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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

EvERrBoDY VINO READS
NEW BUILDING WILL BE READY IN TIME FOR
NEXT SPRINGS TRADE. DO YOU SUPPOSE WE
ARE GOING TO CARRY ANY OF THE PRESENT
ARE WRONG. WE'RE HoUsE-CLEAN1Na NOW,
AND THE PRICES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
FOR THE FIRST WEEK IN THE MONTH OF
ROSES. WE WILL BEGIN OFFERINGS OF SPECIAL
SION OF THEM DAILY THROUGH THE MONTH.
NOW EVERYBODY SHOULD BEGIN TO READ
THOSE WHO DO NOT READ
THEM WILL GO RIGHT ON AND PAY NEARLY
DOUBLE FOR SIMILAR GOODS.
ODDS AND ENDS OF SUITS NEARLY CLOSED OUT.
JOB LOT, MARKED .A"-s1xrY SUITS IN THIS
LoT-NoT oSE1N THE LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS
THAN s5-CHoICE OF THIS LOT. $3.50
JOB LOT, MARKED "Bn-F1FTY-F1vE SUITS
NOT SUIT IN THIS LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS
THAN s6-CHoICE OF THIS LOT AT $3.50
JOB LOT MARKED "C"-NOTA SUIT IN THE
LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS THAN s7-CHoICE OF
THIS LOT s41o
JOB LOT. MARKED "D"-NoT A SUIT IN THE
LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS THEN ss-A FEW
SO AND $40 SUITS AMONG THEM-THE CHOICE OF
THIS LOT AT sAs5.
REMEMBER WE ARE CLEANING UP NOW. WE
DO NOT WISH TO CARRY ANY OF THE PRESENT
STOCK IN OUR NEW BUILDING NEXT SPRING.
A. SAKS & CO.,
je3 SIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
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Nothing definite yet comes from Chicago, though
the fog still wears Blaine tinge. Two events
have happened 10 bear out the confident talk OF
his followers; One the selection OF Powell Clayton
As temporary chairman nd the other the defeat OF
Chris NtTee nv Elaine man the Pennsylvania
representative on the national committee. The
Clayton GesertiOn from Arthur TO Blaine has been
the chief sensation, Ear change OF votes goes
Of the preliminary skirmIshes. and Clayton seems
70 have quickly come into his reward-tOO quickly
Perhaps, for the anti Blaine men are now talking
OF putting up Bruce as an opposition candidate in
which case the southern support OF Clayton might
desert him.
Now that the supporters OF the various candf-
dates are brought together and all the delegates
can readily be seen, the tables OF estimated votes
are coming down 10 hard pan. Blalnes friends
now claim only 80 votes. and outside calculations
grant him even less, though he IS generally allowed
the lead Arthur is given bout 800 votes to start
On and Edmunds about 100 But all three eSti-
mates, even at this hour are vague and specula-
dive, and Senator Sherman doubtless summed I'D
theetuation correctly when he said yesterday that
until the balOting began everythingwasgu ess-work
As the convention is made up consists OF $50 dele
gates, making IL necessary for the winner to cap
ture All votes, or majority and all that IS clear
thus far Is that no one has secured anything like
that number Of open and declared adherents
The candidates themselves show Outwardly less
anxiety than their partisanS. Nr. Blaine has gone
on TO Maine The President stays in the White
House, where also, Mr.. Gresham expects to hear
the returns. Mr.. Edmunds has had a ''tickern
ngged up at his elbow, as he sits presiding over
the Senate. Mr.. Sherman says he shall learn the
news this time like other people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

MoRE RrpUcr1oSs
CANTON CREPE. CREPE DE CHINE. PURE SILK
HERNANIS AND GRENADINES HAVE BEEN RE
DUCED IN PRICE.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS. MERvEII.-
LEUX. RFADAMES AND PONGEES IN GREAT
VARIETY. MARKED VERY LOW
WE ARE OFFERING CHEAT INDUCEMENTS TO
SELL OUR LARGE STOCK
IIRsT- CLASS SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT &c., UsU-
ALLY SOLD FOR &c.
REAL FRENCH SATTEENS AT DC
EMBROIDERED NULL DRESSES AT LOW
PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL QUALITY OF CANTON PONGEE 5oc
SUMMER SILKS. SOC
OUR STOCK Is VERY LARGE AND WE'LL AS.
SORTED AND WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE
II OUT II REDUCTIONS WILL TO IT.
PAHASOLS AND sun UMBRELLAS HAVE BEEN
GREATLY REDUCED.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
ONE PRICE tes
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FoR THIRTY DAYs Only

