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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-25

The discovery of the precise circumstances
surrounding the pathetic death Of Anne Boleyn
seems somewhat apochryphal, but the nine.
teenth century can afford to swallow it If the
fifteenth can stand it
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MEMS AND LADIES Crows.

"a Every pair of "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves are
warranted and tried oa risk. if desired Twelve
experts in our Glove department, but during the busy
hours we find even a dozen clerks insufficient
Saturday being so busy day. those desiring Gloves
tried on will please try and call early tomorrow
MEMS 81 English Dogskin Gloves (automatic fas.
tenings).
instead of Csc
Gloves of every description for full Dress promen
ade. riding and driving for Ladies and Men, Misses
and Boys The best Gloves at lower prices than usual
because Of our strictly cash system.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The best handmade Shoes are seldom offered ct bar.
gain prices and because the merchants who keep the
best Shoes do asmal conservative business don't a-
ing to the oldtime style The merchant on the other
hand who sells cheap Shoes and ever advertising
bargains" % rarely has the best handmade Shoes In
stock.
Therefore SHOE BARGAINS ExrRAoRDI-
NARY quoted on the
F. F. 4 : + E. 4 + + :: ::
E Ensh go " 4 !
II S 90 Z / Fl E11.
s ssf 4 ERR gee gee 4 H I'M
Es / II / ii / { as s. II / f III II
+ # sss sss TT +
ILL Ii ssss I
FOR SATURDAY. JANUARY "a
The Shoe department has an ~opening" tomorrow
| in its new quarters ON FIRST FLOOR fthe parlor
rear Of the 10Th ST. annex Everything for your COM
fort. variety of the best custom made Shoes and
prices that must attract We sure Of il that we
have engaged another salesman.
CONTINUED below.)
SPECIAL PmcEs FoR SATURDAY.

CPEClL RICES TOR SATURDAY,
When the business Of department is su ficient to
claim space on our precious first -four it's a sign Of
development. Our shoe department is lust one wear
old and is already downstairs with the old folks Its
aprecocious youngster Daring, 1t asks YOU TO its
birthday party tomorrow, and as a souvenir Of the
occasion offers its Shoes AT LESS THAN THEY COST
WHOLESALE.
WE east our bread on the tcdtersr To- MORROW
FOR 81 Our So ladies' French Kid Button Boots;
custom made; three styles 1st those made on i'm
proved common sense' last. I'd, with opera toes
3D. Pointed toes and cloth tops to match the costume
FOR IS. Our 81 carefully Handmade Straight
Goat Button Boots. designed for wear in bad weather.
extra strong, waterproof but not heavy looking
FOR 81. Our 81. 50 Warranted Handmade Curacao
Kid Button Boots, with opera toes dress boot that
made to order would cost So
FOR 81 Misses I'll to q Button Boots in four
styles. No. L. French kid. spring heel at 80 No
= Straight Goat, with Dongols tips, at SECS. No 3
with patent leather tips. at s345. No 4. Finest
French Kid, hand made by experts. at s4l5.
One pair Of any of above-quoted Misses Boots for
tomorrow at 81 THE PAIR
FOR $1.25. Children's 20 to 1910 boots in three
styles No L. Patent Leather with French Kid tons at
$3.50. No. 2, French Kid at 1925. No. 3, Straight
Goat with Dongola tops at e.. Is.
Any of the above Children's Boots for tomorrow
$1.25 THE PAIR
ss Keeping in Stock only THE BEST SHOES we
are enabled to GUARANTEE ALI. SHOES
Ladies with children are asked to show apprecia
ton of our Shoe Departments Birthday Souvenirs on
calling early IN the day.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-25

