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LIFE INSURANCE MEN, ATTENTION!

An Opportunity to Step Info Life Income.
Bids will be considered for the sale of th o
Michigan State Agency of one Of the Gilt
Edge" old line Companies.
Lumber, Salt Copper and Iron have made
Michigan a wealthier State than any other In
the Union of its population, and as money 10
accumulated rapidly it is rich field for the life
insurance worker.
The policy contract Of the Company is SUPER
Tor and sells easier than any other in the field,
as it Is semi-tontine with a cash value.
There is about 100000 of business now on
the books. and it could not be of a better class.
The offices are located in the finest office
building in Detroit. and are handsomely fur
nIshed. The Agency force is as strong as any in
Michigan, and will write as many new pre-
miums in 1891 as either the Equitable or Mutual
Life-tbe leaders heretofore.
The purchaser must be Of unimpeachable
character ard thoroughly capable to be accept
able to the Company. To one who can CON-
mand the money to make this deal, there Is the
opportunity Bf life time offered. Correspond
ents will please give bank references, as to
their ability to produce the funds, as letters
will not be answered to crafty idle curiosity.
Good reasons given by present incumbent
for selling. Address all communications to
STATE AGENT, care Postman No. so, Detroit,
Mich. mh3S8
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Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc.

"ORSE-CHEAP-AS l HAVE NO TIME TO
Il manage him. Aldine 4-year-old chestnut
trotting stalIOn: No. u. 800 standard under rule
(6). registered in Wallace's Trotting Register.
vol. Q. Foaled and raised in Iowa. is large,
rangy and very pure gated and promising. Is
now In charge OF John Collins. and can be seen at
Brushton station, on PennsyIvania Railroad. East
End. Will take one-half of purchase money down
and give long time on balance. For pedigree and
particulars call on address JOHN COLLINS,
PARK Place Hotel, Brushton station; or ED.
burg Pa. mh3-7G-rTSsU"
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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,

- BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. SmithieId and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT, FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP To 9 L. NJ. FOR INSERTION
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver-
tisers already have accounts with THE DISPATCH
FOR THE SuUTHSIDE, NO. 14l2 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. COZ.
FOR THE EAST END, j. W. WALLACE, 6l2l
PENN AVE.
PiTTSBU
THOMAS MCCAFFREY 500 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, e4th street and Penn ave.
ALLEG HNNY.
A. j. KAERC,HER. SO Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House. Allegheny.
+. II. EGG ERS & son. Ohio and Chestnut SITS.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
e. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY NJ. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves
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INITIAL RINGS

and witbout diamonds. Fine quality and low
prices at WILSON'S, 81 Fourth av. Fine watch
repairing a specially. ~ fel9-TTs
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81 o0-Until May I-S3 90.
IL cabinet photos. or one life-size crayon
for s. 90 at Au recht's Elite Gallery, sic
Market street, Pittsburg. Use elevator.
MTTSu
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OFFICE OF CONTROLLERS OF
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. Pa,
PITTsBURG. Pa, Feb. q, 1891. }
NOTICE TO PRINTERS and BINDERS,

Sealed proposals. Will be received az this
ofics until 4 o'clock p. N. THURSDAY
March s, for the following:
1856 Treasurer's Receipt Books. u binding.
66 $50 receipts.
35s Collectors Receipt Books, x binding. 49,
300 receipts.
So Collectors Books. calf binding, 4690 leaves.
40 Collectors Books, canvas binding, ], go
leaves
142 Lost Tax Books Il binding. 9.Sl5 leaves.
250O0 Tax Statements on sheet
All to be as per samples furnished by County
Treasurer.
Bids must be addressed to County Commis-
sioners," and marked Proposals for Printing
and Binding.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
JAMES A. GRIER,
fe2872-D County Controller
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EARLY SPRING OPENING
To-Morrow.
Impaired costumes.
PARCELS & JONES, 29 Fifth avenue.
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ELECTIONS.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF PITTsBURG,l
PITTsBURG, February "a. 1891. +
FLECTION-THE ANNUAL MEETING
CJ of the members of the Chamber of Com
merce of Pittsburg. for the purpose of elect
ing officers. VIZ: President seven Vice Presi-
dents and twenty-five Directors to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held in the rooms of
the Chamber on TUESDAY, March 3, 1891, at
IL o'clock A. M.
The polls will be open from IL o'clock A. NJ.
until o'clock p. NJ
mhl-54 S. L. McHENRY, Secretary
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LOST.