We offer the following great bargains. As find our
stock entirely too large must sell, Is
need the money.
Our stock of Shoes and Slippers is very complete and
1t will pay to look at stock before buying,
assure you you can save money in doing
Ladies fine Kid So butt. Shoes now 80 90
Ladies' fine Kid 81. 81 but Shoes 81 50
Ladies' fine Kid butt. shoes 81 %. 81 so a1T5.
(All of which are good value at 81 COZ
Misses Shoes all solid 81 90. 81. rs, 81 so
Chidren's Shoes any Price
Misses and Children spring heels from Coo up
Mems handsome low shoes from 81 up.
Mems very handsome low butt. only 81 so
Our mems Burts low shoes for the balance OF the
season at the extraordinary low price of ga. and
worth from s. to 81.
Our line Of Ladies', Misses and Children Slippers
must not be overlooked
beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c
Some elegant House Slippers at l5c. 25c 40c, Soc
Misses and Chidren's at the same low prices
In fact. our entire stock at great sacrifice Call
early and secure Of these bargains the Reliable
Shoe Stores Of
sINsHEIMER BROS,
.e3 sos eth and 3l5I streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

The judiciary committee of the unitei Presbyre-
nan church have refused to declare instrumental
music In church unlawful: and as we are exhortei
In Holy Writ TO praise God with the trumpet psal-
tery, harp, timbrel, cymbas and various other me-
ehanical aids TO making "a joyful noise" the COM
mittee appear to have read their Bible in a teach
able and sensible spirit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

The 'Morton incident" is over Prime Minister
Ferry is convinced that Mr.. Morton meant nothing
unfriendly TO the republic by introducing a lady
guest to the Count Of Paris as sovereign and all
l. serene again.
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OuR Plan

OuR Plan
Is to sell only the medium and best Grades Of
goods-the lowest grades are not kept ut all
Beginning with mems suits. at $40 and Ga,
we give better article than can be made up
new to sell at those prices by marking down
higher cost suits that for one reason or
another have not sold freely.
At s1S SIC. S1s and $40 and above the ysri-
ETY. is immense and the quality Of our work
justifes us in handing to every purchaser Q
LEGAL GUARANTEEti ticket, which warrants
the prices and goods by agreeing to exchange
or refund money for anything returned un.
injured and to make good losses on what
ever prove unsatisfactory.
Store open until 8 O'Clock tonight
GE o RGE SPRAN SY,
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR
sol SEVENTH STREET,
je2 Opposite q. Post Onaca
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TEE STAR VIII be issued in double sheet form
Tomorrow In order 10 give space for the full reports
rom Chicago From present appearances the pro-
ceedings there Tomorrow will be ..red hotu
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES C,RR1,ars
CARRIAGES
MY stock OF Spring and summer Carriages is large
and varied embracing all the latest styles Carts Sur
reys. and Bu.rgies.
Prices down TO close out Old stock sold without
reeard TO cost Give me call and examine my stock
before calling elsewhere
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT. n GRAHAM
EIy3l-3r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

The London Telegraph, in its terror over the dy-
Mantle explosions, thinks increased number of
English detectives ought TO be sent to America to
watch the dynamite people here. What really
needs 10 De done IS for US TO send some American
detectives over TO London TO protect the inefficient
English police from getting blown TO pieces by
bombs exploded in plain sight under their very
noses at police headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

AS Mr.. Frank Hatton has gone TO Chicago to
hve,-havtng declared that he viii stay there until
Arthur Is nominated.-the question comes up who
viii succeed him as Assistant Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

