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ENCursions. Etc.

The Knights OF 81 Bernard, or Georgetown will
give IN excursion TO Marshall Hall on Monday
Lext
Til" last Sunday excursion to the Lrray cavcrns
leaves tie Is. and q. depot tomorrow
The steamer ArrOwsnJh runs to Colonial Beach
on Wednesdays. and Tie Jane IOse.cy ON MONDAYS
IUc>dayS and Thursdays
Ne Armenia goes 10 Lower Cedar Point daily
eXc-pf saturdays
The - Excelsior" packet runs to Great Falls and
SalA John hr!isc Tuesdays. FI.jays and SUNDAYS
The excursion steamers Henry G.. Wagner and
EOca Point can b. chartered by pie4Sur. parties
Tie SATURDAY Evening club gives excursions every
Saturday evening
fCr trips 70 OcGoqu2n. G!ymont and Marshall
Hal on the Mary washington ,e. adycl fi,e.nIent
The W VI. CorcOraU Utakes daily trims. SUNDAYS
excepted, 70 al points the river as lar Us ely
mont.
he last excursion by Geo. D. Scott will be given
IuesGay evening. see aiyl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

a BLIND HORSE Runs \ MUCE.-A bind horSe. At
tacEel TO iurn.tGTt wagon dEl.en BY Nr I. Re Ar
wSS ef s:anJing It the corner Okist and g streets
last evening ard ran away. The wagon was
STeckCS ag"II.st tree box aud the rorse continued
or. TGTGlng into Z; street The h0r>e unceremen.-
oIlSy catered ~. John Corners house by leapinI
through projecting glass insitsw. Escaping from
MI tcnners hoIse. the bind anj.slal Dundcred
into Ms. FsfaterS paTi0r, No. 10 e. street, and
otter smash ng sitarc ana bseah King In IL payi-
ton. WIS Caught. MIS-. FairJ;cr. no was in ad-
joking Room, WGs 81 frightened That she lI.tcl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

We are now prepared 10 supply the liquor and
drug trade, IN any quantity. DuffyAs Pure Barley
Malt Whiskey at the same prices and terms charged
them at the distiilery, thus saving them freight
IL BARBOUR s. HAMILTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

HOTEL BRIGHTON. Long Branch. Reduced rates.
Open through September. Elegant rooms and
table. No mosquitoeS or flies Address John W.
stokes, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

For PREsEKyING.-Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 10 be pure. Also, fine imported EsJra-
gOn vinegar for picking, etc Get it at Chr.
flanders, Sl1 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30
The New Word.

The word ''microbe" now so commonly used was
coined by NJ. Charles Sedillot, of Strasburg In Feb
ruary 1873, In paper which he read on the appli-
cation OF NJ. Pasteurs discoveries to surgery Com
ing from the Greek words n,ikros. small and bios
life, 1t aptly describes the thing intended. In re-
plying to NJ. Sedillot. Nj. Pasteur used the word
twice. and scientific men have since generally
adODted if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30
Ainusements Next Week.

The "Corner Grocery" Of Ford's this week was
very amusing and was well presented. Next week
the drama, "New York. Will be given, in which
Mr.. Lester Franklin takes the leading part. 1t is
said 10 ne very lively play.
1he Iheater Conique closes tonight, as Col
Snebaker intends TO renOvate it previously TO the
opening OF the fall season Next saturday night
benefit viii u given 10 Eddie Snelbaker, In which
artists from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
VIII appear
Driver hes given good entertainment through
out the season. but the program for next week
promises TO be the finest yet presented. II includes
the ioii'Wing now artists, together with others
who are among tie best in their respective special
ties: NSlie and sanford. sketch: Gerard Leon with
his trained donheys; Marie de VestyaIi caEtatrlce
and Musical Dale.
The Dime Museum opens Monday night. During
the summer IL hes been repaired and redecorat ed
new exit ON the west side has been made, the
entrances and auditorium have been wanscOted
the walls reiTeSCCed, electric lights introduced and
new drop curtain and new scenery made ready
One hundred chairs have also been added which
VIII D. specially reserved for ladies' ard seats NAV
low lie pur' iISy in the daytime for the evening s
entertainment number OF new clriositieS Will
De Oh tKii"tiGn, Including West Indian falningoe
ana idri~.an INT chanical toy. which is a wonder
IN us "2y- The entertainment proper VIII be
Given D. tie best performers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

