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ALIBEL AGAINST THE ALEXANDRA.

libel suit was begun Yesterday i'll the United
States District Court by the Providence and Ston-
ington Steamship Company for the recovery OF
$40 600 damages caused TO the steamship Rhode
Island in the collision with the Aihambra on
"Wednesday. The libellants assert that the Rhode
Island was run into by the AlhamDra, nearly oppo-
site New Haven, and was greatly injured the wheel
hcinp carried away, the hull damaged, the shaft
fwjsied and the machinery so strained that the
steamer had TO be towed TO NowYork. Ills charged
~ he Iibe that the hambTa met the Rhode Island
head on or nearly So and that the collision was
entlIely due to the negligence and carelessness OF
those IN charge of the AlhambTa, A monitor
against the A.nambra was Issued, and the Marshal
~ dIrected 10 seize the Alhambra.
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A CHARGE DISPOSED OLE.

A nolle proseQui was entered yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions III the case OF Isaac BIS
tow who was charged i'll 1880 with embezzl1ng
S7l3l OS OF trust funds, and who has been out on
bail Tor two years. The money had been assigned
10 him by the bankrupt firm OF StockDrldge *
Martin and was placed with the firm OF Kidd u Co.
in which Bristow was partner SidLey II. STUART
who was retained by George W. Kidd to prosecute
the suit against Bristow addressed letter 10 DIS
trlct-Aftornev McKeon i'll which he said that he
had become convinced that prosecution had not
been gun III the public interests and That the
money which Bristow accused of embezzllng
still remains in the custody of Mr.. Kidd the hrm OF
Kidd n Co. having been dissolved and was not con-
yerCed 10 rIstOw'S use. Ia consequence OF th's
information Distrct-Attorney McheOn recon-
p,euded a dismissal OF the case
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A DlsGUSTED ITALIAN BUILDER.

Luigi Pogno, an Italian, who claimed to be boss
builder but who is believed to be padrone, called
upon Assistant Superintendent Helnzmann at
Castle Garden yesterday in behalf of forty Italian
immigrants who are expected to arrive here IRON
Marseilles sailing vessel. lie said he had engaged
these people to work for fifteen months for him in
payment of their passage TO this country. lie ex-
pressed much fear that the padrOnc in the employ OF
the railroads would induce them to break their con-
tract with him, and ne requested that they he
detained upon their arrival to await his disposition
of Them 1le was dspleased to learn that his CON
tracts could not be considered valid here ana that
the in migrants would be permitted TO do Us they
pleased,
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CENsURING SENATOR COVERT.

The Law and Order Society OF Long Island City
has published an open letter reoy to the criticism
of members of the society recently made IN court by
State senator James W. Covert, counsel for Alder
man Riley. The sOclety's letter characterizes Mr..
Coverts language as that "Of she saloon and street
brawer" and calls the attention of the citizens OF
Queens County and Of the State 70 the position
Voluntarily assumed by him as defender OF some
for open violation of the law" III lellng intoX ica-
j. O drinks on sunday. The letter also records the
regret and modification" OF the society al MI
Govert,e course
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THE sUEVIA IN COLLISION.

The steamer sueyia from Hamburg, arrived at
the bar Yesterday afternoon having III tow the
sroooner MIinssa A. Wiley. The schooner is com
n,anaed by Captain Gllchrist, and was bound from
hlcEnond bie with a cargo OF ice Tor baiV'inoie .,
On "Wednesday nlgDt, "Den aoout Vn
was run INTO by the Suevia, and her DOW
sprit aud head-gear carried away. The steamer
reInained by the schooner all night and IN the
,n0rnII z took her in aad brought her u sandy
Iook " hen passing the bar the line parted and a
fuQ came 10 the assistance OF the schooner and
brougt her iutJ port. AT the time The collision oc
eurrea there was "A dense fog. The Sueyia was not
iuinIen.
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TILE COURTS.
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

The argument on the motion to continue
the temporary injunction recently obtained By the city
against Charles A. Clegg and others restraining them
from maintaining and operating without license a
ferry between Pier No. g. North River, aud Iompkns-
vile Staten Island mad yesterday before Justice
Haight in the Supreme Court Chambers The counsel
for the defend lnts conceded that the city had
the exclusive right grant ferry franchises but denied
that the defendants operating Jerry Iney were
merely OF private persons who had chartered
a boat as "a private convenience or speculation. Inc
boat did not make regular trips anu went to several
different points. fare Of cents was charge but no
tickets were sold. Tne DEFENDANTS in a word, were
not operating ferry, but were running an excursion
boat under United States license. Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel Andrews for the city insisted that
the the defendants amounted to nothing more or
less than ma2 attaining OF ferry In money point
Of view the matter very important, but IL Was
important preserve the citys ancient rights in regard
to ferry franchises Justice Hagh reserved hs decision.
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NOPE POLICE STUPIDITY.