While Chicago IS nominating, oregon is electing
. republican ticket. The omens are propitious,
therefore,-up 10 the present time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

Fun SrocK
Gauze Merino Balbriggan Shirts and Draver,
Jean. Jackonet Drawers
Plain and Fancy Cotton and Isle Half Hose suitable
for the
W s TEEI.
uiyjl e35 Pennsy lvania avenue -
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G.. A. r.
COMRADES CAN BUY
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
For $3.50 sdouble-breasted Flannel Suit. G. A F. cut
For az 50 double breasted Yacht Cloth Suit G.
For els double breasted Yacht Cloth Suit. GA.R
Sur: worth 80. set OF q A r. Buttons given with
For go 81 az wool Indigo Flannel cheap a: SIS
Tor = 80 good B.u. ssl.ei suit. worth SI2
f fo - = a. GOOD blue Flannel suit worth g
h sio CASHMERE and Chy suits. sold elsewhere for
eis xos' @Srt @ Getaway a cOlOrs>
For So pgTs woEstsd black 4bu,tor Getaway Suit.
For SO fGe Black Cloth Suits double bro asted Frocl
ODD COAT in Flannel. Nuns Cloth Drap d'Ete.
ont ~ - sc a IN sGd Cai5o. from ~ cents up.
ODD skSIS n White Duck, Msrseiles. Cashmere
JUST REcEIyED-Noveities in Genuine Calcutta and
llnIauon oetrsncAer Suits at astOnishingiy low
FOR BOYS TO IL YEARS
Pants ard Jackets At a. worth a
Pants and Jackets al 81 worth as
Pants and Jackets at S. worth So
FOR BOYS II TO IS YEARS
Good Suit az 81 30. worth as
Better suit at So worth 50
ASplendid suit at 81. 50. cheap at SfI
A Iile suit 50. u.s. worth SIG
gF-A Ease Ball. Bat and Cap given with every Boys
Suit
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS my29
DEAD The ILLUSTRATED ~ y,
- SUNDAY FREE PRESS
ny26w2p Tie Brightest Weekly in the City.
SPRINs GooDs
The largest sud best sele ted stock of SCITINGS
cGered for gentlemen 10 select from at the
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WARRINGTON
III. D. BARE.
mill I'LL Pennsylvania avenue.
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G. o w E 8 T

G EST,
Will be on the go Some Of Will seek the heating
waters and cooling breezes Of the mountains; others
prefer the briny with its attractions and draw
oacks' but go somewhere we will, and will buy .
thousand articles some Of them very useless find to
prepare ourselves for trip We beg leave mention
few articles you all will need which you VIII and
ful at all times, and which offer reasonable that
the savings you make in them win help vastly to pay
your TIP
The first thing s travelling satchel We offer good
H T1sSsn s:F sass s &c. and
Ena s su 1sn BE- G%
M 1hsT Hand Rana and from &C.
Ladies' shopping Bass. Of every xind and STYLE in
and IN hs 2p
70 suit every TASTE In all shapes and qualities from
Sapg m s nsSs
"a a, Fl y sr9,s Te il It ana sIss '
g. up 1T Tooth Tai Hair Clothes Tssh shos Hat
II ma ana II description ANYTHING
from Small an Gss for the babies to .s
All good and ali dirt cheap '''' ''A 80 1''>''
NJ. SILvERBERG d CO.,
$40 9TH STREET and sls 9Th STREET n. ".
ie2 Near Pennsylvania avenue
CABINET CAFE.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR
NIGHT
TABLE BOARD.
LUNCHES. WINES, &c.
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
FALL l. LOVE,
je2-1m 1920 1ATH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

Among the minor incidents OF the convention, the
further retirement OF "Me-too Platt deserves men
ton. Yesterday, at a meeting OF the New York
state delegation, TO elect officers and name ma
uonal committeeman, the ex-senator was the
Blaine candidate for the latter place. but was de-
feated BY q union Of the Arthur and Edmunds
forces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

