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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-14

He Says Why He Will Not Release Then


Spec Al Cable Dispatch to the New York World.
LONDON, April 13.-Mr. Parnel has given
the Words correspondent a copy of the fol-
lowing letter. which will be printed in the
FreensGn's Journal tomorrow, concerning the
charge made by Mr.. Justin Mccarthy that
Psrnell will not carry out the agreement fer
feeding the evicted tenants from the reserve
funds in Paris:
Dear Srr-I desire to recall to the recollec-
ton of your readers the correspondence pub
lished in your issue Of the It'll Of March, between
Mr.. Mccarthy and myself, with reference to the
application proposed by me Of the Paris funds
to the relief Of the evicted tenants, and especi-
ely to the passages in my letter to Mr.. McCar-
thy Of the 2sth Of February and in his reply on
March q
In the former I had proposed that we should
agree upon the selection Of two members, one
from among his colleagues and one from among
mine, practically acquainted by experience in
Ireland with the details of the situation on
those estates and who could cooperate with us
In continuing the system of relief hitherto
adopted. Mr.. Mccarthy, in his reply TO this
proposed arrangement, said: 'You have made
practical proposal with which am glad TO
deal, and after quoting the words of my letter
Indicated that he would ask his colleagues for
permission to agree to it.
Over q month has elapsed, during which I
r.
Mccarthy as 70 the result of his application to
his colleagues and the public will scarcely
credit the announcements that, Notwithstanding
the simulated zeal Of the seceders for the in
terests Of the evicted tenants, am still without
al answer TO my proposal.
From another source ha -e been informed
that his colleagues have defined to give their
assent to the proposed arrangement. Now this
- what followed last week: Certain Of Mr. Nc
Csrthy's colleagues, terming themselves the
Council Of the Tenants Defense Association.
held q meeting without due notice and adopted
resolution calling upon me 20 release the
funds in Paris ''in accordance with the arrange
ment arrived al, but the persons who in this
resolution speak Of the arrangement arrived
at knew perfectly well that no arrangement
had been arrived at and were themselves re-
spOnsible for frustrating the arrangement
which had proposed and which Mr.. Mccarthy
had termed practical suggestion" with
which he would be glad to deal soon as he
had received the permission from his col
leagues.
shall NOS stop to characterize the duplicity
OF such conduct, which is entirely of u piece
with the action Of the seceders throughout and
whereby they have constantly sought to make
partisan capital for themselves out of the un-
happy position Of the evicted tenants, and
have inflicted irretrievable damage upon then
cause and their interests.
Yours truly, CHARLES s. PARSEII
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OFF FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.
The Presidential Party Left Washington nj
Midnight for . Months Journey.

Inc fresfdenffai Party Lett Washington nj
Midnight for . Months Journey.
President Harrison and his party Of pleasure
seekers started at midnight on an excursion
that will occupy thirty days of time during which
period the wheels Of the presidential train will
roll over 1000 miles of railroad track. During
the evening the train, which was fully described
IN yesterdays STAR, was taken frorn the New
Jersey avenue yards to the depot The electric
current was turned on and the interior Of the
trainwas illuminated so that the crowd of Curl
Gus ones outside and the few who were admitted
had opportunity to regale their optics on what
was truly a scene Of beauty.
Az about 10:45 the first section Of the excur-
sion party arrived, those composing ii being
President and Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Mckee,
Mrs Dimmick Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison
and Marshal ID. VI. Ransdell. Within the next
hour the other Observation-Disclosures General
wsnsmsker. Secretary Rusk, Mr. Z. y. lib
bott, Mr.. and Mrs George w. Boyd, Mr. A: j.
Clarke Of the Associated Press, Mr.. Richard v.
Oulahan Of the United Press and Mr.. o. r
Austin Of the Press News Association-put IN
an appearance. general inspection OF the
train was made and then came the farewells,
said TO Private Secretary Halford, Miss Jean
netts Halford the Misses Wanamaker. Lieut.
and Mrs Parker Maj. Fred Brackett and
Others. When the gong sounded for departure
the excursionists congregated on the rear plat
until the depot was left behind, while their
friends waved handkerchiefs or hats, accord
ing TO their respective sexes
The train Wilt be in charge of Mr.. George w.
Boyd, assistant general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad. He has with him three
employees whose value he has tested-Pullman
Conductor George +. Eye, Steward Frank
Stewart and Bsggagemaster George W. Dale.
Mesers. Eye and Dale served in similar capac-
ities on the famous Pan-Amsrican exclusion.
General Passenger Agent James L. Taylor
and Mr.. J. H. Hardwick Of the Richmond and
Dsnville Company will remain with the train
until it reaches Birmingham, Ala
Secretary Rusk goes only far as Galveston,
whore he has some departmental business to at
tend to.
Mr.. John s. Shriver, Washington correspond
ent Of The Nes York Mdl and Express, preceded
the presidential special several hours. He
is to feel the public pulse to President Harri-
son's popularity, especially in the south His
instructions are to keep ahead Of the other dis
tinsuished exoursionists regardless of cost or
personal comfort
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THE HOT SPRINGS RESERVATION
Secretary Noble Wants q Uniform Plan q
Laying Out the Grounds.

