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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
D, & F, MIITELDORFER.

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS BRIEFLY MEN
TONED.
Wa have placed on the centre counter al our
A., ~ S7k, S5. and @c. LADIKS Muslin dn, w
CHBMISE. DRAWERS, and CORsEr-COVEkS,
from which you make your selection at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AZ 4Oc. We show goods worth ". e. ana 'oc'
odds and ends at obe half value.
CHALLlBS.
We have an immense assortment OF these
Justly popular goods. All the new tints, al tho
late designs are represented. .
We offer the very best values for 5, 81, Z. g. II,
IGI, and l9c. a yard. .
Third supply Of HEMSrIICHED FLOUN-
CINGs Is lust In. We consider them very cheap.
Please call and pass Judgment on them.
Our 50c. numb are fully worth 75c. yard;
Our 6jc numbers were thought good value at u
yard;
At96c. We show a variety Of patterns worth si.l5,
sl.2j, aud fi.5O a yard.
MATTINGs FROM AUCTION
% pieces Of WHITE and FANCY MAITINGS at
lOc yard or $50 Tor i0-ysrd roll As the
quantity Of this rare bargain is limited We
would SAX you TO call early
l4c. a yard or $50 a roll Tor the DC. quahty
FANCY and WHITE MATING; .
CSC. a yard for an extra quality FANCY NAT
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS.
COLORED JERSEY RlBBED VESTS NJ ljc. each
or two for pc. These goods formerly sold
for 25c. zach.
LADIES' CREAM, PINK, and WHITE JERSEY
RIBBED VESTS al l9c. each-value GHc;
Extra dne PINK and BLUE VESTS At zoe. each.
GENTLEMEE's FURNISHINGS.
Another invoice OF our woll-knOwn co. PLATED
SHIFTS has just boon received. Can furnish
any siZe from II % II.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
Our SOC. STRIPED SHIRT IS the best made for
the money;
At -. SOC, 81, 81. %. and $50 wa show a superb
assortme nt OF FLANNEL SHIRTS, all Of which
|, will be cold a. much less than real value.
BLACK LACE.
FLOUNCINGs and NETS In very large variety
At bargain prices.
ID. & Z MITTRLDORFER
my % Tu&Th oH Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

n there bad been no rebellion Mr. Lincoln
could no, have inisriered With slavery 10 the
southern States or deprived the Shareholders
81 their human chstteisanY more than OF their
horses, mules, or other property. Chicago
Tribune.
The Tribune gives lis case away. Mr.
LIkcoLA's proclamation set free The slaves Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

"A New Yorker worth 100000 waite /
five minutes the other day for a newsboy to
get change and return him two cents. lie
probably wanted the pennies for the Sunday
collection or to contribute to the GRANT.
monument fund,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

TINTED STATES ENGINEER
u OFFICE, RICHMOND. Va, May 9, 1853. Pro
pOsais for constructing a Brush Dyke will DO
received until noon OF JUNE o.. 1889. and then
opened. The attention Of bidders 10 invited TO
the acts OF Congress approved February 20.
1855, and February g. 1857. Vol -, page SS9 and
Vol. "a. page 4i4, Statutes at Large. All intorms-
ton can be had Of mo resident engineer, Nr. c.
y. r. BUR0wYs, s05A east Main street. THOMAS
TURTLE, Captain Of Engineers. U. ) A.
my e6-st&tJeis&i9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

"The sea serpent turned up in the Hud-
son river, near Cold Spring, on Sunday" A
sea SERPENT near cold spring Oh, no that
won't do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGI- L
L MENT, VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. kcH- n
MoSD. VA. May 30, 1889 GENERA Orders, N
No. is, The FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA il
VOLUNTEERS will assemble At It's Armory on
THURSDAY, May Goth, at4 o'clock ?. ~ for pa
rade 10 Hollywood.
BY order AZ. l. SPoTsw0oD, Colonel command
ing. WILLIAM l. MoSbl,
Second Lieutenant, Acting AdJutaut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
BRiEF COMMENT.

"BouLLNGER has convened himself Into a
council OF war in London" so the spring
war cloud is upon us at last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

"An Ohio girl named MOORE left her rich
fiancee to elope with an itinerant photograph
er named NICHOLS" But the photographer
had taking ways.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
"
NEXT SUNDAY. JUNE ., 1859.
WARWICK PARK,
MONITOR FLEET,
AND DUTCH GAP.
ELEGANT STEAMER ARIEL.

