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StraBe, gu befu9en.
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sem. S. Quttcriibe & Co..

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as5 81 .SoufonHrabe, San g~ntonio. Babe.
pannen, Sturabdber, 8afereloiets, Marmor'
platten, @ummiidldude, 8lei- unb Giienrob'
rem, Bierapparate nnb @asfixtures aaer Irt
aae auftrase iuerben prompt aussefabrt.
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man Ie Oas 50IsenDe u0 teAalt I'M gsDa4tnb. SaB mir fur ts 9erSasa4df
erbaten haben:
25 stad 81 3a brdte gang wOaeue aleberfOhe far Donnen gu IS Sc. bic yarb.
$50 Stid mdBer 6laneu Is Sc. ub oufwdas.
$50 @tad Sdarluh 6lanea 3u.-.-..--.... 1..-..... 20 Sc. ub aufmirs.
100 @tud srauen 6lanel gu .15 Sc. unb aufpdrts.
$50 Stud un9ebletteu @ctonsTlaneu u 5 Gents bic gRre.
900 Stud ssblatha nnO ansebla&sn goHon6tanea w u Gents uno aufDnts
200 Stud Morfeo SleiosraoHe in alien Surbem 81. ........-..5 Gents bic Nrb
500 Stud 8leioerfehe in ben nsuefen 0fcben. -. .... neba podnbem Stas
S&mar3en unb farhseu Saiamere in beoeutenben Quantdten m faf balbem Bres
inner Gage, bon Waareu far ben 6auSbalt
1T grocer as l 3uSor. gr OHrhun 10 Stad tartfAsrchen Dumua, bic Scribe
as ddt sarantrt, 5n 40 Gents; 40 Stad ~ so Gents unb oumdrts; 100 Sthd
welBsn unp reuben Damaf ibr bilis; 100 Dueeno afcrtrte tnrii& Grab Os
mafspanotn&er, tdmmtlih ,u duBerf bMsen Yrifn. Infer 2aSn bon Staples
Us aaren tap ntt ubetroHen merben. Wr haben DorrMbi8 $50 Sthd Sneton
QMo; $50 Stad Bennington, braun; $50 Stid Dwisbt Stm, braun; $50 Sth6
eete sea Sslanb; 800 @tad 5ruit Of the 2pcm. gebli&t; 325 Stad eonsoale. &C.
es'@t; 275 Stad 3onsbale unb Diamond 9u @amtrc; $50 Stud 6orreu.
Danen= unb &inberidube aus Bbilaoelpbia
uh anberu Sabrtn icben ubatea Sa Traien. WOsen ub @ate Der Maare
Dernhtten mir i6e @rncuuen5. Infer Eager BON 6uruif9n9 gccbe fr 9eusa
1T srSBer unb Die Yrehe Fno biaiser ale e 3upof. $50 Onssnb uulaunbrieb 6en'
ben iUeten erbuten, gu 60 Gents bs @tad. Mn frhgen aIeeern fir 9rren,
3naben unb &meer bteRn mir bs Bette unc bic ueuehe uo mcbernfe Mnswabl IN
Der Stabt. SO murce bon Rber Do me ub ltem SGrn rsie getanoet iau, be
enem Bende Der Staot in unerm Store Scrjufpreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, tum4W 81 um SO glomo Ytaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

How many terrible aches ones poor head
has, and what suffering is caused by these
headaches. Relief may be had from Nervous,
Neuralgia, or Sick Headache by the use of
&Nuc,rNAuo Which is not a c~ure-all, but
~~V"e30~~V|N< which is q cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sciatica
and Govt. No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
4. A. MELLIER, Sole Proprietor. TOO an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

sD~ pancoat & Sobn baben
bic neueiten Moben in 9iten aller
Wrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

For the indefinite aches and pains Of nervous
patients. ToNGALNE Is superior to any other sno-
dyne. For Nervous Headache or Musculsr Rhen.
matism, it is almost q specific"
PARK RrrcHIE. M. D.. St. Paul. MINI.
Have used ToNGALusE in cases Of Neur.lr;c
Headaches with success in almost ever instance
In strictly Neuralgic forms it IL unexcelled."
o. D. NORTON N. D.. Cincinnst; Ob;o
"ToNaALNE has already done GOOD service In two
cases Of habitual Headache"
THEo. Hermann. N. D., st. Thomas. Mo,
PRICE N DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
d III WASHINGTON AVENUE, 81. LOUIS
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TURNER-HALLE,

Grnf 8ifde -. Yddter unb Wanaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13
LOCAL, 6PFvITIEs

