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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
WHAT yaCuTsMEN ARE DOING.

III, u,,oI .,reonetakes race OF the Corinthan Yacht
Club OF New York will be sailed To-Day OH ->e"P
Nuyust Belmont, the admiral OF the cIuD' anu ".
Roosevelt SCHUYLER his fleet captain will be on board
the judges boat The race Is In charge Oh =" Hn,.''
committee which consists OF Eben b. Clarke "iili',i
& Hall william H. PIummer, George ~ Corhach
and Charles Stewart Davidson. The Wasp, 1ioi1aha
and Uarpoon will struggle for a cup ana thc e"eeP-
stakes. The bringing together OF ueSe '''iee 'eo
krated boats Is OF the greatest interest 10 yao"s
The regatta committee OF the New 10TH 'Ao"'
Pacing Association has received fifty one entries
already for the annual regatta on September D. IT
IS expected that there will be from 17o to 200
entries and $50 starters. This will be tile fonrth
animal regatta OF the association. and the regatta
committee is bound 1t shall be big success. Ei'''c
should be made In writing TO George H. "'r,,'"'
chairman of the regatta committee at NO. III "an-e''
not later that August ~
The Harlem Yacht Club has added TO Its fleet in
the last six weeks three steam launches ne"
schooner and several small boats The club VIII
celebrate October 10 by display OF fireworks ana
an illumination of the club grounds in the evening
a dance and q supper and an Grafton on the HE
OF Columbus
The steam yacht Cora. is at Edgartown Mass, where
her owner, John Norris and his guests are having
a weeks fishing.
A Yacht club has been organized mt Patchogne, H.
l. The following are the officers Coihh,oNoi''
James W. Burcham: vice commodore. George l.. hoohn
son; rear commodore. William r. Jennings treasurer
George X. Odell, .tr. secretary, W. A. bUnon
george odeii, r. A. Budd Daniel swezeS and George
W. iIulse. The club Is called the Patchogue aacn'
Club. A. C. Mott has been appointed meet cap'a t
INe vague rumor that Australia is TO challenge i i
the Americas cup is not received win creurce d,
anybOdy Every now and then a riinor OF thc KIM
makes It's appearance AID then dies without result
AT the last election Of the Argentine iacnt CinD
in bnenOs Ayres, Manuel Jose Garcia was elected com
mod0re and Roberto ii. Kinch, vice comnodore; Inc
club has feet OF fourteen yachts OF Elr SIZE oi
which One-han ore steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
sgrIrER ISLAND YACHT CLUB SLOOPS RACE.

The gnc-ts at the Mnnhansct House We're pfonn
saturday night IN have among their number Inc "hheF
81 the shelter Island Yacht club slcop race WHICH
took place saturday afternoon. The cort~t WINS
watched with great Interest. The TT7ant. forty even
feet racing measurement and the Ariirine forty -i"F
feet were the principal competitor Sharp ut : 30
the starting gun fired, and TIE AHadne d'lcdy
crossed the lire under good hcadwTy. Trunnt follow
ing 80 seconds aterward TO The first turn at Sleeps
head Buoy there was little difference between them,
bnt as the !.adne felt the Increasing breeze when
clear OF the hand she slowly but surely Heightened
ont clear lead. which increased 10 haH mile nj The
enter turn Crow Shoal Buoy. ON the run In a gather
ing snual IN the northwest gradually killed the wind.
wtach keeping resher for the rear boat allowed the
Trnant 10 pick up half the difference Corrected time
caund be- accurately given. but the Ara6Ae won bv
,Iout SIX minutes The Aiadne set Der balloon pb-
tDp.al at the Outrr fuin. carving II u the hnth
Ure but The Truant cOntrDte1 with large Work
Ing jlltopsail. Both borlis we're ably h1ndcd ana
made fast time over The course. The ATallde Wa'
In G Inmand oi Frank Anthony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
vAIIrnpIE UOyrSE DAMAGED By FIRE.

