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violently, expecting to be called in and ques-
toned about my adventure in Church street.
Cyril came back to the hall in a minute or two.
my father seems to know the fellow and
wishes to hear his grievance, whatever it is
he told me, with a vexed air. II don't like the
look OF the man and I told my father how he
had pushed past me and rushed into the house.
However, my father chooses to hear his story
Daisy; don't want to be out of hearing while
that fellow is on the premises"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

(HANCERl sAIE or NALTAIIE IMPROVED
SfhOttklA MAR NAVY YARD GAIf, RfI No
No llc1 saNkNTH STREET sOJTnEAsI
- by virtue OF decrec OF the surrene Court Of the
IistrlcN 81 Columbia lass-d equity No
ilsSo. Ming 81 a. rs. Scutt 81 al, the undersislrd
trustee VIII sell Al public auction the prem
isss, on Shl llsDAl, Til TWIN NINTH DAY
OF MARCH lSSO. at FIVE O'CLpCk 4. NJ ,Yarf u
Lot sed twenty thtce te3l IA squaru num-
bereu elsIt hundrcd and eighty two Eesrinuing
TN street east - let south u the northeast
thence north Is feet and thence east S feet a. tia
Brick House.
Terms Of sale: onethird cash balance in two equal
instxlments IN one sud two day ~ sale,
secured % trust On The Properly, al cash. AZ
purchasers option. beDosit -: slOo required on
DAY sale. II of sale not comI,ii.d With
ten days. trustee the reht o. resell al
risk ana cost Of defaulting purchaser.
FILLMORE BfAlI. Trustee.
3.l Az 81 n. ".
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctonecrs. IA S-iNds
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY.


GORGEOUS ASSORTMENT OF PERSIAN TRIM
MINGs WILL BE PUT ON SALE TOMORROW.
RIBBON BARGAINS. RIBBON BARGAINS.
5000 pieces An-sin erOs Grain. with Satin Ease.
Nos. and IL
SC. Zoe Ice i5c. in the following oolOrs:
Pink Old Rose. Gendarme, Navy Blue Lisht Blue.
White. Cardinal, Garnet Lavender l,~tsche Green,
Nile Green. Gray, Yellow, Old Gold. Fawn. Black.
Black, White and Cream ALL-sILK sURAH
sAsHEs, heavily frinsed, yards long, at e.. SO
each.
We also offer go pieces ROMAN STRIPE SASH
RIBBONS. extra quality. At s5c. Actual value sl25
Ribbon Department rs You enter.
CHATELAINE BAGS
will be more worn this than ever We carry
them from 5oc. TO the highest priced ones
INFANTS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE COATS.
Long or short. for s2as.
NURSES APRONS. lac and o5c
Wear ill fitting CORSET II spells both the wear
and shape OF your dress. Our CoRSErs come in four
lengths:
Short,
We can at any lady unless she be actually deformed
We warrant the of every CORSET. See the
new CoRSETS We are showing for 81.
NEW STYLES IN JEwELRY.
Ingenius designs in LACE PINS 25c., 4yc., eSc.
EARRINGS to match the pins. DC, 49c., csc.
NECKLACES in Roman and Etruscan Gold.
NECKLACES in Sterling and oxidized Silver.
RINGS for man, woman or child.
SLIDES AND BUCKLES
are the correct things for dress The styles
manifold. They worn in Pearl. oxidize. Plain
Silver and Gilt, in scores of different designs The
prices range about 25c., Soc, 75c. andsL
LIGHT.wEIGHT COATS
This season has produced the nobbiest styles in
LADIES SHORT COATS We have ever seen. They
style personifed-
Any material Your fancy may suggest, and prices
range from 81 TO S25.
About thirty styles at the former price.
NEW PARASoLS
See that You procure the correct style in PARA
SOL See our styles: they are wonderfully beautiful.
RUCHINGs.
Our stock OF RUCHING is extraordinarily large
any STYLE color and combination that you may
think of.
Some beautiful CORD RUcHING at l2hc. per
yard.
TOURISTS RUCmNG. lac per box; 6yards to
box.
OUR TOILET DEPARTMENT
4-ounce OAKLEY TOILET WATER, 49c per
bottle.
CoRALINE FOOT H POWDER. 13c per box
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP. PIC. per cake.
All MANICURE GOODS
BUTTONS
To match your Dresses in
Pearl,
Steel,
Crochet.
DRESS Innings.
Here is where have the bulge. Everything
that is ded is stocked by US in all the different
grades desired.
NOTE THIS:
Whenever you want q remnant Of DRESS GOODS,
SILK or VELVET or any Trimming Materials TO help
IN 70 an dress TO M ne
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Gun CREDIT PLAN.
FURNITURE CARPETS. MATTINGs. OH.
CLOTHS. RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
ORATORS STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Poplar Bed Room Suites from &15up.
Oak Bed Room Suites from S25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up
Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, s35 up
Ingram Carpet from Csc per yard up.
Brussels Carpet from DC. per yard up.
Gil Cloths from Zoe. per yard up.
6PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free OF Charge. We
guarantee the customer against any loss in matching
charge only for the number Of yards neces-
sary to cover the floor.
1t will pay to call before purchasing else
where. as you will find our Prices Lower and Terms
Easier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
aaRoaAx
S39and TAI 9TH 1t nv.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
Trustees SALE OF ELEGANT Two.sToEY
BRICK House, No. 1s6 NINTH sIEETT