THE Decorative Art School opens Sept ISt. Vernon
Row, 9i5 Pa ave. A. f. Hoyle, f. Walker.
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WoLFSTEISERs gaIyo iron and skylight works re-
moved to 1105 street northwest.
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HlNDsOME and convenient houses for sale on
street northeast by : ii. Walker, notary, GO Lou
LSiaEa avenue.
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IUssEIL'S Ice CREAM
Skipped anywhere ont Of town.
1i29 New York avenue.
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Transfcr> of Real Estate.

neTds N fet hive teen tltd as follows: J. W.
Pailey 10 t. II. Lynch, lot l. SIT. S,S; $S0l G.. w
Grlfhth TO May Feilcy. III. l. 81 $50. $50 Isaac
Johnson ct al, to David Banks. lot 5, 81. 81: 8
Mary Beckett 81 al, 10 same, same property: s..
NJ. Y. Thompson 20 the District, lot ls and pt H. So
4Sl; Si,iSO -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

MAsox's Fruit Jars. John II. Magruder, 1f7 New
York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

DoN'r FORGET the grand opening tonight at 1871
street northwest.
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.OCAL MENTION,
he Weather.
rTrIcr OF TIE CnI-F srGxAE orE1rrs.

fFTTCE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHISGTos. ID. C.. August 80. 1894 90 am
For the middle Atlantic states, clearing weather,
except IN the extreme northern portion, local show
En- and partly cloudy weather, SOuthwesterly winds
fresh on the coast slight tall IN temperature, higher
barometer. For sunday, slightly cooler generally
fair weather Is Indicated for the districts east or the
Mississippi river. Warmer, generally fair weather
IS Indicated Tor the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and the extreme northwest.
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All tho Latest Fall styles Soft and Stiff

Opened at Francs, corner 9TH and d streets The
only strictly One Price Hat and Furnishing Store in
this city. eos
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The District Democracy.

There will be an exodus OF democrats from the
District this evening to attend flag raising and
rally at Sligo, Nd nearly all ofthe District clubs
having decided to attend.
The executive committee Of the Jackson associa-
ton met last evening, Mr.. Sears in the chair, j.
Emmnerjr., secretary,a land appointed the following
committee to secure music for the ratification
meeting: MeSsrs. LtpSc0mb, Clark and Sanderson.
COMMITTEE on finance was appointed TO collect
FUNDS Tor the ratlilcatlon meeting. committee
mtee in regard to obtaining torches and transpar-
encieS for this association on the occasion OF the
ratification meeting.
The East Washington Cleveland ard Hendricks
club at its meeting last night accepted an invita-
ton OF the Sligo, Nd. democratic club to partic-
pate in the rally there this evening Speeches We're
made by Messrs. Howard CIagett, and Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30
To Make a Sulad

That IS certain to please all tastes you need only
use rrkee'S Salad Dressing. Nothing equal TO il
ever offered, and none SO popular. II is a spl.
peru table sauce. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

The New York municipal council OF the Irish
National League last night gave reception to
Messrs Thomas SaXton, NJ. 2. Tor Sligo, andNilliam
K. Redmond, NJ. p. for Wexford.
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Ra.ors! Razor.!! Razorsw,-Tbe

proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved
on our dog collars free The Rodgers Cutlery store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

CUTICURA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet, Bath and
Nursery Sanative. auI6
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H0BRHRIES REPoRTKD.-S T. Alert, United States
enSinI-rS efr1 reports that he lost, bet wean the
.l ana Sith inst. four goldrings ON steel ring
the 2sth colored- boy asked him to ehstfpe q %
btl and when II was placed On the counter the boy
ran eli with IL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

wasting diseases invariably give way 10 The bened-
cent influences OF Duffy Pure Barley Malt hiskey
Try 1t. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Cluett's Crown Collars, Guns and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all 60
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SIS per Gallon, 7Jc. Quart Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
sat MCGEE's, 9th, near d street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

DUffy's Pare Malt Whi~txey is nota BftteI-s,
but pure whskey. that has been analyIcd by lead
Ing chemists and generally adopted by the profes-
sion. Ask the leading physicians OF this city their
opinion. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

AT FRANCS, corner 9TH and ID, beautiful dis
play of all the lateSt styles soft and stiff hats. AS
this Is the only strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store in this city, take pleasure in
recommending the above place.
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Who Owns the Washington Monument
PROPERTY
To the Editor of THE EVENING ST.R.