Dam.ve N the extent of $4,000 was done to the
bouse of Samuel c. Howell, at No 81 Washington
st.. late saturday night by fire. Mr.. Howell ana Ills
family are at summit, n. j., for the summer po'is
and the keys were in the custody OF the ser'ah' ia
the house next door. Carpenters were az worh ~
the house all day Saturday. and returned the Keys a
. O'Clock. When the fircmen arrived 'he h'''' VOC
full of flames and the front door KNOBS "eio ~ NV
,ht .h.r copd NOT he touched. Much time was lost
in breaking I'm the strong doors. 1t required fotyhVe
minutes to put the fire ont. III seemeu " ~
broken out at first in the kitchen, and before "a'
discovered had spread the entire rear part OF ,n
Nv Daniel LYONS but Mr.. Howell since 0wnng ~
spent more In improving II than the orisAhai ''''
The loss Is fully covered by the insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
RUTHERFORD.

The Rutherford Whcclmen held "A lawn party on
the grounds in Park ave. saturday afternoon qua
evening brakes Milltary Band. 81 Elizabeth FUR
n,shed the music and there was singing by the Mad
i,on onartet dnndng platform. surrounded BY
electric lights was filed with dancers dining the even
Ing. The extensive grounds were surrounded BY Il
circle OF Chinese lanterns. aud locomotive headlight
also added to the bnlancy. several hundred people
attended the lawn party, them being Postmaster
Charles burrows, Mr. and Mrs. n. f. Dean. Ed"in ~
n,I, 80 carl Dannhcnn Mr. and Mrs Thomas Daniels
.N Judge ". ". Ward. Councilman john Van liaIIlng'
Dr. : f.. Armstrong. DR.. Charles Colhoun and MI.
aud Mrs, II, Rhodes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
HryMIy SAVES ANOTHER LIFE.

"FayT Iaug,ry, Philadelphia pngHt. ana John
O'Donnrll II Breoklyn bcCm" exhausted while
swimming near The Iron Pier nj Con"y Island on
saturday and narrowly escaped drowning. oDohh'H
WAS rescued by Alph Glrard the West Brighton life
saver and Iangry pulled ont by sidney VI. HIM
man. the lifc,avcr at the 81 Nicholas baths. Langry
weigh, $50 pounds and there heavy sea running,
80 That Il was only after hard struggle That hc WAS
cot into the boat. lie said To bc good swimmer.
but he got rntnn clcd I'm his bathing clothes and was
swept into the 'dles under the pier HIS Is Only ono
OF a number Of persons saved by lnman this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
/ Traye, y. O.. LLOYD. Bremen ,,,.,s.,- = :
! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEWYoRK SUNDAY. AUG H. io""



ARRIVED.
Steamer Brcaene Gr Collier ay Ted Az the Bar
with mdse and passengers TO for9e'' 'rri''1 g" ~"
Steamer G H bs ss At Ausps.
aa' $a.s assn' so D % sRs
81 s,r tSsr: !: Il T nss r?S with
dss and passengers, to outebrdse Co; arrived {"
the a sa' Alma r. CEN Menkens ecrturs s. days with
Ship Ida Ger) wi1seTs y BTr' ann ' u1''
'FN Bark Annie Marshall of peby 81 P2rher RC'c 70
A% S Iser Co GIVeeaG BaS fcS ;.df ic
d. rA With KsSr gum and lax, Henry w Peabody
81 s ssy. Win china clay James Brand vessel to
Gly rI DE''G nT M's0q Co. a days w.t."
mdss 70 od, s,ncss HSps Se%ct and Norfolk
and Et TO oS RS osso With ii nd
:" ,,e CITY Reanett Portland, with mdse and
a,ys with md,e Keynes Eos & Co; vessel to
whitgey CO. and Matthias DAM Matson RIO Grande d
sui ii DAYS with mdse to q AmSnek & Co.; Nessi
f"S S.@ancr rscesor Higgins Neworlcans. A. day
Wig stc,Tsr wSanokc Eoa1 Richmond and Norfolk WITH
ua.N and passengers to Cd Dominion steamship CO.:
sNg cA ,e Gus. a" ye "I Hrvcd az the Bar
rhsdcrha 20, vim sugar 70 order; vessel to WI"
chcr Co ry1 a t sm e eli a Ga!eow August IT,
Nnyll, L. with and passengers 10 Henderson b"~
Arrived II the BAR NJ As n. p..
shin II w tor,lr 20, ~. John. n r. = duncan "a
h,.ooe July 80 with sugar to Bowernan BIOS 'esse' "
81 amer Justin tBr) Bison Ceara July 81 Maranos%
| ~ end Para Angus: o with mdsr to Boom w. "
rived at the at rs y. m. 10Th . 49,. r.rhorn
Park Cedar Croft (of 81. John, y IL t,eet "a
no II with mdse to order: vessel 20 Parker iondv
SrNSFT-Wind at sandy Hook light south' eioU~'
and hay. it,,
SAILED.
steamer llIndoo for Hull
PaJk Havana for Havanl
Brig q Is Lockhart, for Curacao
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs-Fohhi"N A
Steamer Polynesia (Ger), from New'forH' S''
| Hamburg August %. - VII, ,r,xed AZ Amstsr.
dam August 20. -, Nay York arrives
at Cardiff August 20. -, .ued f,om oueene
| steamer Arizona (Br Brook sa''' "
town for New-YorS at D. m today ,.o Southamptos
Ste rnler Saale (oer), Richter, sailed from so"'''"
for New. York August 81. ~, nu,op s,led fon
| Oueens town for Newly august u ram New.
Steamer La Boargoync (Fr), Letoeuf, from w.
fof Steamer Tlysa CBr HAYNES from Trieste for Nov"
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II tGcr). stormer from N'"
! York far Brenrn arrived II >outnamwo Ina from
steamer Veendam Dutch, vanaerlee s~Ae"
| po,,crtan, for n w-York August 10. .~,x .r,uak g.
nv Stcsmer SIrIu. (Br). Fori from New'fofA ~us
| arrived at LIVERPOOL August 20 ,,, ,,ou New.Yorb
| steamer State Of Nevada (Brl Ms's u; ii'
| August H. arrived NJ Neville August IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
COLORADO C0ILEGE GETTING READY F0S WORE

