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gotifes.
Notice of Seizure.
Custom HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA.

CUSTOM HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, March 10, 1881.
TINE following described articles were seized
l. at this port for violation Of the Customs
Revenue Laws:
Article, z Panama Hats; vessel, ElVie Allen
date, January, 1873; section Revised Statutes
violated, 1882.
Article. 1 box Cigars; vessel, =; date
February, 1878; section Revised Statutes VIC
lated, 2797.
Articles. bottles Ale, bottles Lemonade, 4
bottles Ginger Ale, l Basket Linen Table
cloth; vessel, Lady Dufferin; date, March, 1873
section Revised Statutes violated, 1897.
Articles, 5 boxes Cigars, 2 boxes Cigars; yes
sci. Paquete del Vendrell; date, July, 1878; SEQ
ton Revised Statutes violated, 2787.
Article. box Cigars; vessel, -; date, De
cember, 1880; section Revised Statutes violated
3Oe2.
Articles, 2 large Feather Flowers (bouquets),
medium size Feather Flowers (bouquetsl,
Feather Flowers (half bridal Wreathsl, I6
small Feather Flowers (bouquetsl; vessel, VIII.
helm l.; date, January 81, 1881 section Re
vised Statutes violated. 1909.
Articles, 2 chests, containing Sailors Outfit,
etc; vessel, Hugh Cam; date, September 81,
1850; sections Revised Statutes violated, 2872
and 1913
Persons claiming the above articles are re-
quired to appear and file their claim at my
Office in tbs Custom House within twenty days
from the date Of the first publication of this
notice. T. F. JOHNSON,
mh11-F3t Collector.
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The schooner Abbie Corson, three hun
dred and sixty-three tons, Of Philadelphia,
Captain Corsou, from New York for Savan-
nah with guano, was abandoned March 18th
An latitude So. longitude 72:43, IN sinking
condition. All hands were rescued by the
bark During, Captain Anderson, from Car
deaas Tor Boston, which vessel transferred
them to the steamer La Gauie (Fr.l at Baltt-
more March 14th.
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.sThe live Tudtans,

The Southern Dramatic Critic, of Atlanta,
for this week will contain lengthy and in
teresting sketch Of "The Live Indian,n the
screaming farce" which Mr. John E. Ow-
ems, the great comedian, has made famous
for more than quarter of century. The
author, Colonel VIM. T. Thompson, Of Sa-
vannah, is well known as the writer Of
"Msjor Jones' Courtship," and other hu-
morous works. The sketch in the Critic
will be illustrated with an elegant picture
OF the original olive Indian" which will
be great addition to the attractiveness Of
the publication. Copies viii be for sale at
Estills News Depot as soon as received.
mhl7 st
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LIebig Co.'s Coca Beef ronie

Superior to any tonic have used or pre-
soribed,n says Professor Z. M. Hale, Md,
Chicago Medical College. It Is prescribed
by the most eminent physicians for weak
lungs, falling out of the hair (applied to the
scalp, weak and irritable threats, asthma,
shortness OF breath, chronic coughs and ali
nervous affections. Beware of counterfeits.
For sale by o. Butler Savannah.
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ssSalnueI of POsen. the Commercial
DrummeF.ss

Ga Tuesday evening next this new Ameri-
can comedy-drams, which has proven sucn
a great success, VIII be presented by Mr.. ID.
B. Curtis, popular comedian, supported
by frst-class company. It is said to be
replete with capital hits and sparkling
humor, and Mr.. Curtis IN the title role is
pronounced inimitsble. Reserved seats may
be secured at Bren's at the usual prices.
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SnnII The River.

The pilot slOop Latham was accidentally
sunk in the river opposite the foot of Haber-
sham street yesterday morning. 1t appears
that in swinging to her anchor her stern post
caught on some projecting timbers lying
below high water mark, and as the tide
yeat down her bow settled in the water.
In attempting to pull her off with tug, she
was pulled odt too far and sunk No dam
sge was done to the vessel except filling her
with water, and she will be raised Wlthou'
anln
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2etitinMs
Petition for Incorporation.

