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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

New YORK, March 10.-Arrived, the Lake
Winnipeg and Republic from Liverpool.
Sailed, the Celtic for New
York
Antwerp-Arrived, the Switzerland from
Philadelphia.
Glasgow-Arrived, the Ethiopia from New
York.
Sailed Cthe 8th), the Nose
from Bremen for New York.
Liverpool-Arrived the Wisconsin from
New York
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For Sale at a Bargain-Also Rent
REAL ESTATE
FOR, SALE.

FOR SALE.
- The following pieces of Real Estate will be
snasiiiiH sold on low and easy terms
E4lIL One block of houses, Shelton avenue, lot
75x118 feet.
One double house IA Asylum st., lot 40x112 #.
two family house 430 Orchard st., lot 42x150 #
90 s. IS Foote st.. lot 39x125 it..
{" " 6" Orchard ST., cor. Henry. lot
41x125 it., with store and barn
house with on Lilac ST., lot 30x150 it.
&C 8 family house On Lloyd ST. lot 35xl10.
&c 2 -" g cor. Middletown and Clinton ave-
lot 52xl50.
s'2 '' So Nash St, lot 30x1 so #.
&c house II Lyon ST., with lot 38x150 #.
So Greene ST. -" &c 25x90 #.
&c and barn, cor. Center and Prospect sts.
Fair Haven Heights grounds well stocked with fruit
trees vines lot 133x45O fit very desirable place
One lot with joiner shop thereon on Lloyd ST., lot
3Ox11O #.
One lot on Asylum st., 40x112 #.
Sc /" Charles st., 35x110 it.
6 " Sc State st., Cedar Hill, 50x135 #.
Also the large tract of land cor Whalley and Sher-
man avenue lot 163x173 it.
For further particulars, inquire of
COVER & MANSFIELD, or BURTON MANSFIELD
Is Grand Street. Law Chambers
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TO RENT.

49, FROM May LIST, the Store No. 119 Orange
sfiI street, now occupied by Mrs. Hunter as mill
Msil linery store. we'll adapted for the millinery
or other light business. Apply to
E. E. TROWBRIDGE,
IF 10 Long Wharf.
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Police Notes.

James Moran was arrested last evening for
violation of the liquor law in selling with
out license. His place is at No. G5 Union
street.
CARL Schilf, who keeps liquor saloon on
Grand, near Jefferson street, was arrested
last evening on charge of violating the
Sunday license law
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Personal.
William r Harding &C We

William R. Harding, &C years of age, for
merly a teacher of penmanship in Russell's
Collegiate and Commercial Institute, died at
No 40 Fair street Thursday evening. He
had been an invalid for about five years. a
third shock of paralysis terminating his life.
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City Court Notes.

In the City Court yesterday morning Jo-
seph Freeman, a colored man, was charged
with breaking into the jewelry and variety
store kept by Augustus Tomlinson, 1O1
Broadway, in Kennedy's block. To the
charge of drunkenness the accused pleaded
guilty. He pleaded not guilty to the charge
of breaking into the store with burglarious
intentions. The place was broken into about
o'clock in the evening of March 8. Judge
Shelton after hearing the evidence bound
the accused over to the Superior Court under
bonds of $3.50.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
Russia.

Quick Punishment for RevoIuttOntsts.
LONDON, March 1O.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch says that it is rumored there that the
Austrians have captured several Russian Off
GERS serving in the Bosnian insurgent ranks
and have shot them without court martial.
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FOR SAIL

FOR SALE.
TOUPE RockaWay nearly new, in fine order; price
" 1925 Apply at stable rear psi Orange. entrance
ON TrunhuIl street mil 2t+
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THE WEST.
Kentucky.

