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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
MARTINS FERRY.

At the next regular meeting of Council
Tuesday night the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad will present an ordinance
on the subject of the right OF way for their
tracks On First street. 1t is said that the
Cleveland and Wheeling Co. will also ask
for the adoption of an ordinance.
At the Republican city primaries held in
the City Hall last night the following
Water Works Trustees were nominated:
Madison Aldridge, Stephen Hipkips. For
Cemetery Trustee, VIM. II. Orr. Mem
bers Board Of Education, Martin r Smylie,
Henry Single.
The young peoples Society of Christian
EudeavOr, OF the Presby terrain church, will
give "Bszsr of Nations" at Lafay cite
Hall, this evening and tomorrow evening.
The proceeds are to he applied to the
erection of Mission Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazier left last
night for Philadelphia, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs Frazier mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert Cottrell
Pref Sparks was busy at work last night
preparing tabs for the different articles to
be exhibited al tbs Industrial Exhibition.
There will be a citizens convention in
the City Hall tonight, 10 nominate Gem
etry Trustee and School director.
Mr. COdwalader Wells il in q critical
condition at the house Of o. d. Newland,
on Walnut street.
For Reut.-Seven room brick house,
ysier and gas, in Walnut Grove. Ross
Mitchell.
Mrs Norgille Hood was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. William Trislor yester
day.
Mr. Price Rose, of Rose Hill, wss in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. John Spence is quite low with
typhoid fever
Or. Hogan, Of Portland, was in the city
yesterday.
REYNOLDS, the Tailor, Fourth 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
hConsump,ion Incurable ?

Read the following: Mr.. Q. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark says: "Was down with
Abscess Of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me as an IRcurable Con
sumptive. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work on my farm. 1t is the finest msdi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had 1t not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption l would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best OF health" Try
it, Sample bottles free at Logan & Co. 3
drug store.
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sroNEsLIFER-AVIs.
uais,geddine solemnized at Ohariestov'n'
W. Va.


W. IA.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHAELrsrogN, W. Va, March 27.-The
marriage of SIR. Eimore f. Stoaesliter' a
prosperous ,oung business man Of this
p'ace. and Miss Margaret Gideon AVIS, sec
oud daughter of the late Capt. John Ava,
w. 1lsmn.zsd OF o'clock yesterday
morning. az the residence o. the 6r'ce
mother. by The Rev. W. G.. Esgleston,
pastor of the 81. f. Church. The bride
5sa sister Of Lieutenant Edward S. Avis,
C. S. A. Professor of Mathematics IN
-ae Sy..t Virginia University, az Morgan
town Joseph C Avis, brother OF the
bride. was che groom's best mao. There
e,e no bridesmaids After the ceremony
tte couple iet, on che Shenandoah Valley
Rul0si fer Har5i .burs sud Steelton, Pa,
,o visit relatives Of toe gcoam, aud viii re-
si5cia this place upon tueir return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
BRIDGEPORT

1l. Walter Hays and Mr.. Lee Downing,
stadsnts of Washington and Jefferson Col
iss,. OF for q vacation, are the guests Of
Rev. C. @. Rays.
Rev A.. NJ. Buchsnao Of MOTgantown,
W. Va was in town Yesterday 10 inspect
the ne,. Presbg te-ian Church sod call on
kis college chuu,, the pastor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

In connection with the Tressurer's &C
count, the general and income accounts
STE. submitted, showing in brief the result
of (he years. operations, and the balance
sheet OF the company.
The earnings and expens:s OF yOur road
Tor the year 1883, under the different
heads Of account, compared with these of
the year 1887, will be seen by the iollowirg
statements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

This remedy i5 becoming 30 well Known
and so popular a- 60 need ~ special men
ton. am who have used Electric bitters
sing the same song Of pmiss.-A purer
medicine does not exist emil 70 is guSrs1-
iced io 90 an t1lt Ia claimed. Electric
Muea will cure an diseases OF the Liver
ard F>i iueys. VIII remove Pimples, Boils,
salt Rhsuu and other affections cansed BY
impure blood.-WW drive Malaria from
the ystem and prevent as we'll as cure eli
8isiafial fevers. For cure o. Headache,
C01sti psiion and Indigestion try Electric
R'tere Entire satisfaction gua' snjesd.
o. money re,untei.-Puce 80 els. and
81 0O per bottle, st Logan * Co S drug
.L-a.
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srArrs-Dnll and steady.

