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The e.. TT. Consider. Immigration.

At the Central Labor Union meeting in Clar-
endon Hall. last evening. letter was read
from Jacob Tapper Of Crefeld. Germany. in
which he said that Gu-tave Kllnge Of Paterson
was importing contract weayers from Ger
many. Tapper says that he and his brother
Frank. and the family Of franz Winter. were
brought here ~ h..ngs and q man named
GerInes. He also mentions Englishmen I'M
ported to work for J. T. Brock. nrework mar +;
u!gcturcr A coc!U.itter 81 :iYr was aJro!Utrd
10 inves,igatr matters Delegate Connolly
resolution that the {. / I. demand q revision
o.. ths migration laws was yass ID.
The committee appointed TO work with ~.
Parshurst in roofing immortality OUT ~ the
tenements rcpoUe! that ~ the time lpT i,ark-
hurst comes la x from EuroIc they Will have
all the immoral spots located.
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A PLAGUE OF 1ARANrUL4s IN TEXAS.
One Big Spider Drop. from the Ceiling
Almost Iron Mr.. Z. E. Gilbert. Pace.

san ANTONIO. June 1a.-The past few months
seem to have been favorable for the propaga-
tior OF tarantulas. The weather has been IN
usually dry. and the poisonous things are
now more numerous in this city and through
out southwest Texas than ever before known.
Some very narrow escapes from the sting Of
the tarantula are reported in this city.
The other day. while c. +. Gilbert was taking
a siesta on a bed in rear room OF his store
building. his rest was suddenly disturbed by
something dropping near his head on the pill
low. and he saw q large tarantula coming
directly toward his face only few inches
away. M Gil bert reached the floor in
single hound. and was looking around
the invader. when his attention was attracted
hy another tarantula which had entered III .
room from the rear door. and was evidently
seeking its companion. With the aid Of a
Gilbert bagged both tarantuias. Placing them
in glass case. he then returned o search for
more. He had hardly reached the back yard
when he saw two more tarantuias moving
along side by side toward the OPEN door ov..r
the Craveiled walk. tie Tagged these, and
presently three more were found. and all wee
CAPTURED. The whole family Il sever We're "a
united by being place! il the glass case. where
thy have become tame, and now amuse per
sons ny Swapping flies and other insects placed
in u cir cage
The tarantula pest is complained Of in nearly
all parts OF Mexico. owing TO the proion.e
drought in the state OF durango they have
become So numerous that the lives Of children
are in corstan: danger. The statistics re.
State show that onet"nth II the deaths Of
children in the city Of Durango were produced
ly the fatal sting II the tarantua-
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Policeman Edward J. Kelly Of the East Fifty
first street station dreamed on Saturday night
that he was chewed UP alive by a dog with
hydr3phoba- Yesterday afternoon. while
quclIng a disturbance among crowd of
Italians on Second avenue. a man told him
u ere was mad dog At @O7 East Forty-afth
street. who Was chasing al. the chi iren in the
nciGhbOrhugi. That the dog t..al ale inc
last night Kelly !nvIiu.'aEily, CLAIMED
Then he ran !"wn for the alleged Llai dog
brown terrier in front Of the nous. I4.ed. aud
the street deserted The officer ady4nced un-
hes.tAtingy. TIE dog snapped AT MIN. and
then rau across the. street. The oClrer shot
him. Mrs. GOWNS Of 3UT owned the animal.
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Mis-. Florence Blythe Eusng-d.

SAN Francisco. June l9-There have been
many rumors Of the engagement NJ Miss Flor
en,e Blythe. heiress to 100000 and big law
suit. At last the heress wears diamond SOL
itare. and it has been Officially announced
tia, she is engaged TO marry Young Fritz
Hiuc.ley. son OF the rich San Francisco !oun-
drymaa. Einckley is handsome young fell
low - 3. who is engaged in the insurance
t;snnss
III. wedding will take place soon, II tho
SNii'2" court decides IN favor OF Florence
OF her eccentric old father. who left N" Will,
IhtN. So Iroprrty was claimed by over 100
cerlter. 40 : Il very prettv s!rl. Her rdu7a-
TO ha' "nr .uder the rare Of private tutors
Muse II her !syyrite study. and she Hare on
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Resolutions Against Mr.. Reid In Phnade,.
phIn.

