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Bladensburg Notes.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.

BLADENsBURa, May 8.
The o'clock express train, in passing here
this afternoon for Washington. struck wagon
loaded with sand just above Hyattsville. The
wagon, which was driven by colored man
named Kirk Adams, was completely demolished.
Strange to say, neither the driver nor the horse
was seriously injured. though Adams was
knocked TO the ground with some violence. 1t
is supposed that he was asleep when the acct
cent occurred.
Sheriff Darnall took to the Marlboro Jail to-
day VIM. Jones, colored, who has been for some
days in the custody of the Washington officials
for larceny committed near Hyattsville
The body Of the murdered woman, Eliza Fos-
ter. was disinterred here to-day by relatives
and taken to Washington for burial.
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The Unfit Police Court Building.

In compliance with the request of Judge
Miller, Health Officer Tovnshend has made
another inspection Of the Police Court build
ing and reported that: at is in an insanitary
condition, as it has been for years, the defects
consisting in liberalization, poor plumbing
work, defective sewerage and dampness. In
stead Of going into details. inclose you a copy
Of my letter TO thu Commissioners Of July a.
l5SS, and would say that find no reason to
change NV opinion as to existing conditions as
compared with the statement given at that
tnA"
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G. TIE EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than two-thirds Of the population Of the
city in which it Is printed who are able to read!
Can tbs record Be matched by Tat Of any otter
netespoper in The tcorld'
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

In the case Of Edward Turpin, one Of the
three colored witnesses convicted OF perjury in
the Beale divorce case, the motion for a new
trial was overruled by Judge Bradley to-day.
Policeman Cutler, Of the ninth precinct, and
John Burns, young man who has charge OF a
Matchbox on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
track, were in the Police Court to-day each
charging the other with an assault. Judge
Miller heard the testimony and fined the police
man $40 or 80 days. The charge against Burns
was dismissed.
John Commodore, colored, was fined $40 by
Judge Miller to-day for an assault on Philip
Christian
In the Police Court to-day colored servant
named Fannie Alexander was fined IS for steal
ing table-cloth from Louis Brody. She had
been In the employ Of the complainant for If
teen years.
A colored man named Geo. Carr was attempt
ing 70 dispose OF portion Of push-cart yes
terday when he was arrested by Detective
Block. 1t was learned that the cart had been
stolen from +. II. Mansfield Carr was given
six months in Jail by Judge Miller to-day.
The teachers Of the kindergarten system
yesterday celebrated the anniversary of the
birth OF Froebel Ar entertainment was given
by Mrs. Louise Pollock at All Souls church.
The officers OF the first precinct have pre-
sented Lieut.. Amiss with a handsome crayon
portrait of himself
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Geo.
Reyes French and Alberta Lewis Benedict
Andrew ]. Gay and Leila A. Harlow, both OF
Charlottesville, Va.
The funeral of the Hon. VIM. H. Barnum
took place at Lime Rock, Conn, in Trinity
the family lot There were present. mourners
from all over the country, among them many
prominent politicians, including sx-PresidsP'
Cleveland
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GEN. BUTLER'S SPEECH.
Admiral Porter Says there Was One
Coward, but VIII not Give His Name.

In his Boston speech Wednesday Gen. But
Ter, in eulogising Farragut at New Orleans,
spoke Of His brave officers, all save one, a
high officer, who ran away" The attention Of
Admiral Porter was called to Gen. Buffers
speech yesterday. The admiral said:
There were three officers who failed to take
their ships past the fort, who were censured
by Farragut in general orders. One Of the
three, a commander, undoubtedly did behave
badly and ran away. The others were not
properly censurable, and were exonerated by
Farragut when he understood the circum-
stances. will not give you the name of the
officer who ran away. / have no doubt Gen.
Butler means the same man 1 do. 1 never
could account for that naval commanders con-
duct. Once in another engagement I knew
him to do a very daring act in cutting a ship
out from under the enemy's guns, but on two
other occasions he ,discredited himself He
lost caste with his brother officers after his
misbehavior at New Orleans but in later years
partly regained his standing. L agree with
Gen. Butler that the credit for the capture of
New Orleans is due to Farraput"
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Boy Criminals in the Police Court.

