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UNDERWEAR.

women's Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests In PINK SKY ahu
cream, Acc.
women's fine Egyptian Cotton Vests low neck, 27c' ;
worth SOC. -
women's hnc Egyptian Cotton Vests high neck. ront
32c.; worth 40c.
Woen,s Gaure vests high neck and short sleeves 2sc
womens Gauze Vests high neck and ribt ed arm, S2c
women's Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, low neck, 44c
Women's Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, high neck and
short sleeves, SIC.
women,s swiss Ribbed Merino Vests high neck and
long sleeves, SAC.
Mems German Natural Wool Shirts guaranteed all WOOL
szes "a to A in., SI.So each worth $3.50
Mems German Natural Wool Drawers guaranteed all
wool sizes 80 to AZ in s1.S0 each worth $3.50 extra
sizes rise 10c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, s109 each !
worth $3.50
Mems Babriggan Shirts, short sleeves Soc, 47c. ana
&c. each.
Mems Balbrlggan Drawers 47c. and CSC. each.
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RARov rAvA SAILS FOR EUROPE.

BARON FANA SAILS FUH EUHOFI'
Baron Favs, formerly italian Minister to Washing
ton sailed for Hsvre yesterday On the French steam
ship La Gascome. The naughty baron would not
have his name placed the passenger list however.
Before tho baron left the hotel George Francis Train
called on him and left huge bouquet. Citizen Train
Is said to be much impressed with Baron Fava and
the italian cause. In response to request for his
autograph before he sailed Baron Fava sent the fol
lowing card 10 reported
al am satisfied to express my sympathy with the
United States. BARON FAVA."
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crn.A Gu, the Drug "Combine."

staad ty your old and tried friends Son.
etA-sye. Remember 1854. Give them your support and
encouragement again. Buy all you can OF them Uso
their wellknowA reliable medicines Safsapafs, In
pectorsns, Saline Aperient Extract Of Witch HaEsl, Beef
Iron and Wine, Da0dslon Pills, Compound syrup OF
TIE Hypophosphites Marine Tonic etc. ETC.. instead Of
.hose preparations made by Aver Hood Pierce Jayne.
swift Taraat H. H. Warner Green, and all others who
Ne aone an In their power 10 RAISE the prices medicine
- 90 per more going far as TO every
AAsevW TO prevent Rdker son from obtaining their
Geofs untn they s9fee 70 then hilarious scheme.
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa

The Importance OF taking good sprneidedicihe can
not be oVeresnated The changing weather Affects the
human svstem in such way that It great need OF
and especially susceptible TO the benefit 70 be derived nom
reliable preparation like Hoods sarsapaTiia 10 make
your blood pure give you good appetite and make you
strong take Hoods sarssparlla this spring A0u may
rely upon IL as carefully prepared medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
ARRESTED =

ARRESTED FOR PLOTTING AGAINST THE CAR
London. April l1.-"The relegraphs' correspondent
At &C. Petersburg says "shameken, the man who
was arrested on Monday suspicion Of being about
to make an attempt the Cars lfe belonged to the
scsevoIa Club OF Kharhof, the members OF which are
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ter is being manipulated in Italy to influence
Italian politics
CoNSULGENERAL RIvA is SILENT.
ITALIAN EDITORS IN THIS CITY DrsoREDIT THE
RUMoRs OF WAR.

ConsulGensral Rivs was silent yesterday regarding
the latest phase of the dispute with Italy He al
mitted as matter course, that some information
regarding The debate With King Eumbert had been re-
ceived at the ONCE Of late, but said that 1t was ms
duty not to discuss Official documents or onlcisi as
pntes.
The editors OF the various Italian newspapers M
New.Yorx were disposed 10 discredit the latest as
patch nom Rome Their editorial articles yesterday
were written from that point Of view. The Editor OK
"Christoforo Colombo" believed that the telegram
pfophesyjng the prompt severance OF diplomatic con-
necton with this country had not originated IN Rone'
but in some other European capital.
The Editor of II Progressc" was likewise Of opinion
Aha. tn. n.vs was untrue ait could not be true
he added al have assurances that Baron Fava 10
stu Minister to this country Even he has not been
recalled. He told me, in fact, before sailing away
this morning that he on q leave OF absence anu
eti represents Italy IN this country we nave 10 TO
ports to confirm the statement from Rome usat the
relations between the countries have entered an acute
STAGE
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SarsaparilIa

The remarkable cures OF scrofu'a. Salt Rheum. and
other blood diseases effected by Hoods sarsapara have
won for 1t the title OF he greatest blood purifier ever
discovered" 1t acts promptly and radically thoroughly
expelng all impurities and poisonous germs from the
blood and giving 10 the vital fluid the qualify quantity
and color of health Full particulars about
pijshed by Hoods Sarsapara will be sent all who dOsre
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bound by oath to make continual efforts to murder te
Gar. Nose of the members Of the club have Deeh
arrested number Of students also have been arrested
at Kharko 1t Is feared that riots will break OUT at
ihe university there Another sensation has been
caused here BY the suicide OF Hussar officer VINO ~
is rumored was involved in the plot against the Gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
THE EUROPEAN POWERS FOR PEACE.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JosEPH's SPEECH BEFORE


EMPEROR FRANCIS H"S~
THE REICHsRATH'
Vienna Anr,l 11.-Emperor Francis Joseph opened
The session of the Reichsath to-day. His Majesty III
his speech dwelt upon the desire for peace maes'eu
throughout Europe. lie said that all tne h.iop."a
Governments had given him assurances when ueo'eo
that peace was the most essential object OF tnelr en-
deavors. This, he added, combined with the filenoy
relations now existing among the Powers o, HuIopo
ustines the hope that peace will prevail Ior NAM
veors to come thus enabling the members Oh 'he
Reichsath to contnue their labors undsturbee by war
or other serious complications. .
Continuing the Emperor said that the Government ~
NJ Austria was endeayorlng by ell the means IN its
power to bring about readjustment OF the ponncu-
commercial relations between Austria and foreign row
ers as far as was necessary and desirable with ene
object Of concluding conventions with the foTegn
crs simultaneously and for long period dns
of this was 10 enable Austrian INDUSTRY "'
10 prosper under stable regime. .,od tho urgent
In concluson the Emperor emphasIeu uic H. ~
necessity Of STRENGTHENING the budge te eesSahisbed
which, he said had been sSat REFORMS wero
projected in the system Of direct taxanon'
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u NO TIGHTS. 40 SHOW"

Chicago, April lin view Of the fact that thf
Minnesota State Senate has passed bill fOrbiddng The
appearance of women in tights on the stage In thai
state, and tho possibility that the House also maI
pass the BILL making it law. the McCaull Opera Com
many has cancelled Its date there. Manager Avery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
SHOES.

The following extra bargains in Ladies' Button nOo.'
GLAZED KID, S!S2
ROYAL KID, S3.44 1919.
s37A an
ROYAL KID, HAND SEWED PATENT TiP' saw
EQUAL TO ANY 30 90 BOOTS IN THE CITY.
woMEN's FINE GRADE RED GOAT sLlPPhhs'
S2iS, worth 1915 ,,..
woMENiS STEEI-BEADED SLlPPEhS. WANTS
AND BUCKLES. S91oi worth $500 -.
WE MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF FANNY
SHOES OR SLIPPERS TO MATCH COSTUMES, AT
ApouT oNE.HALF THE PRICES CHARGED by So
CALLED FASHIONABLE SHOPS"
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EMBROIDERIES.

Greatest values have shown In Hamburg En-.
broderies, our own importation.
Special lot, 8 to inches wide, at lie, worth 15c
to IL inches wide at 22c. worth 30c.
27-inch II. S. Flouncings, 4Sc. to si.12. Special.
4Sc., worth 75c. -.
45.inch H. S. Flouncings, 4Sc. to s1.99. Special.
4Sc.; worth 75c.
Great variety in black and colored II. S. F1ounengs,
SIC. 70 s2.48.
White and eoored II. S. FIouncings, SEC to sI.6S.
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BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

Albany April lille following have become laws :
Chapter 1o5-Amending charter Of Elmira
Chapter 1GG-Appppnatng S30.373 to the State
Agricultural Society from funds collected under the
Ives Pool law.
Chapter 1G7-For the incorporation Of Young
wonen's Christian Association.
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Are heard Words o

Are heard Words Of Praise for Hoods Saraparla Hav
ING rapidly won way TO the front Hoods Sarsaparna
f. now the leading blood purifier and spring medicine all
over the country It's sales far exceeding those OF Al other
sarsaparias and blood purifiers. The people have been
Quick 20 recognize in Hoods sarsaparla honest med
cine at an price. honestly recommended FOR those
troubles which 1t honestly This the secret Of It's
marvellous success and it, positive medicinal merit is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
As A PREVENZYVE

