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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

fSSn; 81 second door also on third dOo.
L'OR RENT-FURNIsHED RooMs-9ol O ST.
en- . or d Psos sgsd & 4 "a H N
new furniture carpets. and bedding; references ex-
changed se7-6ts
FOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
l. for light housekeeping; hot and cold water: i2os
LpoR RENT-TwO ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR.
II unfurnished' south 'front.' large parking furnace
Island ave. se1-3e
FOR RENT-THREE UNFuRN1sHED ROOMS,
second tSor heat and gas e}s Per month small
I,OR RENT-oNE OR TWO UNFURNIsHED
WITH ICONS S1 a9Sr hat and
EOR RENT-TwO LARGE PAPLORS, EITHER
L furnished or unfurnished suitable for physician;
other ICONS; en- suite or single. on second floor;
sessop Ten October eafsf 1oa 9th St n@ Po'
se56t
EoR .RENT-laa5 N ST., COR. l4TH. NEAR
sure; large closets; bay windows; furnace heat
Tor RENT : ONE ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR,
q; m. l. in private family; all front children:
L in room with board as smaller rooms for one
Sl6; with heat. bath and gas. 90S 18th ST. W. s5'
FOR RENT5l2?3 18th NV, UNFIhNIsHED
ana painted private family cool and pleasant.
jy25-7w'
EOR RENT.ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS: 81
per day s9 per onh mp ns am d, also also dining
squares from Capitol street, cars and herdics
pass the door. seal8t'
DOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Il nished; second and third 9oor 1908 ST. ".
call after p. IL. references. se3-6ts
For RENT LARGE UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS,
and o Apply To GEORGE
Jr, Treasurer, AIS eth st. se2-0t
EOR RENT-lOeT 9TH NV. COOL FURNISHED
front parlor. with bed room; single or together;
house; convenient TO all car lines au221ms
EOR RENT-COR. gTHAND MASS. AVE. LARGE
Il nicely furnished front rooms with board south
ern and eastern eIposure very cool in summers ref
erences eXchanged au2O-lms
L'OR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
Il apartments: private bath.
THE wOODMONT, 18Th and Iowa circle
1y21-2m +. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
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wANTED-ROoMS.

NANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM, BIZ MECHANIC
w and .ife; one child riye reference. J. DODD.
care u 5. Z. l.. Co., l:9< and B Sta n. ". r.
VyrANTED-BY OCTOBER l. ONE or TWO IN
w furnished rooms. with without board, IN n ".
BY man and wife without children. c. r. JOHNSON,
ia 2oths st. se7-3t'
WANTED-BY sEPTEMBKR Is, BY A YOUNG
nicely furnished With table board locality w.. BET
9Th and 18th ana I and s: will be permanent:
private family preferred. Address Box %. Star
Office. IT.
WANTED-oFFICE AND DESK ROOM WITH
w small storage capacity. during week BEGINNING
price, sPikks. star once. Wsshn1.on. D. C. Il Is'
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN or THE RX-
w treme northwest line tthe nearer TO the
observatory the better) three four rooms with
hest light. bath and plenty OF closets preferably M
furnished and In suite with private BATH large
husband, wife and one ten-yesr-od boy either with
or without board. Address. stating terms, n. NJ.
PAUL. Naval Observatory. an31-l2ts
WANTED GOOD. COMFORTABLE FRONT
w room on Pennsylvania ave., furnished, for man
and wife, Tor one weeh, com.nenctng September Is.
delphia, Pa se7-hs
WANTED TWO OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms in the northeast for light housekeeping
by young married couple western family preferred.
Address BOX so. star Office. se62t' -
WANTED-TO RENT DINING ROOM AND
w kitchen in nrst-clsss location during @. A.
eanpment or longer. Address o. N. T., Herndon,
Va. se6-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TAX
W ing meals at hotel, two unfurnished communi-
bet. H and n. 18TH and 18th SITS. NV. inclusive;
permanent II suited best references Address with
terms and particulars. RESIDENT. star Office. se5'
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-AES AND MONEY COOKS. WATT
w re--e>, nurses maids. laundress, scrubber. wait
restaurant cooks and kitchen lpat once
se3 st. DICKS AGENCY. 6i3 It'll 81.
"ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
w have friends in the government service may make
good pay. Cali between q 20 and $50 and and
8 pm. Room 16. 63l Pa. se;5 st.
TED-srENoaRAPHERs AND REMING-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions
EMPLOYEES provided competent s.enographers and
Remington operators no charge for services. WICK
OFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer ONCE, 18th and SITS. NV. se29-G
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

PoOigac IN ssSi .. wsssins,on AMI Mc lean
Mount Vernon tract eeod baildinS- fencing, timber.
mster sna nut the electric LsiiwAy, nov hn.lAiag
Alexandria. Va. DrAwcr2. iylaSW'
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
on, oS me- Ts' "cftSse situate, s,ont miles
et an pIsrer n T.r P and
DOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CRY PROP
4 eriyI hne nifty siS-scre farm onls thee mites
borhood- ana roads satisfSctory oair
siSs S Ssr . 9 psasi terms r. A. PHILLIPS son.
EOR sALr-A GREAT BARGAIN IN NICE
dweIlins at Iskoms Park: 10 rooms. handsomely
S Sah aee hsrss9n so, and cola water
stsbling fo- 3 horses. carriage house sc lot lOos
So fBSSGfiKlf 81, ssSS s s.. e
WHAT ABOUT THE wORID's FAIR,
w Cal! on GRACE NJ THoMhs: Room 100, Cor
She viii give the so aaft
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Nd on line Of electric railway a, reasonable Trie
improved; well shaded; uuineumberei: title rlesr;
ERNER, Star once a''F ''' ''''''s' N'0 .esst.
EoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT ToTs
It or fsrln-l4room house at Tskoma Park. one
sf ss,7st. esr- wAS SS E. kn%ifS .,s
End Pax. Rosfziie on montsiy parments ioeE
ooPP. 7o8 sth St NV. .o3-st
EoR SALE - OVER 800 SUBURBAN HOMES;
"a improved and unilnprovea; also 200 farms near
Washington and on the Potomac river: also many
WashinTton Don't buy until yoa s sl. list sahS
sssamg FOR large man OF country round washinston.
sral improved suburban and country places 20 rent
Persons taken to vie" rJ59 gMrs Zee 4
se2ot l32l St NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IOk SAl.k-
l. III Pa ave nv; ~ 25E., ~ I, lir. IS. 500
Ia far h st NV. 10 600 col 10 sii ., .so"
IFS st NV by, nv !, n~ on s s, 4 s Se
ials j st nv. So lies s,h 81 NV SS 49, ~
81 LOO st NV l. Il. 500 IN S,;
ID |" NV. 10 900 ssors 81 and Sss, icoi
1888 TO l2ssa T 81 ne IIl3LI5 and ill7 NJ :
so l5;h st. Ii, g. Is. 600 go Ia 81 sS. e.
- nv: 900 .3s l.i 81 SSsS
iseek nv. 4d7 and 4tp I 81 sw, go
e!se $, nv. hlO'oO q md 4 j psilse; $. s"
MS ism st nv. III l''" k Z iaT Z. 500
and 4 4. rear; 10. 600 IS Myr,l 81. 5 h,
ior .. :. 80. 600 ,, sd NV 4, Ar 500
Si9i inv. h, - 2il3 and 2ils D st a.,
Tie above is only pSrsson ~ m. r1or-r,y on nv
hoofs For fail Inst call Office 70 bSl issued
the Is; sne lJta- tss2l THos. 2. wAGGAMAN.
For sALE-sIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE on u ST.
L Sc larGe yard price. e. zoo. 9-reom en- { 81.
14Ia st. -si-iv
EoE suE-rT WILL pay YoC TO LOOK Ar
= shese hollsesTsst hra.n on premses-la3 TO i6l
and bacs hui ding brick houses cellar, furnace,
gooa rooms sne bath. sistO nary vsshstandS. ranze
ssfyStal enandeHer hSndsocleiy paperee stone sils
ION, and rea iron s;ers anl iron park fences being
the most cr piets hoases in the city: viii 10 sold on
easy unnthly payments. For Ea--!eulaTs call a
n au.s1-im
EoRs ALE-NEw HousEs-saRaAINs-S, AND
l5;S s; stone front. u rocms inquire
O"NEh iSOSr OF 2lU Ln-w. VlS-2m
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WANTED-LOTS.