STATES-DuII AND sItau4. ., -
RArLRoADs-Fairiy sctiye; sales ST. 49,
600 ~.
SroCKs-The stock market IVES IN the
aggregate active to day, but this was ous
entirely to heavy trading in Reading, the
rest of the list being dull and featureie7s'
Everything appeared brighter this morn
ing. The foreigners we're buyers to hml-
ted extent il this market, while commits
sion HOUSES were better supplied. Several
spscislties made marked advances. Inc
market was very nsrrow, however,
and ihs February statement Of the Read
ine was made a club whereby to hammer
Ire Price Of that sock down, although the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THB STOCKHOLDERS OF TIKI PITTSBURG,
WHEELING AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD,
Held il this City Yesterday President c. D. Hubbard
Makes His Annual Report, Showing the
Earnings Of the Road.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of toe PittsbuIg, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad was held yesterday afternoon in
Tire ofico Of the Company in this city and
SOOl sha.es of stock were represented.
Mt. p. B. D5bbins was made Chairman of
the meeting and Mr.. J. n. Belleyille acted
as Secretary.
The following Board of Directors was
eleced to serve the ensuing year: Messrs
c. d. Hubbard. John Mcclure, Joseph
Speide,, Henry X. List, William Thaw and
Tbomss d Messler, the only change being
tie addition of Mr.. List. President Hub
bard submitted his annual report, which is
as follows:
PRESIDENT HUBBARD's REPORT
10 the Stockholders Of the PittS5urg, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company:
Your Board Of Directors herewith submit
their annual report of the operations Of
your road under the lease Of the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railway Com
pany, for the year ending December 81,
1855, and the financial condition OF your
company at that date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

b, 2. a ~ hAlLkNhI
Bauairs ana Lsnesvi ua thrUGg h passenger trsir
u
'ro1frf1ll psseCngee EaiD lCasee Bsilclfs
l.nn ri Strives SO Bel1ire a. S.l5 g. Ul.
or-elt Accommodation losves BeileiI
y - r. L... arrives 81 bellai1a So ll3l &. 20.
AL -1ics isily except sunday. Os1Tsl essns
sr1 Time from E5llalil.
r.rHEELING AND BIN GROVE RAILROAD
aS on and Gfter Saturday. October Is, ISIS.
.-llus on lle Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
FfI' -.l as follows;
gave ARRIVE al Leave fArriy- 80
wheeling Pax Park. Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money . 1-sa4 Per Cent.-Governmonts
Dull and steady-Stocks Lower-Flour
STEADY and Unohanged-wheat Fairly
Active.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Money on call
essv ct 2Ia4 per cent; last loan at psF
cent closed offered at 3 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 4is64 per cent. sterling
Exchange dull but firm ct 4S6a4S9I
c,1,,-,,pD,DrPNrs- and steady.
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4ubeeIin9 8e9iater
Garelrrs' @aiae

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
Il INFLAMMATION OF EEFERENCE MARKS. fDMly,
'-uuIav excepted. +NOncay excepted sSuu-
fav cnIv saturday excepted. saturday only.
Meridian February TO- lso9 Wheeling
time which rs Just one hour earlier than Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
PETROLEUM.
New York.

NEW YORK, March % Petroleum
Was dull and festureless and prices were
confined within narrow limits oil day
The opening was steady at 9l!c, and after
. decline to 9O5c, it moved up 10 9lse.
Later il settled back to the cpsniDg figures
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

of the Teamsters' Union No. 1865, A. F.
OF L., Martins Ferry, o., adopted March
21st, 1889, to tske effect April LIST, 1889,
and remain in force until changed by the
Union. For 1 horses and driver per day,
not less than $500; for do, So 90; for >
do, 81 80; for l do, So 90. Driver per
week: For 4-horse team per week, not
less than SIP 90; for 8 do, Sl1.75; for 2
horse team per day, S15O; for 1 do, $40.
By order Of the Union, G.. +. McGlumphy,
secretary.
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SUNDAYS:

leave the City 40 son p ID. and run every hour
rutU aIlu m Leave Wheel Park at goo q
F., end run every hour until 1000 p. n. Except
lrll Train win .esv Park 40 $50 a m. snd
-rt ra.rSp. In G. HTR-CH,
Superintendent
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". N. CLE1ENTs,
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking eneot February 10 1853. Pa.
sengeI trains will run IS folOEs-Centrsl Tire.
All trains daily except those market thusl
which do not run on Sunday.
SOUTH EouND. lNo.5fLNo 81 NosflNn. !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

cuOurD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY }
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1LEYEL>ED sFrTssglc D. 3.