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT Two-SToEY
BRiCh HOISE, No. 13U NINTH STREET
NOR1 HEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the nineteenth
day of April. 1857, recorded IA Iiber No l5s fulloS
l3 ct seq, and the request Of the PARTY secured
thereby we Will SELL at public auction. the hzhest
bidder, in front OF the premises, at HALt-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK in the AEIEKNOON OF MONDAY
the THIRll,flRSI DAY OF MARCH. 1880. all a
lot numbered twentyseyen t2s Kelly suiAligI-
sion OF square numbered nine hundred and twelve,
the same being 10 feet front gth b-twests
ld streets northeast by depth OF - feet, viii.
alley on side and rear together with the improve
ments, consisting Of two story BRICK dwelling OF
seven rooms, bath roOm PANTRY. electric bells. Tax
by electricity. range hot and cold water house heated
by the hotwater system, stationary wash tus cellar
under the whole house. Butt bv and for TIL the
owner IN the most thorough and complete manner IA
fact the best house Of Its class an the city. Open
inspection.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness and er-
pense of sale tabont S2,SJO) in cash; balance
and two at per cent FER aunun!. pay
able semi-annually, all cash the option of the
purchaser. 500 down at time OF sale. Terms sale
10 be complied with within ID days resale a pur-
chasers cost after i've days notice published Mash
ington city newspaper. ConNeyancing, &c, at pur-
chasers cost.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON 1-,,s.o..
JOHN NJ LAMTON, ! hfus'ees'
loan Of $1,000 will lie made this property II
desired ml3-th. - uSds
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M LLhS q OU' Auctloneers.
FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY

DECKER BRO; 7F 0cTAvE. ROSEWOOD CASE
HANDSOMELY CARVED PIANO. An ENCfI-
LENT INsrhUMkNr; TMELNE-FOO NAL
PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE. BRUSSELS Az
PETS ON PARLOR, HALL AND STAIRS
ELEGANT WAL. FRAME RICH,N-CONFRED
PARLOR SUITE, MANTEL q. FkAME MIkKOB
LACE CURTAINS. WAL BED ROOM SET, ODD
Ps. CHAIRS, LOUNGES, ROCkEIS, SC, BIDS
AND BEDDING, DINING ROOM EFFECTS
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, kITCHEN II r.
NITUkE, &C, BLING EFFECTS -CONTAINfn
IN PkEMlSES l9lG SEVENTH STIR m
NORTHhEST At AUCTION TUESDAY MORN
ING. APRIL FIRST, COMMENCING AT TIN
O'CLOCK. ms m
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~ 9su peunsy lNauia ava nv