COLORlDO COLLEGE, GETTING READY F0S WORK.
Colorado Springs. col. Aug. 81 (-pccian-1hc plans
for the new library building Of Colorado College are TO
be made by Mcssrs. Andrews Jacques & Eantoul. Of
Boston. The addition OF Or. ". &. Gle. OF Philip
Andcver 10 the department Of Greek and
The can ~ Professor Edward =. RarsDns to
The chair OF English has greatly strengthened the
corps Of instruction Already large number Of stu
dents from the East have been enrolled for next
and the freshman class will be more than doih, that
Of last wear President Socum has Just finished his
lectures before the Colorado summer school and Will
remain I'm the West during most Of the vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
DEATH or WELL KNOWN POLICE SERGEANT.

Marcus IIorbctt until lately one OF III" best KNOWN
able, and best liked ,crgcnnts in the Police Depart
mcn died Yesterday from heat prostraton at his home
no. SOB West One hundred ard foryscven'h IT. On
Saturday MIR. Iorbct stricken and never rallied.
originally he was storckccpcr. but I'm 1853 he Joined
the police force. For tueve years he was sergeant
I'm the Mulberry st. station and lately. In tn" almost
constant absence through Illness Of captain Mcaknl.
had command 81 the precinct. on April 20 he retired
having served IN the department just thlTty-thrce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
DRESS GOODS.
NOVELTIES FOR EARLY FALL.

Many Of the choicest lines of I'm.
ported Suitings of the Season are
now being shown.
A superb collection OF Dress
Goods. the best of the Scottish
and French productions.
These novelties are ready thus
early to afford opportunity to pa.
irons coming from a distance to
make their selections for Autumn
while in the city.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
JERSEY CITY.

The fifteenth anniversary Of H. dedication OF st.
Patrfcks Church celebrated yesterday.
A. ". Bailey, of Newark, was arrested nattr1Ay'
charged with being implicated In some fraudulent
real estate transactions. Yesterday he was deiiV-
cred 20 the Newark police
William Robbins OF the schooner Carrie Lewis, fell
ovorhoord M tho docks OF the Contra, Railroad Of
Ncw.Jerscv Yesterday, and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

