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SpicIAL PLuMs Foa SATURDAY,

ASK FOR THE LOTS MENTIONED,
And you win find them promptly produced.
WE ADVERTISE FACTS NOT FANcIEs.
Lots 1869 and s74. ENGLISH SERGE and NUNS
CLOTH COATS ut So each.
Lots 1924. $685. s126 and s127. PIN CHECK FEATHER
WEIGHT SUITS. in four colors. at SIS suit.
Lot 1874. TRUE BLUE SERGE SUITS at s1s suit
Lot 2oA. ENGLISH sEERsUcKER SUITS al IS a
suit.
One lot ENGLISH SERGE and NUNS CLOTH SUITS
ut 81 sut-not over twenty suits in the lot 20
don't delay in looking them over as above price
win close them out rapidly.
II you are up our way and are looking for anything
In the Clothing line why just drop in and get posted
to prices before you purchase
We always name low prices on everything. and IT
matters not what you looking for In the way of
Clothing come right to Headquarters and expect to
find It
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CIR THE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLARS
LUTZ & BRO,
ls7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Adjoining the National Hotel.
Sole Agents for Hills Celebrated Concord Harness.
TRUNKS and HARNESS IN great variety at Lowest
Prices. a.2o
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ID A R G A 1 N 8 i.

CLOSING Our SUMNER UsDEnsH1nrs
SO Cent Gauze Shirts, 8 for 81.
All style finest Linen Collars, 81. so per Dozen
Finest 4-ply Linen cuffs, % cts. a pair.
Elne 4-piy Linen uffs. 20 cts. pair.
Good SusPeIders for Is cts. a pair.
Summer Neck Wear almost given away.
Dix Fine DRESS Shirts made to order for sc, at
MEGINNISS,
je29 1902 r street northvest
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS AT
w BRODHEAD CO.'S.
Lonsdale Cambria now 1919 sc. Cheviots reduced to
1Oc All Dress Goods at a sacrifice. including Linen
Lawns. India Linens. fique French Satines n phyr
Ginshams Nuns Yelling. Beng lines. Henrietta Cloth.
Debages. Lace Buntings. Black silks. Grenadines
CashmeGes: &C.. &c. Prints. axe. and mp: Counter.
panee 49c and up Inch silk Sun Umbrellas 81 IS and
up Hosiery and Gloves. &c. to 81 pair; Parasols aud
Ladies and Gents Gauze Underwear at
pr.ces. The best Is the cheapest when bought at
je29 s0&j ~. 2c9p-3t 1905 Street Northwest.
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r HExboUARTERs FOR HORSES AND CAR.

AT 6EHER'SvStables and Carriage Repository AGA
~ street northwest bet ~ and 9th sts ON hand
year round the largest stock OF Horses and
70 be found In the city present having 90 Hors Al
the Stables adapted for all Also Carraees Bug
e1es ana wagons OF all etyles both new and second
Call and see "
We have on hand what we ADVERTISE
good Livery connected.
- Jel-2m VIM GFyrp
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EOR sALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
na&ee Victorias. Village Carts, Coupe Rocksways.
fn@tons McCaul Wagons and all the latest stye car.
na&ss Ia use. Repairing promptly attended 10. JOHN
"A. 1OON0. oIo oth street spls3m
EOR SALE-oyER 100 TOP AND NO-TOP BUG
Il gies: Single and Jump Seat Jacrers Two and Four
seat Top Phons Coupes and Coupe Rocksways Of the
oner refused. I. d. SCHMIDT CO.. 400 Pennsyi.
NenIe aNeuue mh3l -3m
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FORCED SALE OF SUMNER DRESS oooDs.

A GARD.
those who prefer to call send for them obtain
them any time within the next few days All ACCOUNT
not called for win be rendered the latter part of ths
month. --->
We respectfully request prompt payment as durine
the summer months we rely manly on our collections
the larger portion OF customers being out Of ths
city. - -'
te23-7t W. NJ. SINISTER & SON,
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
je27
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CanR dian Railroad Affair

. TORONTO, UN1, April "a special cable dispatch
from London 10 the Globe says: Negotiations be-
tween the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific raIl.
ways are progressing most satisfactorily Messrs.
George stephens and Henry W. Tyler had a long
conference on Friday, and viii resume their delib-
erationS to-day. The Interview on Friday was
most satisfactory. and there Is every probability
OF an arrangement being effected 10y which the two
companies VIII work together harmOniOusly. Tie
ontario and Quebec railway, now building. viii be
worked In the joint interests OF the two companies
ana an agreement for an Interchange OF trafIic
from Manit0ba and the Northwest territory be-
tween the negotiating lines appears 10 be a fore
gone conciuSion though the terms Of the prospec-
i've agreement are as yet withheld from the pub
llc. Inc possibility OF cessation or hoStllities
mas mad a good .ff..Lf fln
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USE OF EXPLOSIVES IN ENGLAND;
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDER TRIALS.
ANOTHER BIG FIRE IN SWITZERLAND.
The Dynamite Policy.