u ATCLlfFE, DARR & Co. Auctionecrs
~ 3Su Peunsy lNaulA ave. n. W
PEREMPToRY SALE or VALUABLE BUSINFSS
PkofIkIl. No. 352 PENNslLNANIA ANENIR
NORTHWEST.
Also
THkEE-SIORI BRICK AND FRAME BACK m II d
ING. No ssS MAINLAND AVENUE SOUIll-
WEST, To CLOSE An ESTATE,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFrEkNuON, MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH, AT HALF-pASr loIK O'CLOCK We
Will oner for sale m front OF the premises
LOT 80, RESERVATION A.
Improved 10y Two-story Frame and Brick Stable in
lear No. 332 Pennsy wanna avenue northwest. :.
Also,
- AT FIVE O'CLOCK. ZANE AFTERNOON,
We VIII offer for sale in front 81 the premises
LOT o. SQUARE Az
Improved by Thrce-story Brick aud F-ame Rack
Building, No. 4.S Maryland avenue southwest
Terms: One-thlrd cash, balance q aud ~ months
per cent, secured 10y deed If rast property S,ld
not complied with IN days night rescrI "a 10 r.
sell the property the risk aud cost Of the
purchaser after 1--WE days Advertisement ma some nsWs-
Taper published IN Washington. DC. A dtposit a
SOC required upon each piece property al time II
sale. All convey hnclng &c., cost Of th. uur-haser
kArCLlFFE DAIlR a 90.
m2o7d&ds AuctiOneers
sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on 40
count OF the rain until MONDAY. THIRTY FRS L
DAY OF MARCH, same hours snd places.
hAICLlEEE. DAKR co.
msS-dNds AugtiuuegrN
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MEN WHO HAVE TRIED THEIR HANDS AT PREsI-
DENT MAKING-MEMBERs OF CONGRESS AS DELE
GATES AND PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs-THE FIRST
CAMPAIGN OF NOTED MEN.
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~ M more than can say. This morning,
~tho second after my wretched adven-
ture in Church street. heard most hatefully
familiar voice in the hall as l came down stairs
from the second floor just before lunch. /
stopped on the first floor landing and listened
TO the voice below. / had not a shadow of
doubt as to the owner of that hateful voice
even before looked over the balustrade and
saw the Odious wretch standing in the bright
light from the south window talking to the
butler. 1t was the man who tormented me
with his insolent invitation to supper at the
Oxford. the man whom his companions called
Duverdier. He was there in the morning sun
shine-a creature who should only have been
visible at night and in the shabbiest places. He
was there in our pretty hall, against back
ground of pale soft color, with the beautiful
marble face of Mnemosyne looking over his
shoulder. with her finger tip on her low brow
and her head bent as if in thought. There are
several statues in the hall and the corridor, but
gInemosyne is my favorite among them all.
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"Sn1ru,s Srupro.-
COR. MASS. AVE. AND 9Th ST.

LARGEST and only First-class Studio in Warrington
where strictly FREE-HAND Crayon and Pastsl Por-
traits are made Ny Portraits are well known in
Washington for their excellent nnish. Lfe-size
crsyons. 25x20 with handsome frame tten dideren,
styies,, e25. Smaller sizes cheaper Terms 70 suit
purchaser. Easels 70 match frames.
Open until 9pm
f25-30t' 4 \ sNuTH AxuA
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FUTURE DAMS.
RkTcIFFE. pARR 4 CO., Aucuoneer-.

kAi'ihffE NAhh y 'S'' A"'''He'Fs
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE-SToRT-A AND
BASEMENT BRICK kFSlpENCE No 500
MASSACHI 81 IrS ANtNUF NORTHEAST
We will sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH
THIRTY. FIRST, lS9o, At HALfIAST POI u
O'CLOCK. front Of the premlsesf the folowItg
Described property. known a. lot No - ln tmu.a 2.
Lanes subdivision " TART Of original lot :, IA
square Isl. toxcther With the improvements. Which
consist o; lhree-story- and basement Brick EDSi-
deice containing nine rooms. with all the modern
lroNenents, No 800 Massachusetts, avenue northeast
lerhns bne-ihiri cash. the residue equal
payments AZ one and two years. with notes harin
tefst ana cured BY deed II trust the urrIrry
solo Al conNeyhncirg Aid r,curiiug purrhssr.'s
cost Two hundred dollars deposit required At the
time Of sale.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auotionecr.
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written for TIE EVENING STAR.
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.
Author Of Lady Audeys Secret" "Liks and Unlike"
"Ishnasl." THE Day VIII Come" &c.
lALL RIGHTS RESRRYED1
CHAPTER XVIII.