The funeral Of Dr. Clarence O. Taylor who died
from a hcmorrhagr on Thursday evening nj the New
York Hospital was held yesterday afternoon. at his
home. No. 1440 Lexlngon-avc. Representatives of
the County Medical Society. the Medical Association,
the Harlem Medical Association and other organiHl-
tlons attended the funeral services. The palbcarcrs
were Drs. VI. j. Rockwell. II. u. Sprague. Rhodes,
I ~ FLYNN and MeSsrs Bcchtod and FrOham. The
services were conducted by the Row. II. c. Davis.
The burial was In WOOdawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Annual festival Of the Plattdeutsche Voksfest-Veeh
NJ Lion Park Afternoon and evening.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Organization ~
No. 81 Second-avc., y p.
Wssh,ncton Republican club at MISUNDERSTANDING
second St. and Amsterdam-avc Evening.
Twcntynfth Ward Republican Campaign Club, Brook
Ign.
Tammany Hall Committee OF Thirty 100 p H.
Concert by Contcrno's Military Band at Paradise PARK
Young Mems Independent Republican Club OF tue Nth
Assembly District at No 1873 Broome-st. Evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
HUMIDITY MAKES Az UNPLEASANT DAY.

II was still warm and sticky yesterday and 10 day
was about rs uncomfortable rs II well could be. The
morning was clear and pleasant with cooling wind
blowing. but approached heavy clonds covered
the sky and the air became hot aud humid. The
mercury ia the thermometer began It's upward climb
and reached So degrees at o'clock. Then the tenn
peraturc fell little and the southwest wind blew with
q little new Life. There were threats Of rain au the
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
In the ancient city Of Galway there were four gate

In the ancient city Of Galway there were four gate
ways With protecting towers. These gates looked
north. south east and west respectively, and were
buN TO ward Off attlcks from the four warllke and
NARROWING Irish tribes that dwclt around on each
gate was motto Alternative and pregnant with
meaning.
The north gate bore this inscription: From the
fcrOciOus OFafcrtcs. good Lord deliver rs. ON
the west gate was: From the murierJns OMaddcis
good Lord preserve us The PRAYER over the south
gate reed ~ From the dcvili~h oralvs. good Lord
defend Ms IT." eastern and last gat" bore FIR IT.
motto: From the cut-thr0at O'kcys good Lord save
and keep us
But the gates proved very little protect against
the four terrible tribes and ferociOus OFlaheriics.
murderons ONIaddens- "devilish O'Dalys.' aud
cut throat O'Kcllysr frequently stuffed their hlibei
pouches with the good red gold Of tho Galway
hurchers- lJacobite Miscellany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

supr,se BIB Sci ga Moon rises q pm Moonsssese
wArEE.
<M-sandy Hook 720 Gov island .4a Heii a., ~
1888 Gov Island 7o3 hen OAs.o'sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

Among the passengers arriving on the French
steamship Ia Brciagne from IIayre yesterday were
f. Dupuy de Lone and family Samuel Bolton. l..
Con,anscau. T.. +. Crump, f. - de- Lima. John a.
Weeks Captain +. Y. Reno. Robert Wilkinson Clar-
encc Storm j. W. Paxton, Nicholas Mendoza. and Mrs.
Frank Leslie. The steamship Vera. Of the North
German Lloyd Line. from Genoa had among her pas
sengcrs Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. lurdck q. :. Cunning
ham the Rev. \. NJ Y. IIyncs. X. =. Milton Lienfrn
ant Camille Rchardi. q. Winthrop Coffin and the
Rev. A. u. Lafontane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT lie HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CLAREN DON-Charlcs J. NJ. Gwinn, OF baltimore.
GILSEY-Willism A. PinkeItoo. OF Chicago. hoi'-
LAND-Gencpl Jo'eph T. Terrence, OF Chico2o' oANpi
-Rohert I, Cutting IT, and WIFE VICTORIAN Du-
piy de Lone Spanish Minister at Washington WIND
SoR-Governor William Mckinley, Ir., and VIE, OF ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
INCOMING STEAMERS
OCTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.
Vessel

Vocal r,pa For Mail close. sails.
Centurion. n River Plate. Mon. 90 pm 3Gpm
Cslabria & p Il, Porte Rico..-...2 '0opm 400 I'm
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20.
,, " q I,ovd Rreren . 100 m 7 100 m
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a
CITY Of Chester Inman, Liverpool. ;oOam 20 m
Nalesuc Star Liverpool ~ ~ III &c y ~
westerniAnd. Red star; Antwerp. 200 m "Spm
Rottertam Meth Amer, Amsterdam. 200 p m 20
CHILEAN I s Brazil Rio Jansiro.-i2 go m 20 M N
saratogs N, Y. Cuba Havana. 90 y m o'Up III
THURSDAY AUGUST 25. ,oo
Cenfuegos. & Cuba, Sants yo ! go s0p ~
s. bismarck uamb. Amer Hamburg 4;So "a I'D '''"~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
20 WEST S9rH-ST; ,,-,..rv o,sana
plsrasee Of the Nervous system, s'ens9- ~
Impotency ocd Sterility. Hours 70 l.
DIR. LYONS PEETECT Toorm u, row IL SSssslA
Kceps the teeth cleen and White sna 2k e1nDh
AZ slsxaas toilet luxury Sod Ws1S"S~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

