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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-19

NEW YORK, March l9-Arthur w. G.
Wullmeau is TO begin fifty day fast in
the first week in May to decide wager Of
81 900 a side between j. II. Cusack and Ed
Morton, well known sporting men Of this
city. The fast will take place in public
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DosTPoNED RECEIVERS SALE OF
Presses, Type and Printing
Material,
AT NO. 800 sHIP-EY STREET,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 90, 1891
At 10 o'c ock, a. N

At 10 o'c ock, a. N.
All the fixtures of a flrst-class printing
office, consisting of the following:
Three hundred a fifty-eighl fonts Of job
type. u fonts iabo saving ru e, fAEcy
borders, 200 lbs BREWER Ronaldson; 60 lbs
Brewer, Roman; 20 lbs BREWER. old style; 100
lbs 10 point Ronaldson, 80 lb. Pic 4, donaldson;
90 lbs Plea. Roman; 20 lbs Plea, old style; p
lbs NonpHreil donaldson; p lbs Nonpareil.
Roman; 10 lbs Nonp Areil. old style; horse
power electri motor, "a Gordon press. new
style; "a Cor ton pre- IS. old style Is Gordon
press. Id style, ca h with steam fixtures
rollers, etc; card cutt r, paper cutter.
paper cutter. broken; old Porter iiler press
ia cases. AZ case cabinets, 20 case cabinets
il double stands. single stands. / proof
press. drying racks, large imposing stone .
2sman imposing sfones,l iron imposing table,
galley rack, 20 brass galleys, stoves, q
tables, ] counting house desk closet, letter
press, roll top desk, / Pony Campbell press.
old Model presses, I lot paper and card
stock A quaint of leads, wood ami met !
fur iture, sorts, brass rule. quoins and other
small tools and all the other necessaries 70
TIE conduct of the business of the Whining
ton Printing Company.
TeYnna Of sale, cash.
pppivqr-
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New YORK, March 19-George Morrison,
night clerk at Steele's Hotel, 3l6 Green
wich street. lay upon the street car track
opposite 76 Church street early this morn
ing and was run over and instantly killed
by a car. lie was intoxicated
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE Of CUM 9ERLAND
Il County Cows at Chadd's Ford Il will
sell at public sale, at Eli Harvey's barn. ad-
joining uhadd's Ford Hotel. on
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1891,
Att 1oclucs, p. m, nIy.tiye head Of care.
fully selected FRESH COWS AND SPRING.
ERS, direct from Cumberland county, Pa
All itook guaranteed as represented.
Two and four months credit.
WILLIAM s. COOLEY.
}. H SLAUGHTER, auctioneer
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Doctors Mccoy & WLLDMAN,

Late Of Bellevue Hosnita1, n \.
Office, 905 Market St, Wilmington, Del
Where all .Curable Diseases are treated with
ruccess.
If you live at distance write for symp-
tom Blank.
Consultation at Office or by mail free.
Office hours-9 to IL a. m; 2 to ,. M z 70
d. m. daily. Sundays. 9 TO u a. m. If you
write enclose four cents in stamps.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-19

NEW YORK. March 19-General Peter j.
Claassen, the bank wrecker, was sentenced
TO six years imprisonment in the Erie
county penitentiary yesterday.
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ANTED.-A SILE VT PARTNER WITH
w $4,000 In a well raying business. None
but those meaning business need apply TO
"PARTNER,m = this office.
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an 4 MONTH rILL MAY l.

Until May l, Drs Mccoy and Wildman will
treat all cases for S5 a month and furnish all
medicines free. Those beginning treatment
fec until oar rad
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why She Tells the story.
The above story was related 20 Mrs. Hoyh
before the uacle, Dixon Cowie, or McQuaid
had had a chance 60 influence her to tell O
different story. IL was, so Mrs, Hoyle says
an honest statement Of the facts, and she
was convinced that the girl was telling the
truth. She and her husband have resorted
TO every device and Misrepresentation Of
fact in order to keep their niece from ths
scaifold Mrs Hoyle says that the entire
family have lied in order to keep the police
and the reporters of the track Now that
her husband has deserted her for the girl
she viii no longer shield her from the con.
sequences Of her confessed crime.
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RNAnp ANp RoOMs.