NANTED-LOT AT COLONIAL BEACH GIVE
W number Of lot square and lowest cash price Ad-
dress LOT. star once. se1-3t
VNANTED-vACANT LOTS OR FARM FOR A
w 14-room house at Takoms Park stable, shade
and fruit; square east OF station
j. VANCE LEWIS
seo3t< GO + st. Nv, or Takoma Park.
WASTED-ONE OR MORE ELIGIBLE LOTS
w for immediate improvement; state price and 10
cation. Address ]. b. Star Office. se5-:3ts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LroR RENT-2o LARGE TENTS. SUITABLE FOR
j lawn or e. A.; r; encaIpment HoUdHTON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1880 Est. n. W.
LrOR REMITTANCE CARPENTER SHOP REAR
Il 9S3 ID st. nv excellent location for Carpenter,
builder, painter. &c. $40 Inquire y261f La. ave.
auS-lm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EHOR RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT THE THIRD
L floor 700 10th ST. n. ". five rooms steam heat
nicely finished suitable for attorneys ONCE rent
reasonable. McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER, cor.
10th and G SITS n W. au}0-12t
LNOR RENT-A DESK ROOM, WITH ELECTRIC
Il light. heat and service, in the finest business
LHOR RFNT-OFFICE ROOMS IN 800 ST. !;
Il steam heat. J. II. GRAY h CO.,
se:,-6t 657 st.
LrOR RENT-915 F ST. NV, LARGE OFFICE
L room; south front; $40. JNO. B. WIGHT. 1410
g St NV. se2-1m
L>OR RENT-FRONT BASEMENT FIRE-PROOF
Il ONCE room; about 21xI0: well lighted and
heated. &c. $50 per Also several office
In Sd and 4th stories Of Fleming building; elevator.
steam heat, &c, service; $1Q to $50 per month.
Apply to ROBf. l. FLEMING. Room No IL se1-6t
L,OR RENT-OFFIOEs. el3 AND 915 ST. n W.,
IL suite of four rooms with south front JOHN d.
WIGHT. 14l0 q st. au131m
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-SPOT CASH PAID FOR REAL ES-
w TATE; IL yon pressed for money an xtous
to sell for cash ADDRESS CONFIDENTIAL Star Office.
WANTED-TO BUY DETACHED NEW OR
W nearly new frame or brick house m l. ; seven
eight rooms good size lot; Mt Pheasant, lie Droit
Park. lexington or othco near suburb preferred.
State price. Address IMMEDIATELY. Star Of
ace se1-2ts
w nfshed house in the n. ". moderate rent; per-
manent IL satisfactory; family Of three adults Adj
Star ONCE. se7-2r'
WANTED-TO RENT BY SEPTEMBER 15
w house Of z or rooms in the country, within p
miles Of Washington region of Gaithersburl pre
ferred: must be on Met Branch B. and o. r. r. Ad-
dress b. Q K, Star Office. se6-2tf
WANTED-UNFURNISH HOUSE IN WEST
w End. 81 800 per year. one for 200 month, 8
chambers: also Furnished house from 500 to 1925
per mo. JOS REDFERS son. 6o2 14th 81; se6-}t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF IS
y acres. one mile from Springfield station. B. and
i. trocIn DWELLING barn. stables. &c. large yard
with beautiful grove of heavy trees excellent land
plenty OF fruit-apples, resches, and grapes
situation high and beautiful; 81 OOO on easy tern
se1-3t DUCKETT FORD. GIT ST. ny
E>OR RENT-A DESIRABLE GARDEN OR DAIRY
farm hfty-fopr acres; newly repsired o-room cot
taee barn good fences splendid gravel road to CITY,
healthy r. A. PHILLIPS SON
su20lm l422 Now York ave.
EoR SALE or ExCHANdE-FOR CITY PROP
co,, cry mp,nrsn ., VnmprSyed ,mssnncsnt
OF sroand, House has rooms, large ysrandss, barn
As aRRai@ D0sAS . d soSsTrI 4 NV.
CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7O8
= sth s. nv nea, pa:en. ONCE prepares abstracts
counties. Nd. and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties. Va Also insures rfies. send for fee list
te.}-n. VISIT
MAINLAND TITLEs.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
2 Ao % So , ~ ;Pec. g. q
in Prince Gecrges county and gives certificates abb
strscts thereof. Terms moderate. Washington ONCE
Room 80. Fendall bldg. ~ and d q. ". D2-3ms
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ENOR RENT-STORE AIS 18TH ST. NV, THIRD
Il door north Of Pennsylvania ave. rent. $40 per
month. Inquire 800 9th at. ne of CHAS. WHITE,
t. seq ST.
1872 9TH ST. NV the building is new. store room
~ feet front by SO feet deep wide alley; will rent
store room separate II desired. Apply to owner ".
w. BURDErrE. 1926 Vermont ave au3l-1m
E'OR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE zoos ST
NV. opposite hay market e75. inquire at 8e6
Louisiana ave- jy14.}m
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

EOR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY; PERFECT
II order good new: S6u One Dart safety for
lady OF gentleman. $40. Insta1lments taken. THE
CYCLEkIES. 17o4 q st. nv. SET
LsOR sALE-CoLUNBIA SAFETY BICYCLE; IN
D.. Star once. ss7-2ts
CoR sALK-vIcTOR SAFETY BICYCLE; MODEL
(" cushion tires owner eufnx 10 leave city. ".
A. BAiciI. 023 = q. NV. svl-Hs
CSOR sALE-PsYcHo SAFETY. LATEST STYLE;
4, dtzm6nd frame brand newt only 80; YIN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Gs s.ss so d..S as Es., r,ss
olhce. s~1-Ss
IpR sAI.E-IIcENsE AND FIx1SlRs OF
= nst r'o1n cheap. AdarSss H. J. o. stsr eecs.
y,oR sALE-THR aooD VIII. AND FrxrUREs
- ~ an ioe csa,n ana coufecticsery ssSrs
sNre nay ~ rented SEP. from wrfrg, excslleot
sls4 cssn on prenaisss Adane~s p. J.. star cmcsN
81 WILL Buy MILK RoJ-rf WIFE FTvn
cure At ioss Florida ave nv s<7sas
EoR sALE-GRoCFRy STORE IN HEART OF
the sity' ecd cash t-ade ana small rrnt. dyell-
ias WIN " INQUIRE AZ as ioth ~ nv. se7Sr
WaNIkn-s Partner WITH $4,000 IN Busi-
'. pes aytiav 20 --r month prrtt full invest
s@tioh -e.ioitea Addrc~ r.. Star once 49,
EroR sALH-FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING HOUSE,.
,r,s,s ~ n,nercom hsnse; le eosrdcr.s one
rculars cal ON or Address Nrs. SEVERN 81 n y.
sed-2t'
L,oR sALE-DiNINa ROOM. PRODUCE CONNIE
Il sion onsn.ss srocery store all well located md
e.ing rood business cheap. s. NJ JONES co..
$40 10Th St NV. s>S-2as
L.oR sALE-vINEaAR-i. 400 oaiIoNs or Pr-kR
lis =. ckocKfR. 1~winsvill.. fsirfsI county. Va
se.l-St'
CoR sALE-eRocERY AND PROVISION STORE
Il Apply a; 1900 1lth 81 NV. eel o.
EoR saLE--a ooNPLErE STEAM LAUNDRY,
II centrally located; doing sod business sicfness
cause of sale. Address LAUNDRY. star Once. sepim
WI ARE THE PEOPLE,
w SAX the populafionn RAMSAY Is not ths naa
you want.
first-class main spring. 81
wa r~,lF.t nv
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Tor RENT- AZ 81 ne. 7r. IN l.. {

FTss IS ~ ne. n "a % s sss e : g 3
ss$|i5 :. aye. IL. L ~ >. D. -. g. .
IL ss ? Hi IN ! :, g 3
SOS 3. i6r. store On Cellar 2ssl. %
tSs s ai nj g 80 ls's :'S;s N IL &
7S si'ss .e ehs ca; ,oon: g 1913 g.
l ls99 L.r ia sr mi e l s I. ave- or a
l ~ 9 ne s., e e g S 1921 St. sr 4
81 r. 4 s e Store M IS flsk ,n Sc 3
.ssS ilS A s:s;s: i: Il s
Us 18Th me- e m l.. q 23l2 :'r 10. 20
1873 e si e BATH g sios ave- s
lSa T. 3 a q L s:s sss :sss: e.