Mrs. Alice Brown, colorcd, ran INTO tne >c""'
notice headorarers yesterday morning and said ma"
was bleeding TO dcnth IL her house, NO. 40 "a,"Ds
ton.st Two detectives went to the house ana 1ouha
Richard Van Pelt In bed with one knlic wouhu III '''
hack, another in his head and third III Ills "rn''
Van Pelt was removed TO the City Hospital. lie uS
tectves heard that Van Pelt and william kopihson'
o, Jersey City. also colored, were In barroom Oh
springdcd-avc. after midnight on saturday a quar-
rel arose between them, and Van Pelt SAID ne "ouii
knock Robinson down. Robinson said that II ne did
he would get cut. Van Pet struck Robinson ana ,ile
latter then stabbed him three times before tne Two
were separated. The police found Robinson AT NO
10 Pcarl-st, and arrested mfn'
Since Wilson c. Stewart, of No. II Fulton-st, dis
oppeared from his home on August l. notmhS mas
been seen or heard from him. His family and the
poce have searched In every direction for hlin Du'
have been unable to trace his WHEREABOUTS. Inc
missing mans father Is Mr.. James Stewart, OF the
firm Of Corey g. Stewart. Last night the father sad
the mystery was as deep ever In spite OF every
thing that has been done The young mans accounts
with his employees are all right There has been no
w0nnan connected with the case ana no one can give
INV reason for his strange disappearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
MARRIED IN THE COUNTY JAIL

IT has Just leaked out that Robert Perry VINO Is
locked up I'm the County Jail Tor opening "o
mans letter. was married to Lizzie lieyer III "'e
IAN ON Thursday. The BRIDE Is fat, fair short ana
forty. Justice OF the Peace Pessara, went 10 inc
TAIL 70 tie the knot The ceremony was periormtu
by the Italian Justice in less than minute iho
Justices words " You take hold OF hands 20"
will take each other for lfel You take hmi aE
take her No ring used, AS the one uSu"iiy
kent for such purposes had not been returned 10 ..
Deputy Cavanagh by young woman TO wlon nare a.
nonv and the bridegroom retired t. his prison cell.
The bride went to her home at No. % River-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

How much easier 1t is 70 sit in the shade and tell
our friends what intend 10 do than II Is TO 70 out
In the sun and DO itl-(Rams Horn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

OF course the bell has to be rung ten minutes Dc
fore each race, and this is the way II happens siA
times every day:
Colonel SimmOns-Tnrner! 49, ,.
Turner Is the digncd cOOred citizen VINO whs e
on the Judges wherever they co. and tends the s'au
Colonel SmmOns-1urner! ~, H.. -, .,o
steps his face in the direction OF the IuGges, Inc
hot sun is toying gently with his solemn ''s''eo'
Colonel SimmOns-IOu Turner J! . H.
Two minutes have passed since III was uhio l" i''e
the bell but Turner has not moved. 49, ,>,-ra-
Colonel simmons (rlsing in mighty WRATH n ~,
Yon Tnrnerl! Confound that niger L r,rna ~
wake mn there and ring that bell IL ever ca.'n ,
Won asleep again I'll rule you OF, coniouhd HE II
don't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

twpen the sixth and seventh races. Jacob 1hcs pes
the producer. The Colonel then secured Ieave oi az
sence from Mr.. Walcott, and started for Maryihnu;
where he will look after the chickens ana pgs, anu
plant some California privet, returning In time LOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

James Rowe and Colonel Frank Hall cut water
melon ~ The head ofhc straight Saturday be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

Colonel Daniels. who has spent the summer at tho
Highlands with varying success, thinks Of buying a
fnrm down there when the tide is out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

