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A LARGE NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE
PUSHED OUT OF BUSINESS.

We have purchased their entire stock OF SILKS,
amounting to upwards OF
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for cash down. We propose 10 make this purchase
public benefit. The goods will be ON sale
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
They consist Of SILK GOODS Of every descrip-
ton-BLACK and CoLoRED-this seasons i'm
portatIon, and designed for the best city retail
trade. Among the
BLACK SILKS
are SO SILKS at 1907;
Quality marked to have been sold at 1915 a yard
will he sold at s2.1S;
Quality marked TO have been sold at 31.i0 yard
will be sold At 6sc.;
Quality marked to have been sold at s4.20 will be
sold at s2.45.
There 1. also large lot Of intermediate qualities,
for which We have no space to mention prices.
Among the lot of
COLoRED DRESS SILKS
are some elegant qualities for evening wear.
Also, large quantity OF SATIN designs in Satin
de Rhsdames, Satin dc Lyon, Surah Satins, be-
sides other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RIIADAME st $3.50;
1925 SATIN DE BIIADAsIE at s1.eO;
50 SATIN DE RIIADANGE ats1.25.
Among the
FANCY SILKS AND DAMASSES
are ALL-sLK GOODS at G5, IS, and 9Oc, up 10
the finest Imported, IN superb qualities aud en-
tire new designs.
| There arc also several pieces Of CLOAKING
SILKS, SATIN DE DUCHESS, and DRAP DE
LYON at near one-half their value to import.
We win besldes have grand opening Of
complete stock Of
NOVELTIES AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
Of every descriptlon-mo.t Of which arc
of our own importation and
exclusive styles.
We have also made fortunate purchase I'm
SILK yELyETS,
by which We are enabled to Oier
GUINET's ALL-sILK SILK BACKl VELVET
at - yard-gencral value, $3.50;
BONNET & CHS CLOAKING VELVET at
es.25-cost upwards OF Sl4 to import;
SILK VELVET at 75c.;
SILK VELVET atS1;
SILK VELVET at S1.25, Sl.5O, and so;
CLOAKING VELVET at s2.9O-never offered for
less than $3.50;
CLOAKING YELYETS ats4.2O-cost upwards Of
So 10 import.
A fun assortment Of
BLACK, COLORED, AND FANCY
PLUSIlEs.
For the first time I'm five years we are enabled Ia
offer
BLACK CASHMERES
in large quantities st a real bargain.
The above goods are Of the celebrated Bon Jour &
Lupins make, and will be sold at from
20 10 soc. yard under value
We regret that space does not allow us 10 specify
the many other bargains we have % offer on Mon
day. &C 15-sa,su&Th
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M PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (wcst Franklin strcetl.-Services by the
pastor, Rev. JOHN HANSoS. Subjcct--ll A. NJ;
"MnemOnics (Centennials, Memorial Days, Church
InstltuliOns);" L. 81: IA Theory Of Spiritual
Education by Hosea, Professor Of Theology In tie
School Of the Prophets"
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A
QUARTERS TO MET YQDK
s gisf ! BR0'TrHEISs, 81 BEoAD srnEEr.
uspAnALLrLED BARGAINS IN EyEDY
'Ni pEP1RTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We ofyer large and unusnslly handsome lines Of
RICH SILK PLUsiE5, SILK w M ME 2
| BLACK and COI0RED SATIN XII ADA n ,,y =
| RICH BLACK NOIRES, SILK and SATIN
BROChDEs, SATIN MARVEILLElA, ga
| TIN DE LYON, sURAHS, ARMukEsf &C,
&c, and special bargains ~ Ln1SsS DbA'N
SILKS Of the most reliable MANUFACTURE
| WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Our Dress-Goods Departments are unequalled in
variety and extent of style shown. Prices al
ways hc lowest.
Our aisamse for e. Iad tes !. very
large. and embraces STRIPES, CHECKS, MI
LANGEs, and all the rich, dark, plain colors.
One cannot fall 10 make pleasing selection
from so fine and varied stock as we exhibit;
We are also showing large lines Of FRENCH
C CHShhs-n FINE S FNLiAhNSEi suiTiNes,
FINE ALL:-WooL cAsHM,ERIEs, HAND 80;
Choicest H fs STYLES in TINSELLED and oSIBRE
STRIPES, PLAIDs, &C., for combinations and
associations with plain goods.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
We direct special attention 70 our exhibit In this
| department Of new winter styles for ladies',
gentlemen's, and children's wear, and especially
to our fine assortment of LADIES' CLOTH
and FLUSH CLOAKINGS, which we are Ofer-
ing at bottom prices.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
All the latest winter styles are now ready In this
department IN Ladies' Misses, and Chlldren's
Outside Garments, An inspection OF the 70
DoLMGNs, HAYEIoCKs, ULsTERETTRs,
JACKETS, &C., &C.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
mr. Nrrr PRO q n
QUILTS, &C., In large, fresh assortments at
our popular low prices.
We direct attention to our large stock OF CAR
PETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, and FLOOR OIL
CLOTH. and 10 the particularly low prices at
which they are offered.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We are now resdy 20 show large lines OF new win
ter styles IN HOSIERY for ladies, gentlemen,
and children In Cotton, Wool, hei1no, SIX,
&c, &c.
MERTNO UNDERWEAR.
We have lust opened fresh lines Of WINTER ME-
RINOS in all the various grades for ladies, gen.
our prices will be found as low, II not lower
than any other house. SYCLE BROTHERS,
Oc 16-eOd Sll BrOsd street.
a1T FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
A large stock of DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
LACEs, ENIBRoDERIEs, at
oc6 LEVY BROTHERS.
1a3~ CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETs,
MATS, and IIAsSOCKSa
Oc6 LEVY BROTHERS,.
III CLOAKs, ULSTERS, AND DOL
MANS at LEVY BROTHERS.
II DECORATE FOR TIE YORK
TOWN CENTENNIAL. Bay your FLAGS
and DECORATIONS
oc0 LEVY BROTHERS..
IL BLACKAND COLORED YELYETs,
sATINs, and sILKSat
oc0 LEVY BROTHERS,.
II GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS
WEAR at LEVY BROTHERS..
NJ BLANKETS, QUILTS, AND COM
FoRTABLEs at LEVY BROTHERS.
-----------------
.H SOCKS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES,
and WOOL UNDERWEAR ut
oc6 LEVY BROTHERS.
~ FLAGS AND DECORATIONS AT
oc6 LEVY BROTHERS.
CLOTHING.
1889 ESTABLISHED 1889.
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ULIAM II. sVTUERLANp,a~w-1