PHrLApE1rHIA. June 19.-The recent action
OF typographical Union No. G OF New York in
endorsing tho candidacy Of Whtclaw Reid Of
New York for the Vice. Presidency produced q
lively meeting here Of Typographical Union
No. 2whon the matter came NJ for discussion
to-day. Resolutions denouncng Mr. Reid and
calling uIon the Republican partyto withdraw
his name were submitted. and though they
met with many manifestations of approval.
through tn" effort Of the Republican mem hers
II the union formal approval was withheld
to typographical Union No. :, Of New York.
having no desire to furestall any action on the
presented ty Fred ". Long. r"citc tho acts
Of MIR. Reid in nntagonism TO tho union
ana his employment OF CHEAP labor on. his
ophir Farm residence. and recall his attitude
toward the union in the camraiGn OF lsS4.
choosing boycott and opposition to James
g. Blaine rather than make concession"
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The Waterford 1Iep.


Several members Of the Waterford Social
ard Benevolent Association cnlled at The
SuH Office last night and said that they did
not say theY represented the association when
they pres-nte! an Illuminated address to Mr..
John L Redmond. VI. F.. at the Hoffman
House OF THURSDAY "veninG.
They declare that they merely said they rep
resented -h, Indcl"UGent Nationalis:s Of Vat
erford. AZ to the constitution OF the associa
ton torbiddinC parti ,lpati"n IN political mat
ters. TIE SuN'- visitors say this refers to
one OF the committee that Presented the ii!u-
minated ADDRESS. was elected President Of the
association yesterday.
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TRICKS TO SECURE LEASES.
HOUSE BROKERS MUST KEEP ALERT
AND DISTRUST APPEARANCES

AND DISTR6ST APPEARANCES
Ar,,r or Ex.copy,o,. Make 4. Bu-,,... OF
Leasing ncn.e.-The numbering OF
Hired Hou-e.-Dihacuities :. eett'.e Ria
of Undesirable Tenants.
Tho FIRST and mos. important rule in . real
take nothing for granted. and never to put
-, T., 80 ass N.,r 80, ast...
min IN mere arpea,ahees' %ans .ea, $500
to heed this rule had it drilled into me early
IN me- ana never forgot II even LOT an ins.ehe
So. when fne-looking. portly old gentleman
eel1eT On iLe 'ne otrse. ua' 20 'a'H
ing mouse On W rs. ll'ie.h street, S,eweS nm
face full otcunnine. sotaras appearances went
he was the rorsonihcation Of refinement. hon
wer 'e' patriarchal bu. his brow was unwrin-
k!ed, his eyes were clear and looked frankly =. y,
me; and his speech was quiet but firm 10
ir ,,,,i ~ go. ,ai.h H. - an IA
man said. As have said already. did NOT
,i.nn,a hir, VIZ. Al, bo ,,r,no,a - IL, u,th
with his daughts!s. bis vile being dead. Conla
ne give e Ss ssI"c hs e1ad nnd ne %oS his
i he was satisfactory. would let him have
the hous o.,,o, a.. nav. A.. r,., ~, ,-,.,a
IT, hI IT,, .uFmel tie nm my VII MS itnS
The latin HNn Was a SHARP ,S fy'IHkRg sslS
did net allow the good arrGarance Of the one
., ny, 81 ,ooua'a ny, e.,i,er. "
ks companiion; it VA, si,csgthsr a matter q
BUSINESS IL tnes to',i. give nopsi seeut ~
nae .ne wbIch lad @ csrav
wt ana Tch hrG,sS,%d 2
~. ~ nbn rm,r b non nos.
Se".i ~ "a. ,,;, -,.b - s,,,or;,-,;. =. tho,oh
h on. he sad Win superior ar. as sh91gn
0s H.Bo you own any property in the eityT
N9.2. he said, 9nt guess YOU !, t una my
ton- , isIa,,I property su"le''h' i'housns
".HH2w much fh is i w" mh :, asked
s .,i yiIi TX /, ~, "a ,at vou
know. Ny client; the owner Of ,his property.
l., r. YER s,tict; ana VII nave 10 consult Win
MN The LOOK sd ilS ppontna and the old man
Gaa pan"d e5tr6ss,9n Iit ne nssr
T snrr had HnS been for
'raai1It,ng. ,,d1s.. dawn md v-oto
Ihey went away: ana sat down and h wrose
assins nm I" !n'est,Sa,e me pr"issty 2wnea
WORTH reeei1s sI this re repy several T days
later;
" DER J.ev. W Bank ts notorious straw bonds
i AND b, r. rom s, { Ss"' Of moth
"I.ta- ,ao,,aa i;,.Ia ,nar. oro,t NV
later 81, % iearheu a i!t'.o more hnou. ny
nIeitprS- ms sttaw % M. man mn upue ttine
N NV Jersey ana th.s late ana IS now ~,
gl1ve rom tAe iofnl.r: Ine klhlt' lhcsd eIo
man mas worn sttibes az sihg eng. lhay iiaSe
Lect IN me SWIMMING business to.@thet ior
al m ttan ith me
nonSe ana M II WIN oplectpnau g characteIS.
II the "wncr 60 ects theg intimate mat good
~ cash consineraAoh VIII lhouce them 70 give
IT Is surprising how many tricks are played
on LANDLORDS. 1 mere IS thr man WHO nires an
once IN \ pus!hes nuIt,IIhE anu U.s. l. a. q
gets ~ ,anesen beheIi ehteftalhhLehts Ior
charitable purposes. ne gets UP hahasome
pfosThN mes, soITE0us .lcke1S. anu senus QUIZ
canvas sers WIN his reuees. fNeIyboqy IS So
hclt"d 10 NY Nckr. 70 tne grand pa! ior tne
dement, OF thls or Ihat "ottny assQciition. ana
IS i1t9rm.d tka, TINS "rthat protninens man IS
PACK 81 y. stitcr = IuhnIF ol ucke's naye
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A New Opera.