For conumnton and Ch originate in the poison
- The of this taint III tne ooou
Se in children by ganduar swngs sore eyes, sore ears anu o
and expelled from the SYSTEM lo"e
ri he the result medicine for all oiooa % FL 1edv
SanarIa which is considered physicians 10 DC e Ony
Ssa deserving the name of specific DR. j. W. Boswort OF
pnini W. Va saws several years prescribed Aver a
lilo for little Girl four years age (member OF pI ~
r' - was aAced with scrofula After only three or our
TINS S the disease was entirely eradcated and she no" In
excellent health" .,,o, Cor ,ono time
M th IN s worst form through the effects OF when nls ua
Sacame noisoned About he began using Aver
d T. now entirely well"- D. p Big Spring. ONO ,,
INV husbands cured Of scrofuo9 tSnI Mich
bottles ~ AYERS Sarsaparila Julia Shepard w. Mac,
sa cured me caarrh IL Henckon ware Ni"''
Aver's SarsapariM
Prepared by DR.. j. C. dyer C Co.. 1O""'' Mass
Cures Others, WiW Care You
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THE nEsTH OF GENERAL STRONG

Rome April 1.-THE immediate cause OF the oea'n
OF General william E. Strong, Of Chicago, who died at
Florence yesterday, stroke OF apopeHy, though
he had been In poor health for a long ume'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12

surar and other Cuban products, excepting TOBACCO
which for tbe nreseni is outside of the negotiations
Il is believed that General Foster made advances Tor
Snanish treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12

IT consider
HOODS Sar.
saparilla the
best spring
medicine, and
can truly say
thstn Makes
the w ak
strong. l
takeit all sea-
sons OF the
year when
needed ana
would give IS
for a bottle Of
e. II ] could
not ret IL for
less" A L.
Il T. Il L \
JAG n OW,
Dougla ston,
l.. l., n. y.
al think
Hoods S0r.
saparilla Is
Just the thing
for a spring
medicine. IL
always gives
NE good np-
petite. A. j.
HENRY, YlS
(ft orCia ST.,
soanaba,
Mich.
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THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH SPAIN.

London, April IL" The Times" correspondent at
Madrid says complete reserve is maintained In regard
to the treaty with America, but it is believed that
America grants the broadcast concessions in regard to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12

to-day autographed the St. Paul manager; anSouncns
bonss the company was TO have appearea % sbow
tho fact In this laconic Style "No ugnS' "' '"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
np1rrcu srrAMrR STRANDED AT MARGATE

London. April 1.-THE British steamer European
which sailed from London yesterday for New-oreans
ia stranded ON the rocks at Margae. She Is In pre-
cartons condition lying with her broadsidc to the sea-
A lifeSoaf and tugs have gone to her assistance IL
Is doubtful II she can be 1oated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
Muslin Underwear.

Ladies' Lawn Aprons, fancy borders, 24c, usual price
900.
so dozen Ladies' Walking Skirts, cambria rufc tucked
42c.
Enid Rune Skirts. CSC, worth SIPS.
Also $50 dozen NIghtzowns, fine embroidery, 9gc.
AS feature this department attention is called 70
or grant variety of Ladies' extrasize Drawers. Prices
SOC. TO 99c.
Selected lot OF Infants Night Slips 34c. and 36c.
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THREE GREAT LIMITED TRAINS

Presenting the acme Of sifety. speed and comfort,
leave Cratd Central Station via the fourTaCk New
York Central every day In the year for the West
and southwest 81.
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Two u,rSpREp FAMILIES STARVING.

Halifax, n. S.. April 1l.--A dispatch rom hIhss
Cove saws that 200 families are in a condition Of actual
ata aviation
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London. April 1.-THE Swedish ship Condorcn'
CAPTAIN Ternsrom, which arrived at Pernambuco from
pJ Ioneiro on March &c. reports that five Of her crew
bayo died from yellow fever ard that several others
are III with the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
NOTIONS.

watered Silk Belting-12 yards, all coors-49c. piece.
Bone Casing-12 yards, all colors- 19c. piece.
2ounce SpoOls Linen Thread &c.
500yard Spools French Thread 1Oc. each.
1o0yard Spools Black Sewing Silk, 29c. per dozen.
Hslf-ornce Spools Black Sewing Silk, 19c. each.
1oyard Spoos Butonhoe Twist, box Of IS spoos 19s.
Fast Black Mending Cotton, 10c. dozen.
Balls French Mending Cotton, 1c ball
Key Rings, with bone tags, 10cs dozen.
SILK Tennis Belts at about half price, 1Sc., 24c 27c..
49c. up. f
Woven Metal Belts, silver glt SSc, s1.03, silly.
New styles In Leather Belts. Sac, 47c &c., s1.11,
s1.46.
Playing Cards at 12c., were &c.,
Composition Dominoes 22c., Csc, &c., 44c.
Runied Six Elastic, 1Sc. yard.
Fancy Pearl Head Pins, &c. dozen.
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r. H. MACY & CO.,
81 |. KS.