The United States is not the only republic that
Is cutting down the salaries of her represe natives
abroad switzerland is pursuing the same policy
and In consequence thereof the Swiss minister to
this country-a most capable official. by the way
has resigned from the service giving as the reason
the inadeq1acy OF salary. None OF our representa-
ves abroad have resigned from this cause but
II Is becoming more and more difficult TO get poor men
TO accept diplomatic trusts III it the plan of the
democratic economists In Congress to reserve the
agreeable and honorable posts in the diplomatic
Service as Injuries which only wealthy Americans
with taste for life abroad can indulge they are
succeeding admirably In their designs This policy
Is often adopted In aristOcratic regiments In foreign
countries, where the honorS are kept among the
select wealthy few by the adoption of such ex-
pensiVe uniforms and mess bills that poor man is
shut out from preferment. Is this the democratic
plan for the diplomatic service? OF course, there
viii never be difficulty In getting wealthy anna
teurs TO live at European courts, for such persons
would be only too glad TO purchase social standing
and influence with 1.-THE OF their Incomes but it
viii not occurr to most people exactly In the
the line OF democratic doctrine to thus cater to
pride, wealth and fashion.
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4 II III ~ j 4 E..
% 6! Is: F. 4 e. E
:; wv wv y WV +. =
6; :: 9 F. I: E! Is:
: F. 4 : E. 4 : + :: :;
f. EHf $ d 7 +: { t.. .
MONDAY, JUNE 2.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE T.
:: : . 81 j /
SO ss 81 y $EE E.rsE;$ ssss
ssss 90 ~ uU y w EEEkk Nm IN HE kssss

S1.59 Satin Coaching Parasols for $1.25.
$l9s 24-inch Silk Umbrellas for sl79
sl75 warranted All Silk Umbrellas for sLA
12Hc. Handkerchiefs force
25c Fancy Collars for &c.,
for 25c. Linen Collars for for 25c
9ec Silk Spanish Lace Fchus for &c.
Laces at 10 per cent discount
25c. Gents Half Hose for lsc.
S9c. Gents " Palais Royal" Shirts for s0c
25c. Gents Satin Windsor Scarfs for 19c.
10c. Gents Washing Scarfs for 7c.
SOC. Gents Balbriggan Underwear for 42c.
SOC. Gents Jean Drawers for 42c.
DC Isle Thread Gloves for 2lc.
S5c Silk Mousquetare Gloves for &C.
Csc Silk Nitts for &c..
81 Ladies' Kid Gloves for &c.
Embroideries at 10 per cent discount.
bOc. Black Iisle Thread Hose for 42c
25c. BalbrigEan Hose for 1ac
s1.19 warranted Silk Hose for SOC.
CSC. Ladies' Gauze Underwear for 22c
CSC. Night Gowns for CSC.
8sc. Chemises for Coo.
Acc. Drawers for 33c.
csc. Skirts for sc.
CSC. Corset Covers for &c.
@Zoo JeTbeSb lot Ol-S0.
CSC Children's Dresses for f6c.
S8c. Woven Corsets for &C.,
81 Ventilating Corsets for &c.
&C. Leather Satchels for Sc
Csc Pocketbooks for l9c
&c. Fans (al styles for 79c
25c Jewelry GALL styles for $780,
25c Jet Combs for 19c.
Dress Trimming ct 10 per cent discount
S14S Ostrich Feather Tips for @ll9.
25c. punches Of Flowers for Ice.
S9c AL Silk Sash Ribbons for 29c
White Dress Goods at 10 per cent discount
Pears Soap Warranted genuine). l2c
l5c Lubins Powder for llc
29c. Manicure Sets for 21c
SOC. Extracts and Perfumes for &c.
Housekeeping Goods at 10 per cent discount
PIP RRR
PPprP A1A1s k + OVAL
+ + E
1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The Post insists that 1t 'has authentic informa-
ton, full and complete" that ssMr T1lden will not
be candidate before the July convention, and he
viii not accept nomination under any crcum-
stances letter containing these statements over
his own signature, viii be read at the New York
democratic convention OF June 49," There is no
doubt that Nr. Tilden had 1t in mind month or
two ago TO write such letter, and that the draft
OF 1t was actually prepared; but there have been
indications lately that he has reconsidered the
matts<
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ATTORNEYS

