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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
THE NATURAL GROWTH

OF business founded upon true business
principles and conducted upon plan of
Equal FAIRNESS TO ALL
Sometimes exceeds the expectations Of the in
corporator. Such has been the case with me,
thauas 70 the public. / am prepared to an
nounce the opening of new departments to-
morrow morning.
The announcement alone may not induce you
TO come. but the total disregard for cost and
value Of goodsas quoted below will bring you,
j am certain.
These prices positively for tomorrow only at
r. GoLDscHMrD. 1007-1009 F st. NV.
PERFUNEEY AND SOAP DEPARTMENT.
Triple extract. Is o., 8 cts. a bottle.
Triple extract, o.. Is cts. a bottle.
French improved bay rum. Is cts. bottle.
Florida water, II cts. a bottle.
Red star glycerine soap, cts. bar.
4 Goldschmid's toilet soap, cts. large
cake.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
26-inch fast dye Saline umbrellas with rolled
gold handles. 9S cts; % in, S1.1S.
10 per cent discount on my entire line of
Saline and gloria silk umbrellas, which consists
= Of over 200 different styles.
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
Royal sterling silver shoe and glove buttoner,
10 cts.
25 CT. royal silver oxidize pins for Zoe. and
Isc
Is ct. silver pins for 1s cts.
Ladies' and gents collar buttons, cts. each.
25 CT. cuff buttons for IS cts.
10 per cent discount on all jewelry at and
over 80 cts.
TRUNK. SATcHEL. AND VALrsE DEPARTMENT.
10 per cent discount on the largest and finest
assortment ever shown in the CITY,
PICTURE FRAME DEPARTMENT.
81 frames. 8 by TO- at 4Sc.
35c. frames. 8 by 10, at 25c.
DC. plush frames at 15c.
25c. brass frames at lOc.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
School tablets. &c.
Combination knife, pencil, and pen holder
1Sc.. worth SOC.
A box of Marcus Ward linen paper contain
ing quires and 100 envelopes. representing
the house OF William Shakespear in which he
was born, only S1.2S, worth 20.
box containing "a sheets of paper and en-
velopes. only &C., worth 10c: 25c. boxes for 1Sc.
CURTAIN POLE AND WINDOW SHADE DEPART
MENT
Patent roller Holland shades. 25c
Curtain poles with brass fixtures 22c.
BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
Handsome rattan carriage, only Is. 20; uphol-
stored with silk plush and silk parasols, only
S1.9S; also 10 per cent discount on an elegant
assortment of baby carriages from the leading
manufacturers.
REFRIGERATOR AND Ice CHEST DEPARTMENT.
10 per cent discount on an immense assort-
ment of refrigerators and ice chests from 81. so
to $500.
y. BAH goods bought at my establishment
are guaranteed as represented and if not salts
factory, money refunded at
X. GOLDscHMID, 1007-1009 F st. NV
AfFNa IN~ $50
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Two CASES REMNANTS BLFACHED Cor TON &c.
Beautiful Sattines. 15c. Dress Ginghams, 10, 12c.
All of our Carpets at cost.
JOHNSON. GARNER x Co., 636 Pa. ave.
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WIxoN's. 500 9th street. Best lard &C.; corned
beef &C.: round steak. pork. sausage 1Oc.; sauer.
kraut zoe. gall; salt pork &c.; 4 cans corn Csc
roll butter, finest quality, 25c.; good article
20c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

The Great Reduction Sale in Ladies' and
Children's Worsted and Cashmere Suits and
Newmarkets is still in progress at the "Manu-
featuring Establishment" sls 9TH st. W., Her
zog's old stand
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INV SPRING STYLE DERBYs now opening;
choice STYLES. Prices from 50 to "a. r. c.
LEWIS Son, 1921 New York ave. near 18th ST.
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CUT THIS OUT.-Ferd. Frank. 1906 18th st.
NV. and 333 Pa. ave. s.e.. will offer for to-mor-
row only-Ladies kid goat. dongola and glove
foxed blttOn. worth al. 40. 81 so and S1.75. all
widths and sizes, for S1.l5
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia. Maryland, Del
aware. Eastern Pennsylvania. and New Jersey.
snow; much warmer; easterly winds becoming
southwestern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

