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pas MalheureuSement de nous dor-
ner sur ce sujet des renseignements
plus precis mais ne pouvant dou~
ter de sa parole, je ne doute pas de
mon droit. dependant, ajouta-t-
ellie apres une pause ct avec un ac-
cent de touchante tristesse, 81 ie ne
sais point fo!le, je suis vieille, ct
ces gems de l;l>bas le savent bien.
lis me trainent depuis quiDze ans
de delais en- delais; lis attendenC
ma mort qui finira tout. EFT voyez-.
vous, ills n'attendront pas long
temps: il taudra faire un de ces
mathis, je le sens bien, mon derDier
sacrifice. .Cette pauvre cathedrale
mon seul amonr,-qui await rem
place dams mon cpnr tant d'affec.
tions blisees on refoulees,-el!e
n'aura jamais qu'une pierre, celle
de mon tOmbeau.
La vieille demoiselle Sc tut. Ellie
essnya de ses mains amaigries deux
! larmes .oni coulaient sur son visago
fietri, puis ajouta en- s'efforcant de
sourire Pardon, mon cousin, vous
avez aSsez de vos malheurs. Ex-
cusez- moi :. D'aileurs il est tard:
retirez vous vous me co"pIomet-
tez.
Avant de partir, je recommandai
de nonveau q la discretion de Mile
de PorhoGt lie secret que j'avais dd
lui confer. Ellie me repondit dune
, manlere un pcu e.asive que je pou-
vais 6tre tranquille, qu'elle saureiC
menager mon repos ct ma dignite.
Toutefois, les jours suivants 10
soupconnai, au redoublement de-
CARDS don't m'honOrait Nine Laro-
que, que ma respectable annie lui
await transmits ma confidence. Mile
de Porhoet n'hesit;s pas du reste 4
ell convenir, m'assuIant cu'elle
n'avait pu faire moins pour lhon-
neur de sa famille, ct que Nine La
roqne etait d'ailleurs incapable de
trahir, meme vis-a-vis de sa lille.
un secret conti6 a sa delicatesse.
Dependant ma conference avec "a
vieille tlemoiselle mavait laisse pe-
,, metre dun respect attendri don't
j'essayai de lui donner les marques.
Des H. lepdemain, dams la sOiree.
Iappli9uai a Pornempntatiou inte.
rieure ct exterieure de sa chere ca
thehrlle tOutcs les resources de
mon crayon. Cette attention, 4
laqueile ellie s'est montree sensible,
pris peu peu ia regularite dune
: habitnde. Presque chaque soir,
apres le whist, je me NETS au ira
!, vail, ct lideal monument s'enrichiu
dune statue, dune chaire ou dun
, jube. Mile Marguerite, qui semb,e
: porter Il SD vOisine une SOrte lie
cutie, a vouln s'associer 4 mon ecu
vre Ne charlte en- cOnsacrant a la
basili9ue des Porho6t un album
special que je suis charge de rem
plir.
81
Il La suite am proclaim numero.
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POIO NOuAle AAIlO OO l. ACCps l0iNC
ct silencieuse, relevant dune main
sOigneuse ct decente les maigreS !
pills de son fourreau de sole: ellie
await settlement refuse l'otfre de |
mon bras, ct je m'avancais d ses
c6tes, Ia t6te basse, tIes.mal salts
fait de mon personnagc. Au bout
de quelques minutes de cette mar