The lord mayors banquet to our Mr.. Phelps
irritates the government organ newspapers
They complain with an air of injured dignity
that Mr.. Phelps is not entitled to farewell BAN
quets after the shocking treatment received by
Lord Sackville and the absence of any banquet
ing regrets at his departure from this country.
Further than this they attribute to Mr. Phelps
much Of the blame for Sackville's dismissal. 1t
is to be hoped this semi-morbid feeling will
soon pass of. Mr.. Phelps has not been all that
the American people could desire in a minister
at the court of st. James, but he has been
everywhere throughout his residence in Great
Britain, in both official and personal relations
strictly gentleman. Not only to him, but to
his official position, these farewell honors were
due. In Lord Sackville's case the circum-
stances were different Unfortunately for him
self and to the deep regret of all classes of
Americans, who would gladly have Joined to
honor him with farewell banquet. his depar-
ture was made under a cloud. His own ad-
missions answer the complaints of his friends
In England. He purposely took an undiplo-
matte step and then justified it in newspaper
interviews in a way TO offend the government
to which he was accredited. After that the
only course open to him and his friends was
the one taken-to go home quietly and soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-25
w. b. MOSES & SoS.

COR. nth AND SITS n. W.
viii continue to give per cent discount on all cash
sales until further notice, and. in addition offer the
following special drives:
LOCO Curtain Poles full length in ash walnut ma
hosany and ebony finish. with brass trimmings COM
plete. IL C. each.
800 Table and Piano Covers marked down 10 exactly
one-half their former prices.
1000 window Shades , feet wide and feet long
mounted ON spring rollers complete. 2Oc each
300 Mantle Lambrequins, Table scarfs and pieces
OF Borders of embroidered plush. felt aud tapestry
reduced TO exactly one-half the former prices
25 different colors Of 72-inch wide Felt Cloth csc n
yard.
l.500 yards of various kinds and colors Of Fringe
reduced TO one-half the former prices
1000 yards Tapestry, cross. stripe, plain very
heavy goods, suitable for curtains or portieres re-
duced TO Soc, 75c. and 81 a yard
l.750p pairs nottingham Scotch Guipure, imitation
Brussels Swiss Irish Point and Brussels Lace Curtains
marked in plain figures prices lower than New York
has advertised them.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
1000 yards of Tapestry Brussels CARPETS made
laid. and lined. at 55c. yard This lot comprises
some twenty patterns from which the most particular
buyers could find a choice
LOO yards of Med Extra Super Ingram Carpet. al
SOC yard.
$50 made-up Carpet Squares with border all around
varying IN size from yards vide by ~ yards long to
AZ yards wide by yards long
SPECIALITY
Berlin Rugs made in one piece 10 ht into as many
reeesses and around many a. any room can
contain, with border all around. These Berlin Rugs
or Carpets from 4 to inch in thickness and VIII
wear as long as a Turkish or Persian Carpet.
MARABOUT RUGS
These the most beautiful Rugs ever made ana
they are sold st prices within the reach of all
WE HAVE ERECTED
LARGE MOTH APPARATUs in our Upholstery
Shop.
THIS DRY-AIR SYSTEM is the only sure method
of Graduating the moth-niller WORM its egg and all
insects from Upholstered Furniture, Carpets ORA
peries. Bedding, Furs Clothing, 6c UBy this method
we not only guarantee 20 exterminate all animal life
but also to remove unpleasant odors from the goods
and disnfect them. thus destroying all germs Of dis
ease.
Pos.tiNe ly damage done 20 finest frames or fab
rice Anything that contains animal grease il food for
ths moth This method extracts that-iherehy secur-
il the article FROM the further inroads of the insscs
Call or write for price list
OUR UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP
Is Of the best in this country and our syste.
email les us TO do rsclass at prices charged f
ortlinry work. II you have any furniture 10 be NJ
paired on recovered call or write for an estimate
W. b. MOSES a son.
Cor. llth and sta. n q.
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II STREET CHINA STORE
Srocr or c IL Be- e1lSrrsd and improved.
eiooA We oniSA- eL1AsS AND HoUsEFURSIsH-
Must Be sold 10 make room Tor the work. come nov
for barYains.
LAWkkNCE CAVALIER.
S<sF 1910 y 1T NV
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New FANS AND JrwE1RY

Our special importation Of Fans for the Inaugural
Ball is here. For to-morrow's special sale, SO for
Fans of ostrich feather pumes and aigrette mounted
on single ivory sticks. Blue, Pink, and White
fine collection of real Amber, She'll IA karat Gold
and Sterling Silver Jewelry at nearly half jewelers.
prices Lower prices also for lowpriced Jewelry,
illustrated below.
Real Garnet Bracelets, 81 elsewhere 81. 25.
Rhinestone Earrings, 19c. elsewhere 81
Silver Glove Bangles, lie; elsewhere pc.
Roll Gold Bracelets, 34c.. elsewhere SOC.
Roll Gold Pins, Csc; elsewhere 81
eV- We can prove what we write above
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Cnntpual hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-25

