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New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
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OH ards who are armed with a whole arsenal
of deadly weapons. This unique turn-ouV
constitutes an internal machine winch even
the famous road agents of the plains are con-
tent to give wide berth.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

tent 10 give u Nluc Dclth'
DR.. Hammond is to be heartily congratulated
ON the announcement which Secretary McCrary
makes this morning. All the findings IN the
case against him as Surgeon-Gcneral are
annulled, and his name Is placed on the
retired list of the Army. The Secretary goes
over the case carefully and clearly, and pro-
nounces the accused innocent on every count
This verdict the President entirely approves.
If Justice has been slow, therefore, her WORK
has been thorough. The announcement VIII
be received with genuine satisfaction ny
public which long ago reached similar con-
clusion.
The Democratic distributors of campaign
literature are shrewd enough not to SEND any
Southern speeches into the Northern states
The fiery efforts of Blackburn are kept Tor
Southern consumption alone. The Norm Is
edited with a choice assortment OF eloquence
from Thurman, Wallace, Eaton, David Davis
and VOORHEES,. What the specimens are OF
each man, we are not told. Possibly Eatons
great feat of jumping on Blaine has oeen
sent to Maine There seems to be sore neeu
Of something of the kind there at once II the he
nnblican victory is to be headed of. As DAVID
Davis only made two speeches. D0th are
probably in circulation. One is the aheSeu
iudicial effort wherein he argued that the
President ought to obey the Democratic
caucus rather than his oath to preserve the
Constitution. The other was bis famous
"Soothlng Syrup" performance. That should
be circulated freely among the turbulent
Democracy Of New-York.
Tammanys promised address to the Demo-
Gratis Of the State, on the question OF Cover
nor Robinson's denomination, has been Issued.
1t rehearses the familiar grievances, but does
so with tritle less bitterness than usual
There is a tone of hOpelessness about the doc
ument which indicates forebOding IN the
minds of the compilers that they were en-
Gagged ON n futile task The old charges OF in
gratitude and breach of faith with the Demo-
Gratis of this city are made once more,
and there is a touch of former liveliness IN the
assertion that the Governor is "tool OF
"railroad and Insurance companies" The
claims of his friends that he has saved money
for the State are declared to be absurd, ana
he is accused of working in the interest OF
corporations to the injury of the farmers and
other laboIing classes. After charging HIM
with an activity in evil courses which Is
little short of internal, the address makes
the curious declaration that he is suffering
from physical infrmites which incapacitate
him for the duties of his Office. This is
a genuine case of feebleness," strilingly
ike that of Mr.. Tiden. Both men, we are
constantly told. are tottermg on the brink OF
the grave; vet they keep the Democratic
patty in commOtion all the time, and in sub
lection whenever they feel disposed to do so.
The address concludes with the formal assev-
Grafton that "under no circumstances will the
democrats of this city vote for Lucius Rob
"inson.n This is declaration of war to
Tilden and Robinson, which, feeble as they
both are, they are said to be fully prepared
tn meet.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

Persons tearing torn for the season, and Sam
mey trarelIerS, can hare Tue DAILY TRIBUNE
matted 10 them, postpaid, tor 81 per month, the
address Icing changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

Mr.. Hendricks has been in New-YOrk for
nearly fortnight and has seen neither Mr.
Tilden, nor John Kelly, nor any other leading
Democrat. Perhaps this strange solitude Will
enable Mr.. Hendricks to return to Indiana
with the valuable conviction that he is snugly
tucked away on the political shelf.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

The small warfare of the Democrats upon
Secretary Sherman is merely satety-valye
signal of their internal agitation over the dis
astrous effects of resumption upon their politi-
cal fortunes.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

