli, the Vienna imuresxrin vas nearly
murdered the other night Al IN. Austrian -.ptr.l
by . young Hungarian ofh,er Whose slslc- hshad
Wronged.
Mn. M.,;. S.ss hes M. .r--.-a.5 90. T.
eeoiir re,eIve5 md m ~. my me- fI--un.,,
In "LuoreIia Borgia"
Sirpor ArStfti has rewritten his Ties R-lle
yIennoIses- waltz exprc-<ly for Mile Alhzu,
who intrcduced II as the sAlhani'' wAiiI II
IN. r., ~ ph.a.. - $3.50 -.
Lne p 'Ss W hnsueni q nIsoAna oi N
eaaanlEk L.ss PIsLe olse, AuLlne Auas M
SIT a. ,asr - 49,. ~ = t m ,-,
han the mone! she earned N Amsz'> previous
70 ni aiS9te,
An itAlAn operA season ls heinc gwen This
north in Berlin, under The dtrSc;iGn Of s'iEnu-
Gfcihi. VINO hA enEAgea Aole EicikA SurstuT
AZ. -. -. q, -, hs So, - -
-. -
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Two rural DANES we're standing hein7s All
name copy Of Paul P0iieTs masterpieces IN the
Netherlands Gallery At The Philadelphia Con
tsunial One Of them fund ths rtg,d uurnfsr m
the eatalorue. and reEd, The ouug hui, Eftnr
Potter s.llsrt's the bull" sal the u-har;
I.hut where's Potter ssOh. that mus he hun
hrr!rd The tree" replied the mrs, pointing II
tie ~ uie Of the herdsInAr.
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AvhwsEr ORNAMENTS - vs,}-molard
arm Is Irtiiier without bracelCts; hcs.ies. they
sc liable to ssrz'eA ie.lsrs ca
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

Die Stabt pttIabeIpbta
war bic erfs StaDt tn ben Ser. @taatsn,
rel&e en strasen>g tfenba9nen etnflbste
lie TT aud bic erfe, In bersn Strassn
Dampfrdsen tn srDBerem 1mfanse our
@%erwenbun3 tUmmen. &nsrbtnss wurben
stefelben fHCn frubsr tn Baltimore unbNtu
Otlsaus stnsefltrt. aber nur tn ben Dor
tdettn, tpdbreno bisislbsn tn Ybilabelptia
ben Isrtetr auf elmer Der sr6sten unb be.
lsbtsfen Straben, Der M%arfetfreet permit.
teln. geretts fnb ftsben Dampfwdssn in
@srrsneuns unO 3etn @fsrbe Gtfsnbabnpd.
gen purbsn ou5er @sbrau@ sefent. Sic
leBteren fDnnen permtttelf perIGtebenerMen.
DerunSsa Bet benz nsuen @sRem psrpenbet
wsroen. @stt Der Dor neun Sassn fattse.
babtsn @rcbs TT IS etnu,al rOrsstOmmsn,
'bae Der @asea tpesen 3u srOeen @Gmuses
auf ben 94tsnen nt&t tpetter fatren fcnnte.
Rtt ben Dompfwdsen fdtrt man In bsr
6dlfte Der fetttertsen 3sit BON Srpntfreei
mad benz &usfsauussssb6ube.
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Sin Sriebensffsfter mnter Der
SnDiaueris.

&c tefdttst FG, ba6 B BEN "srrBen
5rtsbsnsbGuptltns" 8untfAwan3 selunsen
tn. ben srsttsr0Bten Stour, GrasY 9Oris
ODER ben 8erriiftsn @aul CUR INTERPRETING
gu beroesen. Der rotbt Rrtessbauptnann
Der am HOtttus, au 9ttle 8ts 6Orn unb
ipdtsr am Qopber &ip,r ben 8eretnteten
Staaten 10 ptel su ftaTen mahte, bat f6
NIT n%eunbunpsrt istner 3rteser bsret,s untsr
osn Sefsbl bes Srtebenstdaptltnss Geisl1t
unb 3iett ttst NIT bteftm bur& bic SONAR.
sen Berse, IN, Dor ben 8tabseF1ttrn b..
DaFen su frsdtn.
Sn wentsen 2a9sn uerben btefe Stour
In Deaowcoo %anfommen. unb pon bort rt1b
tie etne Stuppsnabtbetluue, wel6e isst In
OsaOwcpo tett, mad elmer Der Snbtaner>
Asentursn brtussn. Da Der gerrldte @aul
ais osbrl,Ger 5Clbat" sssen Uncle Gam
TN Stlce R1nb, 70 III er mad fetner tnter.