q mn yAgDs FIGURED INDIA SILK, y incnes
eide CONFUSING the choicest assortment OF designs anu
colorlngs Sic. per yarc .. ,...us
5000 YARDS BLACK INDIA SILK ~ inches
wide at Acc. heretofore sold elsewhere at Soc'
These being extraordinary values we deem J. PEE, "
state TO avoid disappointment that they will not likely a''
exceeding few days.
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On All Sides

certified to by thousands OF voluntary witnesses whom 1t
has cured Of diseases less Hence the
best ADVERTISING in behalf Of Hoods sarsaparlla
from the medicine Itself That are cured
by it recommend 1t suffering fiiend and the circle
Of IT. popularity grows constantly om this alone
II you need good spring medicine tshe Hoods sarsa
parl9 cure 10 Get
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"F'or oyera

"For over a
year we have
been usin e
that admir-
aDlc prepare.
ton. Hood ;
SarslpaFllls,
among tlc In
mates OF 81.
Johns Home,
vi tn con.
stantly In.
c 7 e a 5 In z
ben etlt and
satisfaction.
W g W a n {
nothing bet
ter. In cases
OF gen efal
debility and
loss OF ape.
lite We ilIu it
Invaluable
also when an
impure statn
Of the blood
IS Indicated
by eruptions.
etc. We shall
continue to
keeplt among
our regular
supplies
b 1 ST l. MS
or ST. 10.
sEPH, st.
Johns Home,
BRO Okl yn
n. Y.
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Upholstery.
Sd floor, reached by elevator.
FRENCH TITAN VELOUR"

lust received complete plain coors, embracing
all the newest shades such as Old Rose Reseda s'eel
Blue Sapphire Gold, Old Red, Olive, &C. h'pccla.V
adapted for furniture coverings long curtains dperes'
table covers, &C., s1.79 per yard worth S-oV
Zoo rinsel Embrolderef "Yeour Squares" all coors,
for sofa pillows stand cushion covers ana tur
nlture covering 26x29 In, SLIP each; worth $i.o"
900 pieces Figured "Lappet Muslin for sash curtains,
fancy work, &C., S3 inches wide, si'3s per p'e'e VI
~ yards worth $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
HOSIERY

A COMPLETE LINE OF FAST BLACK HOSIERY
IN COTTON AND Isle THREAD FOR "oMEN'
MEN AND CHILDREN.
wOMgN's HOSE.
FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, HIGH sPLICED
HEEL AND TOE, GUARANTEED STAINLESS lSc''
FANCY COTTON HOSE, MACo GROUND pRoP
STITCH. DOUBLE HEEL AND TOE, 2sc.i "oHfh
35c. , en-, ,crn
FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, HIGH sPLOhp
HEEL AND TOE, GUARANTEED STAINLESS %sc'
WORTH 35c. ,,n
4O-GAUGE COTTON HOSE IN FAST BLACK AND
CoLoRED BOOT PATTERNS AND FANCY STRIFE
DOUBLE HEEL AND TOE. Doc, WORTH 4oc.
FANCY Isle HOSE IN RIBBED AND PLAIN
WITH FAST BLACK AND CoLoRED BOOT PAL-
Terms PLAIN AND FANCY TOP, DOUBLE HEEL
AND TOE, 39c, WORTH Csc ~
O. G. Isle HOSE IN MODES, SPLIT FEET, 4Sc''
WORTH s1.o0.
HALF HOSE.
I. & r. MORLEY COTTON HALF HOSE, I'c.'
WORTH 25c -
4.THRRAD FANCY Isle HALF HOSE, 2fc.
spun SILK HALF HOSE IN BLACK AND MODES,
Acc; WORTH 75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
MICHAEL pAvrTr AND THE LABOR COMMISSION

London. ApriI 11-Michael Davitt has written a
,o+tor 10 Justin Mccarthy and to Thomas Sexton IN
which no strongly opposes any further action IN regard
10 the omission Of his name from the Royal LABOR
commission Mr. Davitt says that be approves Oh tno
appointment upon the Commission OF Mr. Austin' se.
rotary Of the Irish Democratic Labor feaeeAon' a..
- Nossro Mccarthy and Sexton to endeavor TO get
The name Of Mr. simmons, secretary OF the DuS tha
Trades Council added to the list OF men FORMING '"e
Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
CORSETS.
Heavy Jeans. sateen Stripes, at 69c, worth sioo.
extra quality OF French Coutile at S4c.i worth 1926.
TRAVELLING OUTFITS,

