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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

Miss Julia Marlowe has set the citizens
wild with delight, by her magnificent per
tormances at Herrmanns Broad Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, for the past two
weeks, so much so, that general request
has been received by the management for
her to stay another week. Theatre par.
ties are all the rage for her nightly. while
the matinees are thing of beauty TO
see-'the most fashionable of Philadelphia,
most satiracly audiences are on hand al
each performance. The papers never
gave such fne notices to any star, not
even Booth and Barrett, Mary Anderson
or the renowned Henry Irving. Below we
give the repertoire for the week com.
mencing January Z Monday evening.
The Hunchback;" Tuesday evening
Lady of Lyons" 1.-THE first time); We'd
nesday matinee, Twelfth Night" We'd
nesday evening and Saturday matinee,
Romeo and Juliet" Thursday and Sat.
ur1ay evening, 'Ingomar;" Friday even.
Ing, "As You Like It."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

The Democrats in Congress seem 10
be pltted against each other on every
hing except flibustering to prevent
necessaIy legislation. Outside Of this
there Is q want Of harmony ever since
the election, and every man seems to
be working for himself. Previous to
The election there was very little con-
cert OF action. and now there is still
lass. There has never been much II
any harmony between President
Cleveland and Congress, as he has al.
ways-seemcd 10 look upon that body
IS something that should be kept at a
distance, and on numbers of occasions
has shown his contempt by vetoing
bills which II has passed. The same
contempt for Congress has been shown
BY the Cabinet and it is but natural,
now that the party is "a perfect wreck,
that every man should look GU. for
himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
In all Of them the prices
are blighted, but the goods
are blooming.

More Carved Furniture
carved where you will APP
preciate It most lin the
prices. We told you of
Bedroom Suites at $25 to
$1,000 that the day before
were $38 to $4,000. About
$50 of them; away short of
that now, but the kinds are
as many as ever.
To day the word Is OF
Parlor Suites. Bargains as
big as in the others. Bear
in mind, the reductions are
from prices that make talk
all through the Furniture
t1aae. The knife has been
through all the stock. These
are a few of the marks:
Parl0F SuitAs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

Although Mr.. ]. Edwin Addicks
was until recently almost unknown in
the politics of this State, there is no
denying the fact that already he is
proving q formidable candidate for the
United States Senatorship. He is the
son Of ex Health Officer Addicks, of
Philadelphia, and has resided or own
ed property In this county for the past
ten or twelve years. He is a live, 60
ahead business man, who has by his
energy and enterprise amassed an
immense fortune. While there Ia so
much dissention in regard to the can
didstes, 1t is possible that Mr.. Addicks
might eventually prove the dark horse
and win the coveted prize.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

The propositions submitted TO the
Board OF Trade last evening in refer.
ence TO the locating Of the new indus
tries In this city are OF the greatest i'm
portance, and everything possible
should be done TO secure them. The
natural advantages of this city cannot
be surpassed, and when they are fully
understood by manufacturers and CAPT
ialists In other places, there will not be
any difficulty In inducing them to come
here. There is no city in the United
Bates where workingmen and their
hmilies can live more comfortable
than here, and we do not believe there
d another place where as large q pro-
portion OF workingmen can be found
who own property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

There ia no doubt but there should
be a change in reference to the pun
ishment which the law now provides
nor rape, as the day has passed when
il should be classed as capital ofense.
This Is especially the case, because 1t
Is Q charge that Is so easily made and
no hard. very hard to disprove. We
have no doubt but innocent men have
and therefore we ait ~ $50 ~
ehsnge in the law, so that instead OF
hanging, II would be punished with an
Imprisonment Of from five to twenty
years, at the discretion Of the Court.
With law Of this kind we believe
there would be more certainty of pun.
ishment for crime of this nature, as
under the present system there is nc
doubt but frequently cases are sup
pressed by the victims, on account oI
the severity of the punishment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
Its Catching.