CSSHSt8Ay 1~oDho =" Anss - SuuoruA kAoa %
Laying Out the Grounds.
Secretary Noble has written letter to the
superintendent Of the Hot Springs reservation
in Arkansas requesting him to have prepared
some plan which shall tend to give uniformity
and artistic beauty to the arrangement of
the bath houses and the laying out Of the
grounds.
The Secretary is impressed with the belief
that Hot Springs can and should now be
brought gradually to the position Of a first
class resort for the afflicted and that on account
Of the tenure which these leases are likely to
carry and the development of the country
during that period that at the outset some plan
should be devised which should be equal to the
growth of the people and an honor to the gov
ernment The Secretary suggests that at or
near one or more of the drinking fountains
grounds shall be reserved and eventually ar
ranged for promenade for all the people who
may choose to use the same; also that some
suggestive scheme for bath houses shall be de-
vised, which shall be of the most approved
plan for cleanliness and convenience for bathers
and at the same time produce a good general
effect by their appropriateness and beauty.
This plan should be, the Secretary advises,
with direct reference to the changing or re-
modelling Of such houses as are already con-
structed and those which are to be hereafter
erected
CARE OF oTHER RESERVATIONS.
The Secretary has also defined q vigorous
policy relative to the protection and care of the
other national reservations. namely, the Yellow
stone Park, the Yosemite and the Sequoia Park.
He considers that these parks will become in
the future. il not already so, places of resort
for the people of this country which will be
highly priced, and he believes that any build
ings erected in these parks should be worthy Of
the nation He intends to 8 ee that all the laws
designed for the care and preservation of these
reservations shall be fully carried out. and he
is fully convinced that the time has come when
. broad, liberal policy should be adopted
In regard to these parks. sug-
gestion has been made to him from a
high scientific source that one of the arms Of
the Pacific ocean be controlled by the govern
ment with the view of furnishing retreat for
sea animals and large fishes, where they can be
safe from disturbance. This will be a great
animal preserve where sea animals can be pro-
tected as land animals are in the national parks.
The Secretary regards the suggestion favora-
bly,. but while he has no authority to act, yet he
thinks that steps should be taken by the govern
ment to establish something Of the sort.
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In Memory of DIR. stapton

AT q meeting Of the medical staff Of ST. AIMS
Infant Asylum. held April Is, 1891, the follow
ing resolutions concerning the death Of Dr.
Joshua o. Stanton, late Of the medical staff Of
that institution, we're adopted, setting forth
THAT We deeply mourn the loss Of our friend
and the wise counsel Of our late associate, who,
for his genial nature and high medical standing.
Was beloved by all that knew him. He had
steadfastly and earnestly served his country
when her future was imperiled and was a mar
tyr TO his unswerying zeal in serving his fellow
men he died In endeavoring to serve others
and, - in his military career. forgetting his
own danger, which was only too great"
The COMMITTEES reporting the resolution
consisted Of Drs. ]. Wesley Bovee, H N. New.
man, and =. b. Loring.
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Miriam W. blanchard, the abolitionist died
sthis home in Eeponset Mass, yesterday morn
tnS. aged eighty.
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FOR RENr--HoUsEs.