r OST-BETW ZEN EAST LIBERTY f. K. X.
II Station and Forty-ffth street. pockethook:
finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at MAYORS
OFFICE, city. mh3-65
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
y up to THURSDAY, March 5, 1891. at P.
M, for the erection of an addition to the
GREENFIELD AV. SCHOOL BUILDING,
Twenty-third ward, Pittsburg. Plans and
specifications can De seen at the office of T. E.
EVANS, Architect, Rooms Sl4 and 815 Lewis
building. corner of Sixth avenue and Smith
field street. The right isreserYed to reject any
or all bids. BY order of the
fe26-85-D SCHOOL BOARD.
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Personal.


DERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
i and silver: jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH. 5il Smithfeld St
jalS-S1
DERSONAL-ENCYCLo BRlTAN NJ.
i CA, s24: Chambers Encyclopedia, Slo All
others at half prices for ~ days only. FRANK
BACON CO., 3ll Smithtield St., Pittsburg. Ia.
DERSONAL-FINE BOOKS-wE HAVE THE
Il finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pttsburg: beautiful bindings: low prices; come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEWIS BOOK STORE, $40 Liberty 81. DELI
PERSO AL-RELIEvE THAT TIRED,
l. aching feeling about the eyes by having
proper glasses adjusted by CHE SMAN &c MAN
MON, Il Federal ST.. Allegheny. Best 81 spec
tacies on earth. Artificial eyes Inserted.
feo -ll3-TFsn
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Business Properties.
DARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - FOR
N sale or rent-one of the best storerooms in
the best little village In Eastern ohio; no dry
goods store here: no better point in the Stale Of
Ohio to sell goods. For particulars write to JESS
kEPNER, New Garden, q. mhl-S5-TThssus
e. 50O-A Is PER CENT, NET. CITY In
sDOs VESTMENr, on account OF owner leaving
the city, two good storerooms. II living rooms and
packing room, with corner lot 30x4S.' H. e.
CLARKE 1876 Fourth ay. and Edgewood. Tee.
72l2. ial4-TTs'
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Miscellaneous.

COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE. SUCH AS
~ stands, cases, trucks and chases; desiring
to quickly dispose OF the duplicate plant now
reasonable offer will be refused. Gail between .
and p. NJ. on BUSINESS MANAGER THE
DISPATCH, SmithfeId and Diamond sts.
fe20-II7s
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DWELLINGS. STORES AM OrFICES-UPON
IL request we will nall you rent list reg
uarly until April !. free OF charge: write your
name plainly and give full residence address
street and number. BLACK & BAIRD 95 Fourth
avenue. feS-7lt
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Only 81
For II elegant cabinets.
HENDRICKS & Co.,
s8 Federal street, Allegheny.
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Manufacturing Sites.

Business Opportunities.
nRUGST0RE A GOOD PAYING CITY
IL stand; cheap 10 q quick buyer: owner In
other business. Address q. D., Dispatch office.
mh3-6ir
DESTAURANT-FINEL LOCATED. 81. 800:
Ii butcher shop. planning mill and lumber yard,
with annual business of $780, 600, easy terms;
shoestore, tnshop grocery Stores $500 to q. 900;
bakeries. cigar stores. drug stores, milk depots.
SHEPARD CO.. Isl Fourth av. fc25~
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CECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOIL ERS-
- One 14x24. two 2xlS one llxH, one l0x20, one
10xI6 9x12, Sxl2 and large lot of smaller sizes;
IG-H. p mounted portables, one pair OF boilers
4ex26; agent for the Standard governor. pumps,
gheny Pa. j. 5. YOUNG. fe6-D~
CECOND-HAND ENGINES-oNE q H. T..
y Ball pat. electric light engine almost new:
one SKIS. one Xxi, one 5x6. vertical engines: one
heavy lIxH one IKE, Sx12 and * 2, in hori-
zontal engines: all good as new. HARMES MA
CHINE DEPOT, ss First ay., Pittsburg. Pa.
ja30-D'
rINHE PORTER DOUTHErT CO., LIN. OAR
i RAGH St. and River av., Allegheny, Pa,
engines boilers and castings. Repairing prompt
ly attended to. ja6-Se
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.


