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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
MARRIED.

HARD-GoODRIDGE-On September 90. by tho
Rev D. Parker Morgan Charles A. Blanchard Of this city.
to Ida J. GoDdridge. OF san Francisco, Cal
acknowledgements Wednesday, September IS.
1856 the North Baptist Church. NewYork. by the REV.
William McKlttrck Henry j. FauhaDer and susie NJ. Dol
beer. both OF Newly ork CITY.
HARRISON-wHIrr;-At Waterbury. Conn. septembr r
tho Rev Dr. Anderson the residence Of the father
OF the bre, Harriet Sage, daughter OF Luther c. White.
ESQ.,. TO Lynde Harrison, OF New Haven.
NEVINs-PRICE-On Tuesday evening. septembe %
at brides tle Rev.
Duncan MacGregOr. william Varick Nevtns "a AMMO
Louise, daughter OF David W. Price, all OF Brooklyn
RICU-BUTLER-On Wednesday. September 20. 1885,
by the George ID. johnson. Harvey B. Rich. Of New
Brighton. Staten Island Miss Rose Huntington Butler
OF WORK.
VAN VLECK-CURRTE-At Montcair y. J., september
30 by the Rev A. H. Bradford. D. d.. Joseph Van Week 70
Mrs Melinda y. Currie.
M
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DETECTIVES ON HIS TRACK.
A YOUNG NAN WHO STOLE 800 PROM Tax sr.
NICHOLAS HOTEL PRORRIErOR.


Inspector Byrness detectives looking q sn
named Holland who Is charged with having stolen cousd
cradle entrusted TO hs keeping by Juus A. Robnsc
the proprietor OF the st. Nicholas Hotel and
Washington place Holland In the Of actor ami n
through his father that no employed by Me-
Robinson about FIVE months 10 take charge Of tss
cigar and stand In the oce OF the hotel
perfectly satisfactory until month ago. when
Robinson reproved him for what he called evidence
freshness wbercupon Holland resigned and went to Wait
his mother He remained away fortnight and then
his former position at the ST Nicholas promising to reform
his ways.
On Tuesday just before the close banking hours the cash
which had accumulated In the safe drawer during
the previous tv enty four hours and which sad have
amounted u about 500 given 10 Holland whose
had been doubted. To deposit in bank
also given 10 him TO be cashed with small change
tened tho bank cased the check but neglected
the handed 20 him for that
returned tina hotel After waiting reasonable time foe
Hollands return Mr. Robinson reported the matter 81 Police
headquarters and two detectives the Hob
land last "Wednesday. The detectives told
Mr. Robinson yesterday that they believed the young
still In the city.
This IL the second time within six months that Mr. Robin
been the victim OF dishonest Joseph Meyer
Hollands predecessor clerk at the stand away
with $500 and diamond April % last Gaining
the safe he took the The had been gvn
into his keeping by one OF the guests.
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o1n LONDON TO BE REpRODUCED.

After being for nearly three years the lot IN Broad
way opposite Waverly place, upon which Harrgan
d Harris theatre stood will soon be built upon IL
has been leased Stewart estate by company In
which T. John X. Anderson, IIohulti"h
nominee Congress In the vim NEWER
land interested and npen a., PPr91t
renro,oce london street Tn the
will Sc of Bishopsgate ana ING Ola Guy VAL
Beyond this will he fac SMILES OF several wclkhO"h holSs
which stood in during the sixteenth anu seven
teepth centuries including Sir Richard Wilmington ;
nslace and houses which stOo al the corner OF 1os
lane Smithned lover against the famous rye Corher
where the conagraton of 1866 stopped similar street
has been on eXhb ton in London lOl the
past two years and has attracted Wnch
attention The company the project IN hand expect 10
expemd about 100000 erecting the necessary DuuhaS'
Work wa week.
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wHfpPIxa The DEVIL AhoUsD THE STUMP.