The people are beginning
to find out that we mean
business in the closing-out
sale at No. z2S MARKET
STREET. The G o o d s
must be sold and it is sell
dom that such an opportu-
nifty occurs to get Reliable
Clothing and run no risk,
as you do in this sale.
Plenty Of good Suits for
men and boys. Good over
coats, odd pants and in fact
a complete clothing stock
at almost one-half price.
Some of it at less. Call and
see the goods. You will
be politely treated, even il
you do not care to buy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

The new law In relation TO execu-
ton by electricity went into effect in
New York at 10 O'Clock Monday night.
and about fifteen minutes later there
was murder committed, but whether
OF not the murderer wished to enjoy
the distinction OF being the first one
executed In this manner Is Of course
not known. There are, however,
several difficulties that will have to be
overcome before this method Of execu-
ting criminals can come into general
use. Hanging can be done by any
one, but II will require o scientific man
70 properly manipulate an electric bat
terry, and II Ia scarcely probable that
one could - obtained who would CON
eent % become q public executioner.
Another difficulty In the way Is the
means OF applying the electricity;
various methods have been proposed
Tor this purpose, among them being o
chair In which the criminal would be
firmly bound. Another proposition Is
to bind the criminal ON table, but
with all the methods proposed the fact
still remains that some persons are
more susceptible to electrical Influence
than Others, and that a current which
would cause instant death In some
men, would only cause intense torture
70 others. This fact has been demon
Hirated since the passage Of the law by
experiments that have been made on
dogs and other animals. There is,
EsSeyer, one good feature about the
law, and that is the fact that after q
criminal is once sentenced he will be
dead to the world. This will put q
stop TO the sentimentallsm that some
Addle -paied people are so prone to eS
tend to condemned criminals, and i
there was no other redeeming feature
about the law, this Of itself would be
sufficient TO make 1t popular with al
xight-thinking people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

Look, dOyn the resume
Of the Special Bargains.
Aya Floor. Bedroom
SUITES. Mahogany, Antique
Oak. Walnut, Sabicu, Ma
pie, Cherry, that day before
yesterday were $sS to $4,000
and are to-day $as to $1,000.
Second Floor. Carpets and
Rugs; White French China,
Saxon, Hungarian and Rhe-
nish Crown Bric-a-Brac at
half; Muslin Underwear and
Corsets, Jerseys, Wraps and
Jackets.
First Floor. Worsted
Dress Goods at rs cents, IS
cents,and $I.a5, from $I.a5,
$I.so and $r.7s; Cbeviot,
So inches. at SO cents; Robes
with elegant novelty garnl-
ture at 81 to $40, or half
prices; Mems and Boys
Clothing; Shoes; Millinery;
Books.
Basement. Many house.
keeping and hardware
things.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
Notice tQGhS CONSUMERS

Tho wilminEton Coal aas Company dc
bifOs 70 Announce 10 itg many patrons TIA
the prices and terms for RAs after January
], Ises. Will be Is follows:
For all Illuminating and heating gas in-
Guiding that used Tor stoves Of all Kinds, 81. Is
per Thousand cubic feet, subject to dlsoon nj
Of 10 cents per thousand feet II paid for with-
In ten da " from delivery Ofbiil.
Bits Will be delivered quarterly, monthly,
company thinks II desirable. In cases OF
clubs, societies. etc.t ETC., or Of individuals,
where there is no individual or financial liza
bility, advance payments will be required.
lower than thai Of any city Its size similarly
situated In this eountry, and the only way ~
prompt collection o. bills and the consequent
Avoidance Of bad debts With this object In
view We ash the cooperation Of our patrons,
even though u lnconvenlsnce them somewhat
70 pay at our ONCE or mail checks within the
time named. This feature Is 80 important to
us that the discount will not In future be al
lowed 10 any consumer under any ctrcum-
stances after the ten days have expired, and
In default OF payment after that the gas will
Complaints for supposed errors must be
made immediately after receipt of bill, 10 that
fore the ten days limit expires. as the Officers
have no authority 10 modify onr rules or rer.
nit delay In settling.
The only EnOwn measure for gas IL the gas
m ter, which must be accepted as the meas
urement for gas consumption In each case
Comparisons with bills OF others are too I'M
certain to be seriously considered.
With prompt payment no bad debts, I'm
proved processes In Manufacturing and l1wer
prices for materials We indulge the hope OF
still lower prices at ne very distant day, and
as evidencoi OF faith IN this prospect we point
with pride to our list r0f prices for gas the last
tT, ,, four J ears, having IN mind also that
the gas has improved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

