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Proposed Demonstration in London For
hidden

The An;i-Popery Association of London has
waged a most bitter warfare against Lord
Mayor-elect knili because of his religious be-
lief. and they intended If allowed to do SO by the
police. to make display of their bigotry on
the occasion Of the lord mayors show OH We'd
nesday. They requested the police to allow
them TO have carr follow The lord mayors pro-
cession. upon which they proposed TO illustrate
the methods once employed TO convert heretics.
scenes from the inquisiton, the Huguenot mas.
sacre. &c. The police promptly refused to al
low the association to carry their design INTO
effect
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A Dispute Over Registration In ST Loui

A Dispute Over Registration In st. Louis.
When the board Of revision ceased its work
upon st. Louis registration list week ago it
was some 1900 names shorter than it was
when they began. lively scramble to force
some OF these names back resulted in man
damus proceedings against the record Of
voters. These proceedings were instituted by
the republicans. who go; up u petition bearing
some 500 names. When court adjourned last
night but seventy five were registered, and so
the registration OF st. Louis now stands but
little changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08
VIII Walk Around the Country.

Chris Miller will leave Chicago tonight for
New Orleans. where on Friday Saturday he
will begin his walk around the United States.
He will go west through Texas, up through
California TO British Columbia and then around
the great lakes to New York and New England.
and after walking around the Maine vii go
south along the seaboard and finish his tramp
in New Orleans, the point of starting. He will
walk the entire distance and believes that he
can make the trip in two years walk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

The Sultan of Turkey has pardouod Mavro-
yeni Pasha and reinstated him to his former
favor and place as his special physician. Tho
rasha recently sued his wife, French a;l-
ventures, for divorce. and to spite him she
sent to the sultan diary kept by her husband,
III which daily notes were Kept of the sultan's
variable mind
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MEDICAL. &c.
nR. q. J. CAhLE Ton.

DR o. J. CARLETON.
5o7 10Th 81. NV
Graduated London England 1885,, New York. 1879
Bad Ter and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood or Skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
Iaustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
Do YOU FEEL
Move tirel in The morning than m roinv {, beds
Pull. sor:etiints stupid. have melancholy spells
unable To concentrate your mind. poor memory feel
unfit either FOR business society feel shy desire
be aloce irritable. despondent AMI almost demora-
lied. feel generally used and that life is losing
charm FOR you: II SO, you are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do basin 70 realize that you not so vigorous
formerly have not the oldtie energy nor vitality
losn- yo'r grip ami lack the vim Of days
which enabled sou to thrust tribes aside aud march
onward TO success: II so your csse is Of
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do You experience palpit alton of the heart when
startled, SURPRISED upon slight exertion, Does
your heart bea: rrezuary. sometimes fast and then
feel if it about 70 stop. have pains OF
dering character. dizzy spells. sc.. &c! IL 80.
BEWARE or NERVOUS PRosTRATroN.
People often think the condition is something feel
ashamed OF. ana too frequently fall wIlling victim
into the hands # of the designing quacks who
infest large cities, to some doctor in general
rra-tice who in his ignorance through lack Of ex-
reriencc and knowledge of correct treatment doses
the poor. deluded individual with the bromiies TO
saturation or stimulates him within inch of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychnine. Dsraiana. &c.
The causes and proper mode Of treatment Of these
troubles bu little understood by general prac-
utoner OF medicine, ana the wildly gloomy word
pictures of the qracks alleged literature too often
susceptible 10 become completely unnerved
Where shall 80 to set curea!" many o poor SUI
fe-er asks. not knowing whom to trust. Go where
thousands have before and he restored perfect
health You should AZ consult Dr. Carle.,n x,o
ispostively the only advertising in the Unitsd
States who these troubles recognized scen,
snd curative principles. and has made their sue
cessfui treatment q life study Expert urinary
analysis chemical and microscopic. Neuresthe-
MIA NERVE exhaustoa), diseases of the bladder kid
neys skin. blood nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the range OF speciality.
Be treated with skill aad success born of experience
and of desire 10 benefit my patients
Hours, to 3 to s. sunday. ~ : only. Consu.tA-
tionfree. For further particulars sss "rost"
Ocss-tu, thks #
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