VEST wAsaINGroS.
i$5ss s1S. stores e 's 1913 g. g. ' VIZ q
rsfu list apply ,so TFsGoTE wILooS
j. u rooms 7s2 t 2ls, 81. NV. Apply at WILSON
Tor EENT-ili5 psf. NV, ADJoTNING IOWA
press6rick honse brown, Stone finish 10 rooms; all
B. hiETz ~ La ave- sc Room Is. "a hcor A "
EOR RENT-FOR A TERM OF YEARS TO A
FURNISHED We'll located on corner IL part
of the city; containing 1S rooms. The premises
susceptible OF Improvement and the house. If desired
will be enlarged to contain 30 rooms
For information and terms of lease
FRANCIS HUFTY.
se7-6t 18th and + SITS.
EoR RENT-NICE FOUR-RoOM BRICK HOUSE
rs Jackson alley; printing Office square; running
water closet in nice order 30. p; rent in advance
Inquire ID. COSNELL. Grocer cor. LIST and 81 SITS.
se7-4ts
DOR RENT-FURNIsHED-AN S-ROOM BAY
l. window brick house in goCd neighborhood in the
northwest; will be rented completely furnished to
small anily Of adults only; house Is in cd order
and nicely furnished with bed and table
linen. iano, and coal range and all eniences
Star Office. se7-3ts
L,OR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE TO RIGHT
Il parties, who will board owners. two adults house
In n e. Broom brick new; electric appliances bath.
furnace. Address B. A. R.. Star Office. se7-3t'
DOR RENT-l330 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
10 bright and cheerful rooms and bath; hand
some bay window front; all modern conveniences :
excellent neighhorbood. Inquire of FRANK I.
BROWNING. 416 5th st. NV se7-3m
ENOR RENT-15 HOUSES IN NAVY PLACE, BET
l. 9th and 7th g and sts Sc. 4 rooms and water
cellar under the entire houses nicely papered new
houses rent $40. 30 houses 9Th bet. @ and
FISHER Gl5 St NV se7-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR.
chase nice new house il the northwest sec.scT BY
paying $500 800 cash balance - salt have eve
new bay window bricks 10 sen these terms three
stories and cellar nine aud baths furnace heat
Price each. 90, 500 DAVID D. sTONE.
E-t
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L,oR sALr-A FIRsT-cI.Ass BrsISFss PLACE
olhce. 49,
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$4,000

Va In SUNS 10 suit AZ lowest rates srrrovedrss,
estate security. FITCH FOX BROwN
JAZZ l4oS q 81. n -.
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remains shipped to you ("Great heavensr)
for 1nterment, with due ceremonies and
solemnities, in the family vault or mauso-
leum of our house. Meantime 1 shall put mp
pair of Indictments on my house front,
and you will of course do the same at your
several seats.
have also to remind you that by this sad
disaster l, as sole heir, inherit and become
seized of all the titles, honors, lands and
goods of our lamented relative, and must of
necessity. painful as the duty is, shortly re
quire at the bar of the Lords restitution of
these dfgnities and properties, now illegally
enjoyed by your titular lordship.
With assurance OF my distinguished con-
sideration and warm cousinly regard, re-
main, your titular iordship's most obedient
servant.
MULBERRY SELLERS, Earl Rossmore.
'Tm-mense! Come, this ones inte rest
ing. Why, Berkeley, his breezy impudence
is-is-why, it's colossal, it's sublime"
''No, this one doesn't seem to cringe
much"
'Cringel Why, he doesn't know the
meaning of the word. Hatchments! To
commemorate that sniveling tramp and his
traternal duplicate. And he is going to
send me the remains. The late claimant
was fool, but plainly this new ones a,
maniac. What name! Mulberry Sellers
Mulberry Sellers-Mulberry Sellers, Simon
Lathers. Sounds like machinery working
and churning. Simon Lathers, Mulberry
Sell. Are you going?"
eff have your leave, father"
The old gentleman stood musing some
time after his son was gone.
