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THE TEN CENT PIE OF THEsoUrn
An 0vcrarawn Picture.
From . New Orleans Paper.

From New Orleans Paper.
The principal feature about the common run
Of eating houses south of the Ohio river is the
plain. unassuming little apple pie which they
| set forth. You can buy the little pie for only
ten cents, but 1t is seldom that passenger eats
| more than one in q lifetime. After you have
eaten 1t and drank one or two glasses Of water,
the pie gets sociable, and gradually impresses
upon your mind the fact that you will not be
lonesome as long as it travels with you
me strangest thing is you never do. About ff-
teen minutes after you have made its acQuain-
lance the waistband Of your pants cannot meet
1ts note. and, demands an extension. A half hour
later. when You retire to your berth in the sleep
ing car and fall into troubled slumber the pie not
being at all sleepy, concludes to have some fun.
The first thing you see in your dreams Is your
own body gradually swelling into the shape of
| balloon. The balloon gets larger and larger
until 1t pushes the upper berth to the top OF
the car. and you hear the smothered cries for
| help of the man 1t contains The swelling in
creases, and you imagine that you float upward
and bump against the roof of the car like toy
balloon which has escaped from the rr.c. :; 9
chiid. rms 1eeIc-- lans Tor some time.
! unr Suddenly you swell until you mi
the interior of the car and suffocate
the passengers. when you explode and the
train Is wrecked. Opening your eyes, you
| find the porter trying to pry your knees
| number OF passengers. aroused by YOUR sepul-
chral groans stand around in their night clothes
and want to know II you feel sick. This tickIes
the little pie and 1t kicks up its little heels with
delight. and makes you froth at the mouth and
| howl like a wolf. The ten cent pie
| Is proud of the fact that it has taken
| hold OF strong man, who had been
shot through and never murmured about 1t. and
| doubled him up until his spine cracked hurled
him from one side of his berth to the other, and
made him below for paregoric like child
| This is the style Of pie prepared by eating
| houses in the south for the benefit of travellers
1t weighs four ounces, contains three dozen full
grown cramps, and can always be purchased for
! the small sum Of ten cents
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK House
UN STREET. BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
AND NIY,F0UkTH STREETS NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWo7SToRY BRICK HOUSE
ON N STREET. BETWEEN TwkNTY-THIRD
AND rTWENTYsEoGkTH STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Ct deed Of trust duly recorded in a
records Of Washiasten county Ia the District Of -
Columbta, and At the request OF ths party secured
hereby, Ms IN es & public snction on TUESDAY
O'Clock P: n. in front q he premises. ii
piece or parcsl OF land and situate
ana being In the city Of in the District q
Columbia and known and distng uished On tbs ground
twelve 0al IN square numbered thrfy-ssven Ss7 b.
ginning for the same sk . point the south line Of
sreet nineteen tlS west of the nofthsast or.
mar Of said lot snd running thence west aong e Ina
q M street nineteen s feat; thence south eveety-
north seventy nve 7o) fest to the point Of benning
dssd duly rscofd:a e hbst sta folie ssh e e .nS
f ts nxnt1 ssssnent. Prvieses and sgPoItsnaao~ %
Terms: One third c.sh; b.snce In "a. twelve and
e ens BY deed q trust On property soa deposit
Rurchassr's cost Terms to be compiled With q seven
Ct he risk and cost Of he defauns purch.ser .it
paper published I'm WAshin4ton. d. @.
dEOKGE 9. HENNiNa.} Trustees.
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FNRUSTEk,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY IN Mt. PLEASANT. KNOWN As
s. p. BROWNS HOMESTEAD.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the thirteenth
day OF April 1880, and recorded in Liber No. 94o Hs
folio 49 ct ssq one of the and records of the Dis
tr1c OF Columbia and at the request the holders Of
the payment thereof - "a; sell At public auction
MARCH, 1888. ut HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
al that certain piece parcel Of ground real estate
OF tract OF land and being in the said county Of
WASHINGTON. in said District aud adjacent said city
OF sshington, containing seventeen and half (l?hl
acres OF land. more or and being the which
was conveyed ana Described in certain deed IN trust
records for said county, in District saving and
csptlng 90 much thereof, about i've 80 acres
conveyed in rtain deed recorded ia Liber No. Go
folio 406, &C., Of the said land records.
The premises above described being the homestead Of
y T.. Brown and improved by three-stury frame
Dwelling, stables and other buildings.
Terms OF sale Onefourth cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest the rate OF six
per cent the deferred to be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
$500 must be deposited the day of sale Unless the
terms OF sale complied with within ten days the
rstse reserves the right to resell Ut the cost Of the
defaultnG purchaser
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER Trustee.
- L. COLOWEl1l. AuCtioneer. f2T-oO6is
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PENNSYLvAN1A ROUTE
70 THE kOkTH WEST AND SOUTHwEQ3
sfxkL Nil MAaNifiCfNTT I EoG SAftFsE