New Jersey will vote today for presidential
electors and for governor, eight Congressman,
seven senators and sixty members Of the as
sembly. For governor the candidates are: Re-
publican, John Kean, jr.; democrat, Geo. T.
werts; prohibition, Thomas Kennedy; peoples
party, Benjamin Bird The next legislature
will elect q successor to United States Senator
Rufus Blodgett. This years vote is to be COM
pared with that Of 1888, when the vote was as
follows:
.l44,3 ia
cleveland. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISL, 4s3
Pronbition .......: ................. 1904
Three years ago the democratic candidate for
governor polled l3S, 24S and the republican
candidate l2S, 992.
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x OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May -. 1892.
Leave Washington from station Of New Jersey
avenue and street.
press trains II 30 m. = IS D N daily
For Cincinnati. st Louis and Indianapolis, vesti>
buIed Limited. 10. express ! Is y N. daily.
For lexington and staunton. 40. 4oam
For LarsT. Natural Bridse. Roanoke. Knoxville,
Chsttanooss and Memphis. So q. M. IL Is =
ing car through 70 Menu his on night train.
For Baltimore week days. 81 10 30. o. %. ~ n.
600 % rnin NJ, 80 30 % 70 80 ieeo ~ min
$500 s,o5, ,s!oo, III 80 aud ii Is p N SUNDAY
a ansis g. * y g. 80 q 81 g. s.
For Annapolis. Z Is and s 30 no.. IL 10 and a
pm. Sunday. T. 20 a. IN. 4. ~ q. m.
For FIR derrick. ts4a. tll-3o Am. 81 IS. -. 30.
For hagerstovn. ito 10 a. IN. and -. 3op.m
Dor Boyd ant way points. 90 p.n.
re IS. 81 is. IS 90. ~ 81 s. Ss o. % 10 III "a
pm. IkIress trains stopping al principal stations
GoSAL B 81 III LIN Is ron NV 81 = f5RS AND PHIL.
ADELPHIA.
For fhsdsPa S.r rcTs Boston .ns p. east.
2. 40 C50O. Dining Carr I'll. 20 p u, Sleeping Car.
For Phiisdsphis. Wilmington and Chester. SOC
Buffet Parlor Cars On all day trains.
ing Car running through to B6sssn wi,hSa, chsnss
via Poughkeepsie bridge landing passengers IN b aAd
For Allan lie City. TO- 90 and IL 90 noon. sundays.
tErcrpt sunday. Daily. 8sunday only.
Basysse called for and eSeefed from hotel. sns
resIden.ss by Union Transfer Co on orders lefs Il
'it G6fa fi' and ISL e AS 1nf . afRs'
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FOR NERVOUSNESS
80 Horsfor<l'. Acid Pho.ub>fe

DE W q Hanseon. Minneapolis. Mimi. says: II
ussd " n a cs-e 81 acute rheumatism during con-
Naie-cenre; tne particular symptoms wished 10
feieSr we're sleeple-sDess and nervousness, and
tae TSs1.Ls y eTs al i desired"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

PAINTING AND FRAMING TAUGHT by AN EX-
a Eerionced teacher at very moderate rates. Call
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 9th st.
n W. n4-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

1 HE RERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUA6ES,
S23 18th s.. n.
IL American and European Branches.
French German. 81 anish, Italian. Ensl,sh Latin,
Greek and TRANSACTIONS.
Also
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES 4 COMEDIES
Ever saturday a. Ii. Free to pupils.
send Tor circulars and programs.
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LADIES' GOODS.

AIRS = r. EKINS
vi Wishes 10 intorm h.- ,,,,,-. .,a ,.y,... -.
s,lv that AZ. IL rr.ra r.i - .xss,,'- 80.
svenir drr.s>s --latest STYLES "a ,,.rs., u. . -.
ted by the sciennc tailor principles "a cutting na
n.mt ~ofkmahsnil nr>t-e!ass Terms moderate.
Apyrss.aueys,s Nsntsd " % 6 IN Sew neatly
-ao-,N o., iSi mrs 81. w. Fri. II AND L.
IVA formerly New iorS; invites TAtronsS, q wasA-
tnodera'e iT'oe, Cut'ihs and tasting speciality uo
I arst-c ass French style White and sniia Dress.
NAE any Val u,SSISS al s,.n III - Sat4 II
se33rn'
NgtssrS pY-TI w -, 1917, -. =,
cute All oder. In fDe Press al $3.50 Cs,,,
49, , " a Wv .-.es1 sses. Teistc' u ot-Lia
l fcw,-. is11r sbai.s "a e., -, - -, 4.
s.ns ma. ., kp'i p-iay Eft ATS larp
nj I'm. 49, ~ - Val -
MES. Il. VI. EVANS, a45 Z ST. sw.. WASHING
II ton. ID. seal sscqueS repaired All refined,
Iluas and capes made TO order carriage robes re-
lEed sad REPAIRED oc.15-lms
I }, BENJAMIN,
~. Practica. fGrrie-. Ladies' furs altered AID
psircd equal 10
A6l2 9TH 81. ~ ocnG-lm'
NrRS NJ = pppSpP -
MI ,noveS h.- ,-as.l,s.,,Is, r, rs, ~.
l.ilI NV vhp-e ne viii ,s n,a.,i = -, -
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