The flowers that bloom in the spring
ira la" have nothing to do with the cnry'
santhemums
The gutterng and valleys On the Fairfax
street front of the Market Building are De-
ing repaired.
Rev. DR.. Dinwiadie, Of this city, VII
preach in the Presbyterian Church III Fren-
ericksburg every night next week.
Mr.. Edward G.. Balm, the Metropolltan
Bank messenger, who was robbed of SO ioo
some time ago, in Washington, has been dis
missed by the bank officials.
Mr.. ID. a. Windsor, of this city, is erect
ing seventeen two story brick dwelling
houses on Third street, between D and =
streets, northeast, Washington, which will
cost $4,000.
This morning dawned clear and mild, but
before ten o'clock the sky became overcast
and rain began falling, which has continued
at intervals during the day, the temperature
in the meantime gradually lowering.
Mr.. 0. F. Baggett will have his usual
Saturdays supply of fresh meats OF all kinds
for sale at his stand in the Market to-mor-
row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

r,,r Potomac FLATS IMPROVEMENT
"a II,irs. in his report to the chief OF en-
,;ns.r, Gu TIE work of improving the WASH
lion river front during the month OF Octo'
sar states that the amount expended dur
:as he month vas $2S ,26S.6l, leaving al
',:,;lsbe halance. exclusive of outstanding
;;sEiijrjcs. Of 1919 O55 30. Dredging was
,"nr,inu,a on the Washington channel be-
law the Loug bridge. Work in widening
the Virgiuia channel was continued, anu
a,.o on he ri:lhankment on the southeast
,,,,r.,in az The tidal reservoir, and the iorma-
,;s,, was continued Of the embankment along
zee 81 the fill on the outer edge OF section :,
ne;wcau site of inlet gates and Long bridge,
and in raising the embankment along the
i;rn Of he sewer canal, section l, eXcaVat-
inv and ,eposting in all about 1,90O cunic
y.r,Is. ? 81; cubic yards Of rip rap stone Tor
Iaging of cmbankment along section was
d.oo.i:ai in place. In execution OF the pro
isrr aiued 1t hy the whole Improvement,
yhnra hiss been a channel over 500 feet VIDE
end ~ feet deep drelged from GiesDoro
pint - GEORGETOWN. which is being still
t,r.h.r wi1sr.d. The channel along the
c;tr front b.!ow Lon. bridge, which is to be
wi.cnad ard Iaapened, has had apoat oo!,-
600 cube yards Of material dredged from II.
All The ,rc,iscd material is deposited on the
Nl., and up to the present time, OF about
1000 900 cubic yards required to I'LL the
a,,s. there has been deposited on them
about OBS $50 cubic yards. 1t is proposed
10 continue the dredging of the channels OF
III. river during November, depositing the
soil on the flats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

SANGsTER VS.. THE V. M. r. w. Cot
was stated in the GAZETTE yesterday that
Judge Sangster had beer awarded 81 200 in
the Circuit Court of Fairfax on Wednesday
for injuries received 10 the collision on the v.
M. road in November last. The Fairfax
Herald says:
Judge James Sangster, of this county,
was among the passengers who were injured
in the collision on the Virginia Midland
Railway last November near Accotink
bridge. The other parties who sustained
injuries at that time received compensation
from the railroad company, but Judge
Sangsters claim for damages was denied
upon The ground that he was travelling upon
complimentary pass, the conditions Of
which were, that The person accepting this
pass assumes all risk of accidents, and ex.
pressly agrees that the company is net liable,
under any circumstances for any injury to
the person, or less or damage for baggage OF
the person using it, Judge S.then sued the
company 70: So 900 damages, and the case
was tried Oh Wednesday last, and resulted
in verdict for the plaintiff for 81 200. The
counse! for the company contcnded that the
conditions upon which the pass was granted
were bar to any proceedings against the
company cn Judge Sangster's part, but Judge
Keith ruled otherwise, holding that it was
rot valid stipulation. No case involving
this point has ever been passed upon by our
Court OF Appeals, and the decision in this
case is Il matter Of considerable interest. A
railroad company, therefore, cannot, under
this ruling. exempt itself from liability by
any such conditions or stipulations as those
mention ed above"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

most liberal encouragement of all WHO ap-
:.ecc;ate genuine wit and humor. The many
l..'.ias present were the most delighted audi
lu:>. which fact Of itself demonstrates the
excellence Of the performance"
Mr.. James NJ. Hardie and Miss Sara Won
Leer, supported by dramatic company of
acknowledged merit will produce on Mon
day and Tuesday A Brave Woman-a pleas
ant story of domestic life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13
Cattle Markets