Page Wormley and John Freeman, colored
boys who live in South Washington, were in
Judge Miller's court this afternoon charged
with trespass. They went to the house of Chas
W. smyler, on NJ street southwest, yesterday,
and cut some of the lead pipe from the sewer
connections. They were caught in the act and
Policeman Sanford arrested them. In dispos-
ing of the cases Judge Miller referred to the
number Of children who are brought before the
court. Many of them, he said, are small in
size, young in years, but adopts in crime. The
judge told the boys parents that they had bet
ter correct their children. He did not mean by
that to give them lick and promise, but give
them good thrashing and make them go to
school The judge imposed fine of $40 or
thirty days, and suspended execution of SEN
tence during good behavior
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT
Room in desirable locality on Capitol Hill in
board. References Address p. Star Office. my4-3t.
WANTED BY A COUPLE WITH TWO SMALL
w children. two UNFINISHED Rooms on second floor,
where Caterer will be allowed; must be moderate
II. 4. L., Star office.
WANTED-BY JUNE 1, THREE OR FOUR UN-
~ furnished Rooms for light housekeeping, north
OF south Of \, east of 18th, and west OF 9th Ad-
dress d. +. W., Star Office. my3-2t.
WANTED-DOCTOR'S OFFICE AND BED ROOM
w with or without board, west of 9th street and
north OF pennsylvania ave. Address DOCTOR, Star
Olnce my3-2t'
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ssTINHE WORLD DO MOvE"-REMEMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
pdoes witches cleaned, 81 fFst-Oisss msn-spripgS
arranted one year, al clock and tewslry work ct
l224 ct. NV. 16-3m
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N, loss OF tune no Of fuel send Tor circulst
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Naval Cadets to be Examined.

On the 18th instant there will be an examina-
ton of the following naval cadets at Annapolis
to fill vacancies in the six-year class: Robert
Stocker, Minnesota; F. W. Hibbs, Minnesota;
Elliott Snow, Utah territory; B. C. Decker,
Illinois; Mark T. Bristol, New Jersey; B. W.
Wells, Illinois; N A. McCully, South Carolina;
w. G.. Burke, Illinois; W. s. Cloke. New Jersey;
b. ". Stearns, Iowa; Levi c. Bertellotte Della
ware; S: r. Hurlbut, Connecticut; Edward
Moale, Montana; II. T. Bryan, Ohio; W. S. Nc
MILAN, North Carolina; E. II. Durell, Massa-
chusetts; G. W. Logan, Ohio; A. +. Long,
North Carolina; F. H. Brown, Iowa; H. L.
Peckham, Rhode Island; +. II. Washington,
North Carolina; A. H. Scales, North Carolina;
c. NJ. Stone, Indiana; c. Churchill, Missouri;
A. H. Davis, North Carolina; C. E. Johnston,
Ohio; II. L. Draper, Kansas; F. Boughter,
Pennsylvania; Kilor Blue, South Carolina; E.
Pigott, Massachusetts,; s. II. Edmunds, Mis-
souri,; Fl. Burrage, Massachusetts,; S. P RUSSELL
Pennsylvania: Benjamin Allen, Wisconsin,; R.
H. Jackson, Alabama; F. Swanstrom, Minne-
sofa; c. S. Cochran, Ohio; J. G. Ballinger
Kansas; C.. $. Craig, Iowa; ]. G. Hudson,
Arkansas; W: B. Mosely, Texas; C. E. o Hal
loran, Pennsylvania
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THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, c.