MILAN; June IA new opera ry new com
RoseT' o, WIN an mere vi! certainly b" head
Cava.r!a Wustcana The IN. Se elmSs. .tft "a
y2Hns Aearolitan. Leon Cavallo ~ name.
dini"ult than tor a young musiciai 70 0t,atn :.
heating n Italy. whore Tho Imposing nam" i
nreial Herps al y1lnGc! mon in .Ec ,!.a !e
ne public entirely 10 the disc,im!aA'i. y 4
SiEn"f v 'n2ogro the now famous ru....-. er
q Mascneni's work. and totue Kin ~ r-- ~ II.
PLY justified. The pubic has rr,lo. 81 i a
verdict Of exceptional uuanimity 'or ;. .4a.
marka Die eatpns719 ~ me SsmbSr a,.- ''
was redemanded twice aud thrice py -r,~!ni
n2uSs. , ana 'hs como or was recalled n y
The work possesses IN t.e fir. l.4,. -. on.
dramatic Interest, II il tySo.a : rag -. h
wA.ct tnoFa J. not a suueTilur'i- : T. The
composer j. his own po", an na, ,f.'ian q
iioTeIt2 a"E'ra.! Is suited L rH-..a. tr,.t-
ment. TIE familiar theme oi love-. 80 0Isy
IL 5.,vel rem hying con,m"nl a''' = = o vi
lets enact tho ,olaedf of a il,u' rs + a.. "a
lea,OIs husband "eiprc a gfo .. y..tt-egs
BI'. scarcity. they arc play r.. rats IN
i"rh,st api '..s comedy mer- .'o ana ends
n" :yU.i,a! regiment /, q, y m 2iern.
ana -leh rs - N.'''f the IN .,.''!ns. = i -t''.
The :, .r =, ~, a. q, !. n@y s.. r,,ct
music. pnforced ant nrtglna Moreover. the
COMPOSER Shows H..Rss,fac Ito master 81
ccnSerted yoaa' rr.tna ar mi q ariy f,Iiii.
varied, and ing, US. VIII. lis derl.-l ,t'on
and m .oiy ere -n"ntanr nd apr ate.
som" mum hers T., rSs BY the power, u ers By
m.~ri' q the work : thstit pleases At nee, lat
I'M grssse. iaI more on sgt-eluent hearing
tiou, the performAnse Il Iagliacei' as il h,
called. leaves something 10 be desired
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WIIIA&sTowS. Mass. June la.-The annual
prayer meeting ct Williams College was held
at Mission Park a; 80 o'clock this afternoon.
On this spot. eiGhtysiN years ago. 4 band OF
Williams College students held a prayer meet
ing and formed the American board Of F.r.
eisn Missions. The services were orencd by
remarks and prayer by the Rev. l. r. Booth ot
New YORK.
The other speakers We're Dr. Dwight. W
Marsh. ~. missionary in the syrian Mission:
Central AREA pr, II. j. Perkins. ~. China
and Dr. Edward Taylor. AZ.
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NJ Fl. De Young. member OF the Republican
National Committee from California. is at tie
Fifth Avenue HOTEL where he will remain un-
iii the latter part of the present week when
he will go t. Washington to attend the meet
ing Of the committee.
Mr.. De Young says that the wishes Of the
President will control in tho election OF a
Chairman, though the friends OF Mr.. Blaine are
In tho majority on the committee.
it is understood that che three men who are
being considered BY President Harrison for
this place are Commissioner Of the Land Office
Carter OF Montana. Lewis T. Kitchener OF
Indiana. and Chris Mage OF Pennsylvania
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A Leper's Lively Time.