Fasting For Fifty-Eight Days.
LOUISVILLE March 1O.-Ann Eliza Herr
mann in the county asylum at Carleton,
Ind, completed her ffty-eighth day of fast
to-night. Her physicians describe her as the
weakest living mortal on the earth.
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FOR, & T,E.

d. THE Brick Dwelling House 140 Shelton ave
NHsis nue. The house contains 10 rooms. Lot 60x145
ILLEGAL we'll stocked with fruit, and has convenient
price, the expects to leave the city. Ap
ply between and p. M, OF
. ia3O 2nn THE PREMISES. -
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NEW YORK.
The Troubles of Business Men.


New YORK, March 1O.-There were III
failures in the United States reported to
Bradstreet's during the past week, an in
crease of 25 over the preceding week and 81
more than the same week last year. The
Middle States had 40 failures, New England
&c, the southern States SO, the western States
81, California II. Reports from st. Louis
state that the liabilities of the Meysenburg
Shoe company, which has failed, are $751;
5S4, of which 500, 1913 is accommodation pa
per. The assets are valued at 5000 The
company offers to compromise with its cred
itors at 20 cents on the dollar, which is now
under consideration.
Dispatches from New Richmond, O., state
that C. G. zeitler, dealer in dry goods, has
failed Liabilities 800, 0OO.,
kilograms from Somerset state that Nc
Beath & Ovens general traders, have failed,
with liabilities of $4,000, nominal assets
500, 900.
Severe Sentence for Sergeant Mason.
New YORK, March 10.-General Hancock
has approved and promulgated the finding of
the court martial which tried Sergeant John
A. Mason for shooting at Charles J. Guiteau,
the assassin of General Garfield. The SEN
tence of the court is ''to be dishonerably dis
charged from the service of the United
States, with loss of all pay and allowances
now due or to become due him, and then to
be confined at hard labor in such penitentiary
as the proper authority may direct for eight
years" General Hancock designates the
penitentiary at Albany as the place of con-
finement at hard labor, the accused to be
held at the Washington barracks until further
orders are given in regard to his disposition.
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2eal Gstate.


49, WOULD find it pecuniarily to their advant
Hiis cge, beside saving them much trouble and an
E..I noyance if they would place their property In
the hands of some RELIABLE BROKER to rent for
them Anyone deciding to do this would do we'll to
call at while there is demand for rents at the
real estate Office of
r. NJ. HOOKER,
Exchange Building
Collections OF all kinds speciality. milo ct
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NEW HAVEN WIRE co.


DARTY with experience and some money to join
Il Capitalist in foundry or hardware m2nufaetur-
ing enterprise. Address,
CAPITALIST,
MIC 2t+ ?. o. Box 253, City.
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HousE-The Speaker laid before the House four
memorials from citizens of Utah Territory one from
1896 young ladies, from 13 635 young men one
from 10 900 women, and one from 12.37S men,
suspension of further action on all bills relati
Utah. and for the appointment of commission o
honorable and unprecedented men and women to In
quire into and determine upon the state Of affairs in
that Territory. The memorials were ordered
The House spent the entire afternoon on the pri-
vate calendar and passed bills for the relief of
number of persons.
Communications were received from the. President
conveying recommendations of various heads of de-
partments as follows From the Secretary of State
containing report from the United States minister
in Mexico regarding the Of Thomas Spelds, stat
ing that he did not apply to the minister for release
after his arrest represented from the Secretary
of State containing list of appointments and pro
motion in consular service since 1877 from the Sec
Rotary of War recommending the passage of bill
making certain debts lien against soldiers pay
from the Secretary of Interior recommending APP
preparation of $4,000 for the expenses of the Ute
commission; from the Secretary of the Treasury q
report showing the expenditures of the ment
since 1877.
The House at $3.50 took until 1880 p H. for
the consideration of pension bills.
The House spent the entire evening on the private
calendar considering pension bills and at 1905 ad-
journed until Monday. having passed seventy eight
O nature.
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mil 1t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MARCH II.
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TO RENT

49, WHOLE HOUSE No. 1877 State street; ga
ESii. and water and heated by furnace and in first
E&!M class order; first floor $21, second floor SIT
Also first floor 1877 Henry street. Inquire of
A. NJ. HOLMES,
no19 If 90 Church Street Room 8.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

UHEAP for cash, one secondhand Side Spring Top
" Buggy at >,.-..
J. N. SIMPSONS,
Fair StTaat
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TOR SALE,
Fruit aud Vegetable Grounds, on
Iy 15 minutes drive from City
Hall. IL acres.