WE STILL HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Oyercosts and Suits TO select from at prices that
astonish You. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING co. 9TH and q SITS. nfi-.}m
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T : f Fl 4 s. 8 Fl
E. E E f f ::
III n 4 4 4 f f F = =
III II g :: 9 T : + s. :: 9 II
ss ss 4 4 + Fee
ssss | II / / ILL Hnn
UNUSUAL PRICES
Our facilities for buying Notions are unsurpassed,
and the prices which usually ask far below any
of competitors but of this will not speak for if
You have ever had any dealings with know this
as well as we do; but what we want TO say is this:
Our buyer has Just returned from New York. where he
made some
goods which by taking extra large quantities the i'm
porters closed out at very low figures. They all
new fresh goods and if bought regular could not be
sold for less than 33 cent and so per cent
than what we are now asking for them.
THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THESE PRICES.
WHOLE WINDOW FULL OF THEM
5000 HAIR BRUSHES AT LESS THAN 4 PRICES.
lot real English bristle brushes, 25c worth Soc
lot real English briste brushes, piece back, 35c,
worth 75c
l lot of real English brstle brushes, piece back,
Soc, worth 81 and 5125.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
lot Of English tooth brushes, &c., worth I2l<c
lot of English tooth brushes, &C., worth 15c
lot Of English tooth brushes, &C., worth 2Oc
PINS.
A lot Of ENGLISH PINS, 500 in a paper, &c a
paper, worth Sc.
A lot of ENGLISH BOOK PINS mixed black and
white, DC. a book, worth 1Oc.
HAT PINS, &c. a doz
HAT PINS, cut heads, 1Oc. a doz worth 3Oc
DRESSING COMBS Sc, worth IOc
Fine Buffalo Horn Dressing Combs l5c worth 35c
COVERED DRESS STEELs, black. white or grey,
1-S-9 and 1O-inch, &c. a doz., worth Zoe.
LARGE BUTTON HOOKS. enameled handles, &C.,
worth SC.
A lot of THIMBLEs. celuloid lined. &C., worth &C.
BELT PINS, dull or bright heads, &c a doz., worth
&C.
SILK CORSET LACES. all colors, 16c pair
WHALEBONE CASING, all colors. 1Oc. apiece, 90
yds. in q pece.)
BETTING, all colors, PC. yard or 19c a piece of
10 yards.
FANCY GARTER WEB, sc. yard, worth IOc.
FANCY GARTER WEB, ! DC. yard worth zoe.
FANCY SILK WEB, 15c. yard worth Boo.
lot Of WRITING TABLETS. with lock and key
botter inside pocket 10c. worth 3Sc.
WOOD INK STANDS. 10c., worth Soc
POCKET INK STANDS, Ice, worth Soc
CHINA MUSTARD JARS, with spoon, &c each
worth 15c.
Pure white PEARL BUTTONS &C. doz worth IOc.
Pure white PEARL BUTTONS, IOc a dozen, worth
zoe.
A lot of CRowLEYs GOLD EYE NEEDLES, SIC.
paper.
COMMON SENSE HAIR CRIAIPERS, &c a dozen
The above are only few of the many hundreds of
items which we have sale. All of our notions are
sold in like proportions, CLARK'S o. N. T. COTTON
for SOC. Dozen
BARBoUR's LINEN THREAD, 200 yards, for &c.
spool.
TO DRESS MAKERS we would say that our special
prices to them regular goods low and in
cases lower than many WHOLESALE HOUSES THIS
SIDE OF NEW YORK. and YOU can buy in any guam
tity you want, large small. Come III when you are
down our way and get our list.
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Uuv
HE JERSEYS FoR 1889.
Shocked and braided Jerseys will be much worn.