A New Hampshire observer Of the canvass
In Maine comes 10 conclusion on the prob
able size of the Republican vote which coin
cides almost exactly with that of our staff
correspondent published yesterday. Like
every other Republican authority, he is san
guine of success.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28


we're the winners at Brighton Beach. - Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar l4l2l2
yraiusl sG91 cents == Stocks active and lower,
closing strong at partial recovery.
TIE WFArHEG-TRBUNE local observations in
9icate clear or partly cloudy and warmer weather
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, 73'; lowest,
59o; average, GG4o.
Persons leQring torn for the season, and Sam
ney frdreLeTS, can hare Tue DAILY TRIBUNE
noiltd 10 them, postpaid, tor 81 per month, the
address icing changed as often as desired.
The small warfare of the Democrats upon
Secretary Sherman is merely a safety-valve
signal of their internal agitation over the dis
astrous effects Of resumption upon their politi-
ral fortunes.
Mr.. Hendricks has been in New-YOrk for
nearly a fortnight and has seen neither Mr.
Tilden, nor John Kelly, nor any other leading
Democrat. Perhaps this strange solitude will
enable Mr.. Hendricks to return to Indiana
with the valuable conviction that he is snugly
tucked away on the political shelf.
A Hampshire observer Of the canvass
In Maine comes 10 conclusion on the prob
able size of the Republican vote which coin
cides almost exactly with that of our staff
correspondent, published yesterday. Like
every other Republican authority. he is san
guine of success.
Weston has returned in excellent health
and spirits, and has been received with the
requisite amount of enthusiasm by his admir-
ing countrymen. He declares his purpose of
entering the next contest here with all the
energy he possesses, as he has always had an
ambition to perform the greatest effort of
"his life in this country" If the managers
of this promised effort will permit it to come
off with as little preliminary squabbling and
other free advertising as possible it will be
great boon to a much afflicted public.
The American Association for the Advance
ment of Science is not so wholly absorbed in
the pursuit of the useful as to have lost
its relish for the gay and the beautiful.
And so it met yesterday at Saratoga,
in the height of the festive season, and
formally opened the proceedings Of its
twenty-eighth annual gathering. The Associa-
tion is fortunate in having attracted to
Saratoga many of the most prominent
scientific leaders of the country. whose
NlSCucHlOlS Will Dc NaItucu NIbu lubClCSbs Jul
correspondent describes the organization of
the meeting, and gives pleasant personal
sketches of Professors Marsh and Barker,
both Of whom are well known not only to
TRIBUNE readers, but to the whole world of
science.
The labor of mining the gold in the Black
Hills is scarcely equal to the peril of trans
porting it TO market afterward. Our cor
respondent tells us how the bullion is con-
veyed safely through the wild country between
the mines and the nearest point or the Union
Pacific Railroad. and his narrative contains
ample material for a first-class dime novel of
the approved Buffalo Bill order. The treasure
coach which contains the precious burden is
a veritable perambulating fort, with bullet
proof sides. DOIt-hOles and four sleeDless
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
3esp,2lork DutlU Gribasle.
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1879.

FOUNDED sY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

/, Is doubtful whether any good end will be
reached by any class Of men under the leadership
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NEW LETTERS FROM DICKENS,