XVANTED-ANY ONE WISHING MAN FOR
Branchville, Nd. my3-3ts
WANTED-AT THE INDUsTRTAI EXCHANGE
situstions for ds Of rst-class help furnish
ed free also fur and unfr In All parts of the
city; sstisfscton guaranteed; give us a trial.
STEINER BRADFORD
my1-1m' Walter building, zoos F q. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES

IGOR RFNT-sTORE WITH DWELLING. j 33I 7TII
II Ct n W., St market: best square north Of /
ct suitable for any bus,nesa Inquire Of Z. W.
DOM. 1924 9th IT. n. W. my4-3ts
EOR REMITTANCE STORE Al9 9TH ST. N. ".
L tnear aye.) II has two plate glsss bay windowa
md 10 about 80 feet Deep Apply to J. JAf GOULD.
al 18th st. It,
EOR RENT-LAR0H STORE AND DWELLING.
Is 1909 14ta ct n ". dwelling contains rooms and
all mod imps large stable IN rear; prics Tor vhola
e126 Per month. WAsHN pANkNHQwER
myA-1m LIS st. NV,
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN IN ONE OF THE
" departments -room and board in the country
about hve or six miles from Washington. Address,
giving ful particulars. A. b. H., Star Office. my4t'
WANTED by A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
w Country Board for the summer; must be con-
yenient to daily trains state terms, etc. NJ j. Star
once It.
WANTED-FOARD FOR FOUR ADULTS, TWO
W children and nurse, at Takoma or near stations
office. mv3 as
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A Two-SToRY HOUSE, ALL MOD
w ern conveniences, good location: rent to good
tenant on yeasy lease not to exceed ESQ. Address
w about ten rooms, located bet 9th and 18th and
Address ROOM 81 2tanc ' sadins os ca.
between and 3 D. Its
WANTED-FOR THE SUMMERTIME CARE OF
Best OF reference and good care taken Of property
Address L. E. d., Star Office. ny4-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITH
no children, six or seven room house with mod
ern improvements; must be in desirable location and
rsclass condition and 1t will be kept So Refereace
from present landlord. Address f. II. E., Star Office
WANTED-FoR CUSTOMERS, A GOOD HOUSE
Price Also Sne q about ten centrally located
REDFOhD W. WALKER, zoos Est. my4-lw
WANTED-A HOUSE, NORTHWEST FOR A
WIZ s So9Sstomer Eriee not to exceed $1,000 GEO B.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A
Of the house will be accepted in lieu of rent First
1t. FRANK" Star Office
WANTED--ON LONG LEASE. BY FAMILY
without children, twelve or thirteen room, north
1924 14th st NV my3-3s.
WANTED-TO BUY. FROM OWNER ONLY, A
w wel-built house between 9TH and 14th, q and NJ
SIS; price from $4,000 to $4,000. Address Y,
WANTED-:wE HAVE THREE CUSTOMERS FOR
modern, brick, bay window Houses located west
OF 18th and north Of SITS from ~ 600 TO S. 000
b. T. GILBERT CO., 625 st. NV. ap29-6t
WANTED-A MODERN BRICK HOUSE, OR
$4,000 to IS, 900; give exact location, description
and price. Address BUSINESS, Star Office. ap296t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-EMPLOYMEN DURING SUMNER
w months as clerk or secretary by young man who
is competent. Address vIR HOMES US, Star once
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS. FARM
w and dairymen, housekeepers, maids, waters,
nurses &C; cities summer resorts and country tmain
9lOSth ST.. NV my4-0t'
WsNTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL PLACE AS
WAITRESS or chamber maid in private family or
hotel IN the country Address z. L.. Star Office. It
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL FROM vIR-
furnish reference. Address Box 80, Star Office ma
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
men, Buffers Waters and general Homework. 6l eth
st. NV. Also European Steamship agent Iny4-6t'
XVANTED-AN ORGANISE OF MANY YEARS
w experience and hns musica: ability. desires an
fngakement WITH church possessing hrstclass Or
ANTED-EMPLOYER FURNISHED SERv-
w ants free rooms regis ered clerks copyists,
terms; applications for government positions pre-
E isG 6fFicE 7ii INV e'A' 1in lfrE
WANTED-A POSITION AS INTERFERE Err BY