TN the Superior Court of Chatham county.
L To the Honorable the Superior Court Of
said county:
The petition of ]. C. sALTERs, LEWIS P.
ASHBY, WILLIAM II. SNYDER, PETER GIL
LEN, DANIELT ELLIOTT, L. b. DAVIS, and
w. w. MACKALLI, JR., respectfully shows
that they desire for themselves and such other
persons as may be hereafter associated with
them, to be incorporated under the corporated
name and style of THE WORKINGMENS
TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE AND READ
ING ROOM COMPANY;" that the object for
which said petitioners seek incorporation is to
establish houses. rooms, street stalls, or other
places of like nature in and around the city of
Savannah, and to carry on the business of
coffee and general refreshment house keepers,
in which establishments no wine, ale, spiritu-
GUS or Intoxicating liquors shall be sold or con-
sumed and in connection Herewith to estab-
lish and conduct reading and club rooms. That
the amount of capital employed by them
actually paid in will be the sum of One Thou-
sand Dollars (S1, COO, and they desire the
privilege of increasing their capital stock from
time to time, In the discretion of the Directors,
to any sum not exceeding Five Thousand Dol
lars ($5000l That the place of doing business
of said company will be Chatham county,
with the principal Office in the city of Savannah
porated for the period of twenty years, with
the privilege Of renewal at the expiration of
said time, with power to buy, alter, build
houses, or purchase other property, for the
uAfpOScS dLOIcShlu, Ut W lake premises on
lease, or from year to year, or otherwise, to
fit up and furnish the same. and either conduct
the same under the immediate control of the
company or to let, lease, mortgage or sell the
same, to have corporate seal, to borrow
money, 70 sIIe and BE- sued II tho sai5 co-po-
raGe aaTG5, TO contract ard tie contracted with,
to make bylaws, and to DO all things and have,
enjoy sad exercise oil 0taer corporate powers,
and franchises incident to private corporations
for business purposes SIS prescribed by the laws
n Georgia, and as may be necessary OK con
venient to the attainment Of the object afore-
said.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they
and their associates may be incorporated for
the purposes aforesaid, under the said corpo-
rate name, for the period and with the powers
aforesaid.
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
COLLIER, CHARLTON q MACKALL.
Solicitors for Petitioners.
49,, Filed in office and recorded this
1 SEAL. 18th day Of March, A. d. 1881.
t--r-l G. 8. HARDEE,
mh12-F4t Clerk s. G. @. G..
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MARSHALL HOUSE.
A Quiet Family Hotel. Noted for Its
Comfortable Rooms and the TX.
celIence of Its Table.
ARRIVALS MARCH II.

NJ G Wilkinson,G w Walls, Gainesville, Fla;
w H Stephens, R Stephens, Cincinnati; 7
Weller, Tallahassee; w A Price, Ga; G Mason,
Phila; VIM Cowan, Henry Cowan, Patterson,
n j; John Hood, Perrysburg, O: VIM Hood,
Bowling Green, o.; e g Hail. Darien; A P
Southwick. Buffalo; W Brigham. Toledo; D
W Summerall, Mrs Jane Summerall Bailey,
Ga; Fl II Woodstock, Detroity Chas + Fletcher,
tice, Mrs Jane Winslow, Chicago; Geo Baker,
Fayetteville, N G.; E Avillie, Ca; Jas Croswell,
Jacksonville; w A Fraser, Mcintosh; w H
Chew, ia; w N Dunbar, A N Porter, Augusta
B Powell, Bailey. Ga; r Moran, GA; Mrs
Mark Hopkins and maid. Miss N Crittenden,
San Francisco; Mrs E G Hartshorn, Provi
dence; E L Sullivan, Hon Timothy Sullivan,
Gan FRANCISCO; jas Cow MIS- MIS- Gov Miss
ton; ] o Clark, Mrs Wenants and son, Ga;
Capt John Purdy, bark Argosy.
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The Morning News ana ,1,a So

The MoRNEe NEWS is connected WITH ,hs
wires OF the Savannah Telephone Exchange.
ms agency can, therefore, be used sending
70 ths MORNING NEVs advertisements, orders
Tor tne paper TO be sent. news, information of
any kind' and orders for work, at any hour
from a. m to 12 p. m, free Of charge. This
: q great convenience. and win be appreciated
BY the customers Of the MORNING EEvs.
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GrGtertes.
A. HIRSCHMAN.