Leave Richmond Sunday afternoon, June "a.
at 4 O'Clock, touching at Warwick Park going
aud returning. aud arriving here att T. NJ.
Baud OF music, Grand piano. and refresh
meuts. No intoxicating liquors or improper
characters allowed
Tickets sec children. &c. Under five years
free. VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
my 30-it
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
- HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, ". Va.

ALKALINE LITHIA WATER, also SUPERIOR
IRON AND FREESTOSE WATERS. Baths ri
ANY TEMPERATE RE LARGEST sWlNMISG
POOL OF ALKALINE LlTHIA WATER IN The
world. SUPERB SUMNER CLIMATE. Here "a
where the SICK RECOVER and this WELL ARE
ALWAYS HAPPY. Send for pamphlets aud
score rooms W. II. SALE,
nyig-im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

"Woman suffrage has just died its annual
death in the Massachusetts Legislature"
And she does not seem TO know It,"
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my 2-lnl
A UGUSTA WHITE SULP U R

4 A bFHINI5,
open JUNE 1sT, on Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. about half n mile from depot
Augusta spriDgs9 and eighteen miles vest
OF stsunton. 1856 miles from RlchnT nd.
ia from Washington. Moro accessible, with
lower rates than any other virginia springs
OF is class. Good music. sulphur, Lithla,
Healing. Iron, and Frecstono waters Post
ofice Pond Gap. Daily mails. Telegraph and
express DANIEL & ANDERSOT.
nv lQom Proprotors.
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PAPER

CROWN IMPERIAL LINEN, ruled and plain,
So per quarter ream;
CONGRESS LINEN, ruled and plain, 4Oc per
quarter ream:
MANCHESTER LINEN, ruled and plain. Soc. per
quarter reGm
LYONS PARCHMENT, ruled and plain, Soc per
quarter roam
MARCUS Wards IRISH LINEN, ruled aud
plain, 81 per quarter ream.
HUNTER & CO.. Slstioners,
mvg-Th SaITu 6o9 east Broad.
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BLACK
DRESS

wo carry tbe largest and best-assorted stock
OF BLACK DRESS GOODS In this city. and can
therefore show at any time the choicest goods In
this line.
BLACK cAsHMEREs from icc. up to 'i'S
HRSRiErrA CLOTH from SOC. up to $3.50 a
yard:
sg5AsToPoL CLOTH at GO, Sc, and 81 yard;
ARN URY at 60c. a yard worth ~
WOOL BATiSrE at 5Oc. worth 1oc., ana o. foc.
NOVELTY BLACK DRESS GOODS for combine
tions;
wool GRENADINES at Is and 75c. yard;
PURE SILK GkENADINE at 81 yard worth
$50:
Wool BUNTING and CHALLI as ioc yard
BLACK LAWNS and INDIA LINEN;
BLACK MOHAIR, verv fac, 10 Inches "ide' a.
BLACK CHECK GRENADfNE. a inches wide,
at 35c. a yard worth 5Oc;
NUNS YELLING at 20 and &c. q yard
BLACK-AND- WHITE LAWNS and BATISTB;
NUNS VEIL1NGS for yels at 7sc-. 81, N.So.
f1O sl.75. 81, 81 20. and So 30 yard
NUNS WILLING WELLS ~ fS6O, $3.50, and $3.50;
BLACK CREPES in all Widths and qualities;
GRIPPE Wells az Sl.JO, 81, 40, ~ 81, s. and
PLAIN BLACK sATTNE at I2x. 20. IS. 80. and"
35c.-the three latter are warranted Aporspi-
ration proof: -. -.-,,..,,,.
lew G. DAVIS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
[my 2S-eodl
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WINS, LieU0ns, &c.
ALBEMARLE CLARE7S.

Il. L. CHRISTIAN q Co have full stock Of
ALBRnAkLE cLARErs. including Ives. Con-
cord, and Norton.
vintagos from two to si1 years old FURNISHED
IN ANY AMOUNT.
As agents for WILLIAM HoToP one Of the
largest wine producers in the State. thsy can
supply WINES at the Low EST PRICES
One hundred case, OF FOREIGN cLARETs Of
their own importation myN
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BAD COMPILATIONS.