{ Wv Il MD q i''1''''O ~ f. -'
Cnoel scha1uie - s5sn FEB l0,h 1872 trllus
leave Bficgcpor., Ohio. Central standard f.-1. .
For Pittsburgh, Chicago snd Cleveland AGO
m For Pittsburgh. l0.1s. n Fcr ChlCafo ard
Cleveland iO7 o. M. ~. Pittsburgh aud Nsw
York, 3.9 =. m. For 6tstbsnyils. 1888 O.. pr
For Martins Ferry, 90 e. "a. Trains .lfgs b.
Bridgeport 9; 7S =. r., 1927 >. i1., l-.a !. NJ.
1856 .. a.. and 7.i7 p n.
A. J.. MAILING, TfCkr, agent
nOle bridegroom Ohio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

qoJsDo, March 2s.-whess-Dull and
easier; each 92a97c; May 973c; June Gle;
July s5lc; August SAC. COrn-Stsadyi
cash 23lc; May 353c Oats Quiet; cash
253c; May 27ic. Glover Seed-Steady
c,sh ard March S ID.
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NnnfrnniI.

CINCINNATI, O., March 2s-CottOr-
Firm. Flour-Hesvy. Wheat-Doll; Ne.
> red 94a95c; receipts 500 bushels. Corn
-Fmner; No. . mixed 353c. Oats
Easier; Ne. mixed PC. Rye-Firmer;
No. . Ale. Pork-Qaiet at F13O Lard
Easier at s. 90. Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Steady aud unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 O3. Batter and Cheese
Steady. Sugar-Strong snd higher; hard
refined Sa9c; New Orleans 5}cad4c. Eggs
Heavy at SaS3c,
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LHIVubH tIVAvla uIIu UA6bH6V VHVVAVN " III
points
For rates and other information, address
SRkp HUaEMES, Trav. Pass. Agt,
wheeling, ". VI.
n. J. ROBINSON, Gent Ps.s. AgcDt
ParkersDurg, v. Y,
W H. OSBORN s. T. A. POuierOy o.
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DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81,
LOUIS RAILWAY Co.

Pan handle Rc1.sl Under sohedui9 n enaft
Feb 10th. 1889 trains leave Whcsiias gautgai
Standard Time Tor s;eubsnVille rl'uburgh AID
the Kast, $40 a. n, 1875 p. II, $40 p 20 and
uS1 AnG So. Louis, 60 aud $40 p N. For Co m
bus and Chicago, ll'S5 D. m. frkinf ar-iv8 pc
Whs0iingS $50 - 10. 400 .. m 2f5 >. Il.. sid
$50 p. IN. Trains leaving al Go = m, and A.
irving ~ $40 p. m, run solid between Wheeling
Snd PituburP. All trains daily, except Sunday.
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K ANAWHA Il OHIO RAIL
1A WAY.

ll,ORr W. KELLEY, Receiver
(KanRwha Short Linc) Schedule in effect Feb
rua'y 3D. lss9 Subject to change without notice.
Trains leave " hcc.ing lO.1a m. Via Ohio River
X r. arrive Charleston >b p. m. Leave
Charleston CID s. N. arriyo Wheeling 1i3 p boo.
via O X. r. X. Leave Charleston 1890 Dr. m
arrive Wheeling % 20 D. M Via Columbus ana
Pan Handle daily except sunday. central
stan nfd Time. sundays, only trains leave
Charleston SOFA. m, arrive Wheeling 5ll p. %
viz o. r. K H.
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C1-pFs sWTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES y MULES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

The amount due lessee for betterments
December 81, 1887, 1851 81, was paid in
January, 1883, ard an additional amount
for hetterments in 1888 81, $40 so, was
paid during Inc year.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, March % Flour
Dali. Wheat-Dnll; No. , red March
and April 933a94c; Msy ana June 91a9i4c.
orn-Steady; No. . high mixed 4l3c; No
, mixed track 41lc; No ? mixed March
4O}al1c; April 415a4lsc; May 4l3s42c;
Juue 42lc Oats-Steady; No. 3 white
Sic; futures dull; No. 2 white March
and April 33Ia9lc; May 334a34ic; June
3ls34ic. Batter -- Dali; Pennsy l7ania
creamery extra 23s24c; do prints extra %
aOls
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No. 16.