If You Desire a really fine cup of Coffee,
and wish to purchase the same at very reason
able price, visit our tea and coffee department.
The finest goods and lowest prices to be found
in the city.
NJ & P METzGER All 7th st. NV.
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ARTISTIC DESIGNS in wall papers, etchings,
engravings, &c. Picture frames made to order.
b. J. LAWS, 1927 Pa ave.
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We HAVE THE LARGEST stock of diamond ear
rings in town. Do not buy until we have quoted
You prices, as We are direct importers of
diamonds. r. HARRIS i Co.. 1872 It'll ST.
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AT THE Fam tomorrow.
Gala day for Great Bargains
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GENUINE calls foot jelly; made especial
for invalids. T. JARVIS. 426 eth st. NV.
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FoE BOYS Suits and Overcoats go to Oak
Hal. cor. 10th and sts., and get them at just
half price
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GET ONLY THE BEsr.

AT The FAIR tomorrow.
Feather Busters worth 81 so for 49c
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BREAKFAST HoNISY. lbs. packages, lie. d
ELLIS. Sd and A SITS. Sc. Capitol Hill.
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When in need Of good smoke at reasonable
prices try our Opera Bouquet" and -Saboroso'
brands They are frst-class handmade goods,
and sc. each.
II 4 p. METzaER, All It'll ST. NV.
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FULL DRESS SUITs and Lord Chumley" Cape
Overcoats at Oak Hall. cor. 10th and F SITS.
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OPP PANTS, half-price, Oak Hall, cor. 10th
and II sta
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Buy Yors Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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foR SUITS and Overcoats for Men and Bows
ut hak-price, Oak Hall, cor 10th and F sta.
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AT The FAIR tomorrow.
Feather Busters worth Fl 70 for 400
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Go TO JSo. r. KELLY. Center Market. for Wash.
ington dressed beef. Corned beef a speciality
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AT TEE FAIR tomorrow.
Gala day for Great BARGAINS
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VALENTINES at J. Jay Gould's. 9th st.

Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil" is pure.
Recommended and prescribed by best physi-
Clans JSO. c. BAKER & Co., PHILADELPHIA.
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Don't be Imposed on with counterfeits. The
genuine Salvation Oil is what you want. 25c.
For Bright, Quick Fire and cbeap.
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Companys
Coke. JOHNSON BRoTHEra
3m Exclusive agents
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

acknowledgements.
MISUNDERSTANDING Troubadours.
6LosE.-yariety.
CENTRAL HAIL---Prof. Carpenter.
y. i. AVENUE RISK.-Prof. Gleason.
HAxEIs.-"A Bunch of Keys"
hkHxAxs.-Hyds a Behrnan Troupe.
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Fl Fl s !! Y 4 4 ( l.
+ E; 4 s S + III s &C. &C
,PPP 90 wv Odd ZEE RRR
2 20 Wwww 2, b E., 3 81
ABSOLUTELY PURE

This powder never vsries marvel OF purity,
strength, and vholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds. and he sold in competition
with the multitude Of low-test, shor-weigt alum or
phosphate powder. Sold oniv cans. ROYAL BAK-
Iss PowDKs Co.. 1o6 Wall street. ny. janl2
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SUPERFLUoCs HAIRS removed bv electric
needle. Mrs. DR.. GABRIEL, 1921 G st. NV.
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MARRIAGE LfcESszs.-Msrriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO Richard
stuart and Annie Hayson; John ]. Cherry and
~. y. Br.igt; BENJAMIN Dagerson and Mary
Dodson aud Phebe Ann Jacobs, both Of Fairfax
e0Gnty, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

Bargains in Clocks. Frank, Jeweler, 46l
Pa ave
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Rues from Kiriu, Japan. Don't miss tn,
sale at W. II. Hoekes this week
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Barry's Tricopherous viii positively re-
store hair to bald heads; nothing equal to it. 1
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PROFESSIONAL.