Uerfuns etnsr suten Betanbluna fipsr.
Stst fit nur nod Citing Bun (tlbt auf
csm Srtssspfdee eeeen 1rele gam ; er
idstnt nod thinner tstne Cuff sur llnterwe,f.
ung su babsn. OtsIet& tbm. ca er tn rem.
ittbtn 5aG pte Crap @Orfe to une nte>
mails fruhsr etusn gcr.rds NIT Ger 5teete.
runs abBslhlOGsn, alfo aun tetnen qebrc-
den but, biefelbe quite 8ebdnoluuJ wt>
berfabren muBte, pte lie iest eena @er>
rlftsn @lul IL Itetl werben wtrb. Ne.
bItlsns fed @ttttns 8uG nur nr6 bret.
tuneert bis vtertunoert 8rte9er su g,rfi.
suns tatsn. @ensral Dries ratst fG lesi
an GDnsus, UNI wOm6stH btesmal NIT
5ttttns gul fsrtts 3u werpen unO 70 BEN
sroBen Stcuytrte8e pOlenbs ttn Gnbe ~
MAIDEN.
Das @aupivttbtent Der gssnbtsuns Bic.
fss 8rtssts rtrb aber benz SrtstensRtfter
Sunif6wanj 9etibren. Gretwtnte unter.
nabm btsfer rOtbtduttse diplomat ned
curh 9Hnes unb Gts BON Nebrasfd aus
istne Grterensrstie mad hem fernen Soneus.
Spale, unc bas G,ltnsen fetnes Srtebsns.
MERITS betm gsrradtn @aut, wsl&er BEL
lden Sicur 10 ptel gilt wte Sitting Bun
teltf. wirb auf ole nod fstnbliGen StCur
etnsn tiefsn benz SrteDsn sunatsen Gtntrud
MAIDEN.
Die 3abl Der rotten &rteser, trelhe fG
nit BEN gerrldttn Saul, Rem "srcBen ga.
ter" unc 3undhf benz Gl,ebensftfter Blunt.
opant untsrwetfeH, utrant thinner raebr su
81 ben 900 fetnblthen Stour, bte f6 ur.
fpransliG NIT Grasp 6Orfe u%nterwarfen,
ino 600 wettere Stour.Srteser eefOmmen
be jet sDenrA15 NIT BuntlGwan3 burd
bts SGw1r3sn gerse mad Der SuntfGwan,-
Isentu, tn Hebrasta 3teten. @te Graiy
9Oris bebaupttt, bentt Sitting Bun, Oh.
slei6 sr nd Dem srceen Batter tn Wafttns.
ton ntHt u%nterwerfen mtl, porerf ebenGc
wents an Grneusruns bss 8ampfee, fonberu
bestett fi& pon Montana aus auf brtttfGsa
@sbtet. Die Stour, wel&e f& an Blunt.
fGwanj eraebsn BADEN, fnb febr absebesI
unb ausSebuasert, tbre %ferbe s1siGen Sc.
rtppen, uno tbre @afen tnD cur& ben Ian.
sen @ebrauh ab9enlst.
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&atbpliicbe Mnffdlfeit.

NiGt usnigsr ale 81 6ofpttdIer uno
22O NnfaIten fdr uerl&tebene wobIs
tbdtfae 3wsde be,susen bic ttdti9e
Nd@fenltebe Der Rattcltfen IN ben
Ser. Staateu. Nie bsceuteno NIB
rere nteisr a~nfalten inp. v1ebt man
aus Dem Gpl8eneen. Vim 10. aprtl ,.
S. werpen IS u Sabre. felt bic Auf'
Opferuns Der 8~armterSssn S&wsiera
tn Der srOesn @sltfapt New 2Jort etn
|6tnbslbaus erinbete. Nus etnem fleis
nrr, wsnte beadteten AnfanB In etnem
prtuatbaule Der @sft SwBlften Strabs
bat I6 burG bic Mtlptbdtiafstt erel
s~stnntsr Grauen unp Die lelbHlOfe, urs
ermiiolt@e Ibdtteteit Der Npnnsn in
Der farsen Spanue 3ett eine bsrrIfHs
Anfalt entptdelt. Da5 G~tnpelbaus,
isBt an Der SO. Strcee unb Der 3
ausnue sslsasn. miro sur 3eit BON Is
B~armbn3iaen Shwefern Bsleitet; ca
IS frtne GtnfInfte bffitt. fOrat ein
8ruuenpsrsir, bic New York Asy-
lum Society,"" fir bic notbpsnrteen
NttteI, uno bic @obItbdttstsit Der Nen
yOrfer Rattoltten ldBt Is nidt caran
fsblen. pbalet6 es fi6 lsBt ldou barum
tanoelt. flr $1,000 @atlenfinosr
Dobnune, Natruns unp Sletpung ~
bei&afen. Dsil bas ieBtse @sbdupe
fur bic unterbrtngun9 aller pfseltnee
ntat aueret6t, wurbe cine gtoemIibie.