p Ow full of strange condolences this
life is. 1t is a small thing. of course,
but still it has vexed and worried me
more than / can say. This morning,
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BOWLING, Auctioneer,

rTNAoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
lament OF Levin NJ. Powell deceased will sll at pub
Tenth OF APRIL Al HALF PhsT THREf Pm.
that parcel Of real estate known Lot numbered tor
ten 0O) in the city OF Washing Iou having front on
the west side Of 81 street between Ienusylyania
and street OF five CsD feet and running
back with that width to an alley twelve n2l wide.
dwelling house. and Is in every way very desirable.
Terms OF sale cash. NMhifAikLrSS y. H RFksAkE
m2s-dts Executors of Levin NJ Powell. decreased
NALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.
sol p Strict NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF
TEAS, CoFFEEs, CANNED GOODS. sPICFS.
saS ehEks SEis SAFE G6fffE MIL III
BpIChLRs ScAIE AND TOOLS, AI1kl.E-
FOOT AWNING, GOOD AS NEW.
TEN 6eiock in store No sol street ndrh@e
will sell the above well assorted stock without
seF Tssns cas-,
m.1-3t WALTER n. WILLIAMS CO, Auc,s
II ArcLIFFE. DARE 90. Ag,ctlonecr..
5000 PIECES OF FINE WALL PAPER AND BoR.
TESTS Of LEEEitX's PAPER HhNGISG rs
WOW I ;i2t E3tRTEENIH STREET; ,,ns-
store all the Fine Wall Paperings, &c., contained
therein.
This stock is in elegant condition, being fresh and
desirable, and should command the attention 81 per
anticipating purchases of tins class goods.
RADCLIFFE, DAIR a CO..
m2s-3t AuCtlOucers
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMPROYED PROPERTY on NJ
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND
TWENTY-THIRD STREETS NORIHMEsT
ON MONDAY, MARCH TIIRTY-FIRST. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. will sell front VI the premises,
II public auction.
PART OF LOT .. IN SQUARE 80,
fronting "a feet inches the north side vi street
by depth Of loo feet to an alley.
No section of the city has more rapidly improved
than this in tine last few years.
Terms One-third Of the purchase money in cash:
balance one and two years. with interest at q
cent per annum, payable seml-annualy, aud secured
by deed of trust the property all cash. al option
Of the purchaser. deposit OF = loo will be required
Of the purchaser at the time Of sale Terms G! sale
be complied with IN fifteen days.
m:5-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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"
Missouri.
Geo. f. Hoar whose benign countenance
| beamed down from the presiding officers chair
| in the great national convention at Chicago in
| 1880, saw among the delegates his colleagues
Cameron, Hawley, Frye, Hale, Chandler, Saw
| yer and Quay and Representatives Wilbur, ].
| d. Taylor and Houk. Cameron is the only sur
vivor of the great triumvirate that tried to
| nominate the silent soldier. The great general
| has himself passed away and Cameron's great
| prestige as political wizard has been trans
ferred to his present colleague, who
was a meek newer of wood and drawer
| of water for his master in the
convention OF ten years ago. Frye made the
best speech for Blaine in that convention and
| Chandler pulled wires with italian skill for the
magnetic man, whom he forgot in the conven-
| tion four years later. Senators Hampton, Wal
| thall Blodgett and Daniel were delegates to
Cincinnati in 1880. In the same convention
| were Representatives Dibble, Enloe, Grimes,
Wiley and Reilly. Gen. Grosvenor and Repre-
| sentatives Stephenson and Geo. w. Smith were
| Garfield electors in 1880. ALI Taylor of Ten
Representatives McRae, Elliot, Washington,
Dibble, Kilgore and Lanham and Senator Pasco
were all in the electoral college and all voted
| for Hancock.
| and Representatives who helped compose
the convention that nominated Grover
Cleveland at Chicago in 1884. Senator Cullom
was conspicuous figure Of the republican con-
vention of the same year. He Withdrew lo-
gains name just at the best time to give him the
vice presidential nomination. In this conyen-
ton were also Senators Chandler and Hoar and
Representatives Morrow, Yardley, Abner Tay-
lor, Bingham, Houk, Scull. Burrows Stephen
son, Smyser, Arnold, DeLano and Millken.
Biggs, Stockdale, Bum. McClammy, Rowland
and Hare voted in the electoral college for the
first democratic President since Buchanan and
Hopkins, Kerr and 7. B. Browne voted for
Blaine and Logan.
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GuerisOns mlracu[euses.
Nous lisons dams La Manerate:

Nous lisons dams La .M1merue:
Nous avons a enr6gistrer plu-
sieurs gu6risons que Pon peut ap
peler miraculeuses, op6r6es lans
un p6l6rinage q Sainte-Anne de
Beaupr6. Ce p6lerinege await 6t6
organise par M. Fable Lesage, cure
du Mile-End. Nous avons nous
meme Poccasion de rencontrer
que]ques personnes qul ont etc
queries. entire autres, la jeune file
de M. Alphonse Hogue, epicier, rue
Saint Christophe. Cette jeune file
par suite dun accident marcha1t
avec une b6quille depuis cinq ans;
ellie laiss6 sa b6qullle au sanctuai-
re de Salnte-Anne
Mile Marie Louise Larin, $50
rue Logan, souffrait de paralysie
depu1s 81 ans; ellie 6t6 port6e au
bateau sur une chase par trois
hommes ct est revenue seule, q
pied.
Dimanche dernier, toutes les
personnes qui avaient pris part au
p6lerinage SO sont rendues q p6gli-
SO du Mlle-End ct ont assist6 la
grand mesae. M. le cure Lesage a
fait le sermon.
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ELECTION DE GASPE.
NJ. Carrier elu.
GRANDE MAJORITE.

CONNIE on le vera par nos d6pe-
ches, cen est fait, popposition n'au'
ra pas de chef, M. Flynn Went de-
tre battu a Gasp6.
M. Fl ynn, un homme SUPERIOR,
qui repr6sente le comt6 de Gaspe
depuis quill est lui-meme dams la
politique, qui 6te 81 souvent 6lu
par acclamation, ma pu r6sister q
ce courant de popularit6, en- favour
du gouvernement rationale qui
traverse la province dune extr6mi
t6 q pautre.
II est entra1n6 avec ses amis les
plus solides. malgr6 p6loignement
de son comt6, malgr6 le 1etard de
r6lection, maIgr6 les aides cette
fois du pouvoir federal ct les coups
de mains de Sir Hector Langevin,
qui tenaient absolument q avoir
quelqu'un d'int6ressant q la tete de
notre opposition proviuciale.
Gen est fait, M. Flynn ne re-
viend-a pas. Bien que, personnelle-
ment, il m6rite peut .etre des sym
pathies, dams ga d6faite, a cause de
sa valeur ind6niable don't son parti
aurait Gu tant besoin, le sort qui
lui est fait est une derni6re preuve
que le peuple est loin d'6tre las
du regime national, CONNIE on a
voulu le dire.
A ce point de vue Ia nous avons
lieu de nous en- r6jouir, ct nous
nous en- r6jouissons en- remerciant
ct f6licitant M. Carrier, le dernier
champion de cette cause tant de-
cri6e ct toujours victorieuse.
-Lo Justice de Quebec.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Un duel,
don't Tissue q 6te fatale pour l'une
des adversaires, a eu lieu entire
deux femmes de cette vile.
Mamie Libsinger ct Stella Cole,
deux ]eunes femmes dune r6puta-
ton 6quivoque, SO sont prises de
querelle q propos dun jeune hom
me, un nomm6 Matt Bradley, don't
elles Sc dlsputsient le ceur. Flna-
lement elles ont resolu de regler
leur diff6rend par un duel au cou
teau. La lutte ma pas et6 Tongue;
mais ellie 6t6 terrible. Les deux
femmes SO sont attaqu6es avec la
furie de deux betes fauves, ct Man
ME Llbsinger a 6te tu6e. Stella
Cole ma recu que des pleasures peu
graves; mails ellie ma pas ]oui long.
temps de ga victoire, car ellie 6te
arret6e sous l'accusation de meur-
tire, ct les autorit6s de Knoxville
sont d6cid6es q la poursuivre avec
toute la rigueur de la loi.
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IN. Paul Clifford, un savant
francais, a d6couvert une nouvelle
matiere explosive qui devra Greer
une revolution dane Part de la
guerre. Cest un gaz conde nse
ct liquli6 quill sppelle ola Nou-
velle Balistitique" on gaz lique
66. Trois cents gouttes de cetts
composition sont contenues dams
un petit receptacle en- acier sous
le canon de la carabine ct
chaque fois que la d6tente
est pouss6e une goutte tombe dams
la culasse derriere la bale. LIE
contact avec lair fait volatlser la
goutte instantan6ment avec une
force d'expansion qui depasse beau
coup celle de la poudre ct ellie
chasse la bale avec une terrible
v6locit6, ct celia sans bruit ct sans
fum6e. Cette invention peut pa
reillement s'appliquera Partillerie.
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J.C. MARQUIS, Collaboration
LIE meurtre do WOlfstOwn.
ARREsrAT1oN DE LEDA LAMoNrAGNE