THE SECRET OF THEIR CAUSE FULLY FIX
PLAINRD-WHY LADIES ARE sALLOW AND
MEN PALLlD-soME VALUABLE FACTS on
THE SUBJECT.
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FINE STATIONERY.

In addition 10 our already wel-seectod stock
Of FINE STATIONERY We have within the last
week received several shipments OF now ahd
~ BILE goods in this line. which gives Us an as
sortment Nell worth seeing
HUNTER b CO..
my 9TH ca&Tu Fine sthtoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

The nxed charges o. this company, in-
Guiding the per cent diyi1eni on ir
5000, 600 preferred siock sud Interest
GU the present issue u $4,000 bond,
(niso expenses Of managemonQ VII
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tmygial

THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
NOSD,
CAPITAL. $4,000,
is now ready for business Ia tho egltiag OF 20
National Bank Of Virginia corner E.oysa!a al
Main street
INTEREST ALLOWED OS DEPOSITS
SUNS OF 81 AND UPWARDS kECEif-h
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

BOARD or DIRECTORS; George L cnrisa'A
W. X QuarIss. o. o. Owens, p. whiaeck. H. he
odoro Ellyson. Hermann schmidt K l. lia-N
W. II. Zimmerman, b Alsop, d o. Davis. IT. D.
Taiiaferro. ~ NJ Gillian, john Pope. T. sii.'-
ding. Johu II. Dinasen. john W. Gordon. y p
Hsrxroys, II. seldom Taylor. Heery Bodekei' b.
h Tamm, Il. swinolord. James Lyons al '@
q. Valentine. az --
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MACHIsk- W ORA y.
ESTABLISHED Isl

ESTABLISHED 1915
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
IL MACHINE-WORKS,R RICHMOND, VA,
builders OF LOCOMOTIVES. STEAM ENGINES,
stationery and portable. with plain slide valves,
automatic cutoff. or Corliss gear; BOILERS,
stationary, marine, and portable SAW-MlLlS,
TANKS, PULLEYs, SHAFfING. HANGERS. etc
Electricians Observation-Disclosures Incl run
within Two blocks OF tho WORKS. my LILY
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DRUNKENNESS
The GIenn0re Iron Company.

GENERAL JOSEPH X. ANDERSON, President
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, JR.. Treasurer
X. w. MOSrAGUF, Secretary.
GKSBRAL JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, MAJOR
JOHN p BRANCH, COLONEL ARCHER ANDEk-
SON, A. F. MATHEWS. ESQ.,, GEORGE GRANT,
ESQ, Directors.
The company Is organized for the purpose OF
developing an extensive and valuable deposit
OF rcd oxide OF iron near the White sulphur
Springs, W. Va, under 4 very favorable lease
from tho owner OF the property. Tho orgaal2a-
ton OF tho company Is complete The suDscrip-
tion-bOoks are now open and limited number
OF shares VIII be disposed Of For particulars
GENERAL JOSEPH R. ANDERSON,
President,
TredogAr Company, Richmond,
or 90 X W. MONTAGUE.
my 23-im White Sulpur Springs, W. Va
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RIDGE SPRINGS, va.
TEE CELEBRATED DYsPEPsIA WATER

Seventeenth season under same management
New Hotel will be ready for this season. send
for illustrated pamphlet. -
PHILIP T. BROWN,
myI9-2m Owner and Proprietor.
NHE OCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.-THIS
4 wsll-known seaside resort eight miles from
Norfolk, WILL BE OPENED lsT OF JUNE 10 the
public. Fishing and bathing unexceiled by any
resort on the ooost For terms, dc, address W..
". PRICE. Ocean View, Va my l7-2m
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" GORDONSVILLE. N1.--SUhMER BOARD
FPS taken at SO and So per month. Large
grounds Elevation sixty feet higher than al
Charlottesville. Water through tie house and
grounfs my l6-4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

HEADQUARTERS r. +. L E E
I 4 CAMP. No. 1. c. v. RIcuSoSD, VA, May
%, 1Ssq.-This Camp will Assem- ole at their hall.
No. 6Z east Broad street, OIL THURSDAY. May
30th. at O'Clock J.. NJ, 10 attend MEMORIAL
SERVICES al Hollywood. Every member is ur-
gently requested 10 be present Those having
uniforms viii please wear them.
BY orter Of THOMAS a. BRAEDRR Commander.
my 3)-it y. A. SPlIZEh, hdlutaht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