devons c,oire a ces concorlarces
fortu'tes, pnisqur nous savon~. par
experiences, que les ;imps vraim-nt
for'es dirigent les evGnemputs scion
ieur vnlonte ct tie SO l.i~srnt ,n,i,t
condnlrr par eux. All! vraim+nti
On ]eune hOmme que tn mas ia
ma'S VII t'Amene dams Ia maisou
meme qn'habitait NJ. Lrcoa, IT tn
tio"v+s celia uatn,eie Et tn ne
tetonneS pas? Et tu ne vols pas
Ia un danger, >erirux meme!
-Cora'ie. tn IN t""jaur> etc mon
guide. Tu d"iS avolr raison. Qu'or-
donnes III! J'nt iirai!
-Des aujonrh'hni, mrts.toi en-
campagne. I"fnrm- ioi. Sache
! d,'bor,l ce quest veritab,emrut CO !.
NJ. Jean. DE- mon cote, j. m'infor-
mrrai. jt' te le pro.nets. Je mar.
rang~rai i"ar voir sa figure, a CO d
juli NJ. jean 80 yEf Gr H
-Lais>e ,nNi faire Je xaurai
ithirn m'intormer m"i meme. Et en-
allant au crrcIe, Gu qnr> tionnant
adrOltenent Pun ct Pam re-, ie tini-
raj bien par savoir s'l ma dit la
veri,e.
-Tu me'tras quinze jonrs 4 oh
tenir un rrnsrig"rmrnt pnsitifl
Pendant ce temps Ia, 'e danger que
je devin- aura granni de trllr sorte
que nous ne ronrsOns plus Y parer.
-A'ors que faut.il fairpi
I -Dechidment, mon cher, tn es
bien heureux de m'avoir ,nes dc
tOi Tu nr te sousien> done plus
que, iorSqnr pour t. Sauver. je ME.
lal> cachfe rue Nolirt .Ons Ie nom
le Nile B0nlant. j'ai dH taite en-
sortc, tn sails rourlnoi. d,' m.. pro.
curer use SecOnir ci-f du pavilion
que ce monsieur jean habiIp amiOur-
d'hui. Or, "ette cief, j. TAI tou-
.joursi Je vals te IL dcnn.r. E,,
&c soi1, pendant que ton pr"blena-
tique ami sera all crrcl-, I" t. pre-
stntrra> hartliment chez tui Plus
de danger pour toi, pui<q"e rou-
pn est enterr4. 81 M xprviteur
t'a'r6le Oh t. vOir, I'll .liras que tn
rs IN mot & ecrire 4 NJ. jean.
III y az d6jrunG or mati", celia
n'anra 'ien d'dt0mmant /! 8, nmi Ne
tapeic0it, entire dams IL maison,
. observe IT fiuaiie. Jr frrxi, moi,
le guet rue Saint Marc IT I" >erais
.verti. si le jrnne hou,n,- -. dispt,-
salt 4 rentrrr chez ,ui avant que til
n'-n -sois sO.ti!
COralie ne rOuvait crrtainenent
81 doutrr que ce qn'rlle o,donnait
l 4 Firmin, Jeanne ravait aussi com.
mande 4 Roui.larl qni, 10 meme
jour, await sisit6 .l+.. fond en- c0mble
Pappartement dr. Ia tue Brllecha, &c I
Les or.lres dc COrAiie furent suivis
d Ia lrttre par sou amaut. Per
sOnne n'ayant WI pntrer p.AvigmOn.
nais, il parvint sans iificult6 JUS
qn'an jar.lin ct a" pavilion dc la
n,ai~on dc Jeanne. Arrive IL, il
= introdui,it dana Ia, ~errure Ia clet
: que Co, ,alie lni await remise. Mais
Ia porte ne SQUIRT point.
Les se,rnres auromt etc chan
: gees par le nouveaa locataire, pen
sa.t.il.
: Et le VOLTA, & neuf heures du soir,
dans un jardinrt do Ia bsnIieue,
! devant one porte close, ne pouyant
enter 1t ne voulant pas s'elo,gn-r
sans enporter mn renseignement
. certain, sans .profter le pheureuse
chance qui I'avait conduit jusqu'au
seuil dc CO pavilion.
g. la sxitc an prOclais awMsru.
al ---...---...--
:. A Ia elasso d'histoire naturel!e.
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:" V'' Va I. u! cfOyHnt guere.