Policeman Burke of the Mercer Street station,
found an unknown man about hty years oid iying
jnsnn ,ibe on the sidewalk at Flith-aye and CIln-
ton place at a. H. yesterday. He had the man
taken 10 Tie police station, thinking that ne was
drunk. The man Law in the sta untll Z;3o H.,
when the police sent for ali ambulance aud had HIN
removed to tue New-York Hospital. lie was un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21
THE FREE CANAL MOVEMENT.

The Executive Committee of the Free Canal
Union OF New-YOrk met yesterday, Franklin Edison
,,res,,Iing A plan OF action To secure a MAJ MY
fsIIot in favor OF the Tree canal amendments was
sgIeed IIpon subject the approval of the Finance
COMMITTEE. subcommittee was appointed 10
turoughout the State and also with the prominent
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas Hotcl-Ex-SenatO Edgar COwan,
OF Pcnns lvania and CAPTAIN Joseph fyhc u g. ~.
81 James Hoiet-Lyman X. Bass Of Colorado Cotcmoe
Homse-Gcneral John G. Robinson, OF Binghamton n l.
.ErereH Lieutenant Charles 3. Sperry, u 3 NJ
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Execution OF James f. Walsh in Brooklyn.
Seventy-hrsG Regiment rifle practice at Creedmoor
Providence Metropolitan baseball match -,
Lawn Tennis oh between Boston and Staten Island
teams, at staten Island
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Announcements.

A CORNER on THE CORN.-Dr. Wings Corn
and BuniOD Remedy market Cure IL perfect
Take no cheap substitute Depot, ll5 FultOn-st.
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Allan Ar-rO-DAl.
sun ses 447 sets 1875 Moon setslOlS Ao1nsAge dys
HIGH WATER rJ-OAr
soy,noon-S'dv Hell GOV. Isrd. =: llcl Glt9. 40
aGsrnoon-Sy UK1l5j; Gov IsPd- O;l9 ueu Cato 2;oo
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conscious STILL and it ascertaincd by tne ob suit
geons that he was suffering from fits lie VIZ snoi'
and stout had gray hair and wore dark clothihg
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RrsIGNATIoNs ASKED By MR.. WOODFORD.

day sent letters i've oI the junior assistants III
ms office requesting their designations, III coHse-
ouence OF "A letter from the Attorney -Generai re-
tuclnC the allowance Tor assistants lii tne NeW-loIh
Office Those whose designations were requested
are J. Proctor Clarke, L. t. James, j. u. Agar. u.
L. f. Howard ana \. H. COnkIlng. Inc necessity
OF this action Is shown III the letters sent 10y General
NOodi0id 10 his ASSISTANTS eAuac's Hoh one VI
winch ale as follows: ,...o
Yesterday, the 18th instant, received IetteI
from the AZ tOrney General reducing the apprOpIla
ton for assistants IN this ONCE fiOm @Z5,ooo 10
$4,000 such reduction 10 tahe eject l. ON Tue lou
install. Under these clrcuIns alces, 10 Lou WISH
tn make inVldOus selections between gentlemen, All
OF whom have faithfully tried 10 serve tne UoV6rh-
mont during their connection with tIls ONCE. Inc
musI lust mode OF carrying INTO enect tle oluer Vi
tae ltOrney General has seemed 10 DC 10 IeIdhi
those assistants longest the Office anu 10 deprive
ynvs oI the services of those entered the Once
i'm 1881 Tins viii necessitate the leslgndilOh ol
MessIe }. COnkhng. }. l.. Clarke ltOwdru ana agar
have asked tine Attorney -Uencrdl 10 deiay putting
his order mo effect unul the end OF the present
quarter which Will give these gentlemen untiI &c
Iop1 10 make their new arrangements vi course,
should the report no. DC granted tlcl salaries VIII
cease on the date liked Dy the Attorney -OeneIai'
MI Agar Wlii be retained III the criminal bureau
of The Ulstrct-Attorney's Office TIL January i,
1883 IN consequence o. The illness OF Assistant lis
1ncl-Au0ruey tlero Dlsuuct-AttoIney WoOdford
exuressed himself as satisfied with the manner III
when ms assistants mad performed their duties,
ana regretted the necessity Of making the leduc-
ZION All OF the men whose designations arc re-
ouestcd were appointed III tn cary part OF 1901,
and cot salaries of from Sl 900 10 Z,oOo year,
MIR lanes is a son OF eXPOSInaster-GeneIal James.
Mr. (Onkling a sou OF l.. a, ConhIlhS ana
nephew vi ex-senator COnkhDg.
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Flies, reaches ants, bed-bugs, rats, mica
crows chipmunks cleared out by Trough on Rats l5c
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Ny OveTwOrked wife was restored TO perfect
health by Parkers Ginger Tonic Pastor Egin MEChuich
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DELIGHTFUL SENSATION
Is experienced by those who qna cXharating HUI
PUNCH or grocers and VINE merchants
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Rogers, Peet 6 Co.,
MEMS AND BOYs' OUTFITTERs.
569-5,5 BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
TARRANTs SETTER APEaIENT.