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 12.-At
Queenstown this week 10G head of Cattle offered,
with sales at 24a41b cents per ID. Some 1900
Sheep and Lambs offered Sheep sold at 2Aa3t.
cents, and Lambs at 3laa5 cents por lb. Some
Cows and Calves sold at S3Oa5O per head.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 12.-sheep
and Lambs.-Only 65 head have been received
since Monday, and but 36 remain in tho pens.
Prices close as on Monday. Hogs.-There have
been no receipts since Monday, and there are only
so of that days offerings on salc Prices are un-
changed since Monday, and variation is expected
next Monday.
NEwYoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 12.-Becves
Dressed Beef sold slowly at 6aSlac per lb, with
choice sides up to 9a9A Sheep and Lambs
Market somewhat irregular, but prices mainly
steady. The quality of the offerings to-day was
rather inferior as compared with yesterday, hence
the apparent decline in prices. Sheep 3a4c per
lb for extremes. Lambs sold at 4a5a.c, with ex-
ira and choice at s. so per 100 lbs Dressed
Mutton closed dull and lower. Hogs.-Two car
loads of Western Hogs were offered for sale alive
but had not changed hands at lato hour.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 12.-Cattle-
Market slow and steady; shipping steers SD 4Oa
5 So stockcrs and feeders 81 load; through
Texans firm at 50 50a3 40; Western rangers
steady; natives and half breeds So 3Oa4 60 ; cows
So 75a3 10. Hogs.-Markct slow; heavy grades
Sc lower; light Toe lower; rough and mixed
So 25a3 50; packing and shipping So 55a3 80 +;
light weights S}a3 60; skips 81 5Oa3. Sheep
Market slow and weak: 10a15c lower; natives
s2a3 so; Western S2a3 90; Texans 81 75a3 ;
Lambs per head So 9Oa5.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Nov. 12.-Hogs
quiet con- mon and light 50 S5a3 G5; packing
and butchers So 1888 70; receipts 1920 head;
shipments 512.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

Avoid the harsh, irritating, gripping COM
pounds so often sold as purging medicines,
and correct the irregularities OF the bowels
by the use of Ayers Cathartic Pills, which
are mild and gentle, yet thorough and
searching, in their action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

For all purgative purposes, for Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Headache, and Liver
Complaint, take Ayers Pills. By universal
accord, they are the best Of all purgatlves
for family use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

and steady. Money nominal 2a3. Cotton quiet
and firm; uplands 8 5-16; Orleans 9la; futures
steady. Flour dull and weak. Wheat lower.
Corn lowor. Pork firm at SO 75a1O 90. Lard
steady at Sc As
RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 12.-The market is
about steady, with limited demand for Flour,
and light receipts of grain. Offerings to-day of
about 1000 bushels of Wheat with sales at 1O2
for choice white. 100 for good mixed. 85a1O3 for
longberry and 92a1O0 for shortherry. Sales of
white Corn at 52a54 No quotations given for
Rye or Oats and no transactions reported.
LYNcHBURG MARKET. Nov. 12.-Tho market
is quiet: Flour inactive. Grain somewhat &C.
tive at 90a10O for Wheat and 45a5O for new
Corn. Rye and Oats nominal. There has been
slight improvement in tho receipts of Tobacco and
prices we'll sustained for best grades while COM
mon is dull and heavy.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Nov. 12.-There
is but little doing in the market for Flour or
grain. Quotations for Flour unchanged. Light
receipts of Wheat and prices samo as last week.
Corn, Rye and Oats nominal.
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARK EFT Nov. r.
Sugars.-The business in raw stock is light, and
the market is quiet and stcady, with the supply
held firmly and n moderate demand reported.
The quotations are steady at 5tia5;fs cents for
good to fair refining and 5asa6Is cents for 90 to
81 test centrifugals For refined Sugars the mar
ket is steady at for cut loaf 71sc; cubes IA ;
powdered rs graduated 67s softs-moulds I;
Dicks confectioners Ga; confectionors' G'b ;
yolow 52ta6H.
Coffee.-A cargo of 6,77O bags arrived from
Rio to-day. The market for invoices is dull and
easy, though there is no pressure of stock and i'm
porters insist on full prices. The sales reported
were 500 bags at SaS4ic. We quote Rio in.
voices rs follows: Ordinary at 79sc, fair at S's
cts, good at SHs cts, and primo at 91s cts per
ID, 90 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