MICHAEL pAvIrr DENOUNcEs 1T AZ INSANE Az,
iDlOTIC
loNpoS, April "a letter from Michael Davitc
Il published to-day, In which he further eNpr,,sses
his opposition 10 the dynamite policy on the part
81 "a irlsnhen; lie declares that such policy Is
insane, idlotic and criminal
THE GOVERNMENT BILL IN RELATION TO ryrros,vrs
LoNpoN. April 9.-The governments pil TO he in
trcduced In the house OF commons 10y S.r Ntuiam
iiaTcourt, home secretary, relative 10 explosvps
IS punished this morning. IL contains nine
clauses Ii provides that the maximum pepalty
ior causing an explosion 10y which life property
Is lmperiled shall be lifelong Servitude. An at
tempt 10 cause an explosion, or the making or
keeping OF explosives. with intent TO cause an ex-
plCsion, is made punishable by imprisonmpht Tor
term OF twenty years: and the unlawful making
or keeping OF explosives under suspicious clrculn-
stances is 10 be punishable by fourteen years I'M
prlsonment. All accessories 10 such crimes are TO
oe treated as principals. Provision Is maie IN the
OH Tor the ordering OF official Inquiries into tho
nesses, and for searching for explosives Tho
penalties are 10 inflicted irrespective OF the DAM
age done by the explosion.
SEARCHING VESSELS FOR EXPLOSIVES
LONDON, Aprll 9-All steamers arriving az Lon
don from Cork are being searched for exploslr.s. 5.
Uut thus far none have been discovered.
General Foreign News.
GOODNESS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND DENMARK aBCUr
TIN SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
tofkNHAGEN. April st Is feared that the fact
mat the socialist congress was held here Will add
10 the diflculties already existing between Prus-
sla and Denmark. The rrussian government
vigor In suppressing the gathering.
ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN SWITZERLAND
GENEVA, April "A fire. which promises 10 as-
sumo extensive proportions. has broken out at
bourne. near this city. Twenty houses have al
ready been destroyed.
A MURDERER BEHEApEn
BERlfS, April a-C0nr.d, the murderer OF his
WIe ald Tour children, whose sentence 10 death
the emperor refused 20 commute, was beheadaa IN
tae court yard OF the prison here this morning.
fortN-thrte persons witnessed the execution.
conrad protested his innocence To the end.
SUSPECTED RUSSIANS IL FRANCR
PARIS, April 9 The police are keeping n close
Watch over a number or Russian refugees here
VINO, they UsDe, L are connected with the alleged
plot 10 take the life OF the at the time OF hts
coronation. Ii is reported that some French de-
tectiyes viii proceed TO MOSCOW on that occasion
10 assist The Russian police IN watching suspected
persons.
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Wiz. Kellogg Talks Loud.

senator Kellogg met STAR reporter to-day and
asked now the star route trials were progressing.
Being told that he was not in communication with
IHE STARS star route reporter, the ex-senator
said: I" / tell you one thing don't know or care
what may be the result OF the pending trials, but
l intend to institute a suit for perjury against
John A. Walsh, and Will land him in the penl-
tentiary. ! have already consulted attorneys, and
they say have clear caSen
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In FAVOR OF THE DYNAMITE CAMpAIaN.-About
$50 delegates OF the various Irish organizations in
New YORK city gathered in Germania Hall yester-
Wallace and his committee tid not appear. and
the delegates organized meeting OF their own.
II was NOISY ana angry. Dr. Wallace was de-
and dynamite was declafcdto Sc the only policy
Of the future.
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BALTIMORE, April 9-Miss Sarah Duncan, a
young lady from Providence r. l.. died last night
at boarding house, on West Madison street from
the ELECTS OF an overdose or chloral Whether
taken with suicidal intent or not the coroner's
jury were unable TO say. The lady Is said 10 be
the niece OF Mell-knoMn New York banker
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amounts written in by s W. Dorsey Witness
may have said 20 Rer tell during the pendancy OF
the quarrel with Dorsey that Dorsey had written
amounts into the book and probably would not
like the matter to be known. The witness WAS ex-
~ ned as 10 various statements 10y Rerdell con-
corning himself and denied nearly ali OF them
Al this nOint 4 recess WIS Iaken.
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Shot by n Jealous Husband