,cnticnra Remedies are the gre ,test medi-
elnes on earth. Had the worst case OF salt
Rheum In this country. My mother had II 20
years, and In fact died from a., / believe
Cuticura would have saved her life, NV arms
breast and head were covered for three yeaTs
which othinF relieved or cured until I used
ne Cutieura HesOiyent.
j. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
Parlor Suites:
fretty Plush-seat Rock
ers are in the march:

ffetty fluSn-Seat Rock
ers are in the march:
$50 kind foIS25
$40 kind for 81
$3.50 kind for Sc
$3.50 kind for 81
and 80 on.
Third floor. -Four elevators.
Hosiery and Gloves will
catch 1t next. Some of the
following we have owned "a
hours. others longer-you
needn't question which is
which. No difference. They
are in the increment"
300 dozens Women's black
fieecy-lined cotton Hose o.
the sort we sell at so cents Q
pair; the price is 25 cents
50 dozens Women's black
CO shmere Hose, that means
Ill sooOl, were 80 cents yes
terday; to-day are 25 cents
gas dozens Women's all.
wool ribbed Vests, the las
Of 5000 dozens lately i'm
ported. Our price has beer
81, Is how Is cents.
35 dozens Mems kid anc
leather Gloves, assorted, a
so cents a pair, that hav,
been $3.50 and 81. Goo,
picking here.
25 dozens Mems dogskil
Gloves. 1t wouldn't be fall
to tell the make when W,
name Is cents a pair instea,
lof $3.50, but did we give tn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
wANAm kKEk's.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Jan. !, 1850.
Action, not argument.
Why we are selling such
vast lots of most desir b G
things at prices that give
SIXTY cents tl' purchasing
boaOey Of one dollar has
been told you DER and DER.
The argument is past, the
fact Is here.
Also the counterpart: you
are buying, buying big.
Therefore you and we are
agreed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
6trawhrid1E & ElnthiFr.

THE MONTH OF JANUARY usually devoted to closing
by offering undoubted The business or
months largely still department there goods
DESIRABLE small lots which have
the loss.
The adoption this policy while brings considerable direct loss works
advantage the distribution undoubed
ing counters for the coming Spring
We SHALL therefore the month OF policy
the people quantities Away BELOW VALUES
large goods submitted
opportunities afforded by
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