WI NTED.-BOARDERS GA KING
wv street.
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ONE CENT.
STILL MORE BLOODSHED
Fatal ARRAY Over the New Or
leaus Trial.
DESPERATE DUEL TO THE DEATH.

Captain Arthur Dunn, One Of the states
Counsel, Kills a Newspaper Man who
Denounced the Massacre Of the Italians.
Dunn wounded by His Opponent.
New ORLEANS, March 10 AT II o'clock
last night Captain Arthur Dunn, prom
inent politician and a we'll known attorney
Of this city, became involved ia a quarrel
with Frank Waters, an ex-journalist and
well known character about town, and "a
shooting scrape resulted, terminating in
the killing Of Waters and the serious
wounding OF Dunn. Captain Dunn was
one of the attorneys employed by the state
in the recent trial Of the Italians clartsed
with the assassination Of Chief Of Police
Henncssy. The trouble began in the ariy
part Of the evening.
Waters Denounced the Killipg.
Waters had been drinking ia aloon.
and during the course Of his remar stig-
matized the killing Of the Italian, ut tine
parish prison as an outrage on tie com
munity and expressed himself as itisiied
that all those men who partooh IN the
killing would come 10 an untimely end
Dunn met him shortly afterward and a
dispute took place, during the progress Of
which Dunn referred to Waters as a muir
| derer, he having killed Joseph Baker here
In 1887.
Dunn NHay Die, Too.
The dispute grew warmer, and Dunn
I pulled a revolver and shot Waters in the
cheek and in the mouth. The last bullet
ranged upward and penetrated the brain.
1 Waters returned the fire of his antagonist.
| and wounded Dunn twice ia the left leg
| and again in the right side OF his chest
near the nipple Waters died almost i'm
stantly. Dunn was taken to the hospital,
| where he lies in precarious condition.
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LOST AND FOUND.


TOUND-GOLD AND ENAMEL SOCIETY
II badge. Owner can have same proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
Apply at EvENISG JOURNAL counting room.
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Dunn May Die, Too.
InrestIrntlnr tho KllIlnr.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1o.-An inyestiga-
tion was begun by the grand jury into the
killing OF the Italians on Saturday last.
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Hennessy arrested Esposito in Jackson
square and that Detective Mooney, Of New
York took him on board steamer bound
for New York the next morning. Mooney
claimed all the credit for the arrest upon
his arrival in New York, and Hennessy re-
ceived no reward for the capture Of Espo-
sito. The picture which appears Ia this
article IS Of Parkerson, Lender Of the vigil
ance committee which shot or hung the
Italians.
what the Jurymen Say.
The committee which had charge Of the
movement against the men accused Of the
assassination Of Hennessy is noY investi-
eating the jury, so as to learn If any Of
them were bribed The jurors viii be
summoned and viii be asked 20 give their
explanation Of the verdict. Nearly all the
jurors, including the foreman tSeligman),
who has left town, have made statements
OF what took place in the jury room
Those who voted for acquittal insist that
the Judge instructed them TO give the pris-
oners the benefit Of doubt, aud thattheir
verdict was based ON these instructions.
They voted for acquittal because they did
not think the state had made out the case.
The refusal Of the district attorney TO
summon the witnesses who werc The lrst
at the scene Of the assassination and who
picked up Hennessy, among whom was
Officer Boe, who was shot in the ear by one
OF the assassins, impressed them unfsyor-
ably. So far none of the jurors has shown
any weakening e
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NOTICE.-MIS ELIZABETH ALLh.N
IN medium Tells the past and future. sos
East Eleventh street.