W W FER RBB ZEE RRk
wWWw FE BBB FE RRR
W W ZEE BIB ZEE
SET HIMSELF TO add the Synapu,hsfi- Quality
10 American Pianos. He ACCOMPLISHED his result.
AID in rcnssquence the worlds iud<eS AT the phil
adall.ilia centennial awarded the WEBER
PlANo the highest honor for an instrument COM
biniEg sgn pathetic. pure aud rich rith
greatest g.oHeT.' lt's an instrument with soul
III IT sold on oGsy terms.
SANDERS sTAYMAN. Piano Pariors, e34 FIST
And - " Charles St. Baltimore. ocIS-9rn
ZINE AND RELIABLE PIASOS AND ORG ANS
st moderate fgurss At KUHS,S TEMPLE OF
MUSIC. l3o9 q s.. Pianos tuned. regulated and
rented. isdDlishcd 49,. n3
II AILET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS-FOR
sw cetEess. power artistic finish durability un-
rivsled wholesale prices ana terms piano. for
rent speciality. Agency Sll 9th St NV. sel6-3m
TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE ELY
l. piano maker, tuner and repsirer late eighteen
years With W. q. Ietzerott 4 Co Resdeuca .-,i
l2ths:. w. workshop In tho rear. Terms reason
able frstc work pianos vanished and polished;
organs repaired. iy-1lA.ns
NTEINWAY. CHASE. .iABLEN BRIGGS PIANoS
- Organs and folians for sale rent
DROOPs Music Store
N-f-tr Pa
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PROFESSIONAL.

WALrEE S; ELDkIoGE. II. D.. HATTIE NJ
w r DtiDsE ~ o.. cl.irE' yaat. magnetic and
Gypsy EMMA IS TIE ONLY OCCULT INITIATE
- in the city understands ho old Exypian metho OF
fnaT: rs; sLe pei Ind 9c1ntations Hours t.
NINE RAPHAEL. CELEBRaTFD CLAIRvOY
and an, ard hs,ro ,si Dor: Wit can yes names
aves Tor short time chart on paimis.-y 70 ali con-
sultinr her Room 10. 9lO st. n. W ocai-sw.
nR: LORD ARRIVED. MOST FAMOUS sCIEN-
,ru:hfuly: never fails: convinces the skeptca
hsyinS been ttes c1 and approved Of by the New York
IRs :. n% Nellie BY. SUM- journal; g., sod
EANTLERoY. THE AsTROLOGIsT. TELLS ALL
the eys1 1 6 of life Fee 90 Hoar.. 10 an. 70
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA. EY-aIpsY
denf as and n- ss;roost fs9n
IN. fee. 5Oc. and 81 aai6 iaw'
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
ADVERTISING clairvoysnt. as,ro oees an medium in
sight Reveals hidden mysteries rscover. lost ot
SPEEDY Drives 8es Ssss
family n nh e s;rsngsss from oer
where others have failed Convince. inost ssSScai
Snss sansaa, .'iRs
bet. ~ and 9th SITS. s.w n3-6.'
NJ Z. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
~. medium; life given from cradle TO grave. 20
LIST at. Sc hours from a. m to Sp.In. se29 6s'
INK. SARAH WAfCcIT. ESOA BDSTON. GIVES
" the cabinet. vapor. acid. alkaline. sulphur and
me si tee. baths also massage 1fe7 c ST. NV.
NTRs FLORENCE RICH WHITE. OF BOSTON
M Trance snd business medium: also medical exam
ScloaE. 'e'e' "' al" iAuSS o sTsnnss sis
AfME. DREANER. TIE ONLY CtLEBRATED
N1 ENGLISH and German astroloest in the city. Tells
day. 10 a. m. to s p. m. 1908 i4th st. n W. oc,sim:
NME- BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
NJ life. All husness confidential Ladies' and gentle
Ss ss ist A and North Capitol SIS 80 M
NJ reader o, tbs axe: Inform itiOn given With Pie
n nSs M.rion y Ss Oh and tn Paul q
ocI2-1m'
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHTRoPo
isrH I'D SaIRo 81
DIET GOODS south OF New York no:sSts
OCEAN STEAMERS.
L AND
Genoa De;sm1 & Iss. sor ch. . IL Ke@e
ia 90 miles hI.t class $50 send for .Tourists'
ocisim Ae " .f = VxS w1ckLE 1925 Pa. ave.
SHohTS o S1HTd aE IL h9S RHS1D $. s. CO.
Spree. Tuss. Nov. : n, Efler. Sat. Nov. IL. IL
u A.ss fns ss q alce s SAT sSs
Soniorsssie stat. ROOM. .1osn,a. ..s,. lusurisu,
..lSon ;rRoiasnsns. Price. xis.s e.hin; ana
-: Ssr.s :s.srsss $ low rssss isS SSa % fsnie
6.y md fsls xs6ssso:. fius lining Il si.ss.S 80 e.
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STORAGE.