Il u.
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Gun sna streetA GOOD work. good rsderencsa moder.
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A SOODRICH, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW Ia DEAR
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NJ H. MILLER, ATrORNEY-ATIAV-
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Residence. 30 North Capitol strest ~Nsa
- v . o0zHa41Ts SRSfEEEH hd MTo{sSy susIlo AID
u 60 Ia ave. nsxS - 01RA
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

NOR RENT
desirable 7-room DWELLING with modern irnproye ents
large front and side yard Rent reasonable suita
Die party. THOS J. FISHER & CO..
jeS6t 1904 + sfrref n "
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WANTED-HELP.
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF
the snd cam ob
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apS, tsRH 1H X9kk sa 5S1L 9S
2o2 west 10th street New YORK City o, ''o ;es st
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WANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS NURSE. APPLY
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WAN! ED-A 81 RvANT. EITHER coLoREp OR
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WANTED-A TIDY. WOMAN. WHITE OR COL
w ored for general housework in a family Of three
must go home at night best references Apply at 1915
Pierce street northwest between 10 and IL m313
WANTED = 100 WATERS FOR WATERING
hs ana
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FOR RENT. ROOMS.

TOR RENT-LARGE. UNFURNIsHED CORNER
Il Rooms on first floor, and one second floor; $40
zach; 800 18th street. Apply to Mrs. POLLOCK. 929
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UN AMOUR AU COLLODION.
NOUvELLE.
III.