& ant ii moi, je vous dlrai meme
qn" j. u" s"is pas convainru que
NJ. Lrcoq ait iamais ,6-llelp-nt
"Aiste! J1ai tonjours uenS6 Que
rttalt nh perSOanagr apoclyphe,
TN type invente par qn-Iqne ro-
n'an':ier, ct non pas M policier
aNant vtru. tr chair 1T en- on,
DitrS, messipurs, nctps VOWS pas
dc mon aviSs
Georges Dies Armoies await
cconte ,ont .e racit dune Oreille
extiGm~m ut attentive. Nous lais.
sons d prnser CT qni se paSsait en
I"i, ren'ian, que NJ. Jean racontait
Ia lfgrntle quill .cnait d'arbever.
IL cut Ia force IL. ne rien laisspr
raraitre de i'emoti0n qui rpmuait
tout son etre. Et c'est Dime voix
a peu pres assnrfe quill ,epondit le
premier 4 Ia question posGe par.
son amphitryon.
--MOn sentiment est tout a TAFT
conf.'rme au v6tre! Je na crOis ,,as
q"'il ait jamais veritablemrnt ~x-
'stA "n agent de- p.lico du nom .ie
NJ. LrcOq. C'rst. selnn moi, un
etre fictif, ume omi,r~, zine invrn.
tion damusrur public. Par con>e-.
qnent, Ia iegen.le DIES cOmm6res
ir ce quarter ne resiste pas 4 lex
amen, pnisYue DIES maliaitcWrs
mont IN turr IN homme qui ma
vaii pas d'rxistenc- palpable. Tel
est mon avis. Que monsieur de
Saint BenoIt eAprime present
son opinion.
de ne pcnse pas comme vOns
s'ecria vivenent Ie marquis. Sans
INT. pr0nOncer dune fac0n abs0lIe
sar rexisience materlelle on non
tla detective metarhySi4"e don't il
s'agit, jp pense 4ue: "ll ny Il pas
de- fumec sans feu !"
i La conversation aleinenree sans
conclusion mais non sans r6snltat
pour Jeanne await conduit les cOn-
wives jnsQu'au momeat du cafe ct
drs cigares. ca. resnltat, t0nt
,n0ral, tl'ailleurs, 6tait Dr. co"fi, m-r
Ia, filie de ". LecoY dams lea diver
ses supposit'ons qu'elle await for
mul6es 4 regard d~ Georges. Qua"t
4 c-lai ci, ces racOntars, ces hls'oi
res sle bOnnes femmes, IL mettaient
Gu defiance.
/ Ill Y . quelquo choae dams Pair,
prnsait il, mais quoi ? Dams teas
Ies car, Coz allie ne pourra plus mt
fAir~- partage. IL parfaite sfcnritt
dams laquelle ellie s'enlort.
4 Lsss mOuveaMx amis ~ s6pareI eni
dana rapras. midi. Lorsqur, le s"ir
Ira .leux complicrs 81 tettouve' EN-
ensrn,blr ct que Firmin. ent dit !
! Covalie Oh demenrait N. Jean Ber
thier ct Ia brlle .peur qn'il await en'
en- pntrant dams Ia maiaOn de Ia ~,
1 Nollet, Ia, tran4uiIlit6 don't Fan
c:rnne cam6tiste await fait montr,
jnsque.la pa,ut rabandonner brus
quemrnt. fs.sa @ss, s -
--Crls peus 6sre grave, 6s'e ellie
, II fsut .l'abosd esvoir Qui eat reel
lement &c NJ. jean Brrthier que /
, hassr.i \ fait drm~urer dams G
pavilion ! Ce II. Jean 4ui s'e.t Ii
avec ,oi, Qui ia memo ID et =
deblt6 toutes ces sornettes! Volts
&c quill eat Indispensable d'appren
; Dire IL plus tot possible.
-Mais, ma chere Coralir, nous ne
! saurons paa plus que 90 Que hou
/, avons sppris .l4jA! Cest un ieun'
! hnnme, ie to "a, dit, q"i a hfrit
E recemment, est vena s'etabiir
5 Paris, s'est pr6seatt i. mon cercle
Q de Ia q Etc cond nit dams les endroit
: on Pom s'anuse; qni ma rendu q
l. srry ice ct s'est pris lie eympathi