EoR RENT-BYw. c. DUvALL- s25 p ST. NV,
1sssg N St NV. lust west Of junction oonn. end
Rhode Island aves- has IL rooDs every mod. imp
eSncresed cellar and large yasd' win give lease d.
location Tor boarding houss sdS.
perlors finished in hard wood; e65.
every mod. imp. Wi give lease: ss5..
.eS % ;. L. ave. II rooms; O. NJ IL nice order
ssMn;w,. lorooms; al mod. imps ans order: va
Hail siS ipsh St. D. ~.. 25xss: VI go
TO oolossd tenants. 40 Sd st. ne 7rooms all mod.
5alg East Capitol st. Groom brick large yard; sI5.
houses for $40. sp11-3
EoR RENT-l2l2 NkW YORK AVE. NV; Is
tenant: ". 9. DUskLi.. Us 7 St spii-as
EoR RENT-lS29 N ST NV; LATELY oCCU-
mo s6 S Dy Col 4, Bari .; 8 A; has II rooms and
terms W. c. DUvALL. s25 st. spll3t
EoR RENT-92O MASS. AVE. n. W. 70 ROOMS
- and every modern convenience; new house; beau
tiful location; reduced to S56 per month. W. c.
DUvALI. s25 F st. apll-3s
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
los nv next cor 9th $50 :s,04 Wash circle. lor $50
isfa sSnaa p ia ii a9s G onion a. NV
100 ave. 10 To. % 1871 corcoran st. g 50
apll-6t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST. nv
FoR RENT-44l sTH ST. s.w., Two-sToRY
spii,ss r DU Ss B ft4i Err eoS &. nv.
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE BRICK FIRST-CLAsS
.t doca!ion, l446 st. NV. bay Window rooms,
Sa.h r r,rs sear yard sTSslens condition rent
near AlbAugh's Key at l6O6 18th 81. mh3l -eodlm
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NOR RENT
nNEIrRNIauEH
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave

Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave,
with stable. 1915
Conn ave and l st (cor-
ner ................t 33. q
h mr. Mcpherson 50. 800
u st, cor Goth. -. 200
Cor h and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square .S33. 80
jefferson place and
18th st. .........,.2 15
18th st. overlooking
Conn ave. bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable. $50
II bet 18th and 18th. go
n st bet Conn ave and
18th st. .....o go
n bet 10th and both. 2oS. &;
18th st, cor l. st. -. 200
18th bet i and X SITS. 200
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. go
ID st bet 18th and 10Th
P st bet 18th and 18th
K St bet 10Th SI7ith.. i66 i g.
Ibet 18th and 18th. 1865. 81
New Hampshire ave bet
X and i. sts JS0
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
RESTAURANT. BAR, STOCK. GOOD WILL.
~ fixtures furniture and dwelling. $40 9th st. n.
excellent opportunity Tor an active man. The place
has Teen sneeessfu!ly manased for many BY Mr.
Terms: sl for entirety half cash; balance suit
purchase The dwelling is worth about the sum
api4-et' W. W. KIRBY. 4sa Louisiana ave.
A RDwICK PREMIUM NOTES PAY ss5. 40 FOR
"A 800 or 800 for $50 in three years; call and
apl4:st' THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 934 Est.
DOR sALE-TwENTY-FTvE SHARES CAPITAL
dress cAffTki TRtsT sTocK Star oisee apls 81
EoR sALE-sTocK. FIXTURES AND GOOD
will Of established shoe business on 9TH st y, TIN.
and business Address kSR Ar cHSScE
Star office. apl3-.}fs
EOR SALE = HANDSOME FURNITURE OF
eoen sSe and
renting; house filed. @. n. Star Office aplO4t'
FOR sALE-sl. oOo-cooD Will. STOCK AND
fixtures large ice box. with capacity of storing
200 lbs OF ice and room enough to hang couple
have horses. Large delivery wagon. buck board.
located between growing suburban towns within 70
10 Il to a Pa.. and sn
'h aSiiss, T. a. S 81 {. i, ',
A SPLENDID CHANCE on Pa AVE FOR
business man; wholesale and retail grocery and
ness 2ddress d j KfSfZ 3eiandrs, Va s az pI:
M ANTED-A BID on FIFTY SHARES GAZETTE
- From to 20 shares care.se stock.
.pll. Room 10. SsS. 70 Nat Ban. ofss building
~ The Beneficial Order Of Earnest Workers pay s1oo
Eool = &. SSss 3 Or send
aplott- r. ;. ROGERS. Sec.
/ Sains, TfyE pSdElIEEISss hNp SSk sfokE
sroand room q build fouk RoEE n pSIfLi isss s.
qass s2ss .ad pP ssS ss
10 per cent net investment; x Apply ,.p,oup
Tor sAI,E,oNE OF THE CHEAPEST AND
Hss 1saa.0'' pieces Of = '''
E.m.sy clean: you. watch fort q. Eus. IN main.
sl:,. & 3: IRA .ss:p:s' prsssies ..ssS
FAMILY SUPPLIES. @o0lI
F1oun, F1ou.n F1ounu. g q
sSn : ,as : & buy sss
P%fExf koEER FI Is ssiss We a.l.1sss q
Ss nss S % spua
Wheat which MAKES it one Of the bsst Flour on ths
mcaey chssrfully refunded.
THE d < A s sGStfk
hl2om Ga Louiuaana ave- n-v.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
OoMnIssIoNER OF DEEDS ioE EVERY sTATI
~ ana 1srnsory, SSts2 ~ Y = Gs ss =
] 1nofsc. f,u., q : m a. I :. -. 80
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kBBITT HoUs&.
wAsHINaToN,D.o.
DENTISTRY.

THE Evans DENTAL PARIoRs i9i7P7 M
Il NV. Teeth extracted positively without pain or
danger by our painless sygsm=s harmless vegetable
vapor. in by only Its effects are plesssnt and
transient Artificial teeth crown and bridge work It
ressonaole pflces. apl4-Sins
r. ROsHON's pENTAL PARLORS, EsTABIIsHFD
" lH35, LOS 18th st. ~. Beautiful sees o. toeth
"a. TIL July L Old plates made good q new. open
day, night and Sundays. Aubranchss Of dsOftssTy
nk. STARR PARSONS, 0TH ST., Con i NV.
II Erst.class gold and other nilings speciality Az.
pltcaton TO gums prevents patn In oxtractnG Tooth
crowns and plates inserted. mhy6
DENTAL lNFIRMARY.-NATioN1T 0NfvRR-
~ afy, corner esh and n.v..0psn TO s.. III the
cost Of materials. isi0-tr
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY,-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth iQssEted Without chsyR0 excop1
cost Of massFisl, & l$s6 II q. nv. DsntS Depart.
nent Of the Columbian pnivsrs1ty. hum 70 pm.
opeo uom Octooee . 70 June ~ 80
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mass ave Oct lONn and
18th SITS. 81
New Hampshire ave bet
NJ and n SITS. ..........1J0
De Sales ct. ....,........1J0
18th bet K and L NV. :. $50
18th ST bet Q and K SITS. .l2.5
10th ST near l...,.......1o5
:sld ri bet 4 and y SITS. IS
list st bet Il and S SITS. $50
18th st bet X aud l. SITS. lis
n Vt, bet 18th l. Ct. ave. l2s
18th st bet l and X SITS. 100
X st bet l4thSl3th SITS. 100
Florida ave bet 2lst and
I'D SITS. 100
Delaware ave bet c and
ID SITS ne. 100
l3tL 1T bet X and l. SITS. 80
r st bet 18th and 18th
SITS. ...........-......S3.33
Rhode Island ave bet
l4th and 18th sts. go
18th st near Boundary so
Mass av. overlooking
Thomas Circle with sta.
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9th st NV, IN. .eS per mo
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