ny Gentleman who reads writes and speaks Eng
in Paris Address INTERPRETER, Star Office 81
WANIEp-AT HEADQUARTERs- POSITIONS
ButierS SAINT f. cooMBs. SaS stnS. mg4st
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY WITH FOUR
Position as bookkeeper and clerk. Good reference
Address RELIABLE. star office. my4-5t'
\NANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN Girl.
w asituaton As cook or general homework; no
washing ironing, good reference. Address l.. H.
Star Office. IT.
INFANT D-BY A WOMAN WHO Is GOOD COUK
w seamstress, and nurse-a place as Lousekeeper;
would 70 TO country reference given Please address
II. NJ E., Star office. It,
UNSATISFACTORY HOUsEKEEPER, UN-
w Outstanding care of children wishes situation in
nvand; best references given and required Box 23,
WANTED-BY. A FRENCH, EDUCATED LADY.
w Position as lady's companion governess city
best references Address Box l2l Star office. my4 s.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED LADY sTENO-
w grupher and typewriter wishes position in Office
Ofies s'l'-' A0Dse. Nu4fs'' hAfAAihNG my s!1r
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS A
w knowledge OF shorthand, position at moderate
salary Address Box 40, Star office. my3-2t'
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss WAITER A
w place in family best of reference from
employer; good wages expected. Address H. H, Star
office. my2,3ts
WANTED-BY GROCER OF IS YEARS EXPERT.
fresh meat and provision business, q situation
thorough practical all round man capable of assuIn.
ing entire charge. books ncluded retail wholesale
moderate salary. A. b. K, star office. my2-3ts
WANTED : WILL GIVE THE CHOICE OF A
w building lot 25x100 feet, miles from city 10
| Address u o., star Office. my2 .3ts
WANTED-AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WHO
real estate, insurance patent attorneys Office with
opportunity 10 learn busness Address Box l04 star
ONCE my2-3t
| WANTED-BY A GOOD GERMAN GARDNER,
w situation; give reference. Address 102 Indians
svsr-s my2-3t'
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED WANT CORNER LOT ON 10TH
w ST.; price must be REASONABLE
JOHN o. JOHNSON. Real Est te Broker,
my4-2t Atlantic Building FIRST floor
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EoR sALE-sgALL BAY MARE PTRFEcrIY
Il sound. good driver; tue sctlun tor sgdd.e-pa.s.
trOts, cauters; easy keeper. DIR u BREED cor. Nth
and h N w: Howard ave. Mt. Pleasant mN 4 81.
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lSOR sALE-A BARBER SHOP DOING Coon
business IN excellent lolstIuu. reason for selling
death OF owner. Apply Mrs SILL. 81 81 Beail st.
Geurgetown. 90
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EQR sALE-A PAIR OF VERY PINE MATCH
=, dnvns Horses &c hands high, years old, cherry
DAYS me style and sction: weisht 100 work sinse
or double; me ssddleEA- Adorvss J. T. BkDNN,
IA
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Until the completion Of my store on the south
west corner Of Pa. ave. and 18th st n. w., viii be
pleased 10 zee my patrons at 626 18th Ct n w. near
r. Finest California Wines and Brsnoies 81 lowest
prices am also the sole agent for Trble snd Per-
lection Rye and Kentucky Sour Mash whiskies o.
for price list
II. A. eEIIosoN
Wine and Liquor Merchant
124-w&eom Sxo l2th 81. M
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V.OR SALE - HANDSOME BABY CARRIAGE
Il hearty new. Apply II 10 Ia ave. NV. IL
TsOR SALE-CHEAP-A LIGHT ONE HORSE Ar
riase; excellent make and IA perfect order No ~
WASHINGTON barrasks 80 .s,-
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T,0R sALE-A LADY DECLINING HOUSFK FP-
l. VIII oner Tor sale CARPETS and other article
q sacrifice. house for rent ia good coudltion. ApiS
at 1904 ST. NV, after pm IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Copyright By Lppincott Phadephs Pa and Put
ashsd by SPECIAL Arrangement through the Ameri
Association