VI OCATION unsurpassed in the county. This
A property is admirably adapted to the culture OF
fruits and vegetables of all descriptions. large
plat of strawberries were set last year. Blackber
ries, raspberries, &C., in abundance. There are a
large variety of apple trees very choice, all large
size, 5000 worth of apples were sold from them
peaches and plums in abundance There is good
two-story house, eight also two other houses
which can rented, good barn, Sheds hennery and
other outbuiIdings. beautiful natural grove OF
about an skirts END of the property, making
one of the finest avenues leading to and from the
city, be purchased for very reasonable price
For particulars call or address,
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
fo1 IF 63 Church street.
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EnP PNNVy

FUN ECENIs
sssssS TWO large front rooms on the first floor of
fid the Insurance building suitable for offices and
Ha!lA insurance or banking purposes. Inquire at
Room 6 NO. $40 CHAPEL STREET.
mill I'm
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A Famous Shoulder Hitter Dead.
BROOKLYN, March 1O.-John J. Dryer, the
pugiist, died of consumption at st. PETERS
hospital tonight aged Sc. He was at one
time recognized as the heavy weight cham
pion of the United States
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FoRrY-sEVENTH CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENArE-Senator Morgan reported from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations resolutions requesting
the President to call the attention Of the government
of Mic 'ragua to the necessity of arranging by
venton for the final settlement of unadjusted claims
existing bet the United states and that country
The Senator stated that the amount involved was
from $1,000, 900 to Sc, GOO, 900 !; adopted.
The bill providing for commission on the alcohol
ic liquor traffic again taken up Mr.. Bayard Of
fered resolution extending the investigations of the
commission to ascertain whether prohibit on
had been followed by increased consumption of OPT
UNI and narcotic drugs. The amendment was lost by
a vote of "a to 25. -,z---s;--,'s55z--s-.
An amendment Of Mr.. Plumb increasing the mena
bership of the commission to- seven, with not more
thanfour members of one party, was adopted. The
bill then passed by vote of "a yeas to Is nays
Those voting in the negative were Messrg Bayard,
Beck, Hampton, Harris, Jonas, Jones Of Florida
Pendleton, Pugh, Ransom, Slater Vance, Van Wick
and Vest. p
The tariff commission bill was taken up and made
unfinished business.
The chair laid before the Senate message from the
President Transmitting communication from the
Secretary of War recommending the enactment OF a
law making certain debts of soldiers lien against
their pay Also from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting estimate of the appropriation re-
quired to defray the expense of the commission.
The Senate went into executive session and at 4:5O
p. m. adjourned until Monday.
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no REM
Investment Securities

20 shares Security Insurance Co. Stock.
50 IS American Fishhook and Needle Co. Stock
25 g. Connecticut Telephone Stock
per cent. Western Farm Loan Coupon Bonds
Interest and principal payable at Chemical Nation
al Bank, New York.
For sale by MCALISTER u WARREN,
Bankers and Brokers,
mall 3t II Church Street.
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60 8
Great Bargains.