money % them, this January
offering isyouf opportunity.
Books Of all kinds ~ yclo-
pedias to thin, blg-lcttered
Juveniles.
You'll b. surprised that
such a range Of Books have
had one OF other degree Of
rough usase--more surpris.
ed to see how out OF all pro-
portion the prices have SUI
fered.
January Book NEW s
shows a new sparkle--illu-
STATIONS. One Of the fea.
lures that makes the Holiday
number so popular is the
picture gallery chosen from
the representative books OF
the season. Why stop with
December We won't. Book
News readers shall have the
best. When sample illu-
STATIONS viii help 10 give q
juster notion Of a new
work they shall appear In
Book News pages. -Four
this month, besides a plate
paper portrait Of Thomas
Nelson Page SC SOC a
year.
With Books, near Thirteenth street en-
trance.
Lively work, the last
Three Days in Women's
Wraps. listers, Raglans and
Jackets. Livelier to come.
Ali we've told you Of bar
gains holds good, and there's
a new showering to- day.
Wraps and Jackets:
Beaver and Cloth Wraps, handsomely
trimmed, g, a and o.; from 81
% and $40.
Elegantly braided and Soutacho trim.
med Wraps, black and colors, SIS,
$50 and S25. just half.
Beaver and Melton Jackets in great
variety, %, "a and 80; from %, $s
and $40.
Beautifully trimmed Stoclinet and
Beaver Jackets, latest styles, o., 81
and e.; about half the usual price.
listers. Raglans, etc.:
Striped aud Plaid Cloth listers and
kagIsa,5as, ., s. and 80; from IS, sic
Black and OoIored Diagonal and Plain
Beaver listers, s.; from 90 and $40.
Rich Plain Beaver listers and Rag.
lans, 50; from s14.
| Finest Fur.baek Beaver Ulster, rich
| monkey fur trimmings, "a.
Finest Imported Striped and Plaid
Newmarkets and Raglans, exclusive
styles, s15j From $22.
Seal Cloth Plush:
Our Guaranteed Seal Cloth PLUSH
| Jackets, Wraps aud Goats are I'M
| matched for style, finish and price
The assortmsntis complete from s1t
to eco.
House Dresses, etc.:
for So.
Velvet Striped Tea Gowns, beauti
fully trimmed with surah and satin
$3.50 from 81.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Foul
elevators.
81 r. & G.. Corsets for
so cents. They are seconds
but you'll wonder why some
Of them aren't firsts. MAJ
be they are. They go fol
half a dollar just the same.
With Muslin Underwear, Second floor
Juniper street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
Eczema on Hands CURED.

Two years aud half ago Salt Rheun broke
out ON my right hsnd. II appeared In white
blisters, attended by terrible itching, and
gradually spread until IL covered the entire
back OF the hand. The disease next appeared
on my left haud. tried many remedies. but
could find no cure until ! obtained the Cuti-
Cnra Remedies, which effected a speedy and
permanent cure.
JANIS p. KEARNFY,
2Si Wood Avenue, Detroit.
Sold everywhere, Price, CUTICURA, NC,
SOAP, 25c. RHSOLVEHT d, Prepared bv
the POTTER DRuG AND bHEMi0AL Co.,
Boston, Mass,
ARrSend for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, ~
q pages, Sd illustrations and 10 ties imonisis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

NYoTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undofsigued will MAKE applica.
Ton ut ire next session Of the Lesislature Of
the state OF Delaware for . divorce from her
hush Rd, OhaTlts W, $ allowAy.
de.thslm MARY A. 0ALLOWAY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05

We desire 10 sell gas 70 every person who
Is willing to pay for il upon our terms and
conditions, but we do not wish TO have any
customers who expect to dictate their own
pricsa. terms or modes of payment
IL is not right that parties who pay prompt
ly should be eaddled, even Indirectly, with
the losses and delays Of delinquehts,
by order of the Hoard,
DIS EDwkRD BETS, President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
JANIS P. KEARNEY,
Oh Wnnh Apanna nnIroaI

Pah,,'c skin and Scalp preserved and beau
DdOy tiled by cutleuia Medlcated Soap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05