Mr.. Dryers eldest son. Charles. a bright boy OF
sixteen, is now betting on his hook and with
right good success. too being In the neghborhood
OF 80 900 ahead Of the game. Charles. like his
father, Is quiet and uncommunicat!vc, keeping his
own counsel Philip Dwyer's only son, Philip, jr,
is well-kDown already owner, trainer, Jockey and
betting man. His friends woald like 10 ssc him with
n few good horses that tho famors red Jacket and
blue sash might be mere often III front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

"Ncver, as long as live shall forget Qncenic
TrOwbrdgc.' said NJ. F. Dwycr the other day. Il
lost more money Nomad the day she beat him
than on any other horse backed"
Some people the amOunt was $4,000, others
that 1t was $4,000. and Others still that 1t was
SOS COO
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-08

FEUILLETON.
LEGOUFFRE.
PAR RAoUL DE NAyERY.
n V III l=....-
LA N0YAGECsE
--Suite--

DE c0mpfenuS.. III Id pay oahho,
vous allez speculer sur robiigation OH
ie suis de vendre ce bijou.. Je pour
rails sans doute frapper a une autre
norte. i'aime mieux traiter avec vous,
puisque je suis entree dams cette bou-
tinue. Combien me donnez-vous de
ma bague
-ViDgt-cinq ducats, repondit lie
iuif, ct ie ne m m'inquieterai pas de sa
provenance.
-Payez, tit la voyageuse froide-
ment.
Celle-cl prit les ducats que lie juif
choisit parmi les plus rognes de So
sebile, puis faisant un signe a la bo-
hemienne, cele-ci sortit de Ia bouti-
que.
Alors sans paraitre s'inquieter da,
vantage, du marche quill etait en- train
de conclure, lie jeune homme s'elanca
sur les pas DIES deux femmes.
Files penetrerent au hasard dams
une auberge d'apparence modesto, y
prirent un repas frugal ct s'endormi-
rent de ce sommeil alourdi dies etres
fatiguts par une marche forcee.
A lanbe elles Sc leverent. Mais
quand l'artisane s'habilla, ellie ne
trouva plus lie sac dams lequel Ia veille
ellie await enferme les vingtquatre
ducats du juif. La monnaie seule de
Fun des ducats qui await servi a payer
la chambre ct lie souper DIES voyageuses
Sc trouvait sur la petite table de
sapn.
Voice secria la paysanne avec
desespoir, je suis voice Zingarelle,
comprends-tu, il ne me reste rien !,
LIE miserable qui nous q devalisees a
non-seulement trouve dams lie sac lar
gent du julf, mais les diamants grace
auxquels je devais subsister la-bas ct
soulager les miseres des autres. II
ne me reste rien ! rien que la mon-
male dun ducat. +. que faire ? Me
plaindre ? impossible Qui croirait
que la comtesse Alberti Sc cache sous
ces habits miserables que, persecu-
tee par son frere, ellie dn senfuir
CONNIE s'evade une prisonniere, au
rlsque de briser ses membres au fond
dun gouffre. !. Non, je ne puis nj re
elamer, nj me plaindre. Dieu me fait
10 route difficile, je la suivrai avec
courage. =. A Idria uous trouverons du
secours, puisque lie docteur Halls Y
est installe... Viens, Zinga, ct
quand nous serons loin, plus loin des
vllles, 81 nous ne pouvons manger
sans celia, eh bien , tn chanteras.
Les deux femmes sortirent de
Trieste, ct regagnerent Ia campagne.
Ellie etalait une fertilite magnifaue
Des heurs couvraient les buissons.
des fruits pendaient 4 tous les arbres.
oi maigres que fussent les resources
aes deux voyageuses, elles sutfisaient
pour deux jours.
Ce qu'elles devaient avoir le plus Il
ceear, cetait de Sc rapprocher du but
ae ieur voyage. Aussi chaque fois
que lie galop dun cheyal on les SON
hettes dun attelage Sc faisaient en-
aehdfe, elles arretaient, puis Sen
queralent dc ii route que levaient
sulVre les conducteurs de chalrettes.
Apres ptusieurs rencontres qui
amenerent pour elles aucun heureux
iesultat, elles adresserent i un mar
cnand ambulant don't Ia Tongue vol
safe tlntlnnabulait du bruit des cas-
seioiles, des chaudrons ct des poelons
suspendus a des barres de fer. LIE