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| min avec effort.
-Eons ~anrez d'abord que lOps.
'nr j'ai quite ma province. 4 la
, snlt" de I'heri,age qui me tai-ai'
llrhr IT que je vonlais manger 4
Paris, 'sni> vrnu cherc1irr dan.
! CO quarter nn. habitat,On simpI.
1T modesto, on jr pn>sr rrirOn,et
, IN pen DE- III vie caiIne .ie mes irn..
, mes a1nfes, plus aisemem, QUE dams
les wastes caravanSArails dOreS Oh
! ''In>irnrs prrsonnes habitrnt sur
r. meme carr6 Un vienx parent
"'avait parl6 de ce quarter commr
Tnn coin de Paris .e.lentaire e,
'ranqui'le, pas trop eloisne cepen.
dant dn centre bryant ct anime.
-Votre vieux parent, dit S,int.
Be"oif. await cerfainemeut habit6
IL capitale.
Pendant plnsieurs ann6es, Ell
r6et. En chrrchant, en- deman-
tia"', en intrrr"geant, .ie 6nis par
tronver c~ petit pavilion, orn6 dun
ftr"it ja, dinrt II qn'on me proposa
toni me"bl& a IN rrix v4ritable-
n,rnt fort minime. j. trouvais
ainsi dn premier coup mon install
lation tOnte fait~. J'en protitai,
n'ais ir vonlns savoir comment il
~ faisait que i. prix d.,nande f6t
II fort an dpss0us IL. ~ valeur
r"rlle. d. m'apprit alnrs que r.
prO,'ri6taire 'ir Ia maiscn y 6tait
mort l'resgnp snbi,emrnt lai>sant
mnr file unique. encore pre>qur
nne ~nfant, que les locataires mp
v0yaient point. lis n'Avaient &
fai'r ln'am concierge, q"i rerrfsen-
tai' les intere 4 III. l'h6ritiere. Pen
de temps *wAs mo" e"trer dams la
m"isOn, re concierge. mOurnt subj
trinrnt. rOmme son .anclen maftre.
| -Ah !ca mais, de,,anda le WEAK
marquis. il y a done une epidemic
dams rimmpuble /?
Non, car le proprietaire eat
mort d'a,Oplrxie .ians Ia chambre
sitn6e an dessns de mons. IT le con
ci~tge a snccomi,6 4 un accident
imprevu, loin d'ici, sur le qnal
d'Or>sy. pre> du POnt. Royal, o1
Iron a retronv6 son corps 6cras@
s"ns "ne pile DE- bois, tonb6e par
hasard. An fait, dit brusq
| NJ. jean, en- SO fOurmant vers GrOr
ges, c'est TINT pies .l~ chez vous.
dleux pas de Ia rue B~llechasse, que
| ca malheur est arrive.
l -En efet dit n. des Armoies
dun ton ind&flnissal,le.
I -Mais IN lkgentle demaDda Il
marqnis avec insistancr, je no vol.
pas Ia legende en- toni ceci.
/ -J'y arrive. ImaGinrz one le,
commeres do quarter mont iamai'
vOulu consentir 4 reconnsitr,
consme naturelles ces denx inort'
fsuocpssives dn naitrs It dn servi
t~ur. Cela nc setait rien, car non'
: savons one le l~uple Sc forge par
fois des id6es bien fausses. Mai
; voici Oh nous touchons aux limite
do ruMau. On dit, & voix basse
ct repeff, dams le plus grand mys
! tere que rhomme iecf,'f, ie pr+mier
: le p:opri6taire, cachait sous nj"
humble personnalit6 une ce'ebri'
: policiere qui MA pent.6tre jana,
exiet6.
i Nj. Lecog, !'cnt 6tre 7 tit Saint
Benoit. s
e --Justemept, ". Lecoq, ct apre
u lai un de scs agents, son confident
Iayait snccO,nb6 .le meme. Voil
8 ce que lit IL legeutie, ct ellie sjoot
= que ccs malheureux he sOnt ia
y morris de lenr bonnie mort, comm
t Oh dit vnigairement, mais qn'i
IS ont et6 asaassiN3sa par des ma