ees 8 1H 4hsSff sEsf sAfssSS9b TsSszs,
s11 kA net.or f M1AEasalsSfS :Taa Ssss
TRADs Law WAalmaron Tson srArros. oosuu
For an. sn1 he as. csosss 1sm,
q Palace slespins Care a ; 30 = m. daily: -
g s WV &s s':sgnE q: ~
nn ass gs sa f saS Car, s 2 rastcs "a
hta,bg.g and ,hs wsst Win Psl.os sisspsns c.
For Sa IS Sss;sa.i.s: Esess:sss: sss.le ~
a asis e ssS:pt d s;.ss.s Win h.' 0s
For wilismspc.t Loci Haven. and ElnarA ss.H.
For kes Ters and .ns E.ss. 500 m. 10 ,ss
:ns sa E1 On ss1 81 F mao s
For Bo s Sa 1soas ena S. e.SeDt Sunday
For s1oolIyn. !. Il through train. oounos. q. s.r.
sSs;srs :as5s: E VIZ .sSianE SsSs
iss :s s,:s 1s On s.as.s 6 :ss
8: 4: Z. e. d q s;ss e, * Z. Z.
For f.s'. Szsss Iiaa sOan. ..a $40 pm any.
For tnn:soi Ss1 $40 /. m ..a $40 Pm. a.ny. s.a
!5SsSf'. isR ssaR1z sD sAI
Tor A,ezsnan., $40 Too sse. u 90 and a :2sa1.
sasS. s;s sssS s s md ss an. ' :aS sds
For Messasa I'd u. se.sA s:so s.a La a..
Tr<4s .s.s Hi e fc y 1870 g 90 -
5s :s4 j s saa s:ss ana I'D iGs %sa;s e. =
rkksS sn1 i.s.esssoe Il sse omoe. nor4e.a eou1a
s e ei: ::s 8. s. S !. ::s ss 49, :ss ::
&c: sdesd,,as. iso% -. e TsdsssS
CHAs z. fuaH. ssoersi Es.ar:r.
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IN some OF the factories In Torant0. Canada,
young girls are whipped for disobedience and
negiece OF work, and society Of ladies has been
formed for their protection.
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FASHION WRINKLES.

TIE FoULE CLOTH -REDINGoTEs POPULAR
SPRING BoNNETs WALKING AND HOUSE
DRESSES sEAsoNABLE NOVELTIES NEW
SHADES, ETC.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. MAR TTNNAIIY1OWN n

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NEAR TEN NALLY1OWN. DC.
By virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
day OF Septeber, 1886. and duly recorded in Liber
g41 folio 3ss, &c, of the land records for the
District OF Columbia. the undersigned Trustees will se
on the premises TUESDAY, MARCH THIR-
TENTH. 1883, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
the following described property, situated in Washing
OF parcel Of land, containing acres. rood and
~ perchea more or less, the is Indicated and
described in a survey aud plat dated May, 1852, by
Lewis Carbury surveyor of said District bounded on
the west by the new road OF said District the north
~ the land OF Washington Hurdle the south by the
!sn9 OF Mrs Anana Lyes and on tn east by Lot No:
OF said Plat and the said hereby
being marked and described said plat and survey q
LOT No subject to alton Of q road right of
way feet wide on the northern line between said Lot
No. and the land of said Washington Hurdle for the
benefit Of all the owners of Lots Nos. l. 2 s. 4 S. g.
and on said plat and survey. improved by a good
&c, located nesr TennallStown. D: G..
Terms: One third cash the residue two equal pay-
menfs at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deed of trust all cash at the
option OF purchaser. All convey ancing &C.. at uur-
of sale. WILLIAM ID. CA.SIN
f23-dts JAMES L. DAVIS trustees.
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The theory of Romberg that :eiyis is the
prayer Of the suffering nerve tor healthy blood
Ard more Ut II, 10 now generally received By
physciars
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SIaughterfne by Electricity