fhOt ESSlONAL
DRoF CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant, Astroloeer and Spiritual Medium. born
with second sight and veil Every hidden mystery
yealed Receivers lost or stolen property. Finds hid
Gen Treasures. Gives lucky numbers. Causes speedy
marriages. Brings separated together Gives
in business. Removes all family troubles and evil
ruences. Cures sickness. II disaTpointed by efforts
OF others judge not all alike the Professor
vince the most skeptcal StrznRers from other
al time and disappointment by calling the
only genuine csirvoyait IN this city he succeeds
where all others tail, and adverises only what he
60. sittings, SOC. Lfe-readng by mail receipt Of
81. Name, lock of hair. date of birth Hours " d
Open Sundays from 4 " pm
jan26-tomhl' 42l 9th ST. n We
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS or
M LIFE All business confidential Ladies and ren-
teinen 90 cents each 4Os 81. between 4th aud 9Th
sta. NV. se24-2Ows
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INK BUTTER FINE BUTTER.
JAS. F. OYSTER
Main offce-Pa. avenue and 9Th street.
Market stands-9th street wing Center Market.
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Valentines at J. jay Gould's, 9th st.

Send Your Name and Address
with two cents to Colgate & Co.. IS John 81
n. Y, for sample Of Demulcent Shaving
Soap. tu.f2w
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36-Page Illustrated Domestic Fashion
catalogue given away at the Domestic Sewing
Machine office. 18th and II. mailed free to any
address. Z. AUERBAcH, Exclusive Agent. 2
The Cutting of the mucus must always
precede the stopping of a cough. and unless
II is subsequently removed from the BODY a
real cure cannot be effected To separate the
mucus Soden Mineral Pastilles are of excel
lent service. They are prepared from the So
den Springs of which the famous DR. o Thi-
lenius of the Nassau Board Of Health, in his
celebrated book. The curative Springs of Mas
sau,' says: Chloride of sodium. ca-bonic acid
and iron are their most important inpre-
dents" and he emphasizes that their effects
are most desirable in ell irritations of the mu-
cous membranes of the respiratory or diges-
tive tracks, and are extensively used by suffer-
ers from pectoral troubles with great success
Almost all frst-class druggists have the Soden
Mineral Pastilles for sale at SOC. a box.
General Agency for America, SopEN MINERAL
SPRINGS Co., LIMITED, Is Cedar ST., New York. 5.
Piles! Pilesw Piles.w
Blind. bleeding. internal or protruding piles
no matter of how long standing. speedily cured.
No cutting, tying, laying up or loss Of time from
business. DR.. II. ID. SHRADER (Specialist)
Office S04 9th st. NV. Consultation free,
8 Valentines at J. Jay Gould's, 9th st.
Send Your Name and Address
with two cents to Colgate & Co.. IS John ST.
n. T., for a sample Of Demulcent Shaving
Soap. tu.f2w
Don't be Imposed on with counterfeits. The
genuine Salvation Oil is what you want. 25c
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap.
al al hx,rr UT,nt sxx<~< n r n
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K. GoLDsCHMID, 1OO7-1009 st. NV.
Strictly one-price store
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36-Page Illustrated Domestic Fashion
catalogue given away at the Domestic Sewing
Machine office. 9TH and H. mailed free to any
address. C.. AUERBAcH, Exclusive Agent
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FINE BETTER.
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ROSE CoGHLAN's new play "Jocelyn,' to be
presented at the National next week, is said to
be very interesting and to give Miss Coghan
ample opportunity to display great dramatic
powers.
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THE HENRIETT

Seats are now on sale. n
GLOBE THEATER.
W fenEa. ave, near 18th 81
Mstinees Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
F1kST-CLaSs VARIETIES
EVERY NIGHT
Admission. TO- 20. and 80 cents fS-6ts
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OPP rELlows, n AL NAvYYARD. THE snow
IA mi MiNsIRELs VIII give an entertainment
fseSrnsfy ~, for the benSht OF The LADiES kTIlFF
ASSoCiAlIoN Of LARRAGuT POST No. To- o. A. X
n - Tickets p cents
az O'Clock. - Nt'iAA0' V - 80.
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WHAT IS GOING ON IN BLADENSBURG AND vICIN-
IrY-THE OLD CALVERT MANSION.
| Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
L'ENVOI.