che funebre Eth bien monsieur,
me dit Ia viellle demoiselle, parlez
done, )'attends. Vous avez dit que
ma famille await etc alice la v6-
tire, ct CONNIE une alliance lie ce,te
espece est Gn point d;histoire pour
moi. je vous serai tles-oblig6e Il lie
vouloir bien me l'eclaircir.
J'avais decide a part moi que je
devais 4 tout prix maintenlr le Sc
cret de mon incognito.-Mon Dieu
mademoiselle, dis-je, Jose esperer
que vous excuserez une plaisante>
rie echappee au courant de Ia con
versatiOn.
-Une plaisauterie! s'eclia Nile
de POrhoGt. La malieie til etfe1
pr6te beaucoup a la plaisanterie.
Et comment appelez.vous, mon.
sieur, dams ce siecle-ci, les plaisan-
teries qu;on adresse bravement a
une vieille femme sans protection,
ct qu'on n'oserait Sc permettre en-
face dun homme!
-Mademoiselle, vous he me lais-
sez aucune letraite possible il ne
me reste qua me fer 4 vote dis.
cretion. Je he sais, mademoiselle,
81 le nom des -Champsey d'Haute.
rive vous est connu?
-Je connais paifaitement, mon-
sieur, les Chamnseys dHauterivr,
qui sont une bonnie, une excellente
famille du Daupnine. Quelle con-
clusion en- tirez-vous?
, -Je suis aujourd'hui le represen
! tant lie cette famille.
-Vous! dit Mile de PorhoGt Ell
faisant une halte subtle; vos 6tes
nm Champsey d'Hanterive?
Male, oui, mademoiselle.
-Ceci change la these, dit ellie
) tlonnez. moi votre bras, mon cousin
ct contez. moi votre histoire.
, Je crus que dams l'etat des cho
/: ses le m,eux etait effectivement de
, ne lui rien cacher. Je terminals le
p6nihle recit ies infortunes lie ma
5 famille quand nous nous t,ouva
: mes en- face dune lnaisonnette sim
, gulierement etroite ct basse, Qu
). est flanqu5 a Pun DIES angles dun.
e espece de colombier ecrase a toi
pointu.
r -Entrez, marquis, me dit Il
i file des rois lie Gael, a,r6tee sur Il
= seuil de son pauvre palais, entire;
), done, je vous prie.-L'instant dPa
e pres, i'etais introdnit dams nm prti
;. salon tristement pave de bfiQues
: sur la tapisserie pale qui couvrai
a les murs Sc pressaient une dizain
- de portraits d'ancGtres hlasOnne
= de rhermine dncalc: au.dessas d.
e Ia chemin6e, je Wis etinceler un
e magnifique pendule d6caille II
j. crnst6e de crivre ct snrmontee .lu
r groupe qui figurait le char dn Sc
It leil. QnrlQues fautenils 4 'dossie
j. ovale ct un vieux canape a jamie
3 greles completaient Ia decoratic
e. de cette piece, OH tont accns:lit un
ie proprete risitle. ct Oil Pom respirai
L. nne odeur concertree d'iris, tle t:
je bac dEspagne ct lie vagnes art
n mates.
n -Asseyez-vous, me dit Ia We'll
:, demoiselle en- prenant place ell
r, meme sur le canape; asseyez vo"
la mon cousin, car, bien qu'rn reali
i. nous ne soyons point parents
C. que nous ne puissions rttre, PM
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LIE ROMAN DUN JEUNE
HONME PAUVRE.
Octave Fellillet.
de rAcad6mie Francaise.
lSuite.J