PRESERVE AND REGULATE, NOT DESTROY" IS
A SOUND MOTTO IN MEDICATION AS WELL AS
CRAFTSMANSHIP. PRESERVE THE NIGOR OF THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND REGULATE THE sEcRE'
TIoNs WITH TARRANTs SETTER APERIENT. AND
you CURE DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CONPLAINTBr
A PROCESS IN HARMONY WITH THE LAWS OF Ma
TURE VIOLENT MEDICINES HAVE HAD THEM
DAY. THEY DEVITALIZE THE SYSTEM kEAsoN
AZ wErT As THE STOMACH REJECTS THEM
RELY ON THIS EXHTLARATING SPECIFIC
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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COIrpT CAIENDARS-IILY q

SUPREME CouRr-rGlIBegs Before Haight Nos. 1853
lb7 lOJ 3 122 l3J lc4 1856 III, l3 2 g. 80 H. 20, ~
81 81 50 10 l9 ~, l4O. 100, s. l60' 1861 lGo' 16o
40 ia, l76 1872 ,,,..,.s
StRROGArEs COURr-BefOre Rollins. S.No day calendar.
SUPERIOR COURr-sPECiAL TERN mo day caennAf
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM-N0 dag calcndac
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
lif LexingtOnave.. near 2Sth-st Hours, 10 5tO1
Impotence Sterty Diseases OF the Gencrltivc AMI
all diseases that would be impeachment maria s ami "a,
birth of healthy children, speciatea
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LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
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men of the State With the view of enlisting their
cooperation in the movement so that IL may ho' pe
distinctly local in its character.
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NETWORK CITY.