Fl Barnard Street, Formerly J. q. Reedy's Store,
egs that receiving with steamer
choicest GROCERIES promises
full line of these goods always hand His prices will
low in fact rscass goods sold in
with which market he will Ladies will do well give
quality especially
to the following just arryed JAVA COFFEE
the finest to DUTCH HERRING4S Genuine
SIAN SARDINES. NEUFCHATEL CHEESE, SWISS CHEESE,
LIMBURGER CHEESE, LENTILS, Split and Green
COSHER SAUSAGES. GOSHEN MEAT.
BRANDIES and FINE WHISTLES.
mh15H A. HIRSCHMAN. Fl Barnard Street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

The Treasurer reports that large number
OF members are in arrears for their annual
dues, some Of them owing for more than
one year. The one hundred aud thirty-frst
anniversary Of the society is near at hand,
and 1t is desirable that all sums due it be
paid in before that day. Therefore earnestly
request all who have not paid to do so at
once, to the Treasurer, Mr.. D. r. Thomas.
j. II. EsTILL,
mh1S ct President Union Society.
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Meeting Of Pulaski Council.
Meeting of Jasper Council.
Headquarters Georgia Hussars.
Meeting OF Palestine CommanderY.
steamer st. Johns for Charleston.
Dr. RJ back, Foot Surgeon.
Chatham county citation.
Iheatre-Samuel Of Posen.
Magnolia hams-John Lyons.
Lecture by Edward CarsWeH.
Bohemian glass blowers.
Abbott's Pharmacy.
Diamond spectacles-S. p Hamilton.
Statement Of Merchants National Bank.
Clothing at auction.
Gilt edge real estate for sale.
Desirable truck farm at auction.
sale OF office effects, etc.
Wharf and warehouse for rent.
Two white boys wanted.
First class sawyer wanted.
Furnished room for rent.
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/, i'olessor VIM. C. Richardson, MD, Of
y, s. Louis Medical College, says: t'Ihaye
~ rr-s'sd L'eoig Co.'S Arnicated Extract of
"''ea Hazel to be applied locally in Rheu-
-'',l With most marked relief In every
MS Beware of worthless limitations
PpI PIE ours aud similar Dames. Also cures
i -, :, C>;sisrrh, Neuralgia, Painful Month
'Ss, Uil llcers, Lumbago and Weak Ewes.
~ e MY cents and dollar sizes.
~" sale oy Q. Butler, Savannah, Ga.
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.El Be- In. Aats-NeyE stravvs.
AAPE'S s@uy Wednesday, March 9th, at
mh4-tf
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FRIDAY, MARCH rs. IssI
Time OF ClOaing the man.

Northsrn mail via Savannah ana Charlas.or
haliroad p. NJ; via Central Raflroad go : :.
Charleston, 2 p NJ N-A 0.0O =.
Port Royal Railroad, Pm
Western mail via CantraI pau-.a o =.
and $50 p n Al@lEO@os A
EiSr1da mail via Savannah, Florida and West
3P.M F7 =" SSsOA DuFont
Darien and Brunswick, sPN
S Sanx,sanah river, Tuesday. 5PM
ONCE open for delivery a. man -, ca. L.,
from $50 TO 1880 A X An Oh SUNDAY
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Indications for the South Atlantic States
to-day: Cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain, winds shifting to
colder westerly, with rising barometer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