LIGHT ON HIS BOOKS AND HIS LIFE.
49,, ,,,,,.,. vo,r,rs oF LETTERS TO his FRIENDS
WHAT HE WROTE HOME FROM AMERICA
xvu.r HE THOUGHT OF HIS OWN woRK-GADs
uIII-HIs FRIENDSHIPS
II had once become almost proverb that
,No lives OF men OF letters furnish few materials Or ''e
b,ocraphcr such men rule have uneNen'tui iN's'
and what they DO tho world the public learns rom
their books long before they die. But so great Is inc
modern thirst for knowledge all sorts OF subjects ana
for exhaustive Investigations Of every topic Witmn
reach ana even topics OF reach that the Ves OF al
men who reach emincnce have begun To nave an III
t,rrst which II seems impossible fully 10 satsy' MI
John Forster a few years ago puDlisheu 'hiee
>o,umes abont Charles Dickens which are known ana
have been read far and with all they contain Una"
VS. now about Dickens il has long been felt thai the
work old not adequately portray the noVesVs career
md character IL has been known that letters eASo
which Forster did not use. and believed mat 'houI"
them the shortcomings OF a work whose a"'no' was w
,ear Dickens 70 write OF him at hid best, might
lie supplied The desire 10 see these "''Vls
viii soon lie satisfied They have been care
fnllv edited by Miss Mamie DcSehs Tue
eldest daughter Of the novelist and Miss Eeorsiahh no
garth his sistcr-inaw with assistance from "HhIc
Collins and Henry Fielding Dickens, MISS Di'he"s >
hrotncr and on Thursday Charles scrhners sons VIII
,h,,h then, IN two l2mo volumes Of over 500 pages
oach In heIr preface the editor says Of MI Forster
hook that rs biography, IL Is perfect and exhaustive
and is only incomplete as regards corrcspondeuae
E. the scheme Of the book having made II mpoSsl'le
10 include in It's space any letters, or hardy
any besles those addressed Mr. Forster" They de-
sign their volumes a supplement TO his ana haVe
given them the tile The Letters of Charles DcAens
They contain very little except letters. and among 'Ee
peisons to whom the letters were addressed are
the following: ". C. Macready, George CATER
mole Thomas Loneman. Daniel Machse' lcnaIu
Htoncxton Mines. Thomas Hood, Douglas Jerrold
ClsrEson stanfed. Mrs. Dickens Miss iosar'h' MISS
Dickens CHARLES Knight. Walter savage Landor' John
Forster Mark Lemon. Sheridan Knowles, LORD John
Russell. John Delanc Barry Cornwall. Edmund h"''s
Antonio Panizz. Bulwcr Lytton, Charles fcchter
and Charles RCade.
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The new gOyerness I: " Now. | suppose Won
know that there three times much water as land
upon the surface or the earthi' Tommy I should
think TO- indeedl Look al the puddies"- Punch
VoLUMEs.-Amateur Composer-"Heard NV
laet song T. Candid Friend (wIth "a bic
shudder-" Or. Lor! hoye so!"-tPunch
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN sFERs.