Buildings at Nos. 12S Horatio-st. and 300
West-st were reported az unsafe yesterday.
B. T. Rabbit the soap manufacturer, is to build
another factory at Nos. Az As and 40 West-st., at
N Of ~
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perenr ct a Grisceili. depAchait &
la prefecture dies renseigiemen's
| precis sur cette nOctur1e aven
ture.
Une escouade tut d6,'ech6e a Ia
! petite mai>on, avecuue ,olture de
grande remise.
&c n fut qle vers six heu'es
da soiT que l'-mprteur put repren
DIRE SEES sens. quand Grlscelli
Gtait depuis longtemps revenu a
Ia vie.
Ia constitution du sonverain,
deja tres debilit6e & cette epoqne,
cut besoin de violents r6vulsifs
pour sortir de ga l'ethargie.
Lorsque l'empereur fut en etat
de monter dams la voiture ell
voyee, par la prefecture, lie souve
rain. pria Nine X.-..de Ie devan
Ger au chateau, pon! racouter le
terrible gaet-apens qni !ul etait
snrvenu dams la malson dtAu-
teuil.
Ltimperatrice, & cette nouyelIe
entra daus uur fureur que ne put
calmet Niue H.. II faIlut Sc
servir de Intervention de II. lie
Morny, 9ui reusslt, non saus pei
ne, 8 recuucilirr l'empeieur, 81
malme enc par l%'italienne,. ayec
l''mperatrice 81 huniliee ct 81 on.
t,agee.
L'aven'ure ne tarda pas a trans
pirer 4 l'etranger par la princesst
ct par Orsiui. CeIui CT dit a son
entnurage "Je mai pa en.e,e r
l'empereur il le tuerai"
En- efftt, Orsini ne revint 4 Lon
dres, a la suite de Get achievement
manque. que pour TRAVELLER an
plan Internal que amena lie eatas
trophe dH il %janyier.
Les details de cette aventnre
aussi b~urlesqne qu'extYaor,iinaire
fareni racontes, cette epoque,
pans Ii prtsse etfangere, sous tou
ties les fn:mrs. L'emperpur Ell
son agent. trouvts evaneuis en- dc
me~tiques, dams II petite mal>on
d'AuteuiI h%eyiurent lie snjet dun
coHte ~ vers intituie:
La Belle an bois dormdat on hs
noaceGur aysttses de Ia tour dt
Nes(e.
Qaant moi, je Tacont e lei
cette aventrrc, telIe que me la
dite Nine H., une de SEES he
'olnes, qui empecha Napoleon III
de 'sorttr de France, sans lie dell
vrer, pour celia, de la vengeance
DIES car5onari, "a Napoleon III.
Gui. au 2 decembre, avail, domp,t
la nation, ne put iamais s'affrar
CHR du jong DIES afilles dun Mac
zini, anl i'avait 81 pnisSamment
asde q nsurper lie ponvoir monar
Clique.
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LEES 9nt> soui frdqaenment EN-
r!OyeS en- medeMnp:
Les blaucs. diSsons dams lean,
constituent u;.e boIssou exceiie..
te dams les affections Gle i.esto
mae ct du tube intesiinai.-On
emploie egalem. MT cette bols>or
!orSqn'll y Il en- empolsson emen,
par Re pho>phore ct les allunet
ties citlinllaes; par les sells de pc
tasse, de- Soudr, de chaux ct t'am
monlaque, par I'eau de javeiie,
par lie fol- de SQUIRE ct les seis de
cu'vre I've, t.de-gris), etc.
Avec ie jaime on falt DIES ioochS
DIES enulsions, DIES emplatrrs on
falt surtont crtte rxtsliente hoi>
son. 81 ntile an debut dies aiiec
tiohs catarthales, ct one lson d6si
gne SOUS lie non lie Iait dc ,nouia.
Qnl he connait &c refrain de Be
ranger:
Atoms, Babel, On peu de c~omplaisahce .
TN lat de poule ct IEnn bonnet de mutt /!
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AtNONCEs.

AENONCEs.
YIN carre de IL lignes--lere insert 81 50
= ~ - - Pine IS
q" Insert. add 50
Goates les ammo, ,es Indignant Ia
profession ct qni n'eXcedera pas
hut lignes par an-d'avanee. 10 90
Anncuces de Candida.s-d'avance 10 90
~-Toute aunonce publiee par interval
lss sers payee au tsux dune piastre par
sarre.
N>Toute anuonce don't lie nombre din
ssftisns n'est pas specific, sera insere
usqu'a Mvel ordre, gu aux ordiua:re
kTE11RR TYPOaRAPHIQUE.
RorAaY Jos PAEss.
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suite. Ell examinant Ii nature du
sol spOngirox quilts f."lairnt la
verit6 Lu proverbe qui dit.qne ca
porte bonheur. Els av;dent la Tor
tune sous les piedS. ct mtln- lis
sly enfonGaien' j"sq"'anx geno"x
Malhenreusem-nt pom eux, il
NY await pas de moyen tie CONNIE
nicatIon a cette epoque ct qnrl
qnes tenta,ive> les convainuui
rent one les frais dr transport fsi
saipnt plus q~n'abS"rher les be e
fees d'exploltation de cette sras
Sc mine.
Depuis Tors, deux ci,emins de
fer ont ere constructs dams Ie dis
trict. LIE Galveston and Har-
Iisburg nne station q Davenport.
qui nest gu'a six mIlles de Ctboio
ct a 100 miles de la Vile d. Gal.
weston. La "Sunset .ine' "a une
stations 4 Ulvalde, a Is niles De
Ia grotte du meme nom, ri il sara
taciir d'e,abhr une Staten Plus
rapprocbee, la vote feryee u e,ant
sur IN roia: dIs;ants do ia grotte
que de & miles.
Aiusi, lea chauve sonris da Tex
as ne travaii!eroat plus pour II
roi dt Pfusse. Les precieux resi-
dus qn'el!es .iAposeat de temps
immortal dams lrs grottts d'u.ai
lie 1t C't.oio scat maintenant
transrortasleS a ton mars he. eI
| l'exn'oItat!on EN- a etc con.ntncfe
ces derniers jours. Les cnnces
s%lonna!res Sont NM. Wyllia,
Teacher ct Gordon, te Lon3ir.s,
qni e'a'ent 'lej4 proprifialrrs DIES
grann> deis6ts de phosphate lie
Charleston, Partout on i! ' ii de
i'argeutagagner or est SUI de yoir
un Anglais snrgir dn sol. C'est
une race qnta dn fair, e. nutu
rtliement ellie sievaii sen;ir la pre-
msale lie suano DIES chauves seuriS
du Texas. One manufacture
de sniiate d'aDmoulasHe Va Gtre
etatil~ q Oval IL.
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FIN .