DERSONS WHO ARE WILLING TO QUALIFY
Il themselves for positions stenograpners
and typewriters. Address or call on MAkIl n .
SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 4l2 Wood ST. feZ'-os
DURCHASER-FOR STANDS, CASES AND
Il other composing room furniture now stah9-
ing on upper floor of No. 80 Fifth av, soon 10 0e
yacated; country newspaper or other casn puysI
Will find this rare chance Call on BUSlNEsS
MANAGER The DISPATCH, Smithneld and Dia-
mond sts., between the hours of and p. NJ 90,
VOu - GET A BAKERS DOZEN (lSl OF
L Stewart Co. IS fine cabinet photos ior W. at
W and 81 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2s-i9-TTsu
FOR SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
II 0CUST STA CHOICE CITY RESIDENCE
II at \ very low price; 2-story and mansaro
brick: rooms and hall on first floor; rooms ana
bath on second floor, and nice rooms in lnansara;
well finished convenient and nicely s1tuaIeu:
bee it. 81, 600. (aas9.) CHARLES SOMERS
co. mh3-T2"
1.-TWO ACRES OF GROUND-IN TH1R-
l. TENTH ward, with three buildings, rent
ing for 81 600 per year: will be sold at barRaln
HENRY A. WEAVER & CO., 90 Fourth ay.
mh3-57'
o7 5OO-FIFTH AV.-NEAR GIST ST.. A
ID two-story brick dwelling off rooms, hall:
bathroom, vault and inside ". c., both ga ses all
through the house, hot and cold water, dining
room ana kitchen in basement; lot 23xl20 to Ann
ST., which Is paved: one-thrd cash, balance to
suit. (e2) BLACK & BAIRD, a5 Fourth ay.
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COUTH HIGHLAND Av.. EASTERN En-
y POSURE-New two-story brick. 10 rooms,
of the best constructed and arranged houses on
the avenue: price reduced to make quick sale.
BAXTER, THOMPSON h CO., I6e Fourth av.
lnhI-I1O-TTSsu<
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LNAST END-AT 81 80. NEAT HOUSE OF
II seven rooms and path, etc, with nice corner
lot in the East End: house almost new possession
at once: a bargain to PROMPT purchaser. JAS.
W. DRAPE CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
NH
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Allegheny Lots.

OT-6OXG0 WITH LARGE FRAME BUILD
Il ING. corner Lombard st. and Bell av.,
Twelfth ward, Allegheny. will be sold at auction,
on the premises on Friday, March 6, at O'Clock;
this building has been in use as church, and is
in fair condition; could be converted into three
small dwellings: the owners having no further
for 1t. will sell 1t for what II will bring: 81 600
can remain on mortgage for several years: special
attention invited: IL will pay to attend this sale.
A. LEGGATE& SON, AuctIoneers los Fourth av.
fe2S-4g-DF
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TO LET.
City Residences.

DLUFF ST-NEAR CHESTNUT, TWO
ID STORY attic brick dwelling, nine rooms, hall,
vestibuie. BATH inside W. c., nat and art. gas.
etc: desirable location; low rent. BAXTER
THOMPSON & CO., ,I62 Fourth av. mh1-114-rTsu
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FOR sALE-IMPROvED REAL Estate
East End Residences

LNAST END RESIDENCE-AND LARG COR
II EER lot lO0NlS feet: 10 nice rooms. with
bath, lavatory and all other new Improvements.
ana in gooo condition throughout; most beautiful
lot, fine lawn in front and around the residence
and numerous sh de and fruit trees. etc. Terms,
etc. from JAS. W. DRAPE CO., l29 Fourth av.
mh3-75s
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In Sheffield church the other day a
marriage ceremony came to an abrupt
and altogether unlocked for termination.
1t was the fault of the would be bride
groom, and most people will say in los.
ing his bride he met his deserts.
The ceremony went on right enough
till the clergyman, addressing himself to
the woman, put the question whether
she would have the man to be her hus-
band, ito love, honor and obey"
AT the mention of the word "obev. "
the bridegroom calculated, III make
thee"
care we married YETI" asked the won.
an Of the clergyman.
mo, you are not, he replied.
"Then we shall not be-" she said. and
thereupon she left the church.
The man protested that it was too late.
but she needed him not, and his discom.
future was made none the less when the
parson told him that he thought she had
acted very sensibly. Tit-Bits.
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A Brilliant Colored Greek Scholar