To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
In your yesterdays issue noticed an item indi
eating that the Washington National Monument
society owner OF the ground appurtenant to the
Washington monument. The act OF Congress of Aug.
2d,1S.6 chap $50 vol 10, 1879 providing for comple
tion OF the monument, contains proviso, that be-
fore any portion OF the sum thereby appropriated
should be expended all the property, easements,
ment Society" should be transferred to the United
states. While no formal conveyance may have
been made 1t is quite probable that the acceptance
held, at least in equity. vest the ownership of the
property In the United States
NJ. ASHFORD.
A Book THIEF SENTENCED.-In the Police Court
this morning young col0red citizen. named Wu
W. Smith, an empiOye OF the West End hotel was
charged with stealing copy OF 1.-the Wild Tribes
OF Soudan" valued at 81, from Anglims book store.
on street. Mr.. ONeal, clerk in Williams second
to his store on Friday, the 22d, and sold him the
book for 81. The officers testified to Confession nv
smith. lie was sentenced TO 60 days In 1ail and
restitution, In default Of ten days additional He
also had with him copy OF Scott's Poetical Works
and Worcester's Octave Dictionary.
STEALING CITIZENS DINNER.-Eddle Washing
ton, young eolored man, was charged ia the
Police Court this morning with stealing market
basket containing roast OF lamb four dozen eggs
and three pounds OF butter, the property OF Mr.
sayeaN ashington hts basket to take home and paid
him In advance, but he never delivered the basket
The court said: eff there is piece OF rascality and
meGrness that ought to De punished it is when a
sl has paid for his dnncr and then Is deprived OF
It.. Washington can have SIX months in fall with
/ out any fine" The judge had thesame trick played
upon him some time age and he evidently has NOT
forgotten it Washington was then Charged with
stealing a from small White boy named Richard
the money out OF his hand. He got three moths
| additional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Persons OF senGentary habits and those con
fined in offices during the day, will lind nothing
invgOrating as q wine glass full OF Duffys Mall
Whiskey taken In the morning and evening Try it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Heart Pains.
PalpitatiOn. Dropsical Swellings. Dizziness Indi
gestlon, Headache, SieeplesSnesS cured by Wells
Health Renewer" 2
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A SERIES OF EXCURSIONS
"a VIII be given by the
SATURDAY EVENING CLuB
CTEAMER ". v: coRGoRaN

- SITNlIER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer viii make daily tips fcry,dsvx
excepfe) 10 all Ioints tie Potomac as far az sr
mont boat will Yeaye at l0a End arrive nj a.3o N
IN. Fare round Dip, 70 cents To all points cxrssnx
Mount Vernon which in 81
SATUEf,AY ENI MAG trips will re made dprius thu
Eer, isssl.S 81 D. Ia. sfr!ssng o. 80 n =.
lSre, - drIsts.
SUNDAY AFTFIiNCoN trips will - rlatle "a ,s,,,,
icat lea-sne az siis te-iT1iTy nj Nm az Ia,
MI. 60 Indian lead S=Te, 50 eents i'll
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Henri Pains,

Bailcy's 81 Saw. warranted equal an!
at $3.50 Pun
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"AIderMey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered I'm half pound Ward" prints, Csc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butterrnilk ana sweet
MILK &c. per quart, Cream 15c- pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

j. M. LarOQue's Elixcr OF Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half century. been In use by
all classes OF people, and fndorsed by eminent ply
SicianS as the best tonic and invigorator eXtant
The weak, the nervous the debilitated, all find it
TO give new life, vigor and happiness Particu-
Harrison streets, Baltimore Md. tu,th,s-6m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE EYEsIGHT.-C Consult Helnpler, Optieian, i53
PennSyly avenue.
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Diamond Shirts at Auerbach-s7 SH ,u,th,s

The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnetts Cocaine has been sold In every civil
lied country, and the public have rendered the ver
dict that il is the cheapest and best Hair Dressing
in the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably &C
knoWledged the purest and the best co
Ladies. you who are tired and worn oct In this
warm weather take little broken ice and DufTy's
pure Malt Whskey. 1t VIII build you up Try 1t.
Rouzce Art school opens Sept 1st Vernon
R1rQ Isnr1IS y, ayIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

VNHEATER CoMIoCE
l. SUMMER GARDEN.
An Enjoyable Entertainment
beautiful FenininitS, Superb Olio,
u,,, Funny Acts 10y bunny Peoriei
Mat-nes Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS su2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Those who are nursing people down with q
fever, Will find nothing equal TO Duffy'S Malt
Whiskey and ice for all Kinds of feverS. Try it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Mothers give your little ones who are wasting
and suffering from the heat Dufy'S Malt Whisky
with broken ice. II Will build them up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

Duffy's pure Malt Whiskey viii assist diges-
ton and positively cure dyspepsia If you win take
half a Wine glass I'll half an hour before each
meal and use 1t at your dinner; proportion y whis-
key q water. Try it. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

IN FRoSr--see Hahn's advertisement on page 4.
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Yard Wide I2c. Satecns &C.