LIE GUANO DE CHAUVE SOuRis.
in Morton Fseweu, de News
York, revenn dun voyage dams
le conte d.Uvalde. Texas, rap
porte quill exiSte dams cette re
@ion IL Qnantit6 de grottes
pe!nes de sGano de chause son
riS. Deux de ces gg0ttes con,ien
hent une assoc grande guantite
de cet;e matiere tertlliSanie i,our
que Republication puisse en- 6tre
enterprise avec lie BONES chances
Gle profit. La Seule visitee par N.
Freweu est la grotte CiboIo, don't
l'entrer d so li.ds de- haut ct 25
de large. Ce,,e grotte, CONNIE
tonteS les antres de Ia region, ha
bitee PAL des myriades de chauve
souEis. qni cOmmencent q en- sor
inr chaqne jours vers 4 h. 80 M.
de !'aples midi. lie deis6 dure
jaSqu 10 heures du soir. Pen
dant tout &c temps. me maSse
preSsee ct continue de chauve sOs
Ills s'ensOie rapidement de la
erottr, semblable q I'm intermina
Die image noir. GEES in~teressants
Ahlmaax Sc rendent dams de vas
ties maraIs, Oh lis Sc gorgent, de
nciiiitnte tonte In mutt. ct an
point du jour lear uncomfortable ar
NEE reutre dams la grotte ct men
bosiSe rlaS insgn'aa soir. La
grotte dc Cihpio est double. Len
tree, qni Is pieis de large, Sc
iargit gradueiIemrnt. ct a Ia dis
lance d'ehtiion 2JO pi-ds o il ne
metre dams Ia g!olte inI6s,eure |
anl a environ 400 pieds he Aiamai
tire, ct don't lie plancher est fnr,os
d'"ne conche de- gnano dune
e~pa'SSeur moyehne de 80 pip!S.
La Srotte est r~ntierement obscure
Sans stalagrnites nj stalactiteS.
LA seconde 4rolte, dite u'Uval
dc, h'a pas ere exploree par NJ.
Ffewe", mails tous les Iaprorts
s'acco.tent q dire qu.elle est s
peu pres sIx fois plus grande oae
cells &c Ciaolo, 1t que ses condi
tons i%nierteures sont exacttmeptl
les memes. Aimrz vons lie qua
no, on Ell a mis- partoGt.
Ce NEST pas d'anjonrd'hui one
re gnano tie chauve-souris attire
des connaisseurs. De
puls deS annees il en- est expoat6l
petites quantities des BAHIA
mas, ou IL SO trouve q folsom dams
les grottes DIES talalses. Mais CO
suaho des Bahamas ma pas uue
srande vaienr car il ne contieut
que 81 90 d'ammoniaeee. Lps
So"ris du Texas, plus civil
ilsees ct counalSsant mieux les be
SONS de l'agricnlture, Sc mou,rent
dignes da pays prestessif don't
e'ies sont citoyernes. Sans
aVo'r lair dsy TOUGHER, sans sen
vanter q tort ct & travers modeste
Ineni, consciencieusement ct din
elles confectionnent I'M
petit amour lie guano aui est tout
9ni sc fait de mieux en- ce een-
e. II f'avautage dc rentermer
,lus de 1Iolo d'ammoniaGne, e.:
"a vaieur marchande ct $50 a
5bO. Les preniers qsi sont en-
res dams les grottes de Cibolo e..
l'U valae--l a de celia quatre GU
mo 'ans-ont rccOnnu tout de
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F~EUILLETON
~FEUILLETON
Memories
MONSIEUR CLAUDE,
Chef de la Police de BTretC sous
lie second empire.
i AFrENTAT DU Ia JANvIER 1858
LATrENTAT DU Ia JANvIER 1853
Ill
Ia SUITE DE3 MYSTERIES DE LA
MASON D'AUTEUIL.