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
i ,he mderzfgned has qualified ~ the eNecut
OF the last viii aud testament of tMMA SnnN
GAINES. All parties who may be indebted " ~, w
dceedenL aud ali parties holding clailne sk'ss 80
sStflement !. TEMPLE,
Executor Of EInnla Jean Gaine''
g 20-oaw4w
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SILKS.

BLACK SILKS, I'm most complete assortment,
ranging in cost from soc. 20 So. Among our
stocks may be found the choicest productions
OF France, Italy, and Switzerland These goods
are bought from importers and In very large
bulk. thus giving our houses q benefit possessed
by few establishments south OF New York.
COLORED SILKS, SATIN DE LYON, DE MIR
VEILLIEUX, SILK and SATIN SURAH,
RHADASIES, PERSIAN SOFTAS. eros DE
ZODIACS, NENETIENNES;
PLAIN, SHADED, aud OMBHk PLUsHESi
VELVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, and SATIN
STRIPES, ranging In costirOm $3.50 10 30.
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CRAYs, ATTENTION Parade In \
NJ front Of the Cify Hall, Broad streets on IA
MONDAY next. 1T 81 O'Clock a. De, IN iuh- V
drcss Uniform ffrock coats) for escort duty.
PARADE ON TUESDAY az 8 o'ciock ~, =; ~, on
Broad street, IN fuli-dress FBOCh COAI y AnNP-
agy1Got " j. r. TYLER, Orderly.
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SPORTING POWDER.
.DUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

nUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.
DIAMOND GRAIN-Nos. /, 2, and 3, In l-pound
canisiers only.
EAGLE DUCKING-Nos. !, 9, and 8, In 6k-pound
kegs and 1-pound eanislers.
DUPONT RIFLE-fg, Fig, and FFFg, IN kegs OF
canisierA
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING pow
DER % every variety, manufactured at The cele-
brated mills of r.. J. Dupont dc Nemours & Co.,
Wilmington, Del, whose reputation has stood un-
riyailed for seventyeight years the exccileney OF
the Powder being due 20 the care bestowed ON It's
manufacture aud 10 the constant personal supervi-
''0'' " '''e =" "'''' HENRY 81. WORKMAN,
oc 5-eod3m Richmond, Va
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SANGER HALLE.
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE SEASON. Z
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY AND SATURDAY MAT
INEE-
OCTOBER 10TH, GOTH, 21sT, AND 22D.
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO COMBINATION,
In L. O. Dawes historical and emotional drama,
I'm five acts entitled
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO,
produced with now and magnificent costumes,
historically correct. by A.. Roemor son, or New
YORK. \ carefully selected cast Of Metropolitan
artists whose II imes are u sufficient guarantee Of
the excellence of this production.
Se1ts can be secured three DAYS in sdyance ~ &.
f. Johnston's 91S Main street For further partlc-
ulars, cast, &C., see small bills. oc l6-lth
CANCER HALLE SEVENTH STREET BE-
- TWEEN BROAD AID MARsHALLl.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH,
RTEENTH-REGINENT BAND,
81 OF NEW YORK, CONSISTING OF IS
~ MEMBERS. SO
l. Prelude, Hymn of Columbi'' "in God We
Trust ''''''''DTTWDrtp'
8. SIorceau Tan idyl for the piccolol, The Night
'"s''e Mr.. <. N0iz;iiGIiiX. D~ Wiz
4. Romanza ION tic trombonc), Mon YER
ME. J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3. solo (cornetl, - Costa Diva Normal. Bcllini.
SIGNOR 4. LlBERATI.
6. Collecalion .Alhion," with solos for cornet'
clarinet eqgh9niHm' and orr : BSet &n
/IGLIA.
PANT ii.
l. Collocatlon, "reminiscences from Meyerbeer
comprising gems from "L'Africaine,n "Le
Prophetic "L'Etoile du Nort," Pardon de
Ploesinel,n " Robert lie Diable," and Lies HUI
guenOts." The solos by
MEssRs. LEIFEETH, AULD, and GORE.
2. Theme and variations (lutc), "Spring, Gentle
Spring. DE CARLO;
8. Solo (cuphoniuml, Theme and variations;
4. Solo (cornet). "Grand Fantasie".. Hartman
A.LlBERATL
5. C0llOcatiOn, "Bultcrcup" ............ DOdwOrth
HARVEY b. DODMORTH. Conductor.
Admission, 10 cents; reserved seats, fl-tO be
had at Ramos Moscs's. oc l0-2tt
.OPERA-HOUSE,
" NINTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIS.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
The universal fayorites, the celebrated
RENTZ-SANTIEH
NOVELTY AND BURLESQUE COMPANY.
The finest and most distinguished organization
plished artists and leading cclebri-
ties Of the English and
American stage.
A POSITIVE NOVELTY.
First production on any stage Of tho new and
original burlesque, including the double
stage and All the modern Inn
prOvements, entitled
IIAZE-L-kIRhE; or, THE REVENGE OF THE
MASCOT
Complete I'm every detail. Beautiful music. Superb
costumes, aud ell necessary auNiliarles.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: Parquette,
81 gallery, SOC. Oc l0-3tT
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
k1EXEcUTED az the DISPATCH PERMITTING
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~ GRAND CENTENNIAL HEAD
~ oI5ARTERs TO MEET YOUR
FnfrNfs AND ACQUAlNThNDEtli ~ At
sYCf,r BROTHERkf, Oil HKoAD STREET.
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DRESS GOODS.