Circular from Indiana Democratic state Committee Rooms
DEAR congratulate you on receiving some o. the
fruits Of grand victory ssi We again In the midst
holly conducted campaign with the same formidable and
pary contestng power and ability 10 hold control
o. State. Whe you hold Federal Office IL Is not proper
politics offensive way. or TO the neglect OI
Omca DUTIES but In the language o. President ClcNe-
lau, nyldua interest and tVty III pOiltca hna, are
by condemned. once holders are neither disfran,
rlsci the exercise OF political privileges
counsel Tie end that thorough organ
81 the party may DO accOmps.d u sOhcllei, ne
pr.cTent enjoy te result Ol the Democratic VIC
tOIy. . yOu, ana OD.ige, 49,
Yours iuiy t.D HENDERSON, CHARM an.
Indiana olts sept a. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
FOR MAYoR-ANorHER CANDIDATE

To the Editor OF Tn G Trt6une.
SIR: You are right THE Republicans can
elect the next Mayor Now why not the right
man, John Soanel
lie IL a sound Republican, an upright enterprsing
and able business man. and VINO attends digent-
IL TO his business as stl had hts fortune to maze
That's the sort OF man work Tor the city, No
New YORK business would DOUBT his capacity, lu-
teyrity or personal popularity. Yours,
NeW- York, Oct l, 1886. CITIZEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

The eject of the reduction in fare the Third Avenue te
waited road noticeable all day yesterday 1t was estimated
that fully 25 per than The usual number OF pass
Gers r carried outsde of com.nssion all along the
line while some stations Indicated than this For
example the uptown station at Twenty third ST. sold "oJ
tickets between IL a. m and p IN Thursday Yesterday
there 727 the time Ihe
schedule kept up Iu hyecar trains were run az
dav and were prtiV well filed. The surface IN Ihd
ave felt change OF the conducto sdu the1 To-
Caipt would 50 below the average Yesterday 700
ne Hahn said he sized with the change Though ne
could not say what would have On the receipts O4 TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
"BOB" ISGERsOLL FOR MAYOR

To the EdttOr Of The frtoune
SIR: If there are no more speeches to be
made In behalf OF tho candidates for Mayor already
named, allow to nominate Colonel Robert g. niger
sol do not know that he would accept the position
4, ofersd him. put II so hs would make things lively
" .nidel" did hear anybody sAyf Well he IL homes.
aud able. and popular. with no "entsnsng alliances
ami would give the city good admin istration.
Aetc York, GOT l, 1886.
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1Auoyrs IDEA ABOUT 1URYOOATs

Washington Letter % The Baltimore American
THAT IS lust the class got after want 10 put
them on the iist You will personal favor you w'i
get the OF all such men you discover
such r. the words secretary Lamont nj the
White House when told the day that large number OF
clerks who were before the last change OF
Administered n rampant Republicans were now becoming
almost Onri ,ciy Democratic.
turncUat continued Colonel Lamont IS the most OBJ
nOIious element politics. dcspise traitor al lnBIAe
whether lac Is II my party another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

About ago Mrs. Pauline Rosse age eighteen
who lives parents at No 3S5 Bushwck ave. Brock
lyn applied TO warrant for tho arrest OF
ROsSe She claimed that she had been de
v NJ with her husband only two weeks The
warrant was issued Ofcer Henry Her could not
EOsse. Yesterday MIS- Rose again sisiei Justice
Naeher and told him that husband living tbs
The warrant was again handed 10 Ofhcer Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
JOHN A. BLAIR FOR GOVERNOR OF NEw.JERsEY

JOHN A. BLAIR FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW-JERSEf.
TO ne Editor Of The Trt6une
SIR: AS the nomination OF the Hon. William
Walter Phelps "a peculiarly capable man for Governor
Tor Congress takes him out OF the field as
candi ate for Governor OF New-Jsr'ey, suggest the
Hon. John A. Bar the present Corporation Counsel OF
J-rey CITY, as AN emiuenty nc candidate to be named
by the convention. Mr. Blair IL mo nber OF tbs vol:
known Blair family. Of New-Jcrsey, gentleman OF
record will boar the nj nutest scrut
lie candidate for that high Office would receive
many Democratic votes, though stanch believer In
anr defender the principles OF the Republican party
Jersey City, Oct. l. 1886. REPUBLICAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
THE uFTPOpOLYTdN MUSEUM or Art.