Dcolu W CIcCtIlCity Is DeCOmlllS b IaF OrCe
subject for letters to the daily papers, and one
such was published in contemporary yester-
day. As humane means Of nfiicting capital
punishment there Is much to be said in its
favor, especially after the two recent cases of
bungling at the hands Of the hangman. But
none of the humanitarians who advocate cleo
tricity as substitute for the butchers axe
seem alive to the disadvantages attend
ant thereon That large amount of
terror and suffering to the poor beasts
that die that we may live" would be
avoided by the proposed change Is obvious
enough, and has been often pointed out: but
what are the compromising disadvantages
Some years back a series of experiments we're
tried on sheep at the now defunct Polytechnic
Institution with the enormous galvanic coil
made by the Messrs Apps, with the following
results: The sheep fell Immediately on the dis
charge OF the current to all appearance dead.
In some cases, however, the animals showed
signs of life after short interval so that it be-
came difficult to tell whether a shock was or
was not sufficient to effect the purpose intended
This difficulty could be got over, no doubt but
when killed the carcass was ALWAYS found
to be more or less damaged in market value
Dark lines and spots were found In different
parts, which were thereby rendered entirely
unmarketable. Again, 1t is commonly supposed
that meat exposed In thunder storm becomes
tainted; and we have DO proof that such
would not be the case with electrically killed
cattle. The objection that the process of
Strengthening BY electricity would be attended
with danger to the butchers is less valid for all
such danger could easily be obviated. A few
practlcal experiments, carefully conducted
would test the proposal James Gazette.
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Mr.. Nathaniel b. Bishop, Of Baraegat paper
canoe fame, has reached hla Lake George homo
after long tour On the Pacific c0ast and In the
Sandwich Islands.
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Bench.
From the New York Sun. LIST Instant.
Cigarette smoking being mentioned a. q habit
OF . boy who was before him on another charge
yesterday, Justice Herman declared that he
would double the penalty TO be inflicted upou
any boy brought before him who should prove
bad enough" said his honor, but cigarette
smoking Is destroying TIE bruins and health
of the young. Something must be done 70
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The Latest society Idiocy.

."t0ee SVCAoPy 1u1VCYs
From the Buffalo Express
Anew idiotic craze is thus described BY $50.
ciety paper" 'Can you draw cati" h the
latest social question, and you are Immediately
handed pencil and paper and requested to give
your best Idea Of cat without model or sem
oiance. One lady know has what she calls "a
cat basket" wherein she keeps all the Wild at
tempts of her friends to draw feline 1t is as
tonishlng how few people really know what a
cat looks like. Ask your friends to draw q cat
ana see the funny things they make.
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portance has been made One of the chief actors
in the nihilistic plots, Russian Princess, was
taken, but only after she had killed one of the
police. Disguised as Sewfng-machine woman,
she had hitherto baffiea the police
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

By virtue of one Nrit If vendioni exponas and two
writs OF her facias, issued Clerks Office OF
the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia and
me directed, Will sell at public sale, for cash, al
Ihomas Dowtlng's auction rooms, southwest
Pennsylyania avenue and llth street northwest on
SATURDAY, The TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
AT TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ, all the right ute, claim
aid interest OF the defendant in and to the following
described property, to wit: One Lot Underwear and
Dress Goods consisting of Wrappers, Braces Scarfs
BOWS Nuspenders. Hose Woollen Goods. Shirts Col.
lars resses Corsets. Hoop Skirts &c, seized and
levied unon and condemned the property of Isaac
Oppenhelmer to satis f. executions No. "a 10 at
IN favor OF Feustnlan x kayton; No "a l4l and No.
"a. l42, at law. in favor Of Morris Pepper.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL. US. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. f2S-IOt
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A LIAM LINE.
TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE
LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWN,
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY

and GALWAY.
Prepaid passage certificates for Friends Relatives
nom the Old Country, to railroad station
boat landing IN the United states. The only line taking
Passengers direct from Galway.
The steamers unsurI assed for safety and spesd
snd are lifted up with all improvements conducive %
the comfort of pasSeneers. Cabin. $50. $40 and $50.
Internediste. $40. cSteerage. lowest rates.
Apply TO JAS. BEILEw. III 18th st. Mrs. d. A
BkOSNAN, 6l2 9th St GRO. W. MOSS, 225 Jenna.
ave-. or LIVE ALDEN General Agents.
New York. 207 Broadway; Boston, Mass is State st.
Philadelphia. Pa, NE. Corner Broad and ChestnyA
sts., or local agents. n22-th. sSt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auct,on.er..

