The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-17

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sSiii ne streets and going to WI pslls ia
rrnilemen--wsll. SLIT NC. Work w IN S .va
woman dies the giTl goes 70 sne .a,nsd
months nore--arld no Wof nas y i,
III sous ia the last fortn s.,,tns
the childpkr gave up CRYING loI sosn ltnaf n
10 eat, md ] came out 20 s.euM , .ora an
bread. II didn't get a chance, .nel. va s,bsS
many people about. ! peggsa' ura oot s Tar
told mo to go and look for Wofs. LvSn s for
:wnrEi i 6aYe been looking LOT WcrA ~. .e,f
3 ~ J. , 9 Then saw my sirl-saW hes
=. = ). 80 rr,are with feathers 10 her hat, anu
tho chiidren ct home starving. wanieu
"a kili1 everybody. That is all. You IONS
can laurh--you don't knoW 80
- :. Manste,ir. 5, said the PRESTO the gentie.
nan yyhnse assistance, fortunately bao no "
heen needed, 81 thank you Tor comlng 80 20
mr mid. but you see what sort OF case .ais
IA I.nt. me attend 10 the poor feiloW auo-
hos. If You saw nothing about this.
fSt.a r.r;soner listened in stupelnctlon.'
,rha nriest dragged him onwards, thougn
too, time IN time he struggled to get sfee
aa.Ms reenrnuing his. powerlessness, ne
ahsnSoned ala idea OF resistance: 0ues-
s;n,,nd he recited bis sufierings. going over !,
nd nver fire melancholy refrain, "ine gu
~one tn the bad and the little ones stat'-
rg.s
ing" ,,ord RI 1r;m.
:. Yon1p exclaimed the man IN SURPRISE
md embarrassment, as be unco&eIeu n;u
selS uYou! ] will come with you quie''
lIy. your reverence"
| uouo an four later the gentleman who mac
.'Iau,,d t,em entered the Cafe des Princes
nis friend was waiting for him, IN company
with a Foung and pretty woman, VINO "a'
| onraged with sorbet.
e Well.r said hts friend, Wnat new,
haze vol, brought? What ana you SEE ser
| 60. here, las beeu quite nervous a1 Iou.
J Ionp absence and made sure you haa oeel
killed, or something" :,
He nnrrated briefly what the reader VI
| ready knows. :..os+;r, >,
eo,d The vounc lady; sand what then ~
9. wen. the priest took bis companion TO
the noiice-statiop, but did not go In. In
! s,oad they went into Ragache's restaurant,
which hnppenned to be open - -,
= skin the bill of fare. What then 7"
uTben they went on, and walked near
e,ouob 70 them to bear the man say tha'
though his daughter had gone to the bao'
che WINS pretty good hearted sort OF GIRL
and that, il he bad revealed himself to hel
when he saw her driving past she would
certainly have given him what money sue
had. but that he did not want that SORT OF
money, and"--
~WeIl, and then 9"-
nIast scene OF the last act-a window
with no curtain; tallow-candle to the right;
in front two children eating greedily; uI
the stage big black shadow holding thlro
child in IFS arms, this child also eating
preedily; and at about the second entrance
ieft nv ragamufin on his knees-praying'
fancy"
land where was this highly-satisfactorJ
tabIeau exhibited ?" said bis friend. =,
"Rue Cambronne, No. IL, second story
| VII.
| Cora, with the deliberate lnXuriousnes:
of cat ut a forbidden crean,-pot, hn!shce
the last drop of her sherbet, smoothed dowt
the lace over her plump arms, settled ne'
pearl bracelet above an exquisltely'httins
gray glove, and said: 49,.
"Eleyen, Rue Cambronne, second hoor
That must have been pa. Now, II you're
ready for supper am"