Une der eche de Boston annonce
larrestation de L6da Lamontagne,
accus6e d'avoir, de concert avec
son frere REM, assassiA6 son mari
a Wolfstown ct d'avoir mis- la feu
q la maison. Les details du crime
sont des plus r6voltants. LIE pro-
ces du frere a Sherbrooke a deja
etc remis q trois reprises dlff6ren.
tes, parce que la couronne n'avait
pas pu METRE la main sur sa com.
plice. On doit commencer des pro-
ced6s 'extradition tout de suite.
La d6peche nous dome les rem
seignements suivants: De bonne
heure hier mat1n, le surintendant
Cornish, de 'agsnce de detectives
priv6s de Pinkerton, op6r6 Par
restatioG de L6da Lamontagne dams
une maison connue sous le nom de
"Arrow House." pres de la jonc-
tion de Newton, Nouveau-Hamp-
shire.
II y aquelques ann6es, L6da La
montague 6pousait un nomm6 Ma
pol6on Michel a Wolstown, P. O.
Peu de temps apres, lie mari accu-
salt sa femme d'avoir Gu des rela-
tions c:iminelles avec son propre
frere R6mi Lamontagne.
Pendant la mutt du 19 Juliet 49,
88, R6mi Lamontagne est venu
la maisoa de Michel avec une bou-
teille de whisky, La femme lui ou-
writ la porte ct tous trois Sc mirent
q boir,'. Lamontagne sortit alors
pendant quelques instants ct a son
retour sc fit ouvrir la porte de nou-
veau par sa seur. C'est alors que
le meurtre cut lieu. LIE malheu-
reux Michel tomba mourant apres
avoir 6te blesse plusieurs en,lroits
par les bales dun revolver que
Lamontagne await d6charg6 sur lui.
Non content de celia, Lamonta-
gne coupa la gorge du malheureux
avec un rasoir. Les deux compli.
ces lie frere ct la spur, prirent alors
le corps de leur victime ct le pla-
c6rent sur un matelas, auquel lis
mirent le feu. Avant de SO sau-
YER, lis allumerent le feu plusieurs
places q la -maison. LIE mourant
r6ussit dependant a SO trainer JUS
qua une fenetre ct sc rendre
la maison dun des voisins, NOM
me Boucher.
Pendant CO temps-la, L6da La
montague s'6tait r6fugi6e chez un
autre voisin, disant qu'elle venait
d'6chapper aux hammes qui devc-
raient sa maison. Un peu plus tard
ellie SO rendit chez ce meme Bou-
cher, ignorant que son mari 6tait
Ia.
Ellie fut arrat6o |, lendemaln,
mals r6uslt Sc faire acquitter de
Paccusation de meurtre.
Ayant entendu dire qu'on devait
Parreter de nouveau pour avoir
incendl6 sa maison ellie prit fuite.
Son frAre R6mi fut arret6 cepen-
dant.
Apres etre tomb6e entire les mains
du surinten;lant Cornish, a New
ton Junction, L6da Lanontagne a
etc transf rec la prison de Boston,
Oh les proc6d6s pour son extradl-
tion doivent etre intentes.