The thirteenth semiannua loan exhibition OF INC
Metropontan Museum Art will close on
October 20 This exhibition has been confined to paintings
~ society American Artists or u those aocepS Ny
-hem will no opened To tle pubic on
Novemler of valuable modern paintings wishing
Museum, should address Inc CHAIRMAN
of the charge, y. Avery. No 50 fiihaNe
Loans accepted will exhibition for SIX months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
TESTING yEW SUBWAY MATERIALS.

Engineer Thomson of the Subway Construction Company,
tega test of the materials submitted by several
asphalt companies Crimmnss yards On the East
Side for the purpose Of lining their hneSs FOR the
second trench Ewsld Bathaslr OF Hagaren co. BIoad
Of Consolidated Company, yestcr
smphaay denied reports about the company bang ID a
bad cOnd financially He SAYS that th'e Is no OhDc
noney that the contract u lay cOndus oi al the
bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

tribune OFFICE. OCT I'll a. m-saarp frosts were
felt yesterday morning In the Mssouri. Central and
Upper Mississippi Valleys and the Upper Lake region;
aud the cold wave spread rapidly 10 the Atlantic coast
before midnight with brisk north westerly winds Here
tho barometer rapidly After dawn with fair skies
and dry bracng air. Tho temperature ranged between
a7s and 6as tho average t57is Deug 9so lower than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
sRenominated.
REPUBLICANS UNITED IN NEWARK.

The Republican primaries to elect delegates to the state
and City conventions held all the wards and town
ships night the delegates unpledged 0nt
preferences 10 the Guberatora nomination were OK,
pressed for j. Hart Brewer Congressman
teorgeA Hasey Mayor Gilbert Collins Jersey city and
Senator Frederick g. Fish. 1t thought that Hasey
he would receive the vote OF the
solid county delegation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Give attention at once to anything symptom
attic OF cholera morbus, diarrbea or any bowel COM
plant, by usng promptly Dr. Jaynos Carminatvo Bal
sam. and you will avoid much suffering and no little
danger The reputation OF this medicine has been
tablished by it's merit and it is now every where
cognized as Q standard curative =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
the HEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDGCArIoN5-FoR 81 HoURa
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-For New England
and ra.,srn Nsw-York, fair weather, nortbwesteriy
winds cooler.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey. Delaware ana
MARYLAND fair weather north westerly winds peeomns
nor,herly nearly stationary temperature.
Westward fair, and signtly warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

they elected Thomas Cnrran chairman Patrick MurraD
secretary. and James Van Arsdae treasurer .
Old Dominion Hall, In Green wch-st, near Beach-st
was filed sst evening by Henry George yotsrs OF inc
Ist Assembly District After short address Dy Jere
miah Murphy tue following officers were unanimously
elected Chairman, Jeremiah Murphy; secretary,
IOulA Antler treasurer. ThOmas Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
NO AxxIErY ABOUr me oyERDrE ANoHoRIA.