and not only in black, but in the new dress goods
shades You will much admire the new blue.
THE LATEST NOVELTY JERSEY
has box plating and shocking at front, back and
sleevesthe sleeves with deepcu belt without fancy
buckle These jerseys have all the appearance of the
waists which have helped along the regulations of the
men "icdes' tdi'ors" The coors are the shades for
1SS9-New Blue, Terra Gotta, London Red, Black
Price, $3.50.
ANOTHER JERSEY NOVELTY
comes in the New Blue and Black with vest front and
blue and white cord at 'front.' back sleeves and collar
Price, s2.9s.
STILL ANOTHER NOVELTY
has pleated yoke. finished at waist with belt The new
blue and black. Price s2.9s
NOVELTY WORTH MENTIONING
is made up in Norfolk STYLE with braided yoke and
sleeves Belt and fancy buckle. Black only Price
$2.9S.
THE NEW BRAIDED JERSEYS.
The "Cadet" comes in the new blue brown, garnet,
and black. The braiding new and effective. Price
$3.50.
No less than eight styles of braided jerseys e. 90
Six styles at $685.
IMPROVED FLEECE-LINED JERSEYS.
For neatness comfort and durability none are bet
ter-none as good as these Price s2.9s
THE PALAIs ROYAL 81 JERSEYS.
Making speciality of 50 Jerseys. is it wonder we
daily told have the best values in town. Plain
and Vest Front are shown
FOR THE SPECIAL SALE
$1.6S Imported Stockinet Jerseys for sI.4S, which
is all our profit cut off Except few cents)
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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ta25 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WE HAVE CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVER
W coats at 81. 30. 3d. and 81 80 that are worth dou
Die THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
Co, 9TH and q sts., n(j-:}m
RUY AT TROTTS 1920 l4TH ST. N w. Is
csDt inch Saw, 20 cents; dozen Kitchen Teaspoons
cShts; large cast-steel Hammer, 3o cents; seven
wheel Lace. s1e cents yard bottle Sewing Machine
oan.SSper1n), 8 cents Whisk Brooms 5, q 3, cents
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A SPECIAL SALE
FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
tJan. 24D Jan 25) Dan. 26)
CLOAKS AND JERSEYS
For two reasons-frst, because the new Jerseys for
1889 have just arrived and second because We have
closed out manufacturers stock of Wraps
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below
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A SEAsoNABLE SUBJECT.
THIS IS THE SEASON FOR RECEPTIONS,
AND RECEPTIONS DEMAND SUITABLE
CLOTHING.
FASHION HAS DECREED THAT ONLY A
FULL DRESS COAT Is THE PROPER
THING" To WEAR
MANY GENTLEMEN DON'T WANT TO
PAY THE PRICE OF CUSTOM MADE SUIT.
AND WHY SHOULD THEY WHEN WE
MAKE FROM
HANDSOME IMPORTED GOODS
COAT LINED ALL THROUGH WITH FINE
SATIN, CAN BE HAD FOR LITTLE MORE
THAN HALF THE PRICE MERCHANT
TAILOR WOULD CHARGE FOR SAME
QUALITY
WE HAVE THESE SUITS MADE OF
FINE ENGLISH wHIPCoRD,
WHICH Is THE NEWEST IDEA FOR FINE
DRESS SUITS. ALSO, IN FINE ENGLISH
BRoADCLoTH
THE CUT. THE FIT, THE FINISH, AND
THE PRICE ARE ALL CORRECT.
z B. BARNUM co,
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THos. j. LurrsE1rs
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, ETC,
BFFORF SToCv r.rruo