AIA OOAAE 0A!o AVA ASA . 49,
MASON D'AUTEUIL.
La princesse, devant le PC
guard de rageut terrass6 com,ne
son maitre, await leve lentemen!
- canon de son revolver ellie l'aI
pnyait sur ie front livide dc l'hom
fne inauim6, quand II sonbrette
son tour, sauta entire Griscelli Ct
ga maitresse. Ell lui GRANT:
Oh ! he IL tuez pas l.-ne le tuca
pas H..
CONNIE 81 l'agent cut entcudu
1:Appel desespere de la s"ivante.
Il SO releva dun bond, les yeex
hagards; ce fut pour retombe1
CONNIE une masse a cote de Nal,o
I6ou eui lie donuait plus aucrn 81
-gne de vie.
-Alors, dit Ia princesse ct re
,gardant dams les yeux Ia femme
dc chambre h0nteuse ct confuse.
1tue-le.toi meme!
Ellie sortit do sa ceinture nu
poigusrd ellie 10 lni dcnna en-
ajoutant:
Cote ar,ne fera moins dc bruit
Qu.un revolver.
La sou5rette prit eE besitaut
lie poigaasl ; ellie i'aprrocha de
Ia pcityine dc Grisceli; puts ellis
b.ecria resentment:
Non! je ne peux pas!
Ellie rejeta itar,ne avec horre,:r.
-Lache! s'eCria-t-elle, tn TAI
mes ! Paisse ton am0ur couEable
pour I'm assassin Dc ncs trere$ n'A
ire pas notre perte!
La priucesse n'avait pas ache
&c que la porte den face s'cnvris
4 son tour. L'Italienne sc recu:a;
ellie reconnut Nine x, la pro
pri6taire, qui avertie par Griscelli
etait restee aux aguets aux
abords de sa maison.
Ellie sc uresSa. les bras croises,
devant lItalienne, ellie hi dit
~Madame, vous n~'enleve'ez
pas l'enpere:r! vons he le cen
vdnirez pas a la trontiere! vous
ne tnereg pas GriScelli Js vellle.
ct malsre vos precautions pour
'Sndormir les servisenrs tie este
'maison, il y "a d'autres agents qui
'veilleut daus I'avenue d'Auteuil.
oh! encore! encore cette
femmel exclama Ia princesse en-
's'arrachant les cheveux de rage.
Ellie venait de reconnaitre ceile
'Qui la conaissait trop dcpnis que
lsItalienne await ,neditG contse
ellie le gaet.apens du boulevard
-M6nceau.
~Oui, madame, sjouta.t-elle
encore moi, que vous ne troupe
rec plus, CONNIE vons l'avez fait,
en- msalienant l'esprit de mon
Qui eat mort, parce que
vOus lsavez assoc,6 4 l'un de vos
1maEzinleus, uue Pieri qui mourra!
Oul, madame, moi, que rons avcz
iou6e, mails Qui vous joue a cette
dams une terrible partie, Ell
attendant que je tue votre amant,
votre Orsini. CONNIE vous m'avez
oblise tuer le mieu !! En- atten
entendez~vous, que je vous
tue pour avoir voulu tner Tempe
avec la France. Italienne
Inaudi:e!.
En- disant ces mots, Nine H..
dc fureur, s'etait AVIAN
zee. la tate basse, contre Ia pr!n
Jesse.
Rugissante CONNIE une Tonne, !
Ale allait essayer de Ia faire sor
il. await meme de porter secours
! lsvmpereur ct j Griscelli. !
La prlncesse, ap'es un moment !
le reA6xioE, rampa coR'me M
;erpent pour eviter la reficOntre :
|e Nine x.
Une.fois arriveeavec- ga snivap {
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