The Anchor Line Anchora which sailed from Gas
gov September l6 MOvle the following day
que Tuesday but had been sighted at ery hour
this morning She had full list OF passengers hoard but
apprehension is elt oT the safety OF either yrsso o. pas
by the line this ii Is believed
Da, with arrangement Ia her inery
only None Of the incoming steamships IRON Europe reports
bsving sighted her Oh the passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS on STATEN ISLAND

for the primary elections In Rich
mond County held last evening In the caucus held at
the Village Hail. the delegates pledged TO vote IN @
convention for Perry Belmont for Congress am
opposition held another and elected dele
gates In fav James W. Covert Tor re-
nomination Decker eIchef engineer OF the New
York Fire Department for Assembly. The primaries VIII Do
hal mi oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

COoPERsrowN, N. Y, Oct. Especial. Lew
ell s. Henry was renominated for Member OF Assembly
by the Democrats here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
WHAT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY.
COLONEL s. vR. CRUGER FOR MAYOR.

COLONEL s. Y. r. CRUGER FOR MAYOR
To he Editor OF the Trtbuns.
SIR: 1t was with much pleasure that read
your editorial this morning entitled "The Republican
opportunity We certainly have tho opportunity OF
lifetime before us, and with proper effort on the
part Of all true, loyal and honest Republicans place
Republican Mayor In the chair, matter what combi-
ado by other parties provided. OF course
that straight out-and-out Republican ticket is nom
mated Let tho ticket show ts face that 1t
has stamp OF deal bargain OF any kind and thou
sands OF Observation-Disclosures men and loyal ctizens-
will their for It, The duty OF the nominating
body grave one for upon them devolves the task OF
introducing the true OF reform in the shape OF
clean ticket 1t 10 perhaps hard TO select the man IRON
all the available candidates that have) who shall
head the ticket but OF business all over thls
city there who command their confidence moro
than that clean man OF business ability Colonel V. k
CruEe above who has respect of poor
and rich alike. Surely such a man vii! unite All the
OF city, ard by bis election enable US
to understand what progression or reform In politics
means that the highest available typo OF clean,
honest upright government OF this CITY that mas
been cursed IN the past with the natural outcome OF
ideals" As a business man, say by all means let us
have as candidate OF reform and true Repubcanlsm
Colonel S v r. Cruger. ALEXANDER CALDWELL
No. 65l Broqdw D, Neto- York. Oc- l, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Dr. Thompson born at York, England on March
27. 1910. He was educated at Trinity College, CAM
bridge who're he became a scholar Ia 1880. fellow In
1884, assistant tutor In 1897 and tutor in 1874 Later
elected regus professor OF Greek In Cambridge
University, and In 1853 he became canon OF Ely. On
OF Trinity College, which position held the OF
his DEATH Dr. Thompson edited william Archer Butler
Lectures Oh Ancient Philosophy" ana Two OF Platos
Dialogue and the author OF various papers read
hal lei 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Casforia, soothing medicine for infants AMI cliron.
Pleasant harmless aud effective Relieves teethng pUets
pain aays fever destroys regulates the bowels cures
wind coIlc, gives health to child aud rest 10 mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Bear the steadily in mind that for lame back and an
aches and palms Be nsons pters surpass all others Gee
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-IOSHUA MINI

LONDON, Oct. 1.-Joshua Num-, formerly
American Vice Consul General at London. is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
q me Edftor The Tribune.

To IN Ed itor OF The Trt0uhe
SIR: There Is strong feeling among the active
members OF tho Republican party OF TINS city that COL
onel g. " r Cruger s under the present
the most available candidate of that party for the ONCE
OF Mayor. know from my own knowledge that he Is
the first chocs OF majority Of tho members OF the ke-
publican Club OF this city and doubt II there he mem
Der the County Committee who would not cheerfuly
accept his nomination. He ia man OF unDlemlShed
aud has all the qualifications requisite to an
honest and able administration or the oieo. AthouEu
Mr. Cruger Ia 4 candidate for this ONCE, Ieel as
nred that shond the nonin alton rendered him. he
would sacrifice his personal Interests az ne mas ione
time time again for tho good OF tne party wh,cn
holds him IN very hiZh regard. hEPuBLlCAN'
York, Oct, l, 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Confecto Laxative
frut lozenge for constipation agreeable TO the tasts
efficient ia action. At Uruggists
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In diagram continuous white line shows ths oaromeri
cal yaratuna signal Service station IN us
CITY YESTERDAY OF dots relative hunIily OF POI
saturaton of tho air with noisure - ucao-
fluctuations IA onperAtuo a. re4s
tered by tho thermometer ~ uudnuts PHARMACY No "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

on the corresponding day Last year. and 60 lover shas
on Thursday. 40
In and near this city. today shsrs viii probably ~
fair weather and stationary or lower tsmperaruss
At present, slishtly warmer, fair or partly CLOUDY
weather 10 Indicated for Sunday. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