-Oui, certainement; mals quel-
les nouvellcs rEspagne en- atten.
dant! All ca! est-il vrai, commc
je pense ravoir lu ce matin dams la
Recue des DeMr-Moudes, que le jen-
he due de Villa-HermOsa vous pro-
pose lie termlner votre process a
ramiable, par un marriage?
Mile de Porhoat secoua DUN geste
dedaigneux lie panache de rubans
tletris qui flotte snr son bonnet:
-Je refuserais net, dit.elle.
-Oui, oui vous dites celia, made
moiselle: mais que signitie done ce
bruit de guitarc qu'on entend de.
puis quelques NUTS sous vos fene-
tres
Bah!
Bah !. Eft Get Espagnol en- man
teau ct en- bottles qu'on volt r6der
dams le pays, ct qui soupire sans
cesse?
-vous ttes IN folatre, dit Mile
lie PorhoG., qui ouvrit tranquille.
ment sa tabatiere. Au restc, puis'
que vous voulez le savoir, mon
Eomme d'affaire ma ecrit de Ma
drid, il y deux jocrs, qu'avec un
peu de patience, mons verrions sans
aucun doute la fin de nos maux.
-Parbleu? je crois bien! Savez-
vous d'on il sort, votre homme DAT
faires9 De Ia caverne lie Gil Bias,
directement. II vous tirera vOtre
dernier ecu ct SO moquera de vons.
All! que vOus seriez avisee de
planter Ia une bonne fois cette TO-
lie, ct dc vivre tranquille! "A
quoi vous serviraient des millions,
voyons! N'etes.vous pas heureuse
ct consid@r6e. let quest ce que
vous voulez de plus!. QUAINT a
votre cath6drale, je men parle pas,
, parce que c'est une mauvaise plai-
santerie.
Ma cath3drale nest une man.
vaise plaisanterie qu'aux yeux des
mauvais plaisants, docteur Desma
rets; d'ailleurs ie defends mou
droir, je combats pou: Ia justice
/ ces biens sont 4 moi, je Pai entendu
dire cent fois mon pere, ct jamais
de mon gre, lis n'iront a des gems
oui sont aussi 6trangers a ma ia
mile en- definitive que vous, nor
cher ami, on que monsieur, ajouta
t ellie en- me designant dun signt
de tete.
.Jeus Penfantillage lie me trOnve1
pique lie la polltesse, 1t je rlposts
aussit6t :-En ce qui me concern'
madenoiselIe, vous vous trompez
car ma famille a Gu rhonneur d'6tr'
alice a Ia votre, ct REINFORCEMENT
En- entendant ces paroles enor.
mes, Mile de Porhoet rapproch'
vivement de con mention pOintu le
cartes developp6es EN- eventail dan
sa main, ct, redressant sa tall
6lancec, ellie me regarda en- fac
pour s'assurer de retat de ma raj
y son, puis Gle reprit son calme pa
un effort snrhumain, ct, approcha''
Il de son nez effil6 nne piucee de Ia
bac dEspagne :-vous me prouve
y rez celia. jeune bomme, me d'te'i'
i Honteux de ma ridicula vanteri
et tres-embarrasse des regards CT
rieux qu'elle m'avait attires, ]
> m'inclinai gauchement sans repo'
j. DIRE. Notre whist sacheva dams II
silence mornc. II etait dix heure'
. :, ct je me preparais q m'ssquiHe
10 ouand Mile de Porhoet me touch
. le bras :-Monsieur lintendant, d:
u ellie. me fera-t-il rhonneur de MA
.r compagner jusqu'au bout lie rav
nue.?
Je Ia saluai encore, ct je IL 5,
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Hot lunch from Iu A. Al. 10 r. NJ ". y. Ad'
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FRANK j. BlSTES, Proprietor.
Formerly of the Seem Saloon" and lately oi
the Jewel of the South"
Apr24-ao-ly'
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DES ETRANGEDeS.
Encoipnure des rues Green ct Thib0daux.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti pr6vient Sos smis
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PRIX NoDEREES.
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HebTEI. DENECHAUD,
Sc to "a CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
On American and European Plan. Centrally
Located near the Cotton Exchange anu
Principal Theatres,
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION WITH
TIE HOTEL.
Large aud Airy Rooms for Families and :om-
nercial Travellers. Jan1-iy
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VALUABLE wEsT-END PROPERTY
ON DOVER STREET NEAR HAhvIE STREET.
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sent 10 tho divisional command at Tunis.
IL was an easy transition from career so
thoroughly military to the War Ministry,
which he held In the de trcyrinet Cabinet.
The man who urged his appointment wss
VI, Clemenceau. one OF NJ. FloQueps seconds
on the "ielu Of honor" General Bou-
ianger's policy In tnls Office was one OF cne,.
Nv aud reform, and he openly pushed ior-
ward preparations for the war which many
secretly hoped would revenge France on
Germany.
His political life Of late has been one OF
extraordinary ylcissitude. which mas kept
him almost constantly before the eye OF the
public. The peculiar courses OF acton
which have gained for his system Toe
name OF " Bouiangsmv have made him an
occasional popular hero. On the fall OF the
Goblet ministry he retsred 10 The command
Of the Thirteenth corps. from which be was
teposed for characterization, and amused
himself and the world IN bis retirement, OF
various escspadcs, NJ which his liaroun Al
Raschid visit 20 Paris. with lis sequel OF
his dismissal from The armv is perhaps best re-
membered. Heiucreased his popularity Win
his followers OF strong snt.German feelings
by trying 10 force duel on Jules Ferry Tor
speaking slightingly OF him. lie was tnen
sent with enthusiasm 10 the Chamber OF Depu-
ties. and on Thursday his demand Tor dis-
solution OF the Chamber on the ground OF the
necessity for revision OF the Constitution
brought about the outbreak OF quarrel long
brewing between the Premier aud him. A
bitter debate controlled the disputsnts In
personalities. General Bouanger proved the
more apt OF the two in abuse. lie caleu NJ
Fioquei an "imputent liar" resigned from
his seat In huff. and left the Chamber AMID
the derision OF the Deputies. who promptly
passed a vote OF censure on him. The duei
that followed was no great surprise.
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WANTED, TO SELL A SEVEN
w EIGHTHS JERSEY COW with GALE by
her eide-third CALI Warranted 20 give three
and n half gallons Of mix a day. No. 1904
Franklin street -
iy l7lt' J. A. REYNOLDS e BROTHER.
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Pence and Good WAL,