Mon Dieu, oui! II etait pris, lie
celibataire endured. Son ceur Sc
TAFT degelf, Ia, subitement.
Oh! il Ia retrOuverait, son ado.
rec, coilte que coflte! II fouillcrait
la France, TEurope entiere All be-
soin ; mails il la retrouverait ! Hec-
tor le lui await promis, d'ailleurs, ct
Hector etait un gareon qui n'ayait
jamais manque 4 sd parole.
Et puts, CONNIE lis allaient etre
heureux, ses vieux parents en- APP
prenant la resolution. que leur fills
venait de prendre! Ma fol, il al
lait les informer, sans plus tarder
Marcel sc rendit chez eux ct, en-
e%ntrant, il cria, ans autre pream-
bule ''Je vais me marierr'. C'est
tout ce quill put trouver j; mails Get
tie phrase, en- dept de sa simplicite,
obtint un success colossal. Nine de
NlOrnes laissa choir lie ivre de pie
te sur lequel ellie sommeillait, ct NJ.
de Viornes petrit lie nuMero du
journal oFciel quill etait en- train
de lire.
que dis-tu? demanda-t-il.
-Je dis que .je vais me marier,
repondit Marcel.
-Est-ce bien SIR, au moins?
Tout ce quill y a tie plus sur.
Une jeune file charmante, adora.
BILE, ravissante! .Des yeux! une
bouche! un nez! DIES cheyeux! une
taille! DIES mains Ia ell deyenir
fou, quot!
EFT quelle est cette perle
de ne la connais pas.
Mails alors..?
-Ou plut6t, 81 je la connais, mails
settlement parsa Photographic. Oh
ellie vous conviendra, zen al la con.
viction! Vingt-quatre ans au plus.
Et ayec celia ellie a lair 81 doux. 81
bOn!,
-Tu pappelles
Eugene.
-Eug6nie .qui?
-Je rignore, mails je lie saurai.
Oh habite-t-ellee
-Je men sails rlen, mails je comp
te bien lie decouvrir.
All Ga, qu'est-ce que celia signi-
fe s'ecria NJ. de Viornes. Tu te
maries ct tn mas jamais WI ia fiji.
ture! Tu he COMMAS meme pas son
nom nj lie lieu de sa residence! Crest
trop fort en- verite!
-Cest ainsi. Eugenie me plat
ct je p%epouserai.
"A m%erveille. Encore faut-il..
-Votre consentement? Nessa.
yez pas de me lie refuser ; je men
passerais!
MON pauvre enfant, dit Nine
de Viornes, nous n,ayons mile.
ment pntention de te contrarier.
ion choix ne peut etre qu,excelleut
= toos egards. Settlement ne trou.
ves-tu pas naturel que nous eman.
dlons DIES renseignements a Ia ne.
some qui deviendra notre file
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ATELIER TYPoGRAPuIQCE.
RorARY JOB PRESS.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous sem
mes Il meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous scront comics Les
brets l'avocat. carteS d'atfaileS, entttes Gle
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
laires, etc. seront lnprimcs dams le plus bret
deIai ct a des prix moderes.
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Je sulS tellement trouble. Je vaiS |
tout vous raconter. /
Eft entrainant son psere ct 50
mere vers lie canape, il s'assit entire
eux. -
LIE resultat de cette conversation,
qui lie dura pas moins dune herre,
fut celui-ci: Marcel partirait avec
Hector, lie plus tot possible, a la re-
cherche de sa future, qui devait ha-
bitter Ia France-a moins que &c he
fut l'ttranger.
Hector s'etait mis- en- campagne
pour aller demander a rauberoiste
du Bois-Vert DIES renseigne1nents
sur Ia .jeune file inconnue.
Eth bien lui demanda Marcel
a son retour, du plus loin quill Ia
percut.
Eth bien- -rien, on du moins
fort peu de chose, repondit Hector
Ell s'epongeant lie front. Des indi
cations qui men sont pas. Je rai
pris par tous les bouts, Get auber-
giste de malheur! II Sc rappelle va
guement ayoir loge, quelques an
nees avant Sd decontiture, une ia.
mile composite dun pere, dune
mere ct dune belle jeunc file. Mails
il a oublie lie nom, a Perception,
dependant, de la p~articule qui lie
precede "M. de-. Nine de. Mile
de-. ATTENDED done ~ J'ai at
tendu mails ell vain. LIE portrait
d'Eugenie, que je lui al montre, ne
lui a rien dit.
"En desespoir de cause, je lui al
recite une vingtaine de pages de
rannuaire Bottin. A chaque nom.
il secouait la t6te de droite 4 gau
che, EN- distant &c nest pas encore
celia. 81 nous consultions votre
femme aije demande. Ellie est
morte, monsieur, la pauyre ,chere
anne! Que lie bon Dieu Ia uoie II
Nos livres, alors !! al je fait, impa
'tiente. lis ne sont pas morris, eux,
peut ttre !? Helas !je men al jamais
Ell, ct c'est bien ce qui i cause mon
malhenr! Enfn, quand cette fa-I
mile est partie de chez vous, oil al
lait ellie En- a-:-il etc question ?
All ! pour ca, je crois bien qu'ils al
latent d Royan. t.f* i
"Quant aux cliches, il Sc souvient
parfaitement qu'ils lui ont etc lais-
ses, CONNIE je ravais suppose, par
I'M Photographic de passage qui
nest jamais reyenu les chercher.
C'est lie juif Ephraim qui les a ache
ties, avec tout lie reste! NATL dit
avec un gros soupir." Eli bien, vol
Ia ma MISSION remplie. Que dGci-
des.tu?
Nous partons domain pour Ro-
yam, par lie premier train.
Soft! Nous serons touiours a
temps de pousser plus loin 81 nos
recherches n'aboutissent pas de ce
cote. Va done pour Royan /! D,au-
tant que la brise marine, chargee
Examinations pharmaceutiques, res
taurera mes poumons, qui en- ont
grand besoin. Du soir an matin.
nous nous impregnerons lie resine.
'1sous lie vent musical DIES pins.n
CONNIE Ia chante un de nos comma
triotes ; ct, du matin All soir, nous
serons policiers ct meme I'm peu
photographers; a tn te doutes
bien queJemporte un APPAREL, avec
tout ce quill faut pour ecrire.
-Tu es plein de BONES id6es !
Tu verras que nous reussirons!
-Ainsi soit-il! Sur ce .je tie quite
pour aller faire mes preparatifs.
-Rendez-vous a la care, demain
a six heures precises
-Entendu!
LIE lendemain matin, nos voya-
oeurS Sc retrOuNaient SIP La n11ainlo