l Black Alpaca, good quality. 10c.
Q Balmoral Skirts, only 25o.
3 few Felt Skirts left at CSC.
4 Good Unbleached Cotton at &c.
s Good Bleached Cotton at be.
6 Remnants high cost Dress Goods, 1Oc
7 Remnants good Crash Toweling, sc:
8 Remnants good Table Linens, IT, 90 22c
o Remnants turkey Red Table Linen at half price.
10 Turkey Red Napkins, only &c.
IL Huck Towels, only &c apiece.
10 Very large Huck Towels, 7cs
IA Very large Damask Towels, only 10c.
IA Very best Prints in the city for DC:
16 ladies' Fancy Hose, little damaged, Be-.
is Coats Cotton, only 4c spool
II 100 yds Spool Silk. only &C.. j"
18 Barbour's Linen Thread only SC. 81
10 Pillowcase Lace, wide width &c. 20. ~
90 Yalenciennes Laces from &c up
81 Spanish Laces in black and white
% Black French Laces at half price.
90 Irish Trim ing, 10 yds for l2c.
"a Hair Pins, only lie paper.
25 Children's Round Rubber Combs &c.
26 Moe Fine Combs, onL Sc. :...5- -...
81 Nice Dressing Combs, &c.
o. Stylish Back Combs, &c.
90 Good Hair Brushes, 10c.s
80 Pocketbooks at 5,8, 10, -, Is, 2Oc.
81 Elegant Pocketbooks at half price.
80 New Lace Collars at half price.
33 Splendid Corsets, only Csc.
"a Ladies' Chemises at 25c.
35 Ladies' Night Gowns at SIC.
36 Children's White Dresses at half price.
81 Ladies' Wrappers, cost value. for 25c.-
38 Lace Tides from 10c upward.
80 Toilet Sets from 15c upwards
40 Good Black Silks, only 47c
4 Gents White Shirts, liaen bosom So ~ Csc;
AZ t1ne fauCy Gefcdle on1EtS dt w. ioc' %.
80 Nice Calico Shirts, %, IS, 81 G.:
"A Good Flannel Shirts, SO, so, 75c, ST.
As Good Cheviot Shirts, 25, IS, so, 60c
46 Boys Calico Shirts, Ito. 80
Al Yale Flannel Boating Shirts made of good fian
mel, laced in front, 75c, ST. $l.25
48 Heavy and Light Weight Wrappers, 25c.
40 Good Suspenders, only i0c.
so Paper Collars, sc a~box.
81 Best Paper Cuffs 15c box.
81 Good Linen Collars, &C.
So Superior Linen Collars 10 and 12Lc.
81 Gents Linen Cuffs, only 10c pair.
55 Gents Linen Collars, it'll @ soiled, &C.
56 Gents Silk Bows, &c.
81 Excellent Silk Scarfs 17c..
So Latest Styles SILK scarfs, Csc.
SO White Ties, 7c dozen. $500
60 Gents' Good Handkerchiefs, Sc.
81 Novelties in Gents HandIerehiefs at half price,
SO Ladies' Gossamer CIoaks, $780,
90 Ladies' Linen Handkerchefs, &C. .... ..
GA Good Shirt Bosorns, &c.
65 Extra fine Bosons, soiled, 10c
66 New Dres2 Buttons at half price.
81 Look at our Hose at half price,
68 scrrlet All Wool Wrappers, 75c
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PFEIFER-In this city, March 8, Henry Pfeifer, aged
"a years and months
Funeral Sunday March 18th, at p NJ, from Dav-
export Church, Greene street. Pioneer Council,
No. l, 0. U. A. NJ, Goddess of Liberty Council and
Washington Council meet at p. m. at Insurance
Building,
HARDING-In this city, March 9th, William r. Hard
ing, aged 63 years.
Funeral Sunday afternoon from No. 40 Fair street at
Q O'Clock.
PECK-1n this city, March 10th, Jesse Peck in the
85th year of his age
Friends invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence 105 Dwight street, March H. at $50
p. Burial at convenience of the family.
BUNNELL-In Chicago, March 9th, Capt. Geo. w.
Bunnell, aged 48 years.
Funeral services from IT. James Episcopal Church,
this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
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NEW HAVEN COMMANDERY NO. 2