DOYS MERINO WOOL UNDERsHIRTS AID
ID Drawers. Sizes "a 10 81 This is the same
make that we sold last year. Price soc.
nov1O ct c. NJ. ADAMS, SO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

ror tie Middle Atlantic States increasing
Tines, and local Inins. followed by de-
':'''ll,, colder weather, with cold wave,
' .;,I. .,.;l!:c 10 brisk and high westerly.
',,',rrr NC; much colder weather is indi-
..I for to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

FREDERICKSBURG JoLLIFICATIoN.-Tha
democrats of Fredericksburg had grand
Notification last'night in honor of the recent
victory in Virginia. The town was gaily
decorated with bunting and bon fires were
kindled in almost all the streets while fire
works were exploded in profusion. Speeches
were made by Mr.. S. G. Brent, of this city,
Judge Goodrich, Messrs, Chancellor Bayly,
Il. S. Lacy and Crismond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

THE OPERA HoUsE-Miss Jennie Calef
closed her engagement in this city last night
in Little Muffets The piece was we'll play
ed and received considerable applause.
Barlow, Wilson and Rankin's Ministries,
we'll and iavorably known in this city, will
give one of their enjoyable entertainments
tonight. The Lynchburg Adrance, says of
this troupe:
THE most meritorious minstrel perform.
ance that was ever given on our boards was
that of Barlow, Wilson and Rankin's troupe
at the Opera House last night. The build
ing was crowd, and the entertainment from
first to last was unexceptionable. There
was not word or allusion that could offend
the most fastidious taste. We commend
them to the press and people as worthy the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

Rheumatism, neuralgia, and catarrh,
caused By impoverished blood, are cured by
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

a COLD WAVE CoMING.-The chiefsignal
officer issued the following bulletin, dated
Nov. Is, 1910 8. m /: Slightly warmer to-
day, followed BY falling temperature to-
night, accompanying q cold wave. Temper.
ature will fall during Saturday about 20'."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

AS a purifier, Ayers Sersaparilla acts di.
rec:ly aud promptly. A single bottle will
prove its merits Many thousands of peo-
Pile are yearly saved from dangerous levers
by the exercise of little timely care in
properly cleansing the system by the use OF
this remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

,,rcrurSTs ATLANNON'S OPERA HOUSE
BARLOW & WILSON'S MINsTEELs.
ttinn~ rnrpEH1CK WARDE-FI2GINluS.
:; n"Hr .xD WEDNESDAY BRAVE WOMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

TIE Fort MYER COURT MARrIAL.-The
courtmartial which tried the eighteen sig
nal service men at Fort Myer, in this coun,
~, for INSTRUMENTATION, found them guilty
and sentenced them to be publicly repri.
manded by the chief signal officer. The
court was lenent because it believed that
the oflense WAS committed in Ignorance OF
military law Gen. Hazon yesterday Issued
an order approving the sentence, the pub.
lcation of which is considered sufficient
reprimand for mon whose intelligence can
not fail to, at all times, prompt the wish to
DO right" In the order Gen. Hazen says ::
This seems proper occasion to reiterate
the instructions of the chief signal officer in
1882 upon the adoption of measures to Sc
cure higher class Of men for enlistment in
The signal corps" The Secretary of War
has instructed Inspector General Baird to
made a thorough investigation of all the
circumstances attending the court.martial,
and to make report to him. This action
was taken by the Secretary after consider
ing the written complaint of Messrs. But
terworth and Garrett, the counsel for the
men who were contaminated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

PEEsoNAL.-Messrs. Isaac Eichberg and
Thomas Perry, who havo been serving as
grand Jurors in the U. S. court at Norfolk,
returned from that city this morning, having
been excused from further service. They
say that the other Alexandrians who are
there will probably have to remain day or
two longer.
Mrs Dickinson, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. J. r. Hill, on south Lee street.
Gen. Fitz. Lee was in the city this morn
ing for q short while
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13
MONETARY AND ConmERCIAL.

The week has been barren Of anything worthy
Of note. Business has been quiet Money mat
tiers arc unchanged. In Baltimore there is quoted
an abundant supply and loans can be made at pa
) per cent, while discounts are sac per cent. In
New York rates on call loans have advanced to
2a3 per cent U. S. bonds are quiet but steady.
Virginia 10-40s sold yesterday at 40, closing
39a,ai0, and corsols were quoted 56a5S. The
IS sold at 59lh closing firm at 5912aGO. Past
duo coupons are dull and the feeling is easy,
though the Offering is light and there is no ankle
ty on the part OF holders. Deferred certificates
sold at / l., Railroad stocks and bonds quiet
and we quote Va Midland 2l nj 112a112ti, do
Sd at 100, do 18th at 70 asked, do. 9Th at 0Sa1OO,
and do. inc. at 60.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Thc sharp reaction
III the stock market which occurred during the
last half hour yesterday wa: met this morning by
a strong oreniDg the gains in first prices ranging
from 4, to 81 per cent. The market continued
strong during Tho first thirty minutes and during
that time made farther gains of 4 to per cent.
After 1890 there was small reaction and tho
market became feverish and irregular. At IL
o'cocl; the market was active and heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