Parkavc No73, 2i.exollO; Charles DnggiD and wife
Ilirnp II 4iave i5xI 10 Anthony
smith ana wife to James Powers. $3.50. .......
l27th.si. p. loo n Of 7thavo, JOxJ"ll Elijah q
Key, and anoiher. executors, etc, to Frances l.
2d.avc. E 8, 75.iiftnof iiithsi. 25x75; Henryw
Kennedy, referee to the Manhattan Savings Instr
2d.ayr = $. SOIL nm Of iiiih.st. 25x75: NV Ken.
nedy, referee to the Manhattan saviags In thu.
2d ave n cor Of iti,-st % lix75 u v kennedy
fefcTc, 10 the Manhattan saving Institution 800. Il
2d.aye -. 25.ll ftnof lllth.sf 23Kl5 II W Ken
nc,y. referee to the Manhattan saving Insutu
li5th-.f.ss. 275 n e Of wiilisave z5xiU0; Edward
Wills ana wife % Charles Gahfen ...-.........
lJJt st. 70 n " of laave. 75y 90 - Courtney
referee, 10 Reformed Dntch Church Of H.rl m. /
3d-a.e. = corOf sd -, J.fNlHs:Xiucgul@ri J
- kietnan aud wife 10 Jane I Kane ..;..:..-,..-.:.
Boulevard. W stpcs lth.aye irOM f-ih o. 1Jih-s,
leuuIe blocll George w Poelon aud wife % John
Thomas ave- 2lth wari par Of lot 40 H. TX
tlok-1xs2.1i Henry Bracken ana vile To Iamss
Lexinsic,ayc. from 42d 10 i3dst e6olox2l2i0
NlG1.I xu' gular Phebe Pearsall, trustee. and
a'othcr. 10 Thomas McAianus 49,. ~
Ayc-A, T. 1913 on "a ave. lH.JxJi; Fred rck on
niger ana ~. crs TO Jennie ~Chwlrr
Riylngtoust 80 ~. Herman Eieseller TO Carol ne
1851 1t. -. 30 ii e Of Willisaye, 2jxi00 Charles
Hahlrn and wife to Samuel Nom laii.......;......
Fowl rand wife tot aiOhne II Jeweii .........
52d-s :. 10 it - OF 5Ih-aye 5pAinn5i Eenlafln ~
llith-si =. 81 II W Of 3dave. ls3AlDtli; Rer-
rsrd rcnch AZ wfeto Martha g. ramla.. .......
1OI-si, q. 10 70 cot 2dayc. Joxiu22 Jacob .
ROscusfcn aud wife 10 Heinrich Maitner ....----
BanS-s'. :, -sl3 70 " Of Grcnwichayc, 2l.lOxI0i ,
7lths,s - 2sj II " Of Nve.A. 1xIG2.2; r q Beards
lcc. Referee 20 Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY; II
Mcmillan ard wife 10 Charles Galrcn. ,
ithaye. ,5.j f. Of 5ithst, 2jxyOi Lydia Iox TO
75th-sr. n > 10 itw Of 2dave. soxlO22; Jacob
o.. iiosenstein and wife 70 Morris Keller o
Johnston - Lambert Sydan ..-....--...-
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hall, brown stone houses ana cottage with lots
On i'havc, W cor OF l29th.st, oach lot 25xIfO;
Jas - flfH
lots Broadway p cor Of 37thst. together In size
527Slll.C same pnrchas ........
lot TTOadway. j27 tt : OF 31fh.st 2C.GXgl and
lots West I, firsf. iIl.5it " OF Broadway. 25x
lot on f. adway. 70 Il OF 37th-st, 2Gjxsi sane
pDrchaser
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Saturday Nov. -. 1870
The following sales were held at the TX
change SalcsTOOm today
nv JOhn r. mum.
STORY brick building with lot. No fI2 lOtiavc. es,
Jos - of 3fthsf. lot 2OxiOO Fannie Dempscy ~ 30
plot Of no on C0rt anntave cor OF Gouyrrneur-
- I'D N ard, 3y.GxlOOY %. 2x2Ox o $3.50 Johan-
nv L0ufs WcsISr.
lot East llJti.si. 220 IT Of istave 25xlO0ll;
Geo 2,lo
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obstruction.
For Both sexes-Country


DrGARMO INSTITUTE. Rhinebecl, n. Y,
~ college for business For catalogue an" p''
ueul'' address the rrHc'gpAAMEs NJ. DrGARMo Pm. D
FAMILY BOARDING and DAY SCilOOl1.---
English LATIN Piano and organ essgn, tT T,ngc TO-
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOLGIRL farm a
ss from SSsn - Css e SDa MOTH
s NJ. fan Ma 99s fq%mSaa
NIAPLEWOODI NSTITUTE-For both sexes
WI Conconvc PENN go per gT1trCg, s snens pre-
I"i'u '0 0u'"''' 60" J. sHoRTLiDGI. \. ST.. Principal
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTII UTE, New
~ ton sussex County j. reogea' seltems'r lot
msnt and Christ an Influences thorough to At ior any cot
e4c e y ,f faye MeGes LID Judge
Blair. Jersey city =. :. STEVENS A. N.
DARENTS wishing a first-cass BOARDING
please address circulars NJ A. r.. Lock Box a. Ne"
Milford. Conn.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Thos lIanlon,
i D. d. Pennington. y. j. for both sexes We excei In
Ieathiune's convenience dseipIne thorough teaching
'sDOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y
Ii Both sexes thorough. homekc. healthy; no extras
ss25 per perry year Actress ". il. BASNIsTEa. A. NJ
CEWARD INSTITUTE.-A Female Seminary
msaseaShi 900 ana %Sae1H e *
Fsr Ha9 5fasee County, ENf nALo" A. NJ r'A
CWARTHMO2E COLLEGE, near Philadel,,
- pha Under care Of 'TcHes ne,e ssHss c fs
tie English normal Depart ment preparatory and MGiel
President SwarthInOTc Deaware CO., Pean
Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
a for schools academies, colleges aud hans SEM ilr cara
iosne. BeKEI: PRATT x co. lf2and ~ Grandst' ~
Enw Schools.
VALE Law SchOol.-HCguar course, years;
Graduate course do degree OF I Ne,s -
-
DlnrlrQ An0cmlc5.
LIEN DODWOkTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AT HIS RESIDENCE. 80. Gsl 5TH-AVE.
Send tor circulars
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Art Schools-New- York City.