THos. j. L,urrsELps
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, ETC,
BEFORE sToCK-TAKING.
70 dog; Gents LINEN COLLARS, slightly soiled.
sold at sl.5o per doz.. now soc. for ioz 'N'
800 Ladies' VESTS. sold at 81, reduced to 75c
lOo Ladies' VESTS, sold at 75c, reduced TO 5Oc
Al, All OF our ladies' and Gents RED UNDERWEAR at
close. 90 Ano oeio" COST 10
ut half price. az A'eaiiiianss
10 Per cent discount for cash on all silks Henri.
Goods, Bed Comforts, Blankets Sc till Fshrn.ry 81
100 GeIts sCARFS reduced from soc. to o,c
One lot BLACK SILK PRINCES reduced from, -r
u, and sl.2o to 25c. per yard ~ 'o0'
WOODEN PRINCES reduced from o5c IN IN.
Persons in want Of DRY GOODS can weIl invast
their money by calling at wei Invest
THOS. J. LUTTRELI,s
jew 10Th st. and Penna ave NV
IL YoU, WANT A SLIT OR ovERcoAT FOR
Boy IA 70 is at 81, 80, and 81 thar are war,h
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. 7th and q ara AL ~,
Saratoga, Long Branch and st. Augustine.
Have opened their Branch House, SIS 18Th .t
Cor two weeks only,)
with magnificent stock Of
DINNER AND BALL GOWNS,
Whiting costumeswrsps. Millinery. ETC., Just received
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Oun Sroox Is Coxrrrrr
EVERY COAT A sEAsoNABLE BARGAIN
We have punched all our coLoRED JACKETS in
the various cloths that 7es. sl6.9s sl5.4s.
e13.5o. s12. slo. 80 and e7ss and marked them all
s675.
An unparalleled bargain. These are all nobby and
desirable aud well worth the inspection Of all
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT on ALL FuRs.
Our FURs all well selected ana Of the hest skins
and win have plenty cold weather yet this will
prove good bargain.
hesitatineiy say we have the BEST BLANKET for .
FIVE DOLLAR BILL to be found
OUR SALE OF sl.5o KID GLOVES FOR Tsc.
Yet continues uninterrupted. the assortment Is COM
plete, the coors are all rood. These the Gloves
recommend for Mt, finish and elasticity and what a
chance for some people 70 hrstelass Glove sold
everywhere in the United States for s1.50 and e.,
FOR &c.
LANsBURGH BRO.
jaa4 42o 4e2 424. 42e 9TH st.
WV. III. McKxrw
933 Pennsylvsnia avenue
Now is your opportunity to secure genuine BAR
GAINS in our
wwwwww ERE A PPpfp
wv III i T. Il ! Err
Department. Every garment IL marked way down,
and if you interested the price and quality will
surely meet your approval.
ALASKA sEAL-sKIN sAcoUEs
at great reduction.
few Children's
e. 5,s g ! 4 4 + : :
all sizes, at very low closing prices
Ladies will please remember we carry a complete
line of Furnishings
Our GLOVES have Justly maintained their reputa-
ton for perfection. Our best grades are the finest that
can be produced by the Leading Manufacturers in the
World We carry at all times a complete assortment
in all the colorings and latest embroideres from
70 30-button length.
Hosiery, Underwear. Handkerchief, Corsets &C. p
and P. ID. makes) Collars and Cuffs Ruching Yelling
Umbrellas, &c, &c.
We are Offering AT COST some very fine MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR Call and examine it before you pur-
chase elsewhere.
WM- II. McKNEw,
Successor to r. H. Taylor,
ja3-3m 933 Pennsylvania ave.
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DOST YOURSELF ON PRICES IN OvERCOATS
and suits, before you buy elsewhere, at the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
n6-3m 9TH and g SITS.
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BLAME BOOKS
OF all sizes and grades from the smallest
Memorandum Book to the largest Ledgers Journals
Day-Books, Record Books, sc,
Tablets or Memorandum Blocks from a penny up
g. @. PURSEIL.
1a20 AIS 9th at
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fNHE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
9TH and q SITS are closing out their entire stock
n6-3m 80 cents on the dollar
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01