For dress and combinations we have all the novel;
ties in CAMEI.'s HAIR, SERGE, NOME, In
AN the new shades Of AMBER, MARION,
LOUTRE, PAON, RCBlC, together with a
magnificent liue OF LENANTlAE, ORlEN-
TAI, and TlNSEL PLAIDS, ranging in cost
from Ike. % ~ per YARD. For BIZARRE
aud LUXURIANT RICHNESS our stockshay
never been 50 com picuOus.
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nDQ'ns RICHMOND CoMMAxDERY, No. 2

HDQRS. COMMANDERY ST. ANDREW,l
RICHMOND, October IS, 1881.
CIR kNIGHTS,-You will assem- ~
- bic at Your asylum (St. Adams IIalD ~
MONDAY MORNING a. ~ O'Clock. In ~
fatigue dress. Baggage must be at the Il
hall promptly at that hour for convey
Knee 70 the depot Train leaves Danyille depot at
S:40.
Members will call on Sir knight STEEL, where
they can procure the tickets after IL O'clock To-
DAY.
On TUESDAY MORNING, 18th instant. az 10
O'Clock, the COmmandery will assemble at York
town In full dress Of Templar on foot 10 es-
cor the Grand Lodge In laying the cornerstone Of
The monument.
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
j. J. WRIGHT, Captain-lieneTai.
Attest: W. Il. lSAACS, Recorder. Ocl
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lyOVERNOR'g GUARD PANrH
M y, FTEHg REGIMENT viRGlNIA SV ~, n
rents sfrcrla.ss On MONDAYs 17fi fnsiant AZ
arIork a. b. In full-irsss unlfofni wishos, knaI-
ssekg Member who are not supplied Win knne
and knaf,esrks can Ref fcm ut NO. ozl west 1atn
sfgret An who wish their bagEafe TO 90 Gown ~
ire C0mpany's chest must leave the same y " ~
nv nv "rder OF A. L. PmLIPs, Lieutenant Com
r,u,'a,nS' =. q. BIRCHETT,
ne i6-it Orderly sergeant.
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JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
col AND Goa BROAD STREET.
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A TTENTION, HOWIIlEho : eAaIA
N Men who expect 70 20 70 n0r .S,e,sr Iaess2
October nth, 1T o'clock, In fatigue nni-s
form. with helmet, oyercoat. aud knaPsack On.
q. Enc ca aftached 10 belt Members Of the COM
rsonv who attend the Centennial without UNIFORM
wiu moi be allowed 90 quarter In the c0nines of y
camn' nor 10 receive courtesles from members o.
the comnany. Men who have not purchased ihel.
Tickets can get them from c. =. STOKES, NO. lVVl
Gust Main street, after the company leaves;
c'si 'i'''' r.. }. BOSHER,
CAPTAIN commanding Richmond Howltzer.,
d. LoRHAISH, First Sergeant oc lo-lF
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.

DOR TIE BENEFIT OF PERSONS
II visiting the Fair-Gr rounds the strcet-cars will
be run Ia connection with Omni0uscs and wagons
from 17th of October 10 Goth inclusive after
which time the strect-cars will connect Mt Adams
and Broad with s,clm-cars, which will transport
passengers to the grounds.
GEORGE +. NORTON.
superintendent Richmond Railway Company.
oc 15-ts
NOTICE TO LIFE-AIEMBERS OF
~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
Getty.
OFFICE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,l
WILKINSON HALL,
CoRNEI NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
October A, 1881.
Life-members viii save themselves and their
families much trouble and some detention nj the
entrance gates by procuring admittsnce tickets at
this Office Get Them early.
WILLIAM W. FINNEY,
oc O-tOc22 Secretary.
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oNi DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS.
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DLACk GOODS.