Trunks. satehels. Vallses Steamer Chairs and Rugs
Marine Glasses. Steamer Shoes &c. at from 20 per cent
80 per cent below prices charged by regular dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
DEATH OF TWO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

DEATH OF TWO MEMBERS OF PAKLIA"EN |
London, April 1.-THE death OF TWO Mel, ,S -
po-i,oroen, was announced to-day. One OF them Is
ibot ~ Thomas Keay TAPPING Conservative VINO
ronresentec South Lcicestershire. He was head Oh
the firm of TAPPING Co., wholesale carpet oeaicrS
and Manchester warehousemen. The other desn neni
her is Colonel Charles Joseph IneophIs la'o IL
o Tao q conservative who sat for South Dorset ne
was magistrate, and was prominent In freemasohrS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12

ppAcr THREATENED IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
civ Of Mexico, April H. via Galveston.-Pryate
to,ograms received from Central America state that
tbo politcal volcano threatens an eruption Details
are Expected by Monday, they are being brought 70
the frontier by a messenger on HORSEBACK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
CANDY DEPT.

oRYsrALrIzEp ASSORTED FRUITS (1MPoRTEp)'
POUND BOXES SHOPPER BOX.
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HEART-BROKEN.
SUICIDE FOR UNRE0UITED LorE
A Young Widow Sought Heath when the
Love OF Her Swcethoart Grew "a.

Love OF Her Sweetheart Grew o 4.
SYRACUSE Doc. ia Coroner's inquest In
PhGnix. Oswego county. to-day. brought to
light case OF suicide for unroau!tsd lows
On Tuesday night Inst tho dead body OF Mrs.
Theresa Windle. q widow. aged % years. who
had been wearing weeds n year only. was
found In her apartments with bullet hole in
her breast. The young woman had been
dead. the doctors say. since Saturday last
had not taken the. trouble to investigate
the cause OF her dlsappearance At the
byq tha on an1
heard noise on their roof and In the morning
hsa e Sont ss bs M ns %a Thea Es
dSsfs thu letters ss &
iect Of her love. Elmer L. Joceiyn Of the same
BY stter and IN but et took te hssd
OF It His heart appears 70 haye been VERY
wrote him as follows:
PsGx,x. Dec: g. 1901.
saGpsa s
!sss !sas j.. IL .I..s sSss :sas and
s
$s., asSs. SsI Y $ "
Az ~; Ia
Elm. Elmer though, my heart would break when You
ss% . a don s see ssisr:
Heated woman ana may God bless YOU broker"
-. At the inquest to-day It was developed that
The, effect that Mrs, Windle had been too free
thy was one OF the Coroners Jurors. and the
pention OF his name created Q sensation.
dfnF his ssdds assn
has order s'A' break Sssns II from ne 'H!s:
Wien hs oand tRss
her regard was sincere and her intentions
rious he invented course for, seeking al
justifyfng himself with the explanation thnt
and and, would pI /. keep the promise, There is re
hm was foaSa at hsr sds This letter from
that .sf viii P ~. ssSs n
to me for never ,5 would have gwen you
isz sss sss
said am glad that you are sti!l with us On earth:
make you true husband REL
These were the widows dying words scrawlei
on bit OF paper in her room:
Mn y 'Ss iii w.
d E s: ms Sss Hs them to
The village gossips had reported that Joee-
siderable sum Of, money from, Mrs; Windle.
could not be substantiated at the inquest. the
result Of which was verdict OF suicide.
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Pinney. rising with him. They had been sit
ting on the steps Of q structure that Pinney
now noticed was an oddly among the black
sheathed cabins Of the little hamlet "Why.
what's this2"
It's the studio Of an American painter who
used to come here He hasn't been here for
several years"
Il suppose you expect to light out II he
comes" Pinney suggested. In the spirit Of good
fellowship toward Northwick now thoroughly
established In him.
He couldn't do me any harm II he wanted
to-" answered Northwick. with unresentful
dignity.
mo-" Pinney readily acquiesced. "and
presume you'd be glad to hear little English,
after all the French you have around"
Tho landlord speaks little; and the priost.
He 10 friend Of Father Etlenne."
"Ob. I see" said Pinney. He noticed that
Northwick walked slowly and weakly; he VEN
tured to put his hand under his elbow. and
Northwick did not resent the help offered him.
Il had very severe sickness during the
latter part Of the winter" he explained. and
It pulled me down good deal"
AT Rimouski. presumep said Pinney.
NO." said Northwick. briefly.