Miss Mollie E. Church, who has been
at the head of the German department
OF the colored high school of Washing.
ton for several years, has been offered
the position of registrar of Oberlin col
lege. Miss Church graduated from Ober-
lin in 1884 with distinguished honors,
being specially mentioned for her excel
lent record in Greek. She travelled and
studied abroad for three years, spending
much of her time in Paris, Berlin and
Florence. If she accepts the offer from
Oberlin she will be the first colored
graduate, it is said, of the older uni
verslties to become a member of the
faculty of her college. Boston Woman's
Journal
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Princess Louise Of Denmark.

Princess Louise of Denmark, who is
expected to marry Prince Eugene OF
Sweden, gets her name and some of her
blood from The Queen Louise Of Prussia
the most beautiful woman who has be.
longed to the Berlin court. The line of
descent is: Queen Louise; her Youngest
daughter Louise. who married the Dutch
Prince Frederick; Princess Frederick :
daughter Louise. who became queen of
Sweden; the Swedish queens daughter
Louise, who married flle crown prince of
Denmark. Princess Louise is said tc
have inherited a good part Of the beauty
OF the famous queen whose name she
bears. She is sixteen years and three
months old, and is the third of eight
children.
Her prospective husband. the Duke Of
Nerlke, IS twenty-six years old, and the
fourth son, although only the third son
from the Swedish throne, as the second
son gave up his right to succession on
marrying woman outside Of the pale of
royalty. He has studied industriously
with the best painters in Paris. and is an
artist OF high abilities, as well as a man
OF more regular and abste,nious habits
than the eaverage European prince.-Paris
Letter.
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Remembering Wealthy Widow,

Much is said and written about the re.
sponslbllities and disadvantages even of
great wealth. Still, there must be times
when to be able to do things en- prince
mas Its compensations. One of our lovely
young American matrons whose resi-
dence has been in London for q number
or years enjoys an intimate friendship
with the daughter of one of England's
richest peers. Recently the husband of
the New York woman died in London.
and later the bereaved wife came bacl,
to her native land. From the moment
OF her aff1iction until she sailed away to
be with home relatives her friend lavish
ed upon her the most delicate yetsulnptu-
GUS attentions
Boxes of rare orchids and other rexotics
came daily from the magnificent con-
servatories of the English woman. to-
gether with hampers of choice fruits
from her hothouses. Every day visit,
message or a gift to testify to her CON
slant thought and sympathy. Loving
letters followed her to this country, and
few weeks after the Widows arrival in
New York she received package from
her friend which when opened disclosed
a rich jewel casket Within it Law
necklace of superb pearls, and on the
glver's card was written, II send YOU
the tears, congealed, which [ have shed
with you in your row."-Nev York
Times.
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Making 1t misdemeanor to deface. dam.
age inlure or otherwise to interfere with
the public street lamps of the town.
BE 1t enactod by the Mayor aud Trustees
OF the town ofTnibodaux. in regular meeting
assembled.
That any person or persons who shall light
up or cause to be lighted any OF the public
street lamps OF said town, or shall put out
or oxtlngnished Or cause to be put out or ex-
tlnguis he'd the lights of any OF said lamps.
after the same shall have been duly lighted
by the proper authorities or shall damage.
lln)ure or in any manner detace any of said
lamps or the posts upon which they rest,
snail, on conviction therefor. be fined in a
sum not exceeding fifty dollars, or be Impri-
soned not more than thirty days, or both, at
the discretion of the court
The provisions hereinabove contained re-
lating to the lighting and extinguishing of
said lamps shall not apply to the person or
persons duly appointed to take care of and
manage said lamps.
Adopted May Sth. 1891
r. J. L. AUCOIN, Mayor
III. \. COULON. Clerk.
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Pay of School Teachers