BLACK GOODS.
To this department we continue 10 devote much
space aud attention, making II the most conf
plctc exhibit To be found In any metropolis.
TRfCOT AR9iURE, DRAP DE ALMA, ALGE-
KINE SERGE, VENETIAN STRIPE, To-
getheF with an immense stock Of CASHMERE,
HENRIETTA, aud other STAPLE GOODS, ut
lower rates than were ever offered in this mar
kct;
COURTAULD'S CREPES, IN remnants and IN
regular goods, at lowest quotations.
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' bIERlNO IN
DERWEAR, IN White, Scarlet and Medicatcd,
ranging Ia cost from 4Oc. 10 80; ...
LADIES' COTTON and CAMBRIC UNDER
WEAR nc prices aud I'm variety u compare
with any market
We have certain special bargains I'm GOWNS,
CHEMlsE. and DRAWERS, 10 which we call
especial attention.
For the Centennial demand we have secured
Gigantic stock Of DAMASkS, NAPKINS, GRE
TONNES, WiNE-CLOTHS, TOWELS, and
other Furnishings, tO be sold very low.
"FOSTER" MD GLOVES now In stock In every
shade, for Opera, street, or party wear.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, In CLOTHS, WORST
EDS, CASSIAiERES.
COLLARS, sCARFs, HALF-HOsE, SHIRTS, In
large variety.
LADIES' WRAPPINGs now opened.
FOGRQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE & Co,
CARD0ZO, ALSoP, M0sBY & co.
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sssfsssfssf's
Mr. COHEN BROTHERS.
GRAND OPENING.

QUALITIES, QUANTITIES, STYLES,
AND
PRICES BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
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AMuSEMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NTOZART HALL.
CAROLINE RICHINGs-DERNARD
IN OPERA.
MOZART ASSOCIATION OPERA CONTAIN
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL AND H.
PINAFORE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER GOTH,
debut Of MOSES MAY In
BILLIE TAYLOR,


NEW sCENRY, COSTUMES, ETC.
SPECIAL NOTTCR.-In order b give the public in
general an opportunity OF witnessing the operas -
Dresented By The Mozart Association 81 this CITY
Inc Board 81 Governors have decided the scale OF
prices rs follows; ADMISSION: 30 cents; secured
seats (extra), 20 cents. The sale OF tickets VIII
commence on FRIDAY, october IAN, AZ =. r.
JOIINSTON's, 9IS Main street. 0c lo-lt
DICIIMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER IT AND 1e.
THE COMEDY VICTORY.
British America 10 Florida. Maine 10 Mexico.
j. II. UAVERLY'S NEW WIDOW BEDOTT
COMEDY COMPANY.
The most successful frcical comedy ever pro-
duced introducing Americas famous comedian,
CHARLES II. BISHOP,
as the celebrated Widow, In Petroleum v. Nfsby =
second edition Of the renowned DECENTRALIZATION
Nix. 'MXVERLY's STAR COMEDY COMPANY.
EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW, SPARK
LING, AND ENTERTAINING.
Incidental To the comedy will DC introduced.
beautiful Music, Quartettcs, Ducts, &C., rendered
by Misses ELL1ST0S, CREESE, Master REN-
NER, and others Of the company.
Box-shcet at Theatre and RADIOS q MOSES
Oc l6-Zt&
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nsr SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
PAIN WEEK.

GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
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And Zoe, the true hearted, faithful Zoe, who
vac running down the Line. and rolling onward
towards new world, felt that she had left her
world behind, stranded wreck on Hawaiian
shores. Her strOng-willed, stern disciplined
soldier father had not allowed her a moment of
time 60 relent towards Laps, when she had
boheld the evidences Of his Inconsistency. Baratos
had hnrried Zoe away from the presence Of Lajos
whsn discovered in Honolulu but now upon the
vast aea, her spirit Aed back to the islands, to
hover around the imagined scene of her ruined
hopes and despair.
How could you forget me, Lajos?' She
mdrmnred weepingly to herself. - You often
said we were made for one another, and now you
Gnd happiness with one who never knew anything
of jon or Of Hungary, If Lajos is wicked and
cruel. then all men are wicked and cruel and
wish ihis great ship would 60 down now with
me into the depths Of the great SEAL
Bot time, and changing scenes, and daily little
cares and needs heal wounds, and soOthe the
emnrr OF the bitterest stings and so after while
the beautifuI and admired Zoe, could take her
part 10 the s,ciaI influences that surrounded her
on ber travels She noted people and things Of
interest by tie way {; but at times a heart aching
Sigh would reveal the deep wound of pure and
constant soul.
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And murmured 80, God, l do not deserve such
blessing and mercy but it is ygoodness and low
ing kindness alone, that may come back to home,
to love and serve my mother
He heard a little cry coming from under the
old trysting linden tree, which he was approach
lug. In the now deepening gloom, he barely
discerned white form that appeared to crouch
with clasped hands. He approached nearer. He
heard dear, familiar voice say:
- o, God, it is bis spiriti'' And he rushing
forward cIasped the white fgure in his arms,
crying out
''ZOe, sweet Zoe; spirit; but your own
unworthy Lajos in the flesh, who comes to pray
for your love and forgiveness :"
90, Lajos,'' said Zoe, trembling and weeping
with emotion, 90 Do you come home free and no
one wrOnged p
" Free indeed, my love- he exclaimed, - but
need forgiveness from your love-
And the fearful girl freely gave it, as she
clung around her lovers neck.
The young couple happy in the enjoyment of
their bliss Of meeting, were not conscious OF
approaching steps; and had not uuclasped their
arms, when the old Baroness and PIytash stood
before them.
As Lajos embraced his mother, she said "Ah,
the tboughtless boys, that trampIe on mothers
hearts; and think first of their own, or another's
sorrow, before they come to her. But Lajos, my
boy, welcome back home. And when you and
Zoe have your sOrrows together, you will then
better understand what a mother feels And
then LajOs with arms locked in those of the two
loving women, walked towards the chateau and
heard hsw Zoe had been unhappy at Vienna and
the Baroness had sent for her; and she had
arrived that day and moved by the same deep
mystery Of love, the two widely sepatated, end
greatly suffering lovers, had both sought the
same shrine OF early troth, and now renewed and
bound together for ever, their love under the
linden tree.
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Ard Lajos and his companion arrived at
San Francisco, and pushing on. made no halt in
Nhsir course till they reached the great city of
~ York Here they found many Hungarian
friends. and among others a confidential friend of
the Wass family of CIausenburg, who afforded
La;os an opportunity to spend some weeks in the
American metropolis both Prohtably and
pleasantly.
Then news came to Lajos Of the declining
heaIsh Of his mother and he resolved to lose not
day in returning to her to obtain her forgivness,
and .hs return Of her love. He and Poytash
crossed the Atlantic landed at Havre, and hasten
ing On their way soon arrived at Clausenburg.
IL was bate when they arrived at the great gate
way Of the old chateau. Lajos bade Poytash 60
foremost to announce his arrival to his mother,
ard he would saunter through the park, and enter
ne chateau a few minutes later.
The shades of evening were deep in the broad
uEabrageous aisles Of the noble park. Ii was the
season Of dense foliage. just as when LajOs had
lef home, He wanted to embrace the trunks Of
hniliar old trees. Their waving tops whispering
with the winds spoke to him words Of tender
uslcome. Here were the steadfast companions
q his old happy home, and happy boyhood.
hsF fber dignity and serenity in their old places,
sbaksd him. the wilful. selfish wauderer These
uort1s old denizens Of the old home, had gather
81 and distributed their large bounties of nuts.
PC E1 Its and berries; but what had he gathered
rnat had he 10 his hand, as a blessing to
14!nE on any one at the old home?
va an OverAowing heart; as he trod the
t4r, familiar paths, locking up among the
rhE<d old trees. and catching dim glImpses of
inrrets and gables of the cherished old home,
Aiied up his clasped arms in q spirit of prayer.