R. A. PATTERSON, I. z. NORRIS
President Vice Pres -'-
GEoRGEN. WOODBRIDGE. Cashls.
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The Richmond and West POil.
Terminal Railway
Warehouse Conpanys
5 PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE mLLlrg.
BAL Trust GOLD DOXDS
OF MARCH 1, 1879, DUE MARCH 1914
BUT REDKEsABLB BY THg COMPANY A.
PAR ANT TINE BEFoRENATURiTY
ISSUE OF $5,OOO,OO0.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MogTGAGE tsGsnYa
THE CENTRAL TRUST ConPASH
oFSRw YORK, TRUSTEE
INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH isr AND 80.
TBMBERisr
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYA8'g v


GOLD.
REFERRING TO TIE EXTRACTS PROV.
LETTER FROM TIE TREASURER o. r.e
COMPANY, APPENDED HERETO, w AL.
AUTHORIZED TO OFFER TnR ABOVE Y...
600 OF BONDS FOR PUBLIC sUBsCWrI .t
APPLICATIONS FOR THE B0NDs WILL s.t
BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICES o. IlE ...
DgRsIGNgD AT THE TRlCE or -ra rt
CEST. AND ACCRUED Interest. IHF r...
BEING RESERVED TO CLOSE IRE sIH,.I..
TON AND TO ADVANCE THE PRICE Nl.I.
OFT NOTICE: ALSO. TO REDUCE Okb .....
ALL APPLICATIONS OFFERED.
AIL.OIhENTS WILL BE MADE iHMrlliI
TX AFTER TIE DESCRIPTIONS uI..
CLOSED. WHEN PER CKNT. or THEtY. ..
or BONDS ALLOTTED WILL BE pAYAr.D
BONDS WILL BIZ READY FNK Usf g
MAY y. 1859. AND APPLICATION WIl. fs
MADEIO list THEM AT THF sew lr..
STOCK EXCHANGE IMMEDIATELY
AFTER.
FORMS OF THE BOND And COPIES or r".
MORTGAGE roth or WHICH nave r..s
EXAMINED AID APPROVED IS Alb DID,.
sPECTs By OUR COUNSEL CAS- b.. l..
TAINTED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED.
MAITLAND. PHELPS a. CO..
Nov lara.
KEssLER & CO., Nes YorI
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GAuZE-WIRE DOORS

VI WINDOw-sCRERNs AND FRAMES.
II Is now timo 10 have these put In your
houses 10 keep out the nies We have the best
patterns in the market A. b. CLARKE6 SON,
ap 2S-eod2m 1910 Main street
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EKTlNRA.

.oNnnNON O.NO-N0-O0|-N-o .0OI~~NNNNNNNN|N(O0
4 URORA LODGE, No. 16, .,ss19CxH..
"a |. O. O. f., will hold q regular szstsrsSSg0 s
session in Elletts Hall. corner OF 1s,aSlsSSa
Fifth and Marshall streets, on THIS
CThursday1 EVENING, May Goth, az O'Clock.
A fun attendance desired. All Odd-FelloHs III
vited 10 attend
By order Of the n. G.
my Colt X :. DENNY, secrelery.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the first meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGhANY RAIL
WAY COMPANT, a corporation organized under
the laws OF the State OF virginia ~ the pur-
chasers Of the property and franchises OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company nj
a sale held in tho city OF Richmond on the 9Th OF
April, 1888 by X. r. Leland, special commits
sioner, appointed under decree OF foreclosure
en- cred by the Circuit Court OF the city OF kich-
mond on the 1gth day Of December, ISIS. IN two
certain causes in said court pending, In one OF
which Herbert L. Terrell and Thomas ). Bocock,
trusteos wero complsuanls, and the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company and others
were defendants, aud 10 the other OF which
Henry NJ Alexander and Horny h. Eiyson,
trustees, we're coInplainants, nnd the Mchmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company and oihers
were defendants, will be held at the ONCE OF tho
company, Pace building, in the city OF Rich
mond, on the STH DAY OF JUNE, 1889, at ~
O'Clock noon.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
K. X. LELAND,
ny2i-tJes Secretary.
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KEssLER & CO.. Nes Yors
MgssRa. THOMAS BRANCH . GO.
ARE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE sUsftslP.
TONS IN RICHMOND