York. and now nlat ne had found other
friends he had quite neglected them
So on his way up town az about
O'Clock one afternoon he stopped as the
Celia apartment. All the fsulily were a.
home and in the best of spirits. Leon
never looked prertier She was dressed
in gala day attire, ard so was the little
room IN which she lived. The curtains
were tied back with gay ribbons, and
towers stood IN al sorts Of receptacle
about the apartment The table was SGT
for dtnner and looked very attractive
The doth was snow white, and the besi
China was on il. with TWO or three bits
Of silver that had been brought from
Italy and were polished ill they shoDe
ike mirrors IN the light Of the lamp. The
bottle Of Chiauti had ribhon tied around
It's neck, and there was altogether an ap
pearance Of festivity about the place
which the "a vory odor OF choice mines
ira waited from The little kitchen did
nothing % dispel. Rush noticed that
the table was laid for four, and he pict-
ured IN his mind The raven locks and
large black eyes OF the favored son Of
Italy who was probably soon TO make
his appearance as tho guest OF the even
ing. ~Ieonis color and the unusual
brightness OF her eyes tell tales that need
no words, said Rush 70 himself. ."Well.
some silver voiced tenor is going 70 win
a prize Leoni is an exceptionally nice
girl. and she is very beautiful
Ieoni seemed little embarrassed and
the parents little mysterious; so be
tween the two Rush thought it best 70
state his business and get away before
the arrival of the lover. He made known
his errand to the ex-cannon hall tosser,
who was delighted with the idea Of so
pleasant a pupil. and time and terms
were agreed upon at once. Rush arose
70 90, but before he had made his adieus
! the door beu rang, and Leoni disappeared
in the hall u seemed as though she
would never come hack. Rush did not
| want TO go out and disturb her, nor did
he want 10 stand in the middle Of the
floor and twirl his hat until she returned.
"Ah, these young peOpleT said Signors
Celia. with an amused shake Of the head
AIOL-C NAAAN Nelo AiC~l0 III tLt
hall, AID Leoni entered, followed By q
man. She was Just about 10 introduce
the gentlemen. when they both stepped
forward and stared at each other in
anazcment.
Why, John. you here.'
"Hcllo, Rush, old man. glad to see
you." And John shook his brother af
fectionately By the hand Rush was 81
astonished that he had nothing to say
but John was perfectly at his ease
Rush remembered the vehemence with
which John had denied any acGuaint
ance with Leoni, and his heart misgavC
him-not for Johns sake, but for Lconi'.
and for that of Amy Bayliss.
50 you know Mr.. Stone" said Leoui
How very nice. an so glad you are
friends"
Rush saw that there was a mystery
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