The clustering crowds neaI
Chestnut street, west Of thu
entrance, will tell where yol
may find these things. Guam
titles good for two day
only.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle
Curtains are down with al
the rest; some of them ava,
down. Light or heavy, nc
matter which, you'll find ;
handsome harvest among
them, Somewhere In TIN
house you've aplace that
would be the better for a Lit
tie Curtain tightening ant
frightening. Don't hope te
do il for less.
Swiss Tambour Lace:
81 kind for 20
$3.50 kind for o.
So kind for $3.50
81 and ss kind for 90
s1l kind for 90
Sl2 kind for gao
SIG kind for SO so
Sash
$5 kind for s.
81 kind ioI q
Brussels Lace:
$40 kind for tlS
t22.50 and SIS kind for $50
$50 kind for SIS
si5 kind for $3.50
Sash
$3.50 and ga kind for 81
SIS kind for SO
go kind for SIC
Cluny Lace Sash:
q and s.. 80 kind for "a
"a and q. so kind for o.
$40 kind for $3.50
$l2 kind for go
Applique Lace:
$3.50 kind for o. 30
SIS kind for 5000
Colored Madras:
81 kind for IS
$3.50 kind for %
50 kind for $3.50
Chenille Curtains:
Plain tops, fancy dados.
$3.50 n pair from IS
t3.Gc a pair from 81
Vienna Chenille Curtains:
Figured all over, Persian patterns
So pair from s., $3.50 and %
$3.50 a pair from $40
$40 pair from $3.50
$40 pair from 418.50
$3.50 a pair from tl5
Tapestry Curtains;
Bordered all around, suitable for VIII
dow Curtains, rvrtieres ona oouc
Covers.
s. pair from $40
SIS pair from SIS
Second floor, north of Transept
Sixty miles an hour il
quick, sixty cents for a dol
lar is quicker. So prove
the great company tina
trained in our clothing stocI
yesterday to the tune of s.
for $40 Mems Schnabel Ely
sian Overcoats.
Who doubts that our &C
vertising is readl The moOe
ment of the occasion is price
The whole Men and Boy
Clothing stock feels 1t. Sc
yesterdays story. Here al
a few more pulsations In pr
ces.
Large Boys Overcoatl
assorted Elysians, som
Schnabels, that were $l5,bl
now are $40. Also a lot
Diagonal Cassimers dow
from $15 ty $40. Sizes
both lots 8 to I6 years.
Small Boys Storm Goa
of Fancy Cassimer, real Iril
Cheviot, down from $12
So. Sizes 5 to 10.
Large Boys Fancy Cas-
} mer Suits of Irish Chew,
sizes IL TO 10, SIS and 81
l TO $40; and small Boys No
S folk Suits Of same gooe
7 sizes 8 to Is, $40 to So. :
We tell these prices ju
( to illustrate the movemer
Il We have told prices befor
a but never such as these.
Do the people listen VIII
k we speak, and do they b
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
Seal Cloth Plush:

Our Guaranteed Seal Cloth Plush
Jackets, Wraps aud Goats are I'M
matched for style, finish aud price.
The assortmsntis complete from S10
to eco.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
House Dresses, etc.:

f4.50 Striped Zephyr House Dresses
for So.
Velvet Striped Tea Gowns, beauti-
fully trimmed with surah and satin,
$3.50 from 81.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four
elevators.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-05
listers. Raglans, etc.:

Striped aud Plaid Cloth listers and
kaglans, u, g. and 80; from IS, SO
and SIP.
Black and Oolored Diagonal and Plain
Beaver listers, s.; from 90 and $40.
Rich Plain Beaver listers and Rag
lans, 50; from S14.
Finest Fur back Beaver Ulster, rich
monkey fur trimmings, "a.
Finest Imported Striped and Plaid
Newmarkets and Raglans, exclusive
styles, SO, From SO.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-14