NOTICE.-MISS ELIZABETH ALLEN
IN medium Tells the past and future. sos
East Eleventh street.
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE SIXTH
IN ward Democrats will be held on Friday
Evening. in the rooms of the Young Mems
Democratic Club By order of the chairman.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
lN that will apply to the General Assem-
bly, for divorce from my husband William
Harry Jonroy [Signedl
WILHELMfNA +. CONROY.
Wilmington. March 1891.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS NOT HAV-
IN ing paid their taxes for 1889 and 1890 and
havii lots or other real estate at silver
trooh. on the Highlands, at Elsmere or any
other part OF Christiana hundred, they will
hnd the collector at the following named
places;
Post Oflice, Highlands, Monday, March Q.
Dalton-' store, Centreville, Thursday,
March IL.
Hanley & Kirkwood's store, Rising Sun,
Wednesday, is.
Gibson House. Fourth street near Market,
Saturday, "a.
After (which time / will place bills with
county cons table with costs for collection
f. A. STURGEON,
Collector of taxes for ChristianR hundred,
Oflice hours from 10 q. m. to p, m.
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Colder and from partly cloudy to fair.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-14

ing Committees:
Executive ommittee-MyS. Bonni-
field, Evan Williams, P. M. Bowler,
Fred, Dangberg and G. Y. Irish:
Committee TO mako suggestions to
tho Legislature Cen r. ii. CIarkn,
Senators LaGraYo and Foley, Fl.
Spriagmeyer and &c. Mcclellan. 5
Upon motion Of Mr.. Newlands the
Governor was added to the Executive
Committee. r1
sGoyernor Colcord said he could not
attend the Irrigation Congress-. and
the Following #eTe by vote specially
requested to attend: General r. Nj,
CLARK, ". E. F. Deal, H. SPRING
me, 81. and Fred DsasbsEg. . The fol-
lowing we're also suggested: S. G.
BateheldeEot Eureka, r. l.. Fulton,
of Reno, and G. w. Crum, of Lancer.
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WEEKLY IEpEPEspEsr apa
Examiner only 80 per yg .sj
chance for one of those n
prizes. Send in your SuO''
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judgement

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remedy for any disease, you should DO
positive that it contains nothing inju-
rious to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave the patient in q
much worse condition, than before
taking them.
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S. S. S.

Is purely vegetable, and perfectly
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take it with absolute safety. 1t contains
no mercury or minerals of any kind,
and yet it never fails to cure the dis
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Book on Blood and Skin diseases free.
'..- Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
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IRRIGATION CONVENTION,

Additional Resolutions AdoPp9d
I / and Communicates pointed,.a
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M. Reinhart
lust received
Fall and VIII
samples for cus1
made clothing.
you want y
clothes made to|
der, give him al
and see as fin
line Of samples
has ever been
hibited in II
You can get a
of clothes made
order from $2I
up. Fit GwI
teed. |
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LIE BAG.
PAR F. DU ~BOISGOBEY,
lSuite.l

IDuASO
Ellie comprit aussit6t Que cette
rencontre etait de celles OIL il faut
payer d'audace.
-LacheZ la bride de mon cheval.
dit-elle du ton lie plus calme qu'elle
put prendre.
Roch lacha la bride, mails il ne
recula pas dune semelle.
-Vous nous suivez depuis que
nous sommes arrive dams lie boisf
dit Laurence. Pourquoi nous
suivez vOusf
-C'etait vons que je s~uivais...
ct je vous s~uivais pour vons voir;
je vous suis toutes les fois que vous
sortez.
Isl je metals apereue de celia
Plus tot.
-Vous maurice defendu lie vous
suivre. ie lie sails. C'est pourquoi
10 uIo CdCudIS.
MATS je vous lie defends mainte.
nant...et je vous previens que
M. Daudierne, mon oncle, sera lei
dams un instant.
-Je viens de lui echapper, je
lui echapperai bien encore. Mails,
avant de FUR, il faut que ie vous
parle.
Laurence tressaillit. Ellie etait
seule, avec ce jeune savage don't
Pair exalte ne promettait rien de
bon. L'oncle Armand n'arrivait
pas, ct Germaine, emportee par
son cheval, await disparu. Ellie
devalt etre deja loin, car on men,
tendait plus lie galop precipite de
Ralph.
Laurence restait done a la merci
du protege de NJ. Subligny, ct les
measurements que lie bon docteur
lui await donDes III Persistence de
ce garcon n'etaient pas de nature ,
i la tranquilliser. F,
Quill cut GU non risque ga vie +;
pour sauver les epoux Vignemal |
Roch men etait pas moins IN
rodenr sans feu nj lieu, un revolt, {
les lois sociales, qui ne t
craignait rien au monde ct aui ne i
cedait QUA ses passions. $
Ce n'etait pas lie moment de i
Ia t6te, ct la courageuse :
lille ent assez de sang.ftoid pour
fro:demenr: q
Isl vous vOulez me parler, pour. i,
luOi ne venez vous pas 4 Ia Ger !
noni0ref
-Parce qua la Germoniere lie t
ne pourrais pas vous parler libre.
Dent. Votre mere, votre seur Gu f
votre oncle seraient Ia. i,
Qu'avez.vous done q me dire a
luils ne p0issent entendref n
-J'ai a vous dire que je vous
lime, repondit hardiment lie Bohe. r.
MEN. n
Cette impudente declaration fit {,
le rouge aux joues de Mile. a
ct la colere refoula
'ussit6t Ia peur. II lui parut mons. q
rueusement ridicule que ce va.nu. ),
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ANNONCES
ATELIER