SSIK KNIGHTS-You hereby ordered to appear
- at Union Armory QMasonic Temple).. sATUR-
DAY, 18th inst, at 2:30 O'Clock p n in full regalia,
for the purpose of attending the funeral of late
Companion, Sir Knight George W. Bunnel
Per order of the E. c., '
FRANCIS G. ANTHONY, Recorder.
The Sir Knights will be conveyed by horse cars to
Fair Haven. nall 1t
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2 HoadIey Building, 40 Church st.
FOR RENT


sSS$ss nice furnished cottage and barn Mt Savtn
EaiH Rock to rent for the Second door, No.
EalW 81 Asylum street, $1O 239 Congress avenue,
81. For sa1e-A shore house and barn, large
grounds, at Savin Rock House has 81 rooms in first
class order and will be sold cheap Small safe, soda
fountain, candy Jars counters marble top tables show
cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. W. HOLMES.
ieI8tf Room 8, SO Church Street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
49, large and convenient house on Chapel
Ai street, arranged for two families with dou BILE
Ez..N parlors, bed room, dining and kitchen on
each floor, beside six nice eeping the
third floor well cemeuted cellar, and all the mod
ern improvements. This house is in good order
throughout has large lot and is in fine location
AS it must be sold this spring will get bar
gain and easy terms. Apply to
r. M. HOOKED,
milo st EXCHANGE Building.
Desirable Offices to Let,
a. In Simpson Block, corner of Chapel and
Fsfi State street steam heat water, gas good light
aA.1A and ventilation. Apply to
MAJ eod1m GEORGE H. FORD.
FOR RENT.
- FROM May LIST, the three Houses ITO, l12
EiiH and ia Olive street. They have all
E.1sl the modern improvements and are
hrst-c1ass in svery respect. liz and III have
10 rooms each and ITO has Is rooms.
CHARLES IVES,
maj If 1913 Church Street, Room 1.
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EOTG SALE OIG .RENEs
- A block of three houses located on Igor
Efis street. containing 10 each. For particu
ENiIi lars inquire of
CHATFIELD & GRANT,
nil IA l6 19 81 % 1913 Union Street.
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u. D. dINhIAN, AUCTIONEER.
E9us22:T:; !2 We

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G& CO. eEEa
Real Estate at Auction.
- On Saturday, March 18th. at 10 o'clock noons
EN5i by order of the Probate Court the Adminisra-
E41uu tor will sell at public auction, the Double
House and Lot No. 121 Ashmun street Lot 40x187.
Also the Double House located directly in the rear
Canal street. Nos. Is and 49, Lot 40x14O. The To-
cation is convenient to shops and desirable for
chanics 81 200 can remain mortgage, the balance
must be in cash. No postponement account of the
weather.
mar St L. II. HOLT, Administrator.
For Sale at a Bargain-A1so Rents
49, The valuable corner of State and Bradley,
s#5id including two houses Bradley street also
H.,1I house 109 Portsea street. Orchard
street, Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street.
For Rent, house 757 State street, containing IL
rocms suitable for two families. One house,
l13 Bradley, rooms, one tenement of g. one of 4,
of rooms also rooms No. so Grown st.
Inquire at 30 Crown street.
me GLOSON HALL.
TO RENT,
g. THE House No. lis Orange street. (now &C.
hgsH cupied by Mrs Newton) is fitted with all mod
R@sE ern conveniences and we'll adapted for house
keeping. VIII be rented satisfactory terms to q
good tenant for year term of years. Apply to
E. H. TROWBRIDGE,
T,eno Wharf
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DR.. BANNING

MAY BE consulted at the fremont Hotel unit
I'VE Saturday evening for the prompt cure of Spina
and Female Weakness, Hern1er and Piles. Call fol
Pamphlet Refers to living cures.
nlar4 It
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Masonic Notice

Masonic Notice.
g THE brethren of Wooster Lodge No. 70, F. X
MA. M, are requested to meet at the lodge room
| WIN the Temple Sunday, March u, at 1 m.
sharp to attend the funeral of late brother Will
| liam r. Harding.
Sister lodges and sojourning brethren earnestly
requested to meet with u.s.
| BY order of thew NJ.
| FRANCIS G. ANTHONY,
| mil IT Secretary.
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FHR RENT