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April Q. - George A. Ed
at midnight on Saturday night, found there a
grocery dealer, named Hose, and shot him. infiict-
ing fatal Injuries. Jealousy was the cause OF the
shooting. -
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A Pe(rtGied R0dv
REIEnRn

RELFoRD, IND, April a-When the body OF John
Bryant. which was buried two years ago. was dis
inferred for removal 10 another grave yard II was
found 10 be rapidly petrifying. IL weighed 20
pounds
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FEARS OF AN ATTEMPT TO RESCUE THE ACCUSED
PARTIES BY MEN WHO LOOK LIKE AMERICANA
LONDON, April "a dispatch from dublin saws.
Joe Brady. Timothy Kelly, Patrick Delaney, Thos
Canrey, Daniel Carley, and FitZharrs unown as
"SKn the GoatO, the men charged with the
Phoenix Park murders and other crimes who ara
to be placed On trial to-day, were TO have been
conveyed from kilmainham prison 20 the Green
street courthouse at o'clock this morning under
a strong escort or policemen. The government
feel rather afraid that friends OF tie prisoners viii
taken 10 Insure the safety Of the court9bulling
against any attempts upon It. Suspicious looking
men who resemble Americans have been seen In
fhPhix Park and other parts OF Dublin during
.he last lew days; Detectives are watching Their
movements closely
THE GREAT TRIAL
DUBLrN. April a-The courthouse where the trial
or The PhPniX Park aSSaSSins Is to take place was
oesieged TINS morning 10y crowds OF persons eager
10 gain admission. The authorities however oDlv
admitted the jurors called In the case and fifty re.
porters. and they were let into the building al an
early nour. Judge OBrien, who is TO hear tie case
TOOK his seat on the bench at fifteen minutes past
II O'Clock, when the work or swearing In the grand
The detectives, and few privileged spectators
were also present The prisoners Brady, Kelly
Delaney, Cafrey. Curley and Fitzharris were
Drought TO The courthouse at Q O'Clock.
dragons The counsel and solicitors for the
Prisoners who appeared for them AT the exarnt-
nation IN the kilinannam courthouse, were pres
ent. They sat in the part OF the room allotted 70
addressed the special Jurors. lie stated that the
crown would allege that Lord Frederick Caven.
dlSh'S murder was no part OF The crime concocted
put that he was victim To his presence In the
PARK with Mt. Burke. Nevertheless all present at
the time or the murders were responsible therefor
The grand jury then retired II Is selected from a
special panel drawn from residents or both the
city and county or Dublin.
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az SHOOTING AFFAIR AT ANNAPoL1s.-At Annapolis,
fro, tho hignt IN liquor SALOON, marine
tacked by citizens. when he fred I'VE or six shots
Ene S tS s.luck John Johnson who was
In the head. After dischargino the contents of his
pistol smith was oVerpowefed by the crowd and
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John Howard Payne
AUTHORITIES DIFFER AS TO THE YEAR IN WHICH r
The Indicted Ex-Detectfyes.

THE APPRoACHIN G TRIAIs-BALTIMoRE DETECTIVES
IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY.
1t is expected that the trial OF the detective cases
will begin In the course OF ten days. Mr. Wells
the special counsel, is getting the evidence into
shape, and Will be ready when the time comes
There is considerable activity on the other side,
which Increases as the time OF the trial draws
near, but their tactics are SO well known and so
carefully watched that it Is not likely that the
course OF justice will be Improperly diverted
Some Of the Baltimore detectives were in this cfty
yesterday. and II is thought their presence here
had something to do with the coming trials. The
Washington thieves seemed to be driven over in
Baltimore owing to recent events, and the detec-
uveS there may be getting points as to their
man agement from their brother detectives In this
place
ST. LUKE's CHURCH Nor TO BE SoLD.-Dr. Crum-
NEIL, rector OF St Luke's church, during his ser
mon yesterday morning made the announcement
that the advertised sale OF the church set for to
day would not take place. The new yestrymen
had collected s., 600 In cash and had given their
individual notes for the other $500 due, and Mr.
Middleton, the trustee. had Withdrawn the notice
OF sale. He addressed his discourse TO the discon
tented members OF his congregation, choosing 20
his text the passage from the catechism. relating
= oAes duty towards hlD neighbor.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