SEPARATE, CLEAN. LIGHT, DRY AND AIRY
- storage APARTMENTS at LATlMER L :-LoAN's
lsO. q 81. most convenient location in The city
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY
Y wsrehouses Nos 10 and II st n.s.-ssorers Of
Separate rooms II desired hauling 70 and frona rsst
aenees snd aeposs; ALBERT IkEGo
~Sone 4Oa iauSi~5ui MANAGER.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

r 7. WALKER SONS, 2oA 10TH ST n. W.
u Building Paper, Moth proof 00-As Fire Brici
Clay end Tie Asbestos. Flue Lining t&A Slats. &c
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u edmond AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO. :,
IL +. w HUIDEkoPFR AID REUBkN FosrhR.


Ash. schedule in effect September 4 lsse
All trains arrive and leave at fennsylsa Passen-
ger station, Washington. d. G.
40 a.m.-D4ny local tor Lyme burg aud Warren
ton Connects at Manassas for Front Royal and
burg daily, eNceTt SUNDAY.
IL. 40 am.-Daily. connects ct Lynchburg for all
sta ions on Norfolk and Western railroad and for al
and Danyille System. Pullman sleeper New York
and Washington to Atlanta, connectiag thence with
Sleeper TO New sans Vi. III sgonery and for Men,
phis Via Birminshs uniting az Danviile with
sleeper for Augusta and at Greensboro with slsepsr
fo- Ashyllle.
4 A. p m.-Daily for w.rrenton and Orange ana
thro1sh train foE Front Royal and strasburf daily.
ll.oO y m.IDaly WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN kkS1 LBULkD LIMITED. composed
trey OF Pullman sleeper. Dining paror and smoking
Cars. and runs 10 Atlanta Cline IL hoursl with Pull
man Sleeper through New York and Washington h
New orleans via MONTGOMERY aud W Ashington -
IL 20 y. m.D.ily for all principal point. south 90
Richmond and bsnyine system Pullman Sleeper.
New York and Washington 90 Hot Springs via Ashe-
VILE, and Washington 20 Atlanta
TRAINS on WARRINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington AT - 10 m. Is n daily. 40
and = . p ~. except Sunday. Returning, arrive
Washington 8 70 m. 8. IS D. IN. daily and IS IN.
Washington q 25 p. and arriving b 81 q M sncekt
Sunday, runs 20 and from Her~acn only.
1 through trains from the south arrive Washingtoa
200 m 10 p A. and q. 20 .. Manassas Dtyis-
hon. 10 10 a m and a.6 2. Ia. except sunday.
Tickets. Steering Car reservations and zttoa
furnished az ofics. 1890 PennsylyAuis ave-, and 81
Passenger Station. fennsylyanIG Railroad. Washing
1. :. BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dept
W. A. lClkh, General iassan
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'EHE EVANS DENTAL PAELOES