Art Schools-New-Y York City.
| MISS MCDONALD'S ART CLASSES, No. 4
IVA Past 2othst Terms favorable for ihe Winter
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
win pupils painting Landscape. flowers, st lie
cha and dccoraon hcr stuo "he Eola," No. Is East
| 2Gtlst., coIner iti-ave, beginning october l.
| References; Mr.. i. Huntington. MI William Hart, MI.
James NJ. Hart Mr. \. f. Bellows.
For Both Sexes Brooklyn.
MRS l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
M 10 % I IL ass Grss ssSss Far or
further apply il0 CllnOLs, south Brooklyn.
For Bows and Young Men-country.
A lexandcr Institute, Military Boarding School,
| ~ White Plains. y. Y. Principal. o. II. WILLIS. Ph.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college. Conditioned rejected caTdates coached
summer OF Winter stockoridge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,.
ROYS under SIXTEEN. Yonkers, n. Y.
~ Thorough 1 teaching kind cnTe low rnes ,sov
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
Me% avc S1n Gs@o or SsEo S
Ampo opportunity ioi athletic games. rowing &c
FAMILY aud DAY sCHOOL.-Ncw-Bn Britain.
iure 10 a limited Lumber OF pupils Address d. " CAGP.
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, L. l., for
WI Bows Eng ish. French German aud Classics Or s275
N.ORRISTOWN N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
Nk Tor bows. The Rev. :. y. HOWELL An. Principal
MT Pleasant Inst. Private classes for boys,
| vi Amherst. Mass. estab 1916. II. e. NASH A. ~ Pan
pEEKSKILL (N.YD MILITARY ACADEMY.
i send for illustrated hity-psee circular
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHI sTEh. Penn.
cy ensineering chemistry ea,se end Enelish degrees
conferred Colonel / HEO HYATT. lIes't
For Young Laoies-Country.
| ELMIltA FEMAI IL COLLEG college of
IL the highest rank has eclectic and preparatory Depart
1 h gsS sv ady' r. w Ts T MOL
~ Next session begins september 10
GROVE HALL, New-Haven, Conn.-Mss
HARVARD UNIVERSITY EXAMINA-
- Tons foH WoMi.NaI he seyenih examination VIII
riia.lpia and Cincinnati For information add ess secre
MISS BULliLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
viii reopen "Wednesday. September IL
OssINlNG INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
SING SING, y.
Ancient and Modern Languages, Pa ntng. Music and
| Sciences, with Laboratory and Apparatus.
Rev. {. u. RICE. Principal
WILSON COLLEGE for Young Ladies,
Fer catalogues address A. r. GOoDsELi Lady PfinL
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY. Norton.
Mast VII bogin i's iory.hllh school year Thursday
or IL A. COBB. esq Norton. Mass.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, HackettStown.
~ NJ-lest and largest budne la the Instruction
ihoough Both sexes Ten departments Ffth year opens
HWHiTNEY. u d. rf rresdent ."'-0S1'' u'' Ne' GEO
CHAMBERSBURG PENN ACADEMY.
Parents desiring school both good and cheap will please
J. Ii. snUMAKEIL Ph D., Principal
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AIR- ONO W. FrETTERER (G6ttingen
CCJIOOL of LANGUAGES. 1.lsI Broadwa,

SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, ,4s1 Broadway.
- Icop,ns october b-frnch. German Italian spanish
hv natural method Greek and Latin by Professor
TIMANENIS Professor \. LALANDE. Director ot the
French Department school, refers r.
BOCHER Dlarvard University. Baron SHISkIN ulussian
and ire Rev j. H. VINCENT. DID,, &c; cir
Cu.ars on application.
riHE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
lsh ana french schcc. FOR young laics and children on
wednesday. October /. at 800 Lcxingtonavc
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
Y l4sl broadway. I2d st-Primarv commercial and
classical depa rtmenis. HOBBY * AKIN, Principals.
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PRIVATE SAILS

ist llJth-s;. 22O n q Of ist-aye, 2Jxi00.il;
~ .....
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
CEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES for regu

- sng euavng setting curb and iuttr stones tagging
walks ThrlVe from Harlem River the
north eide OF Onehuudred and forty sevenths, VIII be
Ccv,d the Office Of this department until November rs
1879 tOr fail information CITY Record" for safe
o . Hall
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BROOKLYN Real Gsiate for Sale.
Gounlrn propertn for Sale ono 90 lei.

4 I ORANGE, n. j. (neighborhood speciality.
~ property Tor and all great bar
gains. EDWARD T. ia dILrON. = P.ne-si- n u
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Boulevard. W ettcs lltlaye iroM s-th 10 79fh-6f,
fcutre bloch George Poell0n anu wife - John
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Lcxngon-ave e = from 42d 20 l3d a. POO lOx2l2 10
NlG1.l xiue gular; Phebe Pearsall. trustee. aud
"a Other. 10 Thomas Mcifanus .............. ..
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g clcner5.

A GERMAN GENTLEMAN gives German
4 and Latin lessons for ~. 4. NJ, Tribune Office
A GENTLEMAN well qualified 20 teach fine
~ poamanship would insruet family o. ehni.h IN .o
of pie heated room tDir oly- ~ tt
week. highest references Address SPENCER tribune
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GorporaIlon Notices.

PROPOSALS for Water Pipe. Stop Cocks,
stop cock Boxes. Hydrans and IA drani Boxes will DO
20, iS79 For fun information city Record
sale at No. = CITY Hal.
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MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. L., for
WI Bows; En- sh French German and Classics .or s275.
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LADY of experience will give lessons
"a three days each week IN English branches, Dr,"ng
Painting. either 10 chllfcn or Adults Ltiin Ad Il
naiica aeO tang tcsi references. Address VI. HoiEi
ART nd nj Lea.
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SIM NARY, jl3 East l2Otlsi
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CHAPTER x.
AN UNEXPECTED OFFER.


Wilfred was surprised, two days after his
visit to Madame darcy, to receive some
what bulky package, addressed in delicate
feminine hand, which he rightly conjecture,l
to be that of his new friend. But if this was
his feeling on first receiving her communica,
ton, how greatly was his surprise heightened
on his acquainting himself with its contents!
For the satisfaction of the reader I will
transcribe them here, word for word.
"MY YOUNG FRIEND, WrLFRED BARsTow
Excuse the informality of this address, but |
already feel as if mutual claim on each
others friendship existed between US, and the
difference in age permits me to lay aside con-
ventional forms.
"Since our interview, have thought long
and seriously upon proposition which l am
now about to make to you.
"That the proposition will excite your as
tonishment, | do not doubt. 1t may even
appear ridiculous to you but, in this case, |