WANTEp-BY ooMPETENT FRENCH LADY;s
Europs spssss German and EasisI kddrsss be, .
H. l. =. No I212 2Oth street W IT.
e sEAr ASD ~.
.ddres: g No lbs 18th ' ST nv snAA-1' Il! y
WANTED A RESPECTABLE cOLoRED
or is M .Gs
WANTED-sITUATlON 10 NURSE YOUNG
@ GkKGa SoS2s o Sf% st. Win .d
WANTED-PosITION AS FOREMAN IN LIv-
veterinary: best rsisrsnos given. address b Star
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FdR COOKS.
w maids. nurses. laundress. houseworkers. but
men y have Tsisrsnes' iron, last place. eis 1hs
WANTED-ScALL 70 cooMBs 90 g BUREAU
dsry sa from lass place s 10Th e.
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED
,r and polite servants AlsS Ip;{ions fog sPgl,Gsnts
bGsAS6 sHAGKLkfohb. Prop. 5os I g. NV w.
WANTkDzsITUATIoN AS COOK IN HOTEL.
s :, Cali or address: WILLIAM BR6%N. ils5 "a
WANTED TWO LADIES, POSITIONS, ONE
as trained nurse. the other 70 for one two
en1idren speaks German and willing to travel refer
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
woman. place as chsmbermaid or waitress or
nurse; good references Call 2127 q st. NV. IT.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS DRESSMAKER IN
private family or with dressmakers Address J. E..
Star ofnce. ap133t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG wOMAN-sEwING TO
Adss. s
ap13-2t'
WAN!IED-PY a PRACTICAL BUToHEk,, SIT:
w uatfon. Inquire 419 Sd ST. NV. ap13-3s
WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY SITUATION
w where general intelligence and neat and rapid
penmansip will be brought into play. Moderate COM
pensation. ENERGY. Star office. ap13-t.
WANTED-B BY wELL-EDUCATED FRENCH
" girl. age "a. situation; governess to growing
Star office. apl3 3ts
WANIED- FOR NURSES. HOUSE.
w parlor and kitchen maids, cooks, walters, house
men, porters statesmen, drivers. hostlers farm dairy
and Kitchen hands. lThis and other cities
apll-W' BUkNHAM'S, ITO q st. NV.
WANTED-BYA BRIGHT BOY. AGED IL YEARS
w and possessing excellent mechanical abilities,
Doth ST. apjl -3ts
WANTED-BYA SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS AND
~ competent coored man. place as waiter will fur
nsh references Address .7U0 Dulnbarton ST. ap11-t@
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EOR sA1E-DoN'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
= 70 exchange your square piano your unsafis-
iar5ory nrxht for one OF medium priced OF meet
style UPRIGHT pianos-full and tven a, usrt
payment and easy terms for any balance. sevsrsi
CHANGE WARE ROOMS. 9i3 Pa ave AUS
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sp11 B. n. WARNER Co, s1o q. M.
EOR RENT-TO GOOD TENANT Will, RENT
upon very reasonable terms that beautiful brown.
ssops o.ssmenf 1Ofoom DWELLING 1917 21st IT. n ".
FOB RENTIi0i1 n q. n. ". elegant l5-rm Ill mod.
etn mproSed house with roony brick stable In
F0k RENrL0ply $40 Per month for the remaining
four new prees- Groom and all moderu improved
houses With large concrsted ceilars Ward place
bet ~ and and 2lst and 22d sts NV. These are the
FoR RENT-oniy lis 30 PER month-two Groom
on ssaton q. n.w.-bst. and Y and l1th and lSsh
Q. =. NoRMKNr,
apl1-&e Room 10. Central Natl Bank BLDG
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-PARTTEs WHO Wish TO SELL LoTs
w and take a. Rsst payment fpr1tturs CARPETS or
I'm 81. Pianos and furniturs sold on easy terms
mhlB-1rn
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED DESK ROOM AND SHOW WINDOW
W on prominent St. Pennsylvania ave. preferred.
Address J. f. D.. Star office. apl4-3ts
WANTED-ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UN-
w FURNISHED room. communicating. with board in
Address 1923 New Jersey avenue NV. apI4-!ts
WANTED-COOL ROOM FOR SUMMER; PRE-
w fer south and east front; reference. Address
naming price, j., Star office. ap14-2ts
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS-3 ROOMS; UN-
w furnished; I'd floor; northwest 9th and q SITS
rent, S1s; at once. H. NJ. H., 14.t2 Corcoran st.
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN FAMILY
W where they would learn French; reference ex-
changed no objection to country or travel. FRENCH
LADY. care Of postmaster, Georgetown. ap11-3ts
WANTED-BY Two SISTERS IN OFFICE
w three unfinished communicating rooms and
storage or hall room, with privilege OF caterer Adj
dress Miss +. T.. Star ofice. apIl- ST.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS ZOE EVERY STATE
jSo. 4 EE<ii- la g A..
1nolRcs from Gam. y p.n- AZ
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MADAME PAWN.
4u MANICURE AND cHIRoPoDrsr.
s03 18TH ST. NV.
nl7-Gm Over Thompsons Drug Stoeo.
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LOB RENT-BY THOMAS E WAGGAMAN,
heal Estate Broker. 9l7 st. q. W.
HOUSES
NORTHWEST