agricultural
Pacific Railroad offered facilities opening that
Settlers and improve the wild prair and from the
thus entirely ding the
theory Still fingered the minds cepc and moved thead
meridian declared all Of that desert and
acquired those who have
fairly hundreds miles that line Oh
desert established beyond reasonable doubt
First that and made uniaysuc
Northern highest the benc lands without other h
gaon i time and by it method second
that tho rainfall or that purpose amply sufficient
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01

The climate all that could desired being sufficient
length mature all cereals and vegetables the northern United States
and its frequency In the 1887 the number which
fell q Great Falls in less quantities. follows
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01

favorable cimate third markets. fourth practical utilize these cond
ons and make them available promote general
vicinity Immediately tributary
good arabic land producing
and unculvated state grass that attain growth
one to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-02-16

"TeN ME how aou liz. my ne,p Gress.n
I do not know wha: | might do-make u
scandal, or kill myself or you, I'm sur, /
can't say what. YOU nearly sent me wild
the other day VIXEN you were carrying on
with Miss do Ia Molle. All, yes. | saw it al.
| have suspected you fora long time, and
sometimes l thinl, that you are r, ally in lovo
with her. And now. sir. ! tell sou what 1T
Is, wehave bad enough II this n.eiai:cl IS
talk to last me for q month What did you
come here for at all this morning. just when
! wanted to get you out Of my head for an
hour or two and think about my gardcns !
suppose it was all a trick Of Mr. Quests
bringing you here He has got some fresh
scheme on. | am sure of 1t from his face
Well, 1t can't be helped. md since you are
here. Mr.. Edward Cossey, tell me how you
like my new dress. and she posed herself and
courtes;ed before him. "B!ack. you see. to
match my sins and show of my complexion.
Doesn't 1t ft wellf'
"Charmingly," he said, laughing In spite
of himself, for he felt in no laughing mood.
and now L tell you what it Is. Belle: I am
not going to stop here all the morning, and
lunch and all that sort Of thing. 1t docs not
look well: to say the lesst Of 1t. The proba-
bility % that half the old women in Boising-
ham have got their eyes dxed on the hall
door to see how Icing I stay. | shall 60 down
to the Office aud come back at half past q"
IA very nice excuse to get rid Of me" abe
said; "but ] dare say you are right, and
want to see about the garden. There. good
by, and mind you arc not late, for to
have q nice drive round to the castle. Not
that there Is much need to war; you to be In
time when you are going to see Miss de Ia
Molle, is therel Good.by, good.by."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-02-16
himself, "vhy shouldf interfer.

recolecttng himself, "Why should& interfers
In itfs
81 do not thidk,n answered Nj. Quest. te.
norfng the latter part Of the question, s'thas
With your prospects, you would ind It did.
cult to got thirty thousand or twice thirty
thousand pounds. I know several who would
consider IL an honor to lend the money 10 q
Coeesy. Il only for the saks Of tho introduc.
don-that q, Of course, provided the secur.
tty was Of q legal nature"
LET mo ~ the letter" said Edward
Mr.. Quest handed him the document con.
veytng the commands Of Coesey & Son, aud
b rad It through twice.
1.-THE old man means business, y he said, a
hs returned It; ''that letter VA written by
him, and when be has once mazda up his mind
It Il useless % try and stir him. Did you ny
that yon were going to see the squire to
dayr
mo. I did not say 50, but a q matter Of
tact am. His man, 0sorge-a shrewd fel-
low, BY the way,for ono Of these bumpkins--
caus with . lsttsr asking msto 80 up to the
castle. 90 shallt get round there to lunch. Il
u about this frssh loan that the old gentle.
man wishes to negotiate OF course / shall
b obliged to toll him that instead Of giving
frssh Loan ~ shall have to serve Q notice On
him.
Don't do that Just yet,' said Edward, With
dsctsiou. write 20 the house andaay that
their Instructions shall b attsndsd to. There
. no hurry about the notice, though ! don't
~ how lam to help In the matter. Indeed
there 70 no call upon ma"
"Vsry' well. M. Cessey. And now, By tha
way. are you going to the castle this sftsr.
uoonf'
"Yes, I belisvss %. whyf'
swell. | want to get up there to luncheon,
and I am in q az. Bslle will want the trap
to go there this aftsrnoon. Can sou lend me
your dog cart todrive up. aud then perhaps
you would not mind Il she gave you 4 LIT
this afternoon" ~
"very vel" answered Edward, "that q Il
it suits Mrs Quest. Perhaps she may object
to carting nle about the countryE
IL have uot observed any such reluctance
on her part, said the lawyer dryly, "but We
eau easily settle the question. must 60
ZONE to get some plans before l attend the
vestry meeting about that pinnacle. Will
you step across with me and we eau ask herl'
"Oh. yes" he answered. II have nothing
particular to do"
And accordingly, as 0 n as MIR. Quest had
made some small arrangements and given
particular directions to hi, clerks as to bis
Whereabouts for the day, they set OF TO-
gether for the lawyers private housa