Young's. 1S6 18th street northwest
Very best Braided Jersey, half price.
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LIndbOrg's Perfume, Edema 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
Lun6bOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet go
LundbOrg,s Perfumc. LILY OF the VALLEY 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30

eB During the early part of September the Arne,fs
can be chartered at reasonable prices On and after
SeIenber kt oysters viii be served at the Point in al
sfyleS m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

1 ,r,ek ,firr. 4 little drairiHg-ro0nl IN Green Street
Eragjody laors all ab3gt ere,y5odg cree It the hest
and Hostess chO are deigbttdlg innocent ant BR0-
ruRt-Oaiy ju't pdss'bte, y0d hhoc' w ShOF nor
NH tte thinG-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
FASHION NOTES.

The jersey win be as popular IA ever Tor sum'aer
dresses il is made with vest oi .ahotAe1 coo4
and has a collar and cuffs b position p'e"l' OF
lr., and velvet buttons The vest l. IN contrasting
color red or cream or gray with black or with Aghter
shade OF the same color.
Mushro0n,-brOwn wool dresses with ecru emDrodered
lace skirts over darkbrown six are fashionable walking
toil.ts The bouuet Il of brown Grape gagged on the
crown and trimmed with a wreath VI small Movers
For trimming summer silks embroidered ecIu oatIs'es
will be exten vey used over scarlet brown ana green
silks Gilt threads added 20 enrich the neede"orA.
The new garnture FOR low corsages Of evening dresses
light lace scarf that crosses the bust and Is fastened
on the right shoulder with a large flower or with
ieWeued ornament
Pale blue or silk Jerseys with skirt OF Whlte
pleated cashmere are worn by young ladies'.
Medics coaretes erected fine wires ARE made OF
Lace and are large enough to form background TOR the
head and Ia high couture.
Magnificent nantes long "A the dress arc worn a.
soye ia BAL while the daytime the mantle cannot be
tOo small and searf-lke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
SPRING IN TIE CITY,


o Mother Earth, we have hid thy face
With heavy weight of stone,
And where shall thy Love, the spring ma place
For the kiss of life and touch Of grace,
That he gives TO thee alone
But with love the ways are surely guessed,
And the eyes are quick 10 see,
Near stately homes by the rich PosseSseu,
On quiet graves whore the dead ones resi-,
He caught glimpse Of thy bare brown ore''''
And decked 1t out in his glee,
With tulips Of gold and red that show
The light of the planet Mars;
And hyacinths of twilight glow.
And green grass hooking the sky below
Thick-sct with ghtterlng stars.
o Mother Earth. thou hast felt and heard
And what is thy true love STRAIN
" My voice. the voice of morning bird,
And sad frogs chanting the self-same w0fd
In their measured. deep refrain
81 yielded all to a love unseen,
And my faith could nothing MISS
From a silver cloud he seems to lean'
Aud slowly his tender breath OF green
Floats down the tree-tOps that lie between
EDITH VI. HOwEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
SCENE II.