: Oougo, Cold or Sore Throat should be
I-r97l. Neglect frequently results in an
pe-'-oie Lung Disease or Consumption.
~ ''l Bronchial Troches do not disorder
h.. -.o-l4en Ike cough syrups and balsams,
l1S =. directly on the infiamed parts, sllsY
ehi,,.- 'l,SSuou, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
TroIi, Coughs, Catarrh and the Throat
eF. 49, snich Singers and Public Speak
w ~ subject TO.
~ a. . cents 8 box everywhere.
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On Monday evening next the celebrated
Bohemian Glass Blowers will occupy Ma
sonic Temple for brief season. The exhi-
bition Is wonderful and well worth seeing.
The announcement appears elsewhere, to
which we direct attention.
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Hibernian SOciety-EIectIOn of on
eers-Supper.

eers-Suppers
The Hlbernian Society held their sixty
fourth annual meeting yesterday morning
at Quinan's Hibernian House, Bryan street
After the transaction of regular business,
the election for officers for the ensuing year
was entered into and resulted as follows;
President-John Foley.
Vice PRESIDENT. j. Guilmartin.
Tressurer-John Ryan.
Recording SecretarY-M. T. O Imam.
Corresponding Sec'Y-Jordan F. Brooks.
Standard Bearer-Patrlck PrentY.
Messrs. G. F. Prendergast, E. II. Smith
and Nj. +. Joyce were elected members.
The purchase of the building formerly
known as the Georgia Historical Society
Building, No. ITO Bryan street, was con-
firmed.
The vacant chair of the lamented Presi-
dent, Captain John Mcmahon, which was
placed at the head of the table, was draped
In mourning.
In the evening at s O'Clock the society as
sembled at the same place to partake of the
anniversary supper. The dining room of
the house, which was converted into the
banquet hall, was very tastefully and beau
tifully decorated with the emblems of
mourning. In the parlor, on the wall,
facing the tables, were hung the portraits of
the deceased Presidents, Geo. b. Cumming,
John j. Kelly and John Mcmahon. The
frames were draped with Grape, relieved at
the corners with white bows.sOn table be-
meath these portraits was a framed copy of
the resolutions, adopted by the society, ex-
pressive of their regret at the loss of their
late President, Captain Mcmahon, which
was also decorated Ia mourning.
Only the society participated in the sup
per, and no invitations were extended, it
being decided to have, under the circum-
stances, purely family affair.
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10 avoid delay all letters and orders should
oe addressed to the proprietor, or to the
MokSINs NEWS, and not to any astache or
emplOye Of the office.
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Dentistry.

Ma A. LEFLER. Dentist, formerly of Savan-
nah late % - West 30th street, New York. has
returned TO Savannah aud permanently loca-
ted az $50 South Broad street
mhI+M. SF&Teltmh2f
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River Report.

The height of the river at Augusta al /
O'Clock p. m. yesterday was twenty eight
feet six inches, a rise of twenty feet one
inch during the preceding twenty four
hours.
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z..aeraI slnritatiuus.

g--.--fs and ACQUAINTANCE OF
=--vrT - The I5ie,,5 Family. OF Mrs C. Z
Lgrl1Il n LgPl,ts "a anu .I9nz5 Hernandez, are
" ivan. snd ~ N attend the funeral
Osl..,faGy inyIL- -..r ~ rom the Cathedral Of
-.g. q q e i BsJpeiaal Help, THIS AFTER
- ~ 81. 5.sl.ek
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sHarriaats.

=5--- Married, at the Mar
1skE WY 4lA.1riay evening; ., MsF IF 81 y.
g. - jt4F.8 Q ez4shs Of q CEDAR r
~. NJ sn5 " Ns cards m
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The Savannah City and Business
Directory.

The canvass for the RirectorY Of 1881 is
completed, aud the work now in the hands
of the printers, and being pushed to 9 rapid
comnletion. All desiring copies should
send IN their orders at once, as the price to
subscribers is 81. All sold after puonca-
ton S..
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: = eents 8 box everywhere.