Loon Monprat had lor once performed
courageous action. At imminent risk he had
sought and secured admission to the pres
ence of the victorious and returning sove-
reign, and with utter forgetfulness OF self
poured out to him tho history Of his daugh-
ter and her husband.
A stern lover OF justice and equity himself,
the Prussian monarch heard him with deep
attention, and moved by the story OF tho
mans patient heroism and the girls long
martyrdom, he sent an ordor for the delay OF
the sentence, until he himself had inquired
into its details. That order would have come
too late save for the fact of Ninette's despor-
ate sacrifice and Bohmer's artful stratagem.
Determined to give his unfortunate friend u
last chance Of escaping his fate, and with
some mad superstitious idea that Heaven
must intervene ere a sentence so unjust
could be carried out, ho had, unknown to all,
drawn the bullets from the muskets Of those
soldiers appointed TO carry out the sentence.
and when the reprieve eamo Leroux was
saved, and Ninette had only tainted from the
shock of the fearful ordeal she had under
gone Angry as the commandant was, no
could say nothing In the face Of that pow
erful mandate, and when Won Brand
stein heard of all that had occurred, and
knew what tho inquiry that would follow
might mean for himself, he sent in his resig
nation and left Berlin with all possible speed.
The fate of Peirre Leroux was soon decided.
What the king might not have yielded to any
persuasion, he yielded to the lovely face and
pitiful entreaties of the girl wife who had
suffered so deeply and so long. With the
conclusion of the war he gave them permis-
sion to return to their own country and their
own home, not even allowing Of a ransom.
Reunited, happy. safe, the long tried hus-
band and wife once more found themselves
in their own fair home, with the freedom
and the peace, and the sweet delicious sense
Of liberty and love alone filling their hearts
Like an exile restored to his birthright,
SO Pierre Leroux feasted his eyes on the
waving golden fields, the glad green dewy
earth, that had never seemed SO full OF
peace and beauty as it seemed now.
Then his eyes rested on the fair face
beside him-on the deep lustrous eyes from
whence all shadow of suffering had de-
parted, leaving only Lowell
Sweet MS the light of day looked the future
before them, all the swceter for pain long
endured-for sorrows weary martyrdom.
"Nothing shall part US again. dear love-"
he murmured tenderly; nothing need have
done so had but trusted you more Now We
have endured SO much, it seems us il our very
Joy had boon snatched from the jaws of the
grave"
"Does not that make it douby precious"
she asked, clinging yet more closely TO the
arm she held.
And she was right; for there is no love
like that which r.ses victorious over doubt
and pain, and in the cruelty OF despair, lives
on and on, unconquered and undismayed, to
find its paradise OF joy even amidst tho shad-
ows OF death
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

''Take heart" he said kindly, in his rough
German accents, sit is better that he die thus
than that he lives on to boar tho life he has
led here"
She raised her head and looked at him. 80
might the dying look, he thought, with that
unearthly horror in their glazed eyes, that
muto despair upon their silent lips.
In the stiffness came the sound Of march.
ing feet, the rattle of muskc.ry, tho long
solemn roll OF drum. That sound awoko
her from her trance. Sho sprung to her feet
and gaZed wildly round. Tho soldier had
turned to the window to watch the procos.
sion. She looked over his shoulder, and the
sight froze her blood to ice and held her
limbs nerveless and powerless in the horror
and remorse that consumed all other feel
ings.
She saw tho man she loved rs he walked
slowly, steadily by. A priest by his side,
murmuring the service OF tho church-hs
executioners beside and around him. In the
open square they paused, turned, halted. Her
eyes saw every movement-her earE caught
very sound. She saw them bind his eyes. She
saw the golden sunlight pour down its rays
on his bare head--his erect and tranquil
form. She saw the levelod muskets awaiting
the signal, while over ull that mockery Of
justice, that tragedy of revenge, shone the
rosy warmth of the glad new day.
"Wait-oh waltz"
The cry burst from her lipsl With the
next instant she was on the spot-her arms
around his neck-her head ON his breast.
while through the air crash Of sound
thrilled and thundered. and n rolling column
OF heavy smoke hid them both from sight.
AS the crashing echoes died away, there came
a command, loud, stern, and ominous.
"Wait-in the Kings namep An orderly,
with breathless haste and armed with a mis-
sive, whose purport pone could doubt, stood
before them.
"The prisoner Is to await His Majesty's
investigation into this matter. Am I in
timer"
The commandant approached, pale and
troubled. II regret you are too late" he
said, "the sentence has just been executed"
He pointed to where tho smoke waves still
hung in heavy, misty folds; but even as he
pointed great cry ront the air, for there be-
fore them stood the man erect and un-
harmed, and clasped in his arms was II
woman's slender form. In that moment all
discipline was forgotten. This silent, rigid,
phalunx threw aside their muskets and
rushed to that spot where, with an agony
and dread beyond all hs had yet known.
Pierre Leroux bent over that lifeless, silent
figure.
'You have killed her |" he cried, In his wild
and terrible grief. "My love, my life, my
own! What was my life worth that you
should seek to preserve 1t at such cost?"
"Hush !' said q voice in his ear "if she bo
indeed dead. it is not from ball or powder OF
ours. The bullets were drawnp
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
RISING SUN, CECIL COUNTY. MD, FRIDAY, JUNE