WALTEK B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionssrs.
vALuABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MARCH sixth, 1855, atH1H
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell. In front OF the -
premises valuable building lot teine part lot No.
~ In square 81, having "a feet 'front.' running bach
mild WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucs.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN MAsSACHU-
WEST. NEAR ASCENSION CHURCH.
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH sEvENTH. ataA6k
HAAL Il FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. we shsl ~
having y feet front by lie feet in depth.
Terms: One-third cost: balance In six twelve and
eighteen months for notice bes from sy OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust on property eold
All conveyancins ut purchasers cost 500 down on
mn2-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
N1TURE, PIANO. &C. &C.
BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term Pro
bate Court will sell at public auction on TUESDAY.
u 'is ssc'l"- svvs. ngpcaiison Dros southeast
eocns. and streets northwest. lot OF Household
Furniture, Plano, &C.
Terms. cash. JOHN BECK
Administrator Of Rebscca 7. Tompkins. deceased.
mh2-St
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fISs, tn. thkd

g BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
Ns Washington Horse and Carriage Baxar
038 80 and $40 Louisiana aven a
AGES, WAGONS; HARNESS, &C. EVERY TUES
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD.
LESS OF WEATHER.
Constantly hand and at private sac large stock Of
Hofsee, New and second hand BugRies Carriagee Ex-
press WAGONS. Harness. etc. etc. Liberal advances on
co0ea&n1ne0W. f26-2m
For Other Auctions See Sth Pare.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

DUNcASsoN BROS. AucuOneers
E1eE gs shsKs or WHITE AND sp yEI5ow WARE
Az AH I2T shATSiERs NAfPlJEs. eAKEks BOWS
PoTs. &c. &o.. AT Auction.
On MONDAY MORNING. MARCH FIFTH, at TEN
o. to bs will as ss sa % in
the attention OF the trade is called. mh2 1t
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctaoncers.
A. d. 1885, win offer sale at public auction al The
sHs
DAY OF MAkCh, A. d. 1883, At ONE O'CLOCK p,
100 shares Firemen's Insurance CO. Stock.
10 ss ssSmss atss i1f RsaR s sssok
IS :. Franklin Fire insurance stock
az .. Home Plate Glass InsuranceStock.
Also Formula for making s'Ossapadentine the cel.
ebrated tooth powder.
mh2-4t F1ecutrix viii Of DanT Koib. deceased.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
CATALOGUE
of q collection OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Many Of them Rare. Curious. and Finely Illustrated
just Received Direct From London. England
Per Steamer "CIRCASSIAN,"
and TO be Sold
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
MARCH SEVENTH AND EIGHTH, 1883.
At 1880 O'CLOCK.
AT MY SALESROoM
Southwest Corner of Pennsylvania Ave- and Il,h sts
Books Now Ready for Examination.
f2s-7t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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II U r PEili
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
June 30th 1883. ~ ~.A
Passage Tickets by all AGsntc Steamers specaa a.
cilities for securing GOOD BERTHS.
TOURIST IL KITS for individual travellers In Eu-
rope, by al routes. at reduced rates,
COOKS EXCCRSfoNIST. with Maps and fun par
hculars by mail 10 cents. Address
TH0S. COOK & SON.
f2l-w&s3t POI Broadway NJ.
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Mt. yERNoNi Mt. VERNON.