Ayant toni le materiel necessaire. nous
sommes a meme dexecnter tous les ouvrages
typegraphiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs davocat. cartes d'affaires. entetes de
features, tickets d'iabitation, blancs. circu-
taires, ETC., seront in,primcs dams le plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul d6tient toute concur
renee.
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IL brUit sec DIES fers d'uu cheya
martelant les callloux.

IL OruiC z des fers d'uu chevA
marteiant les c~allioux.
-Partez, dit vivement Laurence.
Je ne veux pas que NJ. Daudierne
vous trouve lei.
-.Ie pars, murmura lie Boh6mien,
qni Tavalt pas cesse de la d6vorer
des yeux; je pars ct je ne review
dTai qua Pheure on vous m'appel.
lerez.
Qnand vous aurez IN ordre q
me bonner place. lie soir une lampe
pres de votre fen6tre ct venez
sur la levee du Beuvron prone
nervous jusqu'a rendroit on fnit
Ia hale de tamaris...
Comment savez vons Oh est
ma fen6trei demanda Laurence,
sans laisser paraitre qu'elle eht
prls garde au rendezvous Que
Roch Sc permettait de lui ludiquer
-C'est la que je vous al vue
pour la premiere fois, il ) a trois
aus, ct depuis ce :jour-la j'ai passe
blen DIES Nuts 4 la regarder.
LIE bruit Sc rapprochait. Encore
quelques secondes ct PoncIe Ar.
mand allait deboucher du chemin
etroit qui coupe Ie bois du Tertre
en- deux parties egales.
Roch saisit une des mains
gantees de la jeune file, la main
qul tenait la cravache, la couvrit
de baisers avant qu'eIle songeat a
Sc degager, sauta dun bond sur
lie revers du fosse ct disparut dams
Pepaisseur du taillis.
Ill etalt temps. NJ. DauGierne
su'git. eperonnant "a jument grise
que cette rapide ascension await
fo't esscufiee ct GRANT a tue.tete:
LIE grediu s'est derobe. II
s'est apercu que ie guettais au
passage dc la route ct il a fait un
crochet pour me depister. Quill
allie Sc falre pendre aiIleurs. Je
ne courrai pas apres lui. II me
suffit quill lie rode plus autour de
nous. Cfest egal, il faudra Tue lie
fasse faire des rondes par nos gems.
La mere aurait grand tort de
souffrIr que des inconuus suspects
rodent sur SEES terres ct 81 pres de
sa malson. lis fniraient par Sin
troduire la mutt dams son pare.
Mais qu'as tn done? tn es tonic
pale.
Laurence allait sans doute IA
,ohter la rencontre ct la scene
lu'elle venait de subir, mais M.
ajouta:
-Et Germainei Qu,est-elle de
'enue'
Ii etalt tout naturel qu'elle repon.
lit dabord d cette question, ct par
ute ellie Sc tIOuvait dispensee f..
la veritable a de "a +,
,
-Germaine a etc emportee par
on cheyal, mnrmnra.t.elle. "a =
,audit animal s'est im%patient6 e
'attendre. ..elle ma pas pu le O
etenir ct il est parti venlre q terre. q
All! Diabl,! ia Sour monte r
len ct ellie nest pas peurense..
ais qui salt on Ralph paura meneea u
cite aimable contree est pIeine de a
recipices. Je m'etoune Que tn d
Dis restee tranquillement lei, pen d
ant que Germaine court un yrai il
auger. 81
Ma jument nest pas en- etat de ST
lie train de Ralph.
La mienne non plus malheu. g
'usement--.et J~'aurais do prevoir la
qui Went d'arriver. MATS enfin. =,
nous ne pouvons pas galoper
pouvons tIctter, ct nous &C
llrons bien par rattraper cette &;
lie qui s'imagine qu'on gouverne q'
bette Gle demi,sang CONNIE uu &C