'lead on my cozns, " we often hear
MI \ q anguish from those suffering
ga. -.' terrible ataletion. They will be
ns1, S-i NOV G that Coussens' Lightning Lini-
sso en- esFe Gorns aud Bunions, and is
Eae1ns-.l,e-. Tor Lame Back, Neuralgia and
4- mhlS-F, VI, W&w1t
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Nntiee To Tax PAYERS.

CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, March /, 1881.
The following returns are now due and re-
mrrah.e by Ordinance:
Peal Estate, lSsl
Furniture, JewelrY, etc, 1881
Stock IN Trade. 1881.
Money. Bonds, Notes and Solvent Debts, 1881.
Steamships, SteambOats, Tugs and Sailing
Vessels Of all kinds, 1881.
JAMES E. COPE,
mhi-tf City Treasurer.
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Aspe s'1 Sshirts-SeParste CUFFS.
lrs 'ment of neat patterns at La
u,h4 If
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Comparative statement of temperature ct
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
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Sptfial Autires.
Magnolia Hams.

-..,-f 10 CASKS MAGNOLIA HAMS
-- A---
For sale low by
JOHN LYONS,
Lyons Block.
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The Feather weight Derby.
In black and pearl color, at LaFar's-
mh40
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notice.
BOnaventHre.

TIE Evergreen Cemetery Company" have
t-as a number OF burial lots in Bonaven-
srs which they offer at reasonable prices.
For further information apply to
A. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
h1s5tf Bay street
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O,r.uN eePs the Best Assortment
aud Cuffs mh4-tf
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order. by DevIfn a. Co..
An5ru SIS 90
Akel At TsP. Samples shown and orders
;. mh4-tf
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DESIRABLE GARDEN FARM.
SALE OF OFFICE EFFECTS. ETC.
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.

On MONDAY, the 21st March, 1881, at I O'Clock.
at the office corner of st Julian and Draw
ton streets Opposite Merchants Bank),
Several DESKS, COUNTING HOUSE Ia
BILE. REVOLVING CHAIRS, Long TABLES.
CABINET DESK, BooK GkgE KEgITNJNfi
CHAIR. MAPS. STOVES, PICTURES. TENT
lot SACKS, HARNESS, BLINDS, WINDOW
SHADES, OLD BOOKS, GAS Pipe MATS
ST. DENT LAMPS, lot PAPER, PICTURES.
BUGGY TOP, etc.
ALSO
a large DOUBLE DOOR BURGLAR PROOF
METAL SAFE. mh163t
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knowledge belief GADSDEN,
and subscribed before this
s..
LC
g.
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Il ,r-,- Searfs and windsor Ties,
patterns, at LaFsr's. mh4 tt
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Gs,,. LaRar Sells
ab4-;f- Gloves, Hosiery and Ties.
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I,.per Council No. 10, ii. {.
,-.n.rters Georgia Hussarl

-----F1Tv N TINS NUIIIIEI v III o
IL IHl7 b r. RICHARDSON. L.
l-.--+etT Sec'v. mh1S-1t
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Sutton Sales future 1aas.
CLOSING OUT AT AUCTION

n ENNEDk e. BLUM. AuCtiOneerm.
We will sell, at II O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock p
NJ, TOMORROW
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CHAPTER u.-EvENTs AT TEN ACRES.