,oorn,ne SO thoroughly faugued was slsc
Hotel yes'o'' that she was unable IN receive any
with the ro"s ,aye in her all day To morrow WIN her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN WORK FOR MI
GIOEGE

Mr.. George has made up MS mind to take no further
notice OF the stories about bargains between himself
and Tammany Hal, or any other party. lie said yes
terday: Gan snch stories are absolutely untrue l
have ma lie no overtures Tammsny Hall any other
poitical organization, nor have any such overtures
been male to ME. am the can
didate OF the trade union political organizs-
ton purely and simply. don't know what should
do I'm Case Iapmany Hall shonld offer me It's nOuina-
ton | have gwen tho matter no consideration. In
fact sucn oohlngency has presented Itself To
my mipI" When asked what he Thought Of Mr. Graces
candidacy lie SAID 81 do not think that II will AFFECT
my campaign The least should certainly be able 10
beat Mr. Grace.
Mr. George was at the Manhattan Club on Tuesday
night He did not know OF the Aveng Liebknecht cpl
sode until lie ths accounts IN tho papers.
" Had known OF the matter" said lie yester-
day, should have ret my foot Inside OF tie
cluh doors. Il was dseracefnl thug. Dr. Aveling
ami Mr. Lie bknecht both gentlemen. and the insult
To them was AN insult to every rSht-I ninkuc man"
Al thp IOIUnnale Hotel headquarters therr wa re-
ceIvrd yesterday lrttr from tr secretary OF l"c' as
srmUy NJ. 34s9 OF the kngnis of laDoroi 81 Ions.
ncosihg r"Sou'ion arp "'"E Mf ", or 30 1"n'i -
and Offering moral aud financial aid. u had ue'n
adopted 10y tn't ocsi assembly ho 81 Louis 'sn.r"'
Labor Union aud the United L'h"r fhtp OF 81" L"uI'
Al the nea"quartrrs OF the Copaish COMMITTEE AZ" ~
Eas Eish ~ " the i"rsc rom '"1n ua o ,1sy
ready 'oI "c' u ucf; Cha'f nan sic Ia
prary al Gay consulting "ih the district leaders "hu
speaking worairs OF the XXI A'-cInhy ID -Irct
had ,'onemlan Independent Political United
Lon -h"rcnen's Union No. on Thursday niFnt
passed u resolution PROVING Mr. George e"-u'1"c s
IX-ArseuDiy T. y. OAKLEY. lFcNidrht 81 tue
son club OF tho III Assembly Disrie mas announcer
80, nm ERECTION d a, hr al de post an open blOt iOr
Mr. George. James Sti1orl has t~siEnrd from th-
COUNTY Democracy of the IXtn Assembly District anu
taken tho chalrnAusnip OF the George CAmpdis Cup I'd
his district. - - - al,
take nlCe tO-nG-h at teth-s ana EIghth"Nr., "h'h
tue United Labor Campaign Clup VIII raise "rorto
h.uuer meeting VIII wIiI De hrid TO-
nlsbt AT Avenue & IA Iuirteonth-st. fermsson nas
been granIrd by the police. A.. ..,,~
The sunporters OF ienry George 10 the tIh Assembly,
risrrct mel last evening In small hall at spring ana
C.rke ais and after listening to speocb Oy tbo uo'o
eats from tho Central Labor Union. Edward Ainiey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

following nominations to the Lth Congress have beer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