A Berlin special saws: a private letter OF
the dead Kaiser, which hiss just come to light,
reveals that he had two objects uppermost in
his heart. First was the settlement OF the
Alsace> Lorraine question, and second the
marriage OF his daughter Victoria. For
months, perhaps years, his whole mind was
given TO the Alssce. Lorraine problem. Had
be lived he would have tried the expert.
ment OF giving Alsace-Iorraine yir-
tual home rule, with Prince Alex
ander OF Battenberg rs Governor. Then,
may be, We might have seen the realization
OF grand dream. "Germsny," be wrote,
"would have been delivered from the
cancer which has been eating away her
life since 1870, even as l shall perhaps be
freed from the cancer which Is eating into
NV throat"
With Germany and Aisace-LorraIne inde.
pendent there would be an end OF the deadly
feud between the Gaul and the Teuion. Eu.
rope would dIsarm, and peace and good win
would reign on earth.
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gsmes-River-v.lIey F.ir.
fCorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

scorTsyiLLE, Va, July 10. 1883.
The sixth annual meeting OF the above
fair takes place this year on the 10Th, 10Th.
and 2Ist OF september-aDont two weeks
earlier than usual on account OF our Rich
mond Exposition.
Every possible facility will be offered by
the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad to ex-
hibitors and visitors 10 the fair, and the at
tractions viii be unusually large and en-
ticing.
scottsville has been considerably stirred
within itself since the visit there OF the
James. River Valley Immigration Conven-
ton. which talked Of dong great things
for the Valley. aud the people are making
great efforts for au excellent exhibit OF farm
products. that Intending settlers may actually
see what can be raised In the James-Riyer
Valley.
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An Interesting Occasion.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

UPPER Zion, VA. July 10, 1883.
Yesterday an all-day meeting was held at
Upper Zion church and large crowd was
present Ia the morning NJ. Ramsay, the
pastor. preached An interesting sermon and
in the evening exercises were held by the
sunbeam Society. Very soon after dinner
the congregation returned to the church, for
all were eager To hear the children, and in
a short time the children marched In and
took their seats 10 front. All were dressed
in white and wore blue badges, and the
sight was indeed pleasing, but not more so
than were the exercises which Immediately
commenced, and for more than an hour the
congregation was treated to dialogues, re-
citations. music, d.. All the participants
knew their parts perfectly, and the exercises
were complete success.
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GRATEFUL-CoMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
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properties OF Well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. EpIs has
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well fortified with pure blood and properly
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Made simply with boiling water o. milk. sold
only Ia half pound tins by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES bPfS q ~,
homeopathic Chemists, London, England
fe 10Th, Sa&Iuly
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>o~ceS1sSe,s~t.~-r -.
ByR Il Chafin Co
and
W. X Bowie a Co.
RsaI Estate Agents and Auctioneors.

CoMMIssIo NEBs' SALE
~ or
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Leave Arfite
}. Richmoni. Petersburg.
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Rockingham Democrats.

HAREisoSBURG. Va, JULY 16.-At an i'm
mense gathering Of the Democrats here TO-
day Henry V. Strayer was unanimously re-
elected county chairman and delegates
for O'Ferr,ll elected 10 the Woodstock Con-
ventiou. Rockingham will vote Tor Cleye-
land, Thurman, and OFerrall.
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Funn and vifc) Richmond Chanccry Court
"a. Decree entered June -,
Jasper ct ella, 1883
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Rouss. offered.
RVter 0oS1Ets
IRx feiAKranh 10 fhA Qlsnafch 1

10y telegraph 70 the pispstch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. e., July lG.-The bonds
offered 10 tue Treasury to-day aggregated
si7i.350. Accepted, $500 registered as at
l27.
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What is ScrofuIa

It's that impurity in the blood, which, accumu.
Iatlng In the glands OF the neck, produces UNI
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
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developes ulcers in the eyes cars, or noae, often
causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin
OF pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors."
I'll more formidable enemy than consumption
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fits the most general Of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from It,
How can It be cured? by taking Hoods Sarsa
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Hoods SarSapaYilla
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SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION .ri"'
mond Aud scOsusillo leass. q. H.' '''
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CONNECTION
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railway for tie south, He'i 1ll
AZ Lynch burg xith NOriO.a hai 10
roai f.r all points south. >ouilu 81. i..
west, and Virginia Midland r4llahy Us 30
North and SCUM .t~..
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points IN the sOulh. and ni-nmoli. rs
burg and Potomac railroad Tor 10 -.-
AZ Lexington Win hai.naf' a. $50
roai. making close cons 'c-''n- % 80
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh an 80
10 points North sud las. d, ...,.. go 81
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Main street. 1000 Nam .t.ee., o p. 80
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
AUCTION SALEs-ruiure Bays.
ByR b. Chafin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L HOUSE AND LOT on VENABLE STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS, no. 24li NORTH SIDE OF
VEN ABLE)-LOT 40 FEET FRONT BY $50 OR
MORE FEET DEEPLY virtue Of a deed from
Henry Stewart and wife, dated November -,
1872. recorded In Henrico County Court on No
yember q, 1s72, aud at the request OF the heirs
OF Mary Ann Stewart, deceased, will sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. July 10, 1888.
at O'Clock p. NJ. tho HOUSE AND LOT OF
located as above described. The house
Is one and one half STOKES and IN fair condition.
The lot il desirable, having good front and
very doep. Tho building can be changed ibto
two tenements, and its nearnes5 20 the Electric
railway makes IL very convenient and adds much
TO its value for a home or for rentng.
Terms: one third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for notes With per cent
interest, 10 DO secured by deed OF trust
JOSEPH b. STEWART, Trustee.
Sale by X. b. CAAFFIN 81 CO., Auctioneers.
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