CHAPTER H.-EvENTs AT TEN ACRES.
There was no obstacle to the speedy
departure of Romayne and his wife from
Vange Abbey. The villa at Highgate-
called Ten Acres Lodge, in allusion to
the measurement of the grounds sur
rounding the house-had been kept in
perfect order by the servants of the late
Lady Derrick, now in the employment
Of her nephew
On the morn; ter their arrival at
the villa Stella nj anote to her mother
The same afternoon Mrs. Eyrecourt AZ
rived at Ten Acres, on her way to a
garlen-party. Finding the house, to
her great relief, II modern building,
supplied with all tine newest comforts
and Injuries, she at once began to plan
grand party in celebration of the re-
turn of the bride and bridegroom.
81 don't wish to praise myself" Mrs.
Eyrecourt said; "but if ever there was
a forgiving woman, 1 am that person.
We will say no more, Stella, about your
truly contemplate wedding-five people
altogether, including ourselves and the
Lorings! A grand ball will set you
right with society, and that is the one
thing needful. Tea and coffee, my dear
Romayne, in your study; Coote's quad
rifle band the supper from Gunters;
the grounds illuminated with colored
lamps; Tyrolese singers among the
trees, relieved by military music-and,
if there are any African or other savages
now in London, there is room enough in
these charming grounds for an encamp-
ment, dances, sIuaws, scalps, an'l aIi tie
rest Of it, to END iii hlaze of tireWu -.
A sudden 1T of coughing selAed her,
an stoli cd the further ,..;n'.cl IL, u
attractions at the 20 emplated ~,
= "lle had bs,ived tat her ,lJthef
.,.,,...-. worn m. hGc2r |,
through the de- i $ paint n,i
aowaer. This vos not : oD
T9arlt ii go, dcrot, to
th, M ii society; b thD co 81
vas something new 50 ,mptom Of eX
haustion.
81 am afraid, mamma, you have
been over-exerting yourself" said Stella.
"You go to too Y parties
Nothing ol Vile sort, my dear 1 am
as strong as horse. The other night
Was waiting for the carriage in draft
tore of the most perfect private con
certs Of the season, ending with de-
lightfully naughty little French play,
and ! caught slight cold. A glass of
water is all want. Thank you. Ro.
mayne, you are looking shockingly Sc
rious and severe our ball will cheer
you. Ii you would only make bonfire
Of all those horrid books you don't know
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rarrled so quietly, lie went on. ne
had better go back to London and make
our peace with her. Don't you want to
see the house Ely aunt left me at High
gate?"
Stella sighed. The society of the
man she loved was society enough for
her. Was he getting tired Of his wife
alreadyp
81 will go with you wherever you
like" She said these wo DIS in tones OF
sad submission, aud gently got up from
his k1ee.
He rose also, and took from the sofa
the letter which he had thrown on it.
"Let us see what our friends say"
he resumed. "The address is in Lor-
irg's handwrit
As he approached the table on which
the lamp was burning, she noticed that
he moved with langour that was new
in her experience of him. He sat down
aud opened the letter. She watched
him with an anxiety which had now be-
come intensified to suspicion. The
shade of the lamp still prevented her
from seeing his face plainly.
"Just what I told you," he said /;
the Lolings want to know when they
are to see us in London, and your
mother says she feels like that charac-
ter in Shakespeare who was cut by his
own daughters Read it,"
He handed her the letter. In taking
it, she contrived to touch the lamp
shade, as il by accident, and tilted it so
that the full flow of the light fell on
him. He started back, but not before
she had seen the ghastly pallor on his
face. She had not only heard it from
Lady Loring, she knew it from his own
unreserved confession to her what that
startling change really meant. In IN
instant she was en- her kuees ut his
feet.
"Oh, my da iing /" she cried, e,
ras cruel TO keep t.,dt st oret f., "a your
wifa. 70, have hear. il it, 81, y
She was too irres.' :ti'', Leausiir: y,
'het .ona'' ~ be approved He
=. .,eu ne fr2', he 1oo., e, |
owned the truyh.
"Yes" he eai.l ,rG itf =
II = r., 10 6elyidere, j.: a.
.oaiu it on another moo ..snt night,
when Major H. l was here with me.
Our ret,.in to this house is per'aps the
cause l don't complain I have had a
long release"
She threw her arms around his neck.
"Wo will leave Vange tomorrow"
she said.
II was firmly spoken, But her heart
sank, as the words passed her lips.
Vange Abbey had been the scene of the
most unalloyed happiness in her life.
What destiny was waiting for her when
she returned to London?