sosshas ~Alked sseu = ehe fan counter
and yohn lrpuefrf = psAri hzzlals1. feetllar
trimmed. hand painted AbsSsraifs far
ss00 1t wss ozseo % ths gres.s '.saarssos~')
and seuf II ocf o1sh tbs rnasa alfsa1lazaAls
lsssle note ~ Amy.
n~1 har wedding presanf. every ss.s
IN n.r1ns.ed szfds for they knew that.a
wesazng osy ha3 beea nzzErs.a. ard Jo1ga
certainly conl3 not send hax sSayttA-fSx
hanasomen. Amy knew betpsrs b<n shs
was denghted WIN ths gr1. and hkxsag
he feather ups. she put i hsck tn IL
sarin box and l-ii il away il Der tsss1a
drawer with the tortoise she1 boxss sls1
other expansive kn.ekknacks thafJohn
hAl sent Der.
After John had "a the fan to.Amy.
he sal down AZ hls writing desk aud
wrote . mas1 impass i1net iaeter - ls-
oni. feshng her how be bved hezI and
that he s.nt the rinc in proo< - his IN
tentlons; .shut. ny i.rsiaE. he xroe<.
wear uhIs ~hers il wont M sszn far
the t1resent Crael circumstances pro
VEN nv coming ouf tuldly ana oastrrfrq;
vou a. nay love before all the ~eI. a. l.ur
have flAfth IN me. dafhng. as ] hzs~e n
vou. Dont even tel y0ur E-ood father
and mother roo rnuctzs tisou~h yua may
assure them uf my hosperztrie inteotons.
Oh. l.eonl, YOU 10 nos kzsow ~-isa< n is to
t,e creature q faae' ] muss wan Qus-
etly Tor while buf can go On bs1ng
YOU and trusting IA your love far me.
unworthy as Guns and yOu may hseiss-s
that, oosae VI hst nay. am and always
vii be yosir own John
This ana the ring he dfspatchel hy his
trusty vslet Tholetrer puzzled Ie.oni
httle, bet The symbol of the ring g.
lighted her. and. as she ~as an lNkkan.
and mystery n hove EfAirx : not s.kso-
getheT unknown in ltsly, she qutftly
sewed the ring on tie inside Of u TN II
velvet she " ore around her neck. There
IL lay concealed, but her hesrt beat high
with Joy whenever the sharp stuns
scratched her delicgte throat
John dinej Is usual ss the club TINA
night with Mortimer and two or three
oher gamblers. After dinner they~<nf
10 the gaming table. n here John Lost hzs
remaining $500 When he went TO brd
that night he cursed tbs expense Of Ev-
ing IN New York, and determined 70
make the colonel raise his s..lzrY-
~ tr srhNtutf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
cHAPIER Confused.

BE felt thas 10 had last, and he walked
from IWsltlzLh sIress ~ Printing House
ssu.Axs Ihtnking over his desperate case.
The sizEt II fhs Dawn Ofhcs recalled
hiIa ~ hinse4r. and, having 10 occAslOn
% -Loer sne bu1dzng that night. he
turned around ard salked hack % La
lodgngs- His case ~2s certainly . hzri
one. Hs. a pennlisss boz. loved with a.
tie lnpecu0sity u youth the most pop
llIAr anger ol lhs day woman any
nan would De proud e. call bis wife,
whom all uren toved. 5us % whose hand
fss asptred. owing = Ter position and
the careful Ulanner ia = hlch sae was
g'lartsd The zeeaishiest young hache-
.or Ia New IoIz was ackn0Wlsdged 70
be her stzYe she could marry him il
she ~os1it, 81 every one s-Ld. but she
would probably marry q Russian prince
Or an English dake
X VA already sait That two such
eiigfhle suioors visiting this country had
sxpressed ths4r willingness a. snare the
prina tonnzs tncnts; and yet be. Rush
Hurstone, young country boy with his
fame and fortune still 70 make, dared u
love bert As ne stood &c his window
that night, hooking out at the moon.
which seemed 10 DO shining with es-
pecial briLIiancy over the spot where her
house stood. he registered row that he
would not give himself up 70 repining,
but would biie his time.
I cannot believe that was put in the
world merely 70 be the shuttlecock Of
fate I'll be my own battiedoor." said
bs aloud and knock myself into posi-
ton by her side"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

might often want to say something 20
yoa. too, that / didn't want every one
else u understand she added, smil-
ingly.
Rush thought the idea a good one. and
the last part Of the argument carried
conviction with It. lie determined 10
learn at once. and in thinking about a
teacher. he remembered Leoni and her
family. There was the ex-cannon bail
tosser-not an uninteiligent man-with
time hanging heavy on his hands. lie
would make n capital teacher At any
rate. be could 60 over 10 the little apart
nent and make the suggestion. He owed
fhe Ceilas a visit They had been very
.ind 70 him when he was alone in View
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

If you have the bronchitis you often
are hoarse,
Your throat's raw and smarting; you're
hacking, of course;
And If you're not careful, the first
thing you know,
Your lungs are attacked, and disease
lays you low.
BY using Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, broncn al affections and all
kindred complaints can be cured, but f
neglected, they often terminate IN con-
snmntlOn.