/ STEAMER w. W CoRroRlv
leaves .th street wharf daily (exceyt SUNDAY FOR M
vernon at 10 O'Clock - m returning reaches washin.
| o30 L. L. BLAKE, Csptsin,
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r.r~ s3ag. RoTTrnn.. a,.ssTrrrRpaM.
~ The nr-l-ci snn powered Clyde-bnN putaA
Steamships Of this Line, AMSTERDAM. ROTTEH-
DAM SCHIEDAM IEfRDAM. ZAANDAM. P. Ca
LAND. ". A. SCHoLTES. MAS, carving the u II
Mails TO the Netherlands leave Isnys Pier foot AZ
SpsseK street Jersey City. N;J rsnlary every WE'D
NESDAY for Rotterdam and Am sterdanl alteruatay.
- First cabin. $50 second cabin, $50: ste~rare s26
Il. CALAUX, GENERAL Agent. 70 Sorth William street
New York. For Iasssse apply 20 W. q. METZEROTf
& Co. 925 Penn. ave- Nashi vton
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kiss her. She looked cold and naughty. but nv
heart was 80 full Of thankfulness that, oyercom.
Ing somewhat the awe felt. ventured to take
her hand In mine and put 1t to my lips She did
not withdraw It. Poor child, :" she said: "vou
do not look more than twenty. and at your ace
70 DC IN such trouble! This must be hard ex.
perience for you. Goodbye, and until to-mor.
row.. She gazed ut me steadfastly, as II she
would look me through, and then, bowling, left
me. "
did not, would not, allow n1yself to he dis.
heartened I sat down and wrote two letters
one TO my mother at Amherst. the other to q
sewing machine company In New York. cx.
planned my pltiful condition
Next morning early there was low knock af
my door. i opened 1t and q woman MAINLY
dressed, entered. She did not say word She
placed a bundle abe held In her hand In a chair.
ana AT once went to the machine, took up the
bodice. and commenced sewing.
You will kindly forget the lady of yesterday
a. ah r n,ow me as Elise simply. or rather, Elise
your trade 1t Is within Of NINE Do Won
think that In q month could earn INV bread
TINS way oner you partnership. can find
inc funds. The contents of the shop will prob
any DO sold out. and yOu will be able to buy one
this one apart p
had not word to say. drought wrench. a
screw-driver, an oil-can, and unlo0sened the
working parts Of the machine. She took the
oH-can and bent over the machine, STUDYING
II noticed that she touched with her white
fingers all the grimy parts, until her hands were
Is BY no means O. complicated q q re-
volver," she said.
l made no comment - put the worAina
parts together. She was very silent, working
necessarily on some coarse material abe had
brought with her. ] sat near her--teachina
her what to do. She worked on until It was
past noon. lis IL not time Eow to eat some
thIng2"
Is" replied; "wouid Madam partake OF
my siTpls neal:"
Madam! l am Ensa-and you say your
aAnie IS Mary. Mary, shall be very glad to
sna.e Your food with you. II you Will let me.
II VOC have not enough for two-J WIN 10 ont
and hu. what Is waited. Whist ahall Il Be-
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L ~,
handed to me. Later in the day there ought
to arrive some turs for me, for poor Mary
! must not get cold. Now, away with you" Her
Old manner had returned. '.Get your passport.
yon. Do not wait" Still 1 was irresolute.
could not bear to leave her. sObbed as If nv
| heart would break. Then she knelt to me-. and
implored me to go. At last consented NV
passport was given to me at the police head
quarters without a word.
] returned to our room. As stood at the
landing the cheerful CHATTER of the machine was
! heard. Eliza was bending over her work, sing
ing some plaintive air. els 1t all right2" she
asked; very quietly. See, your fdrs have
81 have permission to leave"
THANK God! See my work. think could
do now without YOU"
"You DO not love me, Efza?" cried.
mot love you-my sister! l loved my hus-
band-he was shot. loved my only child: in
killed-from my breast she sucked poison and
died. After them love you best" Then for
the nrst time she burst into paroxysm OF
tears S IT Is because love you-that might
e ee your death" As she wrnng my hand she
wore your mittens at the police ONCE If they
had seen It! Quick, let me hide It." She took
on my shoe and hid the ring In my stock
ing. SHOULD You ever marry, sell the ring, or
M me stone 10 It, and you viii not be portionless
ro,, On Tt Win you. ! have made bundle for
you. Inc rest Of your things you win give me.
nere Ii photograph OF yours-you will let me
nseep Hf Ihave boon happier here with You
tnsn Tor years" She took me by the hand.
eaxe me one long kiss closed the door on me,
ana never saw her moro,
=, my Trip home was without single Incident
~ uear mother comforted me. Still, there was
e oSm ~ vague feeling OF dread. Ny mind wander
T p,.t g.! could do, toward my room companion.
two s w up newspaper when ct home. some
v,~~v - r. = 49,
graphic dispatches, = -. ~
." FsrkRssuso. Dec &-An arrest Of Rreet I'M
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HfRMAN IIUYD-
IN STEAMSHIP LINZ BErwFEN NEw YoNw, HAvpR
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The cleaners OF this COMPANY win sail EVERY SAT-
lRDAf from Bremen pier foot OF Sd street Aoboken.
Rates of passsge From New York g. Hayre, Lona don,
southampton and Bremen. first cabin. 800; second
Cabin SEQ; steerasa $50; rresid steerege cerhcates
~ For freight or passaes apply 20 OELRlCHSS
CO., Bowling Green, New York. W. q. MkfZERoT1
co, 92s Pennsylyaria avenue northwest Asepts fy
WASHINGTON. "a