Extracts Of letter from Nr. A. J. Ragh, treasu-
rer Of Richmond and West Poiu, Terminal kali
way and Warehouse Company, dated Nay IS,
Issg. TO MesarA MAITLAND. Phelps s. a.. snd
Kessler & Co:
This company, through The oenership ofs,orts
and bonds uorsof, controls ile following hfe8
great systems Of southern raiirosds-TiL:
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Mas ions 4. RUBAYK, Proprietor

DON AIR II o 7 f l.,
ID BON AIR, VA.
This delightful summer resort, eight miles
from Richmond, ON Richmond and Danyille rail-
road, will
OPEN JUNE 10TH
under entirely new management Tor terms,
&c, address until June l0th)
X. V. OWEN, Manager,
Ill7 east Main street.
Q2.Im Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

Richmond and nanv.lle..-Alt3
including steam boat Liuo
from West Point Va, 10
Baltimore, Nl-cQuiya-
lent rail road n cage. 2O t,A3 miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

LAST I0uIUE'EHs ! THIuTH
and GeorglA system. l,1-h3
Georgia Central system. 1873
iusuding Savannah aui
New YORK steamship
Lino and savannah ami
Boston tesmship Line
equivalent railroad r. o.
ags......................... 20 2.D
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-19
LES PECHEs DE MoNTREUIL
-Contre Remand.
Hem! voua ditesS
Par FRANCIS lesson.

Hem! vous ditesS
-Je dis que nous altons 'p'aider
eoatre Remand, parhlen !
-Quoi, contre lie pere d'Ame''e
.mais c'est impossible, mon oncle.
Je r6ve, j'ai la bcrlue. j'ai NAL en-
,endu. Qnoi! nh We'll ami dc
douze ans!
Mon ami, lui! a'lons done!
iamais de la vie! c'est TN Tartuffe
aui s'est insinu6 chez moi sons le
couve,t de Famit,6 pour mienx
n'exploitrr, pour mirux me trahir.
Tn faux.frere nm Judas; nn--.
oh! mon oncle, pouvea-vons..
-Toi qni connais le cole, tot
Qui ca ferre 4 glace u Ia chicane ;
,oi aui sails tons les trucs, toutes
les rpssonrcps, tous les detonrs d"
temple de Thfmis, tn vas me me"er
ropdrmpnt Get animal, hei"! Pas
de heterogeneous! Lutte q mort
Guerre sans mprci nj tr1ve: Des
designations, DIES designations ; une
montague d'assfgnationsl II taut
one le Renaud en- creve de rage.
-C'est tot qui en- crevcras. >ieille
bette, cria dune f-netre du premier
etage la voix c~ourrouc6e de Tex.
chef de bureau.
II m'insnlte! Prends note quill
ma insult4: c'est nn grief de plus
4 METRE d sa charge. II me paiera
celu, Ia avec les autves.
Julien 6tait navre: cette discus
sion. nee dune suite dc rancunes
1t de coleres longtemps concen-
trees, venait bien malencontrense-
ment contrecarrer ses reeves dave.
mir.
II entraina son onc'e, pour METRE
fin & cette p6nible scene.
-Je me vengerai, hurlait Fex-
mercier en- mon,rant le poing q
Remand qui ricanait au haut de sa
crOis6e.
Julien, pour essayef de le calmer,
hasarda quelgues paroles de conci
ifa&ion.
Que s'est-ll done passe dnrant
,non absence, de,nanda.t.il, Qusnd
le bonhomme cut repris une partie
de son sang-froid.
-Ah ! sOnpira Montcornet, Ia
vie asec Get homne. ayec &c Re.
Maud est devens1e .un enfer. LIE sc.
.]oura deux dams cette maison nest
plus tenable. II est n~ecessaire Que
Ian tie nous cede Ia place a pautre.
Quill parte, quill sen allie, ou'il
empotte loin d'ici ses Giles ct ses
clacs. QUAINT q moi. Qni my rrouve
b'en :sjya nis jj.y res,e.
IL consent done 4 sen aller3
-Lui! Al! tn ne lie COMMAS
sne'e. Il refuse, AZ c~ontraire. 1
a raudace de refuser. Comprends
tn celia! Mais nous lie. ferons de
s"erpir, n'est:ce pas, Julien ? j.
rr cedeTai pas. 10 re veux pas
ceter. Je hi prouyerai que TAI dt
Ia volonte ct que il ne me laisse
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TELLER TYPOGRAPHuQu"'
RorAny los psEss