The question of teachers salaries is
one that is always more or less agitated.
In Scotland 1T becomes of grave import,
as settling the question whether it is
possible or proper for a man teacher to
marry. The majority of opinions have
settled that S400 is the minimum. though
this question was started by few who
thought that 5000 was the lowest limit
in which marriage was feasible. In the
meanwhile in New York city the school
board has recently decided that it is I'M
just to the teachers and disgrace to the
city to allow women who have taught
fourteen consecutive years to receive
less than $3.50, and that after January
next they shall receive this amount
This applies to $50 women.
In Massachusetts short time arO n
girl who was 4 normal graduate had had
charge fer year of one of those country
schools, part intermediate. part gram
mar, with the primary branches on the
lower floor and had given entire salts
faction to parents and committee. Ey
erythlnS was running smoothly when
the girl was taken i'll. She received al
the time ten dollars per week. No Other
woman substitute being found to take
charge during her absence. the commit
tee engaged man at fifteen dollars
per week. The man was not discipli
marian. The boys he'd a picnic. as tLev
called it, yet when the girl returned and
asked for the same pay the substitute
had received she waS refused co., -,
avowed reason that she was not a man.
This may be the womans century. and
tldlESs Of their progress and doings may
be rife in the land, but there are still
sections where as yet these have not
made much impression. Fortunately
soon after she received a good position at
good salary in the normal school from
which she had graduated. ed.-Brooklvn
Eagle.
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The Silent Club.

A queer club was once established in
London, under the title of Silent club.
The members We're bound to express
themselves at all club meetings, as far as
possible, without words The first rule
OF the club was, The members of this
academy shall think much, write little.
and &c as mute as they can."
On one occasion a new candidate ap-
piled for admission. But the members
We're limited and all vacancies filed. A
meeting was called. the candidate was to
be introduced, and the president was to
announce his decision. When the gen
tleman entered the members, who were
all his friends, were as much disappoint-
ed as he that he was to be refused. As
he approached the president rose and
silently handed him "a cup of wafer. so
full that single drop would have made
it overflow.
The applicant perfectly understood
what the president meant. but he was
courageous and quick witted. Without
speaking, he took from his button hole a
single rose and laid it gently on top Of
the water He laid it on so softly that
not drop was displaced, and handed if
back to the president with bow.
With one consent the members an
plauded. They resolved to put their rule
aside, and to admit the man who showed
them that he could ornament their So
ciety without hurting it.
Then the man thanked them in an
equally curious way. When the register
was handed him to be signed he wrote
below his name the number of the club
MEMBERSHIP. He added before it a O.
making it 0100. Underneath he wrote.
Their value will be the same
The man was so modest that the Presi-
dent complimeated him Immediately by
rubbing out the and substituting the
figure l. This made the number 100.
Underneath he wrote. 'sTheir value will
be increased eleven times
These ingenious people must have de-
voted great deal Of time and thought
to avoid using their tongues. s.-Harpers
YS;1a- Pr--,l->
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Prof. Rush Shipnen Hnidekoner. NJ.
D., Vet. saws of glanders: Especial
Report of Diseases of the horse, page
51Sl
"Pnblic watering trouchs and the
feed boxes of boarding stable and the
traven stables of market towns. are
among the most common recipients
for the virus of glanders. which is
most dangerous in its fresh state, but
cases have been known to be caused
by feeding animals in the box or stall
in which glandered animals had stood
more than a year before Texas
Farm and Ranch.
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ABSENCE.
struggle. shrined within deep content,
journal.

struggle. shrined within deep content,
The hours go companionless of thee;
For we have learnt together love is meant
To make each bloom by mellow husbandry.
So, mid the acres of this teeming earth,
Where once l. toiled in barrenness of soul,
And scorned each dry success. and saw nc
worth
In dreary pieces of a dreary whole
Now, with thine image, when thyself's not by,
hold communion, and my step is light:
For thou dost champion each feat try,
And oft laugh aloud in my delight,
And catch my own voice saying oftenwhiles,
"'Tis thus her eyes are, and it's thus she
smiles"
Owen Wister in Lippincott.
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Flirted with His Mother,

A Toledo society woman has played a
good joke on her son by attending a
swell private masquerade and allowing
him to flirt with her; nay, more. ask for
kiss without the faintest suspicion on
the young mans part as to who the fair
charmer was. He followed her about
the entire evening, and when the time
for unmasking came was at her side
ready to catch the first glimpse. Imas
inc his chagrin, Cleveland World.