THE FOURTH GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALI
- q the GOLDEE STAR SOCIAI.S MONDAY EVEN-
{S6 Apf!l 9th. 1888 at Ahner's Muse Hall street
hftSeee tn and eth handsome Souvenir given 70
ssso isoJs ap7-2:s
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Admission. g. 25. and - cents.
NEW DIME MUSEUM.
~ prIInsy lYania avenue, near 11th street.
NNlLLAl,D HALL.

(VlLLAID HALL.
ONE WFEK ONLY.
GOTIi%t ING MONDAY. April 9TH.
mt ILIISiRArtD HEALTH LECTURES
By Dr.. Hale. Of Ftm-burrh, Scotland
SUBJECTS
MCSD DiI-Iiseases Cf he throat and Lungs.
ITESDAE-ih. StonlarE Live AID Kidneys.
NEDSI- -DAE-ltLeuIIatl-l4 and kin Diseases.
TKUkSp.Y, st L. L..-A Ir.va.e Lecture tfor
11dies CG.5.)
JHIES Day Private ect5re dor Mon only
fEIDAH-Cs CstGrrt, Bronchitis AMI C0nsunptiAn.
SATURDAY, IL p.ul.-A Il.Sate Lecture Cor
Ladies Culy.J
SATUEDAY-SOCIAL SCIENCl. (for Men onlv)
Admission free g. al. cxce the Private Lee Ires adj
MISSION Ia llch W. be % cents DoOrs OF, al
NJ. nee a. 3 None 2dI.iltteG after : 10 ap6-St
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kilograms to The Star.