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pIouS no permit Dc Iul tenlr un tel
langsge, ct son instinct de femme
Pavertit en- meme temps que Il
danger n'etait pas immedlat, puts
qu'elle await affaire q IN braconniel
sentimental.
-VOus m'aimez!.. vOus ! s'6cria.
t ellie en- lancant a Roch un COUP
doll de mepris.
CONNIE un fou, 'murmura til,
sans baisser les yeux.
IL faut en- effet que vous soyez
devenu fou pour oser mt parler
ainsi. Guy a-t-il de commun entire
vous ct moi, je vous prize! Eft de
quel droit m'insultez ,vous? Vous
vous EN- repeutirez, je vous lie
declare.
Non, car je Metals pas libre de
ne pas vous aimer ct je ne vous
demahde rien que de m'entendre.
Aples que YOU m'aurez 4conte
Jusqu'au bout, ne me d6fendrez
de me mOntrer q vous. Mais il
faut que je vOus disc tout. II Y
tr0ls u que je cherche une occa.
sion de vous abOrder seu!p.
-Irois ans! Quelle est cette
sotte pIaisanterie? Je vous al vi
hier pour la premiere fois.
Mo-, je vous voyais tons les
jours.
Meme quand j'habitais Paris I
ironiquement Laurence.
Non. Quand vous habitez
je ne Wis pas. Mais, lei, je
Wis par vous ct pour vous. ST
vous lie passiez pas Pete ct Eau.
a la Germoniere, J'aurais
quite lie pays depuis lougtemps.
DE vous suis tres obligee d'y
sire reste, dit Laurence avec TN
sourire dedaigneux, mails je vous
saurals encore plus de gre de
n'appIendre on vous complez en-
7enir Ell me persecutant de la sorte
"A rien.
Que me voulez done, alors9
DE veux vous obeir, comme IN
'hien obeit a son maitre.
-Je mai que faire de votre obeis.
ct je vols que vous 6tes plus
GU que je ne peDsais. Restons.en
Je vous prie...et laissez moi
Her a la rencontre de mon oncle
|ni nest pas loin, je vous en- aver
Is.
II ne me trouvera pas lei, car
mai plus rien a vous dire. Vous
m%aintenant que vous pouvez
lsposer de moi CONNIE on dispose
'un esclave. Quol que vous me
ommandlez de faire, je lie ferai....
lors meme que yous me comman-
eilez de tuer quelqu'un.
VOLTA IN engagement que lie
e .vous mettrai jamais en- demeure
e 'enir, dit Laurence, toujours ,
lilleuse. Je lie souhaite la mort
3 pelsonne. :
81 vous s~oullaitiez la miepne. -,
ous me trouveriez pref a MOURN. ,
a vie vous appartieut. Js Pa; j.,
bier pour vous epargner
chagrin. !,
A moi! :,
DE detestais e Vignemal, {
ais Je SavalS qu'ils n'avaient n
averse la rivIere que pour venir $
vlslte a la Germoniere. 81 ie Il
avals pas cru que leur mort vous d
digerait, je n'aurais pas essaye
les sauver.
fois, Mile Daudierne, ouoi.
'elle fnt redevenuo touta fait mai -.
,sse dele meme, ne trouva pas =,
mediatement la repllque. La :;
lguliere affirmation que venait !
lancer Roch Ferrer la surpre.
tres fort ct Ia touchait un peu. 9,
-Vons auriez mienx fait de lea :
uHch1c de mi Inns In L
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faites, nous n'avons. ie croi 9, gu
suivre Ia route d6partementale qui
contourne Ie bois du Tertre. Ia
Sour Pa pratiquee deja ct je pense
qu'elIe aura eu l'esprit de rentrer q
la Germoniere par la levke qui
commence a la grille do pare. Ellie
ne vera pas aujourd'hui sa roche
Lemon. &c sera son chatiment.
MATS 81 ia mere Sc doutait de CO
qul Sc passe, ellie serait dams une
terrible inquietude ...et lie items
absOlument d lui ramener Germaine.
Allons, Laurence. IN bon coup