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land; their friend lost his by his own neg
lect You perceive now that the facts in
this case bring us to precisely this result:
Morally the American tramp is rightful
Earl of Rossmore; legally he has no more
right than his dog. There now, are you
satisfied"
There was pause, then thA son glanced
at the crest carved in the great oaken man
tel and said. with o regretful note in his
voice:
"Since the introduction of heraldic SYM
bols, the motto of this house has been 'Suum
cuique'-to every man his own. By your
own intrepidly frank confession, my lord,
it is become sarcasm. If Simon La
thers-'
"Keep that exasperating name to your
self For ten years it has pestered nv eve
and tortured my ear; till at last my very
footballs time themselves to the brain rack
ing rhythm of Simon Lathers! Simon La
thers! Simon Lathersl And now, to make
its presence in my soul eternal, immortal,
imperishable, YOU have resolved Toto
what is it you have resolved to do?"
''To go to Simon Lathers, in America,
and change places with him."
'sWhat? Deliver the reversion of the
earldom into his hands?"
'That is my purpose.
"Make this tremendous surrender with
out even trying the fantastic case in the
Lords?"
'Ye-s," with hesitation and some embar-
rassment
"By all that is amazing, believe you are
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Irhed-cunsent TO keep his titles and his
properties from him a day, an hour, a min
''You are talking nonsense-nonsense-
,Urid idiocy! Now, listen to me. 1 will
make q confession-if vou wish to call it by
hat name. 1 did not read those evidences
because had no occasion to; was made
faGliaT with them in the time of this
,.-:wa7t's father, and OF nv own father, 20
years a,n. This fellows predecessors have
ler- nine more or less familiar with them
or close upon 1J0 years. The truth is, the
TE'ftul heir did go TO America with the
fa.rGy heir, or about the same time, but
disappeared somewhere in the wilds of Vir-
17la, got married and began to breed saw
lEe5 Tor the claimant market; wrote no
etters home; was supposed TO be dead; his
rounger brother softly took possession.
Presently the American did die, and
trGightway his eldest product put in his
Hahn, by letter-letter still in existence
nc tied before the uncle in possession
ou1u time, or maybe inclination, to answer.
The intan; son of the eldest product grew
tp-lOng interval, you sce-and he took to
writing letters and furnishing evidences.
well, successor after successor has done the
G,re down 10 the present idiot 1t was a
uccesSslon Of raupers; not one of them was
yer able to pay his passage to England or
institute suit. The Fairtaxes kept their
ordship alive, and so they have never lost
70 this day, although they live in Mary
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slong the plain ard uprooting even the
blades of grass Shockl Shock! Shocki
II is the Fury fiinging his fiery bolts into
the bosom of the earth.-"The Demon and
the Fury. M Quad.
Away up the gorge. all diurnal fancies
trcapeG into the wide liberties Of endless
luminous yistas ofaZure sUnllt mountains be-
meath the shining azure heavens. The sky,
looking down in deep blue placidities, only
here and there smote the water to azure
emulations Of its tint-''In the Strangers
Conntrv Charles Egbert Craddock.
There was every indication of a dust
storm, though the sun still shown bril-
liantlv. The hot wind had become wild
and rampant 1t was whipping up the
sandy coating of the plain in every direc-
tion. High in the air were seen whirling
Bpires and cones of sand-a curious effect
against the deep blue sky. Below, puffs of
sand were breaking out OF the plain in
every direction, as though the plain were
alive with invisible horsemen. These
ssudy cloudlets were instantly dissipated
by the wind; it was the larger clouds that
were lifted whole into the air, and the
larger clouds of sand were becoming more
snd more the rule.
Altred's eyes, quickly scanning the hori-
Eou, deserted the roof of the boundary
riders hut still cleaning in the sunlight
BE remembered the hut well. 1t could
not be farther than four miles, if as much as
that, from this point Of the track. He also
knew these dust-storns of old; Bindarra
was notorious for them. Without thinking
twice, Alfred put spurs to his horse and
headed for the hut. Before he had ridden
half the distance the detached clouds of
sand banded together in one dense whirl-
wind, and it was only owing to his horses
instinct that he did not ride wide,of the
hut altogether, for during the last half mile
he never saw the hut, until its outline
looDlcd suddenly over his horses ears, and
by'then the sun was invisible-"A Bride
from the Bush"
It rained 20 days and 40 nights-Genesis.