The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

IlttN CAl had paid Pcrcy's
IAtr.t & 80 bills az the trades
1&NA mems and at his
fA-HM lodging house.
Nl so HE and from the lat
=. ~ ter place he had
81 &M brought the
~ trunk containing
~ &N the young mans
~ s5H9 worldly posses
NJ sions. which were
NOT numerous, and consisted
.r... ....ts Of clothes and underwear
.f1a quiet restaurant and had
then returned 10 Martins
..ercstof the evening in pack
.n M. elects.
nothing TO his friend about
neNnectcd and hurried visit
not ON account Of any pre-
purpose but because the IN
Ii Effected him too deeply to
t.a a.s topic Of conversations
knowing Martins feeling to-
I.,as uncertain whether 1t
.II.. .sf-lent to mention her al
ftrl.r. because he
.I.,..r Martin would approve
.I...,a admitting Pauline to a
..... ....r plans. In revealing
..M Percy had acted on the
.... moments hut he felt that the
wise one. and subsequent
Iai not caused mm 70 re-
..rt 90 bed at midnight thor
... ...I ont. but we-e up again oy
ming and had some coffee
Unu.hi to ihem toy the Janitor
...r-,s are. observed Martin
.ki AIS egg IN the English
r.. m, some salt in .. '<hat the
.r- eho are pretty wide awake
I. uf,r may have conceived the
..r.t,ou contemplate giving them
When went out Yesterday
noticed a man smoking a
.. opposite corner o' the street,
.n returned n the evening
I,l. -lmr man under the gas lamp
..N That may have been com
mf then 10 may have been --
....a.u,ct said Percy
Something oi that sort Atall events
...I t0 be- on the safe side Now
....I ar,.u.e is this. We are Of the
. Hl-M and build. and look no
r o. we were dressed alike. the
...fMmt of distinction between us, e
U.nH. dii NOT know us well. would be
f face that YOU wear "a mustache and
n...r What do YOU say 10 Oit o
.i.e. You will sind "a razor an th
..n. case. shave oil your mustach
.rI taen pat on these. As he spoke. b
r mc,d from his pocket small pair
f... Whi,krrs 'All YOU have TO do
I.t this inside surface az the gas JET
.rI they will cling to YOU as If they ha'
.r.ur Then put on my cap and over
r.t ..I our detective will be a cleve
f.I.n If .e recognizes you.
.IIt what viii you do'
..au remain what am You wil
rran hour before do, and. by tn
n.4. sou lad better turn up town whe
t..I.lc here. 80 as 20 give the impres
Sion rat,ou are bound anywhere rathe
rnf the United States and Brazi
Steamship cumrny's wharf After
..I. sou cam cross over To Sixth ave
...anl akt the elevated down. vii
m.t SOFA 900 board the steamers th
.uL.nil 300 by express in my name.
AUr.Ht said Percy with sigh
trIe $3.50. good looking fellow, an
I mu.ucha was DOT wholly indifferen
nIm And when wo arc safe at Sc
....n u.-ume our natural selves
l. o1u as YOU like, returned Mar
m though perhaps iNwould do n
I. o. $50 exchanged names for
rH. longer There is no telling VIVA
upp.n. or where some SPY ma
uanuho might lind it for his intel
... amusement 70 gossip about US
wrong quarter
breakfast being over. nothing II
nn.I Dui to label the trunks, whlc
Martini Il Dy writing his name and th'
U r. Steamer ON tags. and attachln
H.m utae handles. an expressman va
called and the trunks were removed
Iut sacrificed his mustache and alike
uH.-ksrs. and finally, attired In q
nnis outer garments. left the hou'
without Interference and strolled up
f.. IIlty.tuird street elevated station
Ilm there 10 was twenty minutes nc
.I.s destination. and then all he had
d.. .uas tO go ON board and wait Tor Ma
On The latter arrived in due cours
aaI ate O'Clock the steamer moved Of
nothcriyer and pointed her nose towai
tNe NarOvs much TO the relief Of Nv
I'D. lca.t Of her passengers. And YET Dol
0' ,hem were leaving behind what vi
l4rer than anything they could expe
fI encounter But those thoughts IL
deep. the more triiling ones only a
uarel ON the surface.
There were but few other passenge
.a the steamer. and those not being pc
r.. whose society was especially attra
itc. Percy and Valentine passed q
greater part Of the time IN each othei
COMPANY Valentine had an almost
sxhaustihle fund Of anecdotes concer
il- Dos past life and adventures on han
and many hours were spent in narrain
those experiences TO Percy. until 4
American had become almost as co
t,r.4nt with the Englishman's past care
asst % bad been his own. The episo
of bis marriage interested him more TN
anything else.
Valentine had met the girl upon I
outward bound steamer from England
New Zealand. flo had previously know
nothing 81 her. nor heard her name; b
10 afterwards transpired that she W
well acquainted with his family histoi
a cousin Of hers, with whom she cor
sponded having been engaged as compa
ion 10 Lad, Martin during several yea
She had thus learned fact that "
supposed 20 be known by few or no
outside the family circle-that Vale
tines elder brother, who inherited
estate, was subject TO species Of Il
which. thongh not always incompatil
with long lie, might bring his career
caoso at any moment In such