THE REV. DR.. WILLIAM HEPwORrH THOMPSON.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The death is announced of
the Rev William HepworLh Thompson, D. D., F. 5. "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02


trenent of Dr. Newton had suisIdsd the Chairman adj
vancrd and said "ScholarsnIp aud learning are rep
resented here Tonight an take pleasure In introiuc-
ing Plo.es Thomas Davidson rs the next speaker.
Professor Davidson. after apooglzng for coming before
The audience with "a written address, SAID
In the human world when the wolf worries the lamb
there creatures 10 blame, he Vol Tor beihS "a
wOf the lamb for being LAMB. li.tushter. Inc
wolf worry me lion and the Reason II, tho Hon
lion. Mnen the wolves and ioxes thrOugh vioience
and cunung prey upon he anOs abd The chlckenS ihe
anu AMI tns foxes. who but follow their I'M
fortunate II lies partly with the ann ana tue
the wolves and the foxes would let them ai"n',
[Lsughlerl TO drop metaphor II the violent ana Gun
si.ved the weak and The artess he blaine Is not
wholly to he lad At 'he door 81 Tue .orer If ~ for max
using tber own proper strength anu "edponS' nau
selves a. we'll projected hons and eagles. THE meek
sinai lnherit earth" Yes but ODiy on c"huItion
of hem not only as harmless doves, tut wse as
serpenls" The strength of weakness and simplicity
Is wlsd'sn ans IT the strength not OF me non "n n
eagle; 81 Is the Strength Of God hmsef against when
bsbilne is III vain App anoe.l =. ,na
In our day men wDo nave 80 long STOOD III the
darkness OF aud feters OF oppression nave Az
la beeb reused from shameful condition by lew
stray rays from the liSh OF reason' and are n""ang
daughters OF honest TOLL whose reward has always nrrn
s,,c0n ,S5., and r.ius p"vFr coa% amt %n:
tuie against The chidren of robbery, Whose
Gus ne prospect which tns nprsIg at prs'sn s
offers mat well cause The BEST iiienas o ao
10 trrmbt, Drcau@" tnc
yet learnrd the weapons III when thei tiue
ana only lies, tbs weapons from we atho1 "
Wis om bui combines seeking Win ieepr nn"s
I" WELD The terrible weapons OF Tho opprrs'or'
applause. Nor 10 this sad fact TO DO wohderei ~.
No wonder that they have lost their iaitb
IA meeknrss, and inclined 10 resort
tue weapons Of proved success ~ "o'n-
this they are only adopting the lessons Sch .h,I, ,1
80 ' on S ,,sng then. dnsS They
90 not realize thai using these weapons ihy @
acknowledge The ght OF opprcssor 10 ss ueh n"
prove that they themselves. II they had brute ioioo III" V
ming enough. would use them also. Applause l.. - ,,.o
All STA D are OH n
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whole affair. Ssndorf made careful
note of the new name.
Uufortu' ately the last word, which
would have been SO useful for the pris-
oners to know. did not reach them.
At the end of the Inst sentence vio-
lent clap of thunder took place, and
while the electricity followed the light
ming conductor shower of sparks es-
capped from the strip of metal that Count
Sandorf held i'll his hand. Had it not
been for the silk with which he held it
he would probably have been affected
by the discharge.
And so the last word, the name of
the donjon, WIS lost in loud peal OF
thunder. The prisoners could not hear
it. Had they known i'll what fortress
they were confined and through what
district they had to make their way,
how much greater would have been the
chances of escape attempted under such
difficult circumstances.
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Matthias SandOIf.
JULES VERNE.

AUTHOR OF "yoURNEY TO TIE cXNTR2
OF THE EARTH" "TRIP TO THE NOON"
''ARoUND TIE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS MICHAEL grRoGOFF,
TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES
UNDER THE SEA-" ETC, ETC.
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