IT s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Coz. .th aaI y IS I. w.
The LARGEST ORGANIZATION devoted to high
class dental practice in the world
TaGred TO the promotion IF s,.s..ih
GtntistyL at DiodeJd az pTicsa
See price list first page. oco7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

N'EOtUEI. SVNDNT.
II English branch-s j;atler competent instructors
kindergarten. with teachers trainine class.
Miss SUSAN 2. POLLOCK. Principal,
Cc29 III Ii,A st n
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THE VERDICT

This closed the testimony and the Jury re-
turned verdict Of accidental death, attaching
no blame to the employees Of the railroad.
The funeral took place this afternoon from
the German Lutheran Church, corner Of 4th
and z streets northwest The deceased was
sixty-four years old and leaves wife and
several children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

CCHCLTZ INSTITUTE
SFoh LADIES'. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
Treatment o: Chronic Diseases via: ApopIexy
Asthma. Extension. Fracture, Heart Di,ea.s I.i
ggestion Lurnhseo Nervous Debility. Paralysis
hhetiIaasism. Sco.tos (croosed bSckhone) Spra.ns
ana others by Swedish Medical Gynn Astics Massage
and General Hygiene; Lady assistant References
ron doctors IN Hash.neton and New York city
rrivate residence. l&S3 Corco,an 81. n ". At home
II Y * An, 4 70 . pm. LIEUT.. SCHULTZ
STSANGERS. TAKE NOTICE-DRs. BROTHERS
- ana gray treat diseases No cure no pay Only
Physicians in this city Fstab-
hsaeo 40 years sOo b st s-w. oc1Slms
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE
By MRS. CAMERON.
1:ss0 q So NV
ocS-lin~ Fest of medical references
nR. MULLER lott 9TH ST. n w. TREATS .rr.
u chronie Affections Of the eve. ear throst iunEs
liver. kidneys and nervous diseases; year in city
once hours. 10 12 Ar and to ?. m. arl5-3lns
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GRoSHON'S DENTAL PARLoES. ESTa BI.TSHED
- 'ssi h'GN - l. ST u. .!lli >ats 81 2I9 and
81 Old 'iaies made Open day and ixitt and
sunday li.lnG 81 ur. Old anl new processes usel.
IlR. S. PARSONS. :. T. COR. 9TH AND ESrs
L n. ". -ffliri, speciity. Aching and ulrara-rl
teeth restored py .he system local alessletic
p Iiie TO gums "a alleviate pam N extracting All
branches OF dentistry oc,
k>kfE DENTAL tNFI3NhRY-TEErH FILLED
L and artlt,'ia teath inserted without Charge ezcap.
cost OF material AT - $. dental department
't the Columbian University. from 70 ; p. m daily
except Su1dlv extraction cree; iniirnary open frs.
October2 TO June 30 sc'l;-,f
nESTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvER-
- sisy, coz sta Al K SIS W. Open 20 i, all n,
year. Extracting. &c. .res. F.llnss rui plates !;
cost u materials seiU-st
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V)lhNO INSTRUCTION-MISS MAY H. MEAD
certifcated rupil of Herr Raft of the Royal Con-
se-vaiory of Berlin. Lessons pupils homes If de.
slfed. Address SOP 22i 81. II. w. ocI ..Im.-
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! FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Prof CASTOR Eivot Of Paris author of the rational
method. enabling the puui TO make ve.y rapid rrc-
Rress In Conve rsatI0n. Address 917 l5h 81 2,ks
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THIBODAUX, line, SAMEDI, AOUT 1892