DYNAMITE AND THE DAGGER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= VIII Is Isi at 81 Diati1. ishli.eat Of v
ne April f sS at oslaes
TIL QUARTERLY Me TING OF THE
AMI iG iii siss held DSf9e
% s' b6uHaafy aso'H 'H HELM ~ S sn
- of Lebanon Lodge. No. I, F. 4. A. NJ, will be
hel Nnn st the m asonlc nio Temple M on iuEsDAY AFTER
asS 5'13sFa 4 dsss;ssd hF%bsr s:51 W5l1AS
it to attend " 0''SF 'ho I SEARS. 81 Secretary.
wMasnS5CnA 1s4o sPEeIAL CoHyoCAIIoS 9], OF
t held at alos smpe h pS RI ION ~ at
halt past one O'Clock for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our deceased Conpanion. W. II. H. ST.
Members Of Sister Chapters fraernally invited to
1t ~ ' " s. f. SLATER. Secretary.
Tsa THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTERN
Third anna M Are hs he'll h rely I n0ssd that the
ST eP H. ans ss ' a
O'Clock p. fun atte ndanee is rsquested.
apsst 2isi ii f-stie Street fsnfiass northwest
rNa asl,1 spEcIAh b.L NoTICEaTH5 RE WILL BE 4
Club at Abaers Hal, street. between 7ts and s.h
'ss 1sT s.3 ss'i f
apns G b b1oksp ezpng both @ Of
and no means q support Tickets cents which can
mac railroad or at his place of residence. No. 90
street southwest. ap9-Gt
rFsa AN ADJOURNED MELTING FOR THE
w purpose of organizing n New Building Associa-
ton will be held at Goddards Hall corner aud 30th
streetf, Georst town, D. C., WEDNESDAY EVEN
INC, April 1lth. at O'Clock. full attendance re-
quested. ara 3ts
fsSa TO HE PUBLIC.
have this day. Monday April the 9th 1893 sold the
stock ana hXtlres OF my Book Store No 1910 th street
10 Mr. Daniel Muncey, and take this method return
my sincere thanks to friends and customers for their
patronage and cordially recommend them to continue
their favors to my successor. Mr.. Muncey.
RICHARD ROBERTS.
Having purchased the Book Store at 1910 18th street
northwest will erdeavOr the business
here tofore and will be PLEASED to have the custom of the
former patrons. The Place VIII still be known as the
Roberts Book Store.
ap9-3t' D. MUNCEY.
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NJ ISIS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CORSETS to order In every etye and maier,a,
and guaran tees perfect TT and comfort. A"s
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothing Nerino una.v-..,
=, and finest imported Hosiery. o' "'--
Pstent Shoulder Braces and al Dress Reform CSoo1a
French Corsets and Bustes. The ''Hercules' SIp-
porting Corset for which Miss H. is special agent
and 81 Corset her Own make. that Tor the Drco
cAunot be surpassed.
N.B-French. German and Spanish spoken. as
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ARRESTED UNDER TIE LOTTERY LAw-This fore
noon License Agent Ran, assisted 10y Sergt. HefY-
ner and Ofncer Carter, arrested James T. Horback
on the charge OF keeping lottery Office at 1919
street northwest A witness was also secured
While In the act OF purchasing q lottery ticket
This arrest was on a special warrant issued by
Major Dye. They captured all the paraphernalia.
This Is the third time Mr.. Raft has arrested this
defendant for the same offense. The case Will
come up tomorrow.
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REsIGNED.-Mr. Richard Crowley, Z. S. special
assistant attorney in the prosecution OF the cleo
tion frauds in South Carolina, has resigned.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TG-DaY.-Internal reye-
nue.. S19J, ,35S. IS; customs, S463 SG2 43
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DESERTED WIFE DrvoRcEp-To-day Chief
Justice Cartier, holding a division OF the EQUITY
Court, made a decree OF divorce IN the case OF
Kate T. Cole against w. ii. Cole, giving the Gus.
tody OF the child to the mother. The parties were
married at the residence or the petitioners father
John d. Bradburn, July q. 1871, and she charged
her husband with adultery, non-support and de-
sertiOn. MIR b. J. Darneille appeared for plaintiff
and Mr.. B. I. Hanley took the testimony.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL returned from Phila-
delphia Saturday evening.
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FLORENCE WILLIAMS AND HER SfsTER-Florenco
G. Williams, who is under an Indictment here f0l
grand larceny. and was arrested In New York last
week, stated I'm The STAR, Is native OF HyattS.
Vile, Nd, the daughter OF John Williams. now q
railroad man In New York, but at the time OF his
marriage was q lieutenant IN New York regi.
mept Florence is now In her 2Oth year. She came
here to live In September 3D. last and stayed with
her sister IN the northeast part OF the city While
having some Jewelry which did not belong TO her.
and was told by her sister that she Id better 60
home TO her fathers The sister denies any Ia.
sinuation that she threw Florence out on the cold
ch harties OF the world, and asserts that she treated
her with sstery affection. giving her a good home
while she was engaged in a fancy store on sth
street, until charges impeaching her honesty were
made when she was told that II would be better
for her to return TO her hsme II now appears that
when she left her sisters she went 20 DR. Neeeyss
where the alleged onense was committed Tor
which she has been indicted.
TIM HmH 1URDER.-r z reported that Ben
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LIVINGSTON, GUATEMALA, has been declared
free port from the Ist of January 1SS3 for the i'm
portation OF foreign merchandise for consumption
within certain district, described in the decree
ana for re-exportatlon in bond, during the period
Of one year.
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A HrsBAND's SUIT FOR DIvoRcE-A decree OF
divorce was made to-day 10y Chief Justice Cart.
teri In the case OF Orville n. Thatcher agt Ade.
laide II. Thatcher. Messrs. Cuppy and Ingersoll
timore. on February sth, 1869, ana Charging that
she had since contracted the habit OF drinking
and for three years had been guilty OF habituA
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NAVAL NOTES.-The Q. s. s. Kearsarge arrived
at Matanzas April 9th. All we'll on board. She
Will sail on the 10th for Charleston. The Ports
mouth has arrived at New York. The Saratoga
arrived at Lisbon on 22i of March from New York
alter rough passage All well.
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about TO step into the phaeton he hurried back, hat
in hand, to give Nina one more kiss co'am poPafo.
Ii was prettilv and chiva rously done ana dreW
tears TO honest Mrs. DUNES eyes.
what a good man he 49, she whispered to her
husband. 49, 49,. .
A fine fellow echoed the tailor, In the tone OF
connoisseur 'Ecad, what a king he would make
lie seems just born for the part; and everything he
does is stylish A.
The Prince was at the moment vanishing IN the
most stylish way down the avenue OF P0ftlngton
Park his elbows squared to the level of bis eyes
and his pair of chesnuts prancing like mad All
the way TO London ne drove in this gtysh fashion,
rs if he were speeding a Roman chariot in a race
and policemen cabmen. rect bows and other sI0all
fry wondered much as they him go.