8 Champlain ave. ir. .s10
@2 Florida ave, 4r......10
4s4 Florida ave. Ar. o
D2-31 LIST 81. or.
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CHAPTER III.

Whether or not malevolent spirits have
power of interference in human affairs
is an open question; but certain it is
that, to prirna facie view, events can at
times arrange themselves with q rnalig-
nant disregard of individual needs and
desires which would leave nothing to the
invention Of the most peTTerse devil the
imagination could conjdre up. Alec
certain is il that everlasting truths anent
Ghat'l fix you, l reckon. Hurry right
along. You amt got time to talk now,
know, an we'll hitch up them six
years arter while. Come this Away.
Squire Brandon sont the buggy, an Spot
driv; but that mar o. his'n can't abide
engines, mother she don't like strangers,
so Spot he hilt her here behind the depot
an axed me to look out fur you"
He tilted up his hat brim and cast an
observing eye skyward. Royal per-
ceived the mans mistake, but had not
time to rectify it. Behind the station
stood buggy, mud splashed and untidy,
but strong and serviceable; between the
shafts was dark bay with good deal
of white to her eye and apparently con-
siderable go in her. A gentlemanly lad
Of fourteen or thereabout stood at her
head and glanced anxiously toward the
train. At sight of Royal his counte-
nance cleared and he accosted him
cheerily:
''Al right, doctor! How are you?
Jump right in. I thought Judgment day
would beat that train coming. Halo!
forgot about the accident! Here, Jim,
stand by her head, please, while help
DR.. Royal IN. We've gotto make tracks"
''You have thatr' observed bystander
The whole group had followed Royal
round the station, and appeared fully
aware Of the situation and deeply inter
ested in it.
Filled with amusement, and feeling
hypocritical, Royal declined the boys
proffered shoulder and took his place IN
the buggy. Spotswood sprang in beside
him, gathered up the reins, and they
were off, followed by a shout from Jim
Dodson:
Make her everlastin' toddle, Spots
wood The suns a-clagnberin' up to'ards
the j'ist mighty rapid. If you don't step
out peart, Il o'clock will ketch you-al
gwine."
81 reckon not" the boy shouted back.
'Chpper knows how to travel"
Then he turned with a reassuring air
to Royal: Don't you fret, doctor. Well
make it, now I've got you behind Clip
per. shook in my shoes though awhile
back, that COMPOUNDED train dawdled So
1t looked Ike fate was dead against you"