ssund. n shade under 1854 hands and
weighs 1.lA0 pounds. His sirc. McCnriy,s
Hnmbletoninn ,ivc-year-old record S:tstS.,
was by Harold, out Of Belle tiam nj hft-
mouil hy Chief, and In own
brother tn Pancoast's DAM.
A. j. CONnachO, the handler Of 'NaI"
MsN is out with the Encouragement
that his imam will he hacked Tor from
$1,000 to $4,000 q side against any ll4-
pound man i'm the world, give ar take a
pound, for "a finish fight with skin gloves.
Deputy sheriff Hunter served John L.
Sullivan. In Boston, August -, with q
surnmons To appear before the municipal
court for poor debtor proceedings Septcm-
her II, and show cause why tailor W..
Jackson's hill for xs12 or more should not
he paid.
Billy Wilson, the colorcd heavyweight
pnRilist Of 81. Paul, is In sun Frnnclsco
with his hacker, Thomas Jefferson. VIII
sou In the hero Of fourteen battles. which
he won with ease. He went there I'm
search Of n fight. II he cannot see any
prospect for a hattie he will soon return
to his home. Jefferson believes that VIII
Sullivan. Pope GOoding "Wilson
will give amy man outside of Sullivan q
hard fight. He uses both hands and In
game To the core. Any one whom he lands
his right oa will go out ss though SULLIVAN
had hit him. Cardiff defeated him, hut
the circumstances surrounding the on
test wcr, such that Wilson had no show
to win. saw him work at Spokane Falls
on our way out and noticed "a narkt1 mn
provement. While not undertaking Jack
SON, hc would lind Wilson u hard nut to
crack, even IL he did not meet his mntcih.'
Ir..la~s .s1~x r.,gsiSfp.- axnpr rfg0nxnf ruff.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-14
THE KOHiNOOR MlSlAiD.
How the Famous Diamond Was Nearly
Lost.

Hssw the Famous Diamond Was Nearly
From the 81. Louis t;loi,e Democrat.
An interesting anecdotc is related in the
life of Lord John Lawrence i'm regard to
that most famous diamond, the Kohinoor.
When the precious gem WAS committed
tn the care Of Lord Lawrence he stuffed
il into his waistcont pocket and went OH
with business. Diuner time arriving. he
changed his clothes and threw his waist
coat aside. Six weeks later ~ message
canc that the queen desired the diamond
to he sent hoIne at once. The matter had
entirely escaped tl,c emo of the alb
sent-n,inded lord, and hc at first avowed
that he had forwarded il long before.
When the facts came back to him he was
badly frightened, but allowed no mis9iv-
ings tn appear. and took tho first oppor-
tunity To slip away tn his private room.
Once there, with his heart in his mouth.
he sent for his native servant and said tn
him: "Have you got ~ small box which
was i'm my waistcsHat pocket some time
ago." Ayes, sahib." the man replied, ~
found il and put IL in one OF your tin
boxes" "Bring il here said the ssahitp.
Upon this the old servant went to X
down tin-box and produced the little one
from IL. s.Open IT," said Lord Lawrence.
''and see what il inside" He watched the
man anxiously as fold after fold OF cloth
was takcn OF. and great was his relief
when the brilliant gem appeared. The
servant seemed perfectly UNCONSCIOUS of
the immense treasure he had had in his
keeping. '.Tlere Is nothing here, suhib,"
he said, ''but ~ bit of glass;" Thus.
want. what might have been u serious loss
WAS turned into N hanpy recovery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-14

From the Chicago Herald.
Ii was somc time ago that a ~wcll-known
newspaper maj here i'm Chicago rented -
new house and moved all his belongings
there. but his friends who ;lrs. i'm tho secret
arr still laughing at him over AN Incident
that occurred SOON after the removal. 1t
appears that the new house was one at u
long block of houses which all look alike.
When he left thers. he first nigh after
he got settled hc counted his house as the
fourth One from the east end of the row.
On his return about I A. NJ. lc alightesi
from the car mt the further end of the
block and counted to the fourth house.
Tripping mp the steps he tried his key. IL
did not work. Then he tried the 81
He had been struggling some time at Hthc
screen when hc heard a feminine voice
behind il inquiries: "Well, what il it:"'
He said lac had been unable to unlock the
front door and was trying the window
Then hc turned around and discovered to
his horror that the feminine voice was
owned by ~ stranger. Visions OF ~ mid
night ride i'm IA patrol wagon and u night
i'm "A damp cell rose before him. But the
owner of the voice laughed. She had
him through the window and
knew that he had just moved into the
house next door. She told him 80 and,
greatly relieved, he muttered profuse
apologies and found his way tai his new
home, which he had no trouble In enter
inU in the proper way.