-Je persiste.
-Nous vous perdrez fit lie juge.
-Nous vous trompez, Monsieur, ie
suis perdu.
-Je suis oblige, maintenant, de
vous comprendre dams la liste des
bandits.
-Cest votre devoir.
-Nous serez condamn6 avec eux.
SOFT
Nj leurs dGnGyations nj les v6tres
ne vous sauveront de la torture ct de
la mort.
&c sera une soufirance aiout6e 4
beaucoup d'autres, Monsieur.
VOLTA qui est horrible s'6cria
Horster Quelque chose me dit que
vous n'Gtes pas un miserable. Je
pressens dams votre silence une fatalitG
que vous n'Gtes pas le maitre de
d6jouer. .Je voudrais pouvoir vous
velir en- aide, ct vous me rGduisez a
lImpuisoance.
Dleu tient compte aux JUICES de
leur compassion, Monsieur il en- est
tant don't Ia sensjbilitt s'est tmoussee
III cont1ct DIES mGchants. Pour moi,
Je yous reme!cie, ct ce III est, crovez-
lie, un grand adoucissement aux iris
tesses de ma situation, que de me
saroir rlalht par un honnete homme.
y oyons, reprit iiorster, 1ous avez
souiitrt beaucoup souifert. .Une
douleur immense a brise votre vie.
Mais n'avez-yous plus rien a en-
esperer ? Ne reste-t-il pas sur la
terre un seul Gtre qui vous aime ct a
qui vous teniez par toutes les libres
de Ia tendres2e une mere, une seur.
une compagne? Nous trouyez-vous
blen le droit d'aller pour ainsi dire.
aa-devant lie Ia mort Ne commettez-
vons pOint un crime reel, en- refusant
de trouver votre innocence au suiet
des forfaits don't on peut vous accuser?
Monsieur, rGpondit Carlo -Alberti,
vous etes en- face dun homme sans
patrie ayant pour ron rEtranger, qui
ne Sc rlcIame de personne. .et qui
subira Ia sentence prononcGe par les
hommes sans blasphGmer Deu, qui
lui ouvrira ses bras, maudire ses iuoes.
Gui lauront condamnG suiyant les
prescriptions.
-Eous ne me direz rien de plus
-Rien repondit Albert.
Horster lit un mouvement brusque
pour tendre Ia main au pr;sonnier. Ii
sentait au fond de sou c9ur que Get
homme ne pouyait 6tre TN criminel.
,'Iais le juge r6prima le @este instinc-
tif de l'homme, ct lie magistrat sortit
du cacLot lie front baisse, la cpur
serr6 par TN doute poignant.
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FEUILLETON.
PAR RAOUL DE NAVERY.
VIII
IE JUICE HoRsTER

II Sc trouve depuis longtemps parmi
vous?
-Neuf mois environ.
-Cest Gtrange pensa lie juge.
Horster Sc leva.
-Gaspard Orsol, dit-il, vous ma
yez rlen a attendre de la. clemence DIES
hommes mais la bontG de Dieu est lie
refuge des plus grands miserablas.
-J'y songerai, rGpliqua froidement
Gaspard.
La premiere cellule qui SQUIRT
ensuite devant lie juge fut celle de la
Maugrablne.
lie sommeil await dtrang6 rappa-
renee de symttrie de son turban, ellie
sc hata de jeter un regard sur sa
toilette quanl ellie apereut le juge.
En- un quart d'heure, celui-cl apprit
tout ce quill voulait savoir sur lie
compte de la vieille femme. Ellie
await suivi Ia bande Ell qualite de
deyineresse, rendant ses predictions
dams les villes, les chateaux ct les
fermes que les bandits Sc proposaient
de piller. Sans scrupule ellie await
reeu de temps a autre un bijou, une
loque Gclatante, CONNIE Ia servante
accepte son salaire. Ellie confectlon-
matt la cuisine des hommes de la
troupe, ct ne prenait pas plus de
place dams les conseils qu'un chien
souvent battu.
Interrog6e sur la Zingareile, ellie
rapondit avec une sorte 'attendrisse-
ment:
Ellie Gtait notre rayOn de soleil,
ct sa beautG Gclairait nos cavernes. ;.
j al conGL sa mere, Ia Catarina. .qui
mourut a Nlenne. .Zin9a devait
epouser lie chef mais, je ne sais
pourquoi, depuis quelque temps sur
tout C marriage lui faisait peur .Je
crois que jamais, en- dept dune pro
messe souvent donnee. ellie ne l'eut
acceptt pour mari.
"A quoi attrbuez-vous ce change
ment dams les idtes de Ia Zingarelle :?
A lEtranger.
-Avaitil done pris dams lie cHur
del boh6mienne Ia place de Gasparu :?
-Lui II ny songeait guere
Ia homme de son sang ct de son
orgueil ..Mais il entretenait Xingarelle
de Dieu, de Ia socittG, de Ia famille,
ct la file de Ia Catarina recoutait
CONNIE un oracle.
-Et cette XingareIle
L cnfant est jetGe dams lie gouftre
de Paita JaDu pour Gchapper 4 Ia
poursuite des pandours.
n 'avez-yous rien dc plus Il dire :?
} ii 4 dire a Votre Seigneurie
qu'on me traitera CONNIE sorcierc,