FOR RENT,
49,, HOUSE No. Is Leonard street, $3.50 do. No
EWiia 10 Leonard street. $3.50 do. No. 10 Leonard
iU street, 5000 do No. 26 Pearl street, first floor,
$40 do. No 26 Pearl street, second floor, 5000 DO
No. 113 Davenport avenue, second floor $3.50 DO NO
Clark street. $3.50 do. 121 Day street, 5000 do No
Trumbu street, $500 do. No. 800 Orchard street,
$500; do. No. - Second street, $3.50 !; DO: No "
Greene street, $240. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OF
FlCE, 237 Chanel street. mil
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

Piles are frequently pre- eded by
a sense OF weight in the back, loius
and lower part Of the abdomen,
causing the patient TO suppose he
has some affection of The Kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times
symptoms Of indigestion are pres
ent as flatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. 4 moisture like
perspiration, producing a very
disagreeabIe itching, particularly
at night afte getting warm in bed,
is very common attendant. In
ternal, External and Itching Piles
yield at once Oh the application of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts effect
ed, absorbing The tumorS, allaying
the intense itching, and effecting a
permanent cure where all other
remedies have lied. Do not delay
until the drain on the system pro-
duces permanent disability, but
try it and be cured. Price, 90 cts.
Ask your druggist for it, and when
you cannot obtain it of him, we
will send it, prepaid, on receipt OF
price. Address The DIR. Bosanko
Medicine CO., Piqua, Ohio. Sold
by G. w. BOWMAN, Druggisi,
Martinsburg, w. Va. ljun25-ly
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How she Loved Him.
Chicago Tribune

Myrtle, dear p
Yes, George, what IS ii replied
the girl, glancing shyly upward.
The radiant glory of summer
moon shone down upon the earth
this June night, bathing in all its
mellow splendor the leafy branches
of the sturdy old oaks that had for
centuries shaded the entrance to
Castle Nc Murtry and laughed de-
fiance to the fierce gales that every
winter came bowling down ia all
their cruel force and fury from the
moorlandS lying to the westward OF
the castle On the edge of the
broad domeaiu that stretched away
to the south, stood a large brindle
COW, and as the moonlight flecked
with silvery lustre her starboard
ribs she seemed to Myrtle a perfect
picture of sweet content and almost
holy calm.
Is it not Il beautiful night, dear
est z" murmured the girl. "See how
the moonbeams flutter down through
the trees, making strange lights and
shadows that fit among the shrubs
and flowers in such a weird, ghost
like fashion. The dell is indeed
clothed in loneliness tonight, sweet
heart"
Yes" said George w. Simpson,
"this is the boss dell''-and then
looking down into the pure, innocent
face that was lifted to his, he took
in his own broad, third base palm
the little hand that erStwhile held
up Myrtle's polonaise. AS they stood
there silently in the bosky glade
George passed his arm silently but
firmly around Myrtle's waist.
The noble girl did not shy.
"Do you love me, sweetheart 2"
he asked in accents that were trem-
ulous with tremulousness.
Myrtle's head was dropping now,
and the rosy bushes Of Calumet
avenue innocence were chasing each
other across her peachy cheeks.
George drew her more closely to
him. If mosquito had tried to
pass between them then it would
have been bad-for the mosquito.
"Can you doubt me, darling ?" he
whispered. you surely must know
ObdC a. iOfO JOu Will a NllIs plooipli7
ate, whoa-Emma love that can never
die. DO you not love me little in
return ?"
For an instant the girl did not
speak. George heard the whisking
of the brindle cows tail break in
rudely upon the solemn stiffness of
the night, and ever and anon came
the dull thud of the bullfrog as he
jumped into a neighboring pond.
Presently Myrtle placed her arms
about his neck, and with wistful
baby's-got- the-cramp look in her
sweet face, she said to him: 81 love
you, George, with a deathless devo-
ton that will eventually keep you
broke" And with these fateful
words she adjusted her rumpled |
bangs and fearlessly led the way to
an lce-cream lair.