Ill These thoughts nerved him with the
strength Of desperation-almost Of hatred.
Keeling, swaying, struggling breast to
breast, so they strove, siently-relentlessly
But the enfcebled frame OF the French soldier
was no match for the ferocious strength Of
his antagonist. A moment, and there was II
crash-a heavier iall that echoed afar, and
brought the soldiers from tho guardroom and
courtyard in u tumultuous mass.
They saw the powerful frame of the Prus-
sian officer trembling with II tempest of pas
sion-his foot on the fallen body of the man
he had injured and tortured so long, and on
his face the lust of furious hatred-a blood
thirsty longing, terrible as the shadows Of
prcmeditated crime.
"Take him hence" he said to tho men,
"and put him In irons for the night. He has
concocted plot TO escape, and struck SUI
perior officer. He will learn his fate soon
enoughl'
And with heavy hearts and great COM
passion. for one who they knew had at last
been tried beyond his strength, the bore him
away to his solitary cell
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
APlano playing Monkey.

Tho latest prodigy at the piano is reported
to be quadrumane-a monkey. to wit. that
executes morceaux brilliantly with all four
hands at once, while he gracefully turns ovor
the leaves of the music with tho tip Of his
prehensile tail. 1t is not stated whether or
not the music h?s been specially written for
him II quatre mains; perhaps lao simply due
plicates what has boon written for ordinary
two handed players of the EuLins:e.n order.
TIE achievements OF this wonderful ap-
surely mark new AMI most important
epoch in the arran gem snt Of the orchestra.
London Court Journal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
IN IRONS,

had fed from her fathers house until the
she was concealed had not even escaped Il
police vigilance but all in vain. In her pic
turcsque disguise. with her close-cropped
curls, and the tiny mustache which Gretchen
had insisted on procuring for her, she looked
complete peasant boy, and might have
challenged detection even from the Prussian
officer himself. The old woman's tale of a
visit from her nephew was mover questioned.
She was we'll known as a simple, pious, hard
working woman, and Gretchen was quick
witted enough to ward of any troublesome
inquiries. They were therefore not mo-
Tested, though when Ninette's dangerous
illness had been at its height, they had been
terribly alarmed, for fear ii might have
caused inquiry and led to serious results.
When the batfed Prussian saw that his re-
searches were fruitless, he revensed himself
by tenfod persecution of tho unfortunate
man who had all unwittingly aroused his
hatred. They rarely came in actual contact
now, but the commandant carried out the
coloners instructions to the letter, partly be-
cause he was himself a fierce partisan, and
hated the foo with implacable enmity, partly
because he was in some measure indebted to
Won Brhndstein for the position he held, and
dill not wish TO loso his influence.
Pierre LarouX certainly gave as little cause
as II man well could for the dastardly cruelty
and insolent opprobrum that were his daily
portion. He felt it all deeply and bore il
silently, and save for the flush that would
sometimes light his eyes, he gave no sign oil
resentment or rebellion.
1t was about three weeks after Ninette's
flight that Leopold Won Brandstein again
sought an interview with Leroux. The
Prussian had suddenly become convinced
that he must know of her flight, aud per
haps of her place of concealment 1t was an
illogical and foolish idea, but love, jealousy
and baflled passion had deprived him of his
usual calm reasoning powers, aud for ono,
he acted on Impulse and sent for his foU.
The man was brought to his presence, anu
his ruthless eyes swept over the palo haggarG
face, the thin weak figure that scarce had
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
CHAPTER XVII.
"CoNDEM NED I"

N the darkness Of
his close and small
cell, with the heavy
ira m p of h is
guards alone walk
ing the stiffness
around, Pierre Le-
roux lay through
out that weary
night. With con-
sciousness came
back tho memory
OF all his folly had
brought upon him
the words of his
foe-the sweetness
of fhn knnUIndna