4 u.el iutr Il lite drGri"g-roqm IN Green Street
Eryg]ody kROrs all Qbyut erergboiy efee ne hesf
and Hostess, chO are deiWbVd.g '"R0cRt ant BRo-
ruBt-Oaiy. jut passble, yoa @noc; ~ Short not
q,ite tte thing
Enter LADY BGANcHE MAINGEREE and Miss
DELANEY, almost the last Gr7icais
Lady Blanche" Are We the last o, how
sbocking' Not the astf ., how lucky Dear
body How dye do how dye doF now aye DO
az u'.. Killarney" How dye do how dye doG'
They seat themselves and conjecture who Is To be
.tiir f,te The party is nearly complete, and it is
beinc rapidiv coupled by MT Goodh"art, horid
hort hrea5 he'd anxious, white-wastcoated; paper
I'M hand he has gone the round of the circle out no
- r. vet bern brought up to Miss Lila Delaney
The door opens and-a tnunder1olt ialls; IL al
,,jts Colonel Tne0philus Stacer. late and hurried
anI r nS no ~ herr o, will he kindly take hern to
dinEer9 - ,t,l,- h.rts. Tbaonl,iI,.
feels ms heart humping against his waistcoat LII
a. * throbblug in her throat the eyes OF the
p" are upon them, and-they know how TO be
h4 T5e SGdipiG, lovely day! So warm
Lila" Delightful! 80 COOL
The0philus- You have been-anywhere "
Lila" Eycrywhere II mean, did not 90
out"
Theophilu s." Ii was--ah-pleasanter indoors
Lila Pleasanter-ah-out of doors. Yes
They are out upon the staircase.
Phcophlus hoarsely and low" liza TINS IS
dreadful But what are we to dOY We cannot
have every one staring at US; We cannot let them
triumph over us"
IiIla-ANo, no; whatever We do. not that"
Iheophllus-~ Can you put a brave front upon
If It is but for an hour
automatically I cam: feels herself a
heroine in distress ana dares the worst that mis-
fortune can do. | can. and Will
Theophilus--I am SO sorry for you-lt Is ior you
that mind =, r;t .;.
They are at the turning of the stair; LlIa trips
over tie mat in her earnestness aud lmpres9S CHESS
Pray-pray don't mind TheoDh-ColoneI o'@eer
ifTbeoSh Observation-Disclosures We shall have TO
sneak 10 each other"
A tiny pressure Of the arm
Tbeo5bius-a You will speak TO mep
A nod. - p,..A
They are at the dining,room door; Lady Blanche
10 sanarate th parf IL is really quite too awful
unite too hideousl She explain IL To the Good
hearts afterward turns round and says, Lila
Lila my love- know you nate INC nfe VI 'he sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
SCENE IL.

An hour later. GOOdkedcts study. GoODHEARr ~.
sascitated bgorght back to iVs raiiant a. ecer.
one had thought he road erer laagA again; aud
THEOPEILUs STACER shaking bim by both HANDS,
GsVhs great end IN iYe csre to tedr etbor IRON,
shoulder, and sh0Htder from socket.
Stacer-- Ifa ha! hs ffa ha ha"
Cioodheart-- Ha LA! ha Ha. ha ba"
Stacer-" Bravo. my kind Old friend the most
splendid success"
fioodheart-- Very fir, my brave young friend.
The SUCCESS lay all with you thOugh or rather you
had the sweet the bitter. OF the mixed cup
Stacer-- No but You could have dOre 10. fOu
with your honest face and placid gulleless smile;
YOU with your fatherly, benevolent, domlneerng
manner-O. how ! langh 10 think of It! And 10 one.
not even your own wife, 10 suspect you GOodhcart,
you are an actor born. The talent lay latent until
now but" 81,
the truly great.-to he misunderstood. Never mind:
yOu are happy" 90,
mine once pore and mine knowing all. confessed
everything to her before asked her again, and wei
have no more secrets in future. No, Goodheart, /
was bound to make one couceaIment pay the bad
debt of the other. Lila had refused to see me- TO
hear me. or 10 allow nae q chance IN any way OF
MAJ ing mp orr quarrel; yet knew that she loved
me a. I loved her and was 70 let our mutual hap
pine,S for life be SpOt by whlh. had 70 resort
To a stFatagem you were the only person | knew Of
who could and would Asip me- ioi You ;uone ha1
had a real ignorance OF the dilemma until informed
of il 10y ne myself and 50 when ged with
you this most successful dinner party
Good heart" And yet my wife tells nae 1n never
10 have a say IN "a dinner party again.
Stacer-@ Never again will you make such point
as Won did &c this. She was 50 sorry tor me- 80 pitt
tul toward ne. So grateful ne ting-iu short.
had her fast That hanson was the crownIng glory
of th glorious evening
Iioodheart--" And vet for il was more unmerci-
fully bclaborcd than Tor all besides
Stacer-" Those were the blow, received IA good
cau,r. they were honorable scars, wounds To be
Victoria Crossed You will parade them Yet on the
great day of our union. Where was Z o. m the
hanson with Lila. who was living from me, and
whom yon--ye- yOn--had - mthlessiy captured on
NV b. moot / bidel my time; we were silent tor the
fuil space of sixty seconds. or one whole minute
and then--O she viii know the place again, tare
swear: twas where the wooden pavement Is most
.mootb and noia.es>, and here We met the full
moon shining right into our faces. she cOuid not
yet away nor turn to hide herself: THAT was my
time. you know - 80.
(oodheart-. 80 now il il all settedT
Staeer-a And on a solid basis this time. The
oouri,hip began tonight. the wedding comes on 10
a month: and think GOodheaIt. think. now that
We have had ouF revenge on honesty, cheated ruth
and exalted fraud. We have every can1e 70 pride
ourselves OF the results of tonight tie T0gcnB -
Green Sireei."- The London World.