Receipts of Flour have increased and there is
no material change TO note in the markets. The
grain markets arc tanic and the past week has
been devoid of exciting reports or rumors of any
kind 70 influence speculation, and in consequence
the volume OF transactions in futures has been
unusually small Tho weekly statements show
an increase in the visible supply Of Wheat to BIO
over two million bushels. Corn is easy and quiet.
Rye and Oats arc in fair demand Produce is in
liberal supply and owing to the very unfavorable
weather full figures are hard to obtain.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-ya. G's dcfd :; con-
soidatcd Sd; past due coupons 591s new 10 4Os
=; new IS 59ls bid to-day. Cotton quiet;
mdiing 9E.. Flour easy and dull Howard
street and Western super So ooa3 80; do
Mills super 50 O0a3 35 do extra So 5Oa4 IS: do
Rio brands 81 S1a5 co. Patapsco family So Go ;
do speculative patent So GO. Wheat-Southein
easy and dull; Western lower and fairly active,
closing dull Southern red 93a95; do amber 9Sa
100; No 1 Maryland 81 No Western WI YIN
941s; February 95"i9G. Corn-southern irregu-
lar and fairly active Western lower and dull !;
Southern white 45a5O; do yellow 48ao2; West
crn mixed spot l9aI9 y; year 465sa464s January
45ala457s; February 45ka45S. Oats firm !;
31a33 Penna 32a3G. Rye frmer at Gsa72.
Hay steady: primo to choice Western $13a
Is. Provisions FIRM Mess Pork So 50a1O 90.
Bukmeats, shoulders, and clear rib sides packed
4lhaGL,. Bacon shoulders s. clear rib sides 7;
hams 11a11A,. Lard-refned 71e. Butter steady;
Western packed 11a15; creamery 2Oa2S Eggs
firm at "a Coffee dull and easy; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to rair 73sae5s. Sugar steady and quiet;
A soft 6ia. Whizkey firm at 81 19a1 20.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Whcat, after some huc-
tuations, closed at OIL; for December. 979s for
January, and 94as for May. Corn is quoted at
AZ for November, 3o7s for December, 40 for year,
371s for January, 1893. for May. Oats easy and
quiet, 1saAc lower, 267s for November. 264 for
year, and sos for May. Pork firm and higher
So 80 for December, 50 70 for January, and
50 SO for February. Lard steady and firm
| SIS Is for November So 12l5 for December
! So 90 for January and Sc 81 y for February.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13-Stocks moderately active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-13

RUNAWAY CoUpLE.-A young man enter.
ri The Washington Police Headquarters
Yesterday and ;lsk ed for assistance in find
!ng his sister, Lucy Brown, whom he stated
had rue away from her home, near Fred.
ercHsburg with married man, named
John simpson. a detective immediately
started out wish the youth, and after search;
inc through al! the hotels, Gnally located
the runaway couple at the Mount Vernon
House. Simpson and the girl made their
appearance, after being sent for BY the clerk,
und showed no surprise ut seeing their
visitors. Lucy" said the brother, rising,
and spaaking in the most matter-of.tact-
manner, dad sent me after you, and told
NE to tell you if you did not go home you
couli 60 10 the devil" "All right" re-
piled the girl, who was not progresses:
ing in appearance 81 won't 90 home"
The detective, upon realizing the nature
Ct the case, said he could do nothing, and
retired from the hotel, leaving the trio there.
The father of the girl, with his family, live
or a farm in Spotsy lvania county lmmedi-
atcly adjoining the farm OF Simpson. Inc
Two families we're very intimate and fire.
cu.ntly assisted each other i'll their work.
I.u.r, the eldest daughter of Brown, was q
t.ee!ent visifo. ut Simpsons house, but
neither Mrs Simpson nor members OF the
Br5wa family thought anything serious
would tc the outsrowth of the intimacy IN
Ii! Tuesday, When they were startled 10 dis
coycr lha' simpson and Miss Brown had
closed. Tn. result was that the brother of
the girl started in pursuit. From the lack
OF feeling shown by all the parties concern
ed ii their meeting last night, it is hardly
probable that this little escapade will have
much eflac: on their domestic relations.