a-,.r,.,. "a ,.rGriel n6cessaire. noua som
ms: : meme Iexscutcr tour les ousFsses ~
,.orraphipues qui nous seront comes :.
krrfs d'avocat. carries dansHo q, o;-cr.
~. stc. sercnt in,rrimes dansie hen"oref
e6lai et \ des prix noderea.
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-D+mande l'lut0t 2 klSoOeft.
-HGm
-Intrrroge Rigobert, to dis ie.
-Apres tout, TN propos Ell Fair,
rapporte par IN do'nes,iqne. nest
pas un motif sufisant pour unr
t,aseilie ruptarr..a~ity y une r"tre
cause. sans doutei
-Vingt autres, cent autres! "-'
mande riut0t a Rig,bers.
-Lesquelles, mon oncle! pre-
ciSez.
. Est &C que je sails, moi! Est
&c quill m'rst possible de precisrr'
Tn avocat precise on ne precise
pas: c'e>t son meter; il a 6tud'e
lonr celia. Moi, il suis mercier de
mon etat, moi j. mai 6tndi6 toute
ma vie que les rahans, les Ills ct
les aiguilies; comment veux-tu que
il p6cjsei
-Pardonnez 81 j'i"s,ste, mon
oncle. Vous lp,avez cOnfi6 Sos
int6rets ct j'ai t.ss.,in ponr les De.
fcndre de conna1tte a f0ud votrt
cause.
-C'pst vrai, dit MOnfcOrmet.
frappe de Ia justesse de CO raison-
nelnent.
LIE bonhomme ~ dfcida i 6pan
cher 81 bile. Cne fois parti, il NJ
s'arr6ta plus. II dit & Julien ,ou
CO quill await sur 10 c1nr co"trt
| Remand. Ce tut long. II parlait
il: pa'lais; les griefs s'a%joutaient
aux griefs. II s'exaltait HI son d..
sa pro,re voix les moindres We.
titles prenaient q ses yeux DIES pro,
portions enormes.
Eoici, autant QUE Julien put en-
jugcr au milieu de &c Aux lie r6cri.
mutations, 10 coup qui await etc II
plus sensible a %repiherme chatouil-
leux de rancien mercier.
La societe horiicole de Montmo-
rency await convoqu6 q son con
cours annuel les jardiniers ct les
amateurs DIES pas circonyoisins.
Agesilas Eenaud en- cut avis, solt
rar Ia sumear publiqae, soft par
Rigobert, ,'importe. TOuj0nrs est.
il Que, en- cachette, saas rieu dire
i Fami Moutcornet, Ill NJ pr6para 4
concocrir. II choisit les p6chrs
lev pins bellies drs rspaliers q".l
soignait lni-mGmr, d'spras Ia rieillr
m4thode de M%on'reuil, mfthode
don't le mercier novateor faisait
des goT yes cllaudes. Ces p0ch4s
de choix, il les envoya 4 Montmo-
rency, toojours a rinsu de rami
Montcornet. Files y furent expo-
sees, ct le jury qui plus est, de
cerna une medaille q lenf auteur.
! Oh ! cette mfdailie! Eue FIT,
pour nous servir da style d. Mont.
cornet, Ia goutte qui ft deborder
le vase. Ellie changea en- guerrq
ouvrrte les hostiiites sourdes qui
petit a petit ~aigrissaient les deux
amis Pun contre Fautre.
Rien QUA la prnsee de cette
m6daille remportee par AgeSilas
Remand, le sang ct la colere af1u.
aient aux temps de Fancien mercie1.
-N'est.ce pas insens6! s'ecria t.
II en- frappant do poing la table
sur laqueile il s'appuyait. Une
medaille a Renaud, q Get ane bate
en- fait de jardinage! A CO cancre,
qui retarde de cent ans! une me-
daille! Ces jores sont fous ma
parole. C'est 4 vous faire prendre
rhumanite Gu degodt. w, va,
sois-en fer de ia medailIe, vieil!t
ecrevisse ! nous savous quel pri,
tu ras payee, & quelIes BASES in
trigues, 4 que!les maneuvres d6loy
ales tn la dOis.
-Canpnlcnt ,nnn nnclo .; 81,
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