de cravache a la Grise, ct en-
chase! Cette charmante prone.
made se passera tout eutlere 4
%poursuivre les gems, mails j'aime
encore mieux courir apres ma niece
qn'apres &c dI6le qui s'est 81 bien
moqu6 de moi, Car j'espere qce
nous ne la m~anquerous pas TT que
je pourrai la gronder tout q mon
aise.
L'oncle Armand sc fattait. III
etalt ecrlt que, ce jonr-la, rien ne
Inl reussirait. Pendant anll Sc
lancait avec Laurence SUI le seul
chemin practicable qui Sc presentat,
gslopait malgre ellie a
travers DIES obstacles devant les
quels %auraient recule les intrepides
de renards de Ia vieille
ADgleterre.
An moment on ellie s'etait semitic
impuissaute a maitriser Ralph, ellie
.possedait encore tout son sang.
froid ct ellie await compris ou,il
a tout prix empecher son
chevai de s'embarauer sur une
route on rien ne l'%arr6terait.
Ellie la connaissait cette route
lui descendant par des tournants
res brusques ct tres rapides ius.
lu'au OOrd de la riviere. Ellie
,onnaissait aussi lie bal -brun endia.
Die que son extravaganza de frere
'vait sans doute achete tout express
'our Sc bonner la. gloriole de
bra7ement sa peau devant
es beaux mes>ieurs darcy. Ellie
que ce cheval sautait dams
q perfection, quill await du fond ct
le Ia vitesse mais quill etait dificile
conduire ct par dessus tout enclin
s'emporter sous le premier pre-
nier pretexte venu.
Ii await fallli plus dune fois
asser 10 cou a Alfred, qui n'avait
onfe e mesaventures ou,a
ct la sournoise oui
rillait d'envie de mouter ce peril
lux animal, s'etait bien gardee de
ailer de e defaults.
Ellie await meme jure a sa mere
! d sou oncle que Ralph etait
oux CONNIE un mouton, ct ellie .
J etait venue 4 ses fms.
Ellie commencait a ref6chir aux
'nsequence de sd temerite, mails
10 etalt residue a lutter tant I
ieile pouiralt, ct IL parti qu'elle :
AIT prls tout d'abord efait s
ment lie meilleur. F,
Ralph, maintenu par les mains I
rveuses de cette enfant lie yipgt
$, n'avait pas pu tourner a
ol;e ct s'etait jete dams IN chemin
traverse, GU plut6t ellie rs avail v
e, ct de &c cote la monree 6tait b.
raide quill devait infailliblement ar
calmer avant peu. :
Pour fimprudente Germaine. i;
glssait settlement de ne mas va
sser desarconner par un Gear,
ellie esperalt : ~reussir. 30
Tout ALA bien au debut de cette Vi Vi
arse lnsensfe. Ralph menait nm D..
Top furieux. mails il etait evident It
II ne soutiendrait pas longtemrs
.te allure, 81 emb1US o,
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A vENDRE.

- 'ues Canal ct Grace a Thibsdauv n
ct plusisurs lots. TN yendra 81
tout on en- partIe. S'adresser a Mr.. L. Kras'
mer Ma!agay p. o.. La. on a la SENTINEL,
DE TBIBoDAUx.
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Depot de SON de riz

On Went d'etablir d Lafourehe Croasipr !,
depot Oh i'on debite par sac on par toms -
son de riz tres-frais ct lie premiere auaIit4 4
$f,O0 lie sac. La merchandise eat parfa;ts
ment garantie. S'adresser sur les lieur 4
MIR. Abel BOuterie.
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lie pr emier jeudi d'0ctobre, 1889. II q XIX
"hESOLU" Qua raveni-, une fore. poup
70 Deneffce des fonds de recoIe, aura ian
chaque aimee lie premiers samedi ct dilnauchs
du mois de juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS, Sec.