S&snfuns BON 10 900 Dollars. r.l6e
Elm 6err Bouts Dbite In Sprtsen Sabre
rer Infa!t 3%nuencete, gum Nnfauf els
t1er Garm pom 100 afer oerrrenret ;
oas auf Dem @ruubflde bsfnpli6e
6aus miro isst sur N~ufnabue Don $50
Rnaben ~porberetret, Die, 1obalo le Ger
DFese elmer @drterin nt6t mebr BE-
cIrfen, bort BIG gum IA. SABRE unters
balten unb unteutttet tperpen lcQsn.
Wie stel BE 0rOBnutb Der Nep gor.
fer Satbultfsn fur pt,ls cine Mntalt
tbun muB, fam man baraus entnsb,
men, cab TN Sabre 1873 fir hte I'm
%tsrbrin8uns ron Gtnoltueen In autsn
6amtlsn nt&t %rpeutser ols 1000
Dcuars n1ibt9 rraren. 0on ben 1921
Rtnoern betpsrlet @el6tsdtss, rpsl9s
aeaenUdrtts In Der pRsse iino. purosn
100 tn Gamtlien unterssbra&t. Ssit
letner @rdnoung. alio In z Sabren.
baben bic NOnnen 7443 Gtnper auf.
aenommer, 9ewiB elne 3abl, ter,n
@rbse man erf re&t beere'ft, psnn
man ft6 an cte Gorge. MIbe UNI
l6la Folen Mdhte ertnnert, wel1e pas
pRssen unc Warten etnes etnStssn
SausIin8s erforcern fam.
(Rotb. Wt01onen.O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

sutrb. lid felbf su srndbern. ebe fe nt&i
mad @esenben aebraGt rerben, In benen FL
our& ret<He Grnte fur tore Mute unb
Arbett bslctnt trereen. S~nnertalb bteltr
&sisrsattOn In bas 2anb grDbttntbetts nur
fur has @etbcn BON 6serben aseisnet. ba
eos 3lima fouobt bic gebauuns RON Gerea.
Item ale Der ueiien @emRIe ousf<eBt unb
Ste 9sufHrsfsn iebsn srlnsn 6alm auftst.
rem.
Die Ora une Labora Der 9eneettttner
fam baber ME tn bteftm @runb uno 8csen
Wurasl fGlasen. @telet6t fam Id BIER
etne MtnlCnsRattcn, aber nit Elm 8enebtftt.
ner,&lOfer. wte ie tn frutern Sabren er.
%fanptn. uno pte t6 ie In etnena 8rtefs, mel.
den Sbnen Srau @rtsnolb fanbte. bsl&rte-
ben babe, srIaoen.
Bon gutter 9uele Bore Id, bab bas Sn-
btlAe SerrttcrturH cine quite 9etnlatb ma
den pirte. SOlte tptrtlt6 has 2anb 70
REID unb 70 seiunO fetn. ais mir perli&ert
uOrben. 70 bin Id Der @etnuns, ba6 man
btt Snbtaner bepesen fO1te. bOrtbtn ibsr3u-
febsln !; unb isBt 1T uniwetftlbaft bic at1er
suntisfs 3ett, um ben Sicur iOlGsn @Or-
f&las su maGsn. BON Dem MIR bstbe, Der
asent uno t& fsft lberssust Fns, baB er an.
g~sncu1nen iusrben Dtrb.
Inter fclGen gerbdltniEsn uerpe ih ma.
tarltG ni&t beginner etne &trGe pberSGul.
tous 3u bausn. ~fUnbera u,eine !3eit CUR gr>
lsrnuns Der StUur Spru6e, unb aur CT.
p%eiteruns Der Setanntf&aft nit ben per.
f4tsbensn Snb!aner .5amtlten, bsaussn.
IN Der @cfnuus bag es Stnen seltnsen
ptrb, metne ausf&ten gu p.rbefern per.
bletbe t&, 3o9wirbtsfer 6err.
Sbr 9ebprfan,er Dtenn
Mbt MARTIN.