CHESTER. Pa. juno 19.-John Andersen. a
Swedish leper confined in the county aims
house at Lima. escaped last night and came to
Chester. where he visited the City Hotel. had
several drinks with those in the Uarropm. and
then told who he WAS. When J. ?. Met arty un-
dertook tn take hold Of him. Andersen hi him
severely on the hand. Andersen was arrested
TO-DAY by P,;lreman sill as he was about 70
Lima to-day. but the authorities thcr. do not
know what TO do with him.
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CALCUTTA. June l9.-The cholera is raging
with increased mortality in Persia and Az
Ghanlstan. In Turoatyshan the streets are
said to be strewn with corpses. Molahs
rarnde the streets reading aloud the Koran
and leading thousands who hope that by SUCH
means they can escape the disease. No Ihys!-
clans are at hand.
In the all NJ Moulmein. Burmab. there have
been al.ca4y several deaths from cholera a. ID
tn. seven hundred prisoners have heeU re-
moved TO kyauStan. In Mesned. Persia there
lave uecn 800 deaths in two days
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Merely n Suggestion.


W fFlTH
The acrost0 which waggish firm OF archi.
tects placed upon the new pat lie library build
Ing 81 Boston has now been removed after
much indignant discussion.
Upon the .a?aie o. that structure the names
OF several grva' mon had been arranged in
such q manner thar the Ieryeudi,ular rows OF
initial letters spelled the .'-T'. title. Tho
tablet has been torn down and another will
soon be Tut in rs place.
To do away with MI often. i've suggestions of
advertising and az IN" same time meet the
poetic requirements, the following arrange
ment II il.uslr.Ous names has been suggested:
Bon Retriever
Arslil.s Eu-r-un.
kepy,"-. AEgr.1,
EGriIl:ss, Nc.spn.
DauI. sch0p.nhauer
The names are inspiring. aud the esoterio
message th-g boar yShG.c~ '!!- savory aroma
peculiar To u s,nn iIf", CHANGING ut the ono
the mind II ~. Is-s"r hywoull - simulated.
and taking in tho deep si.'riacanre of the
other the craT..G, o. M physical beipg would
be met ami lrJiy.nily sat!sM. d.
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Gnmore's sunday Conee 4.

p. S. Gilmore and his 100 men drew an audi
ence of 800 Pc 5ple to this Madison Square
Garden last night Every number on the
programme Was encored and had TO he re-
peatei. 90
Tonight tho famous Anvil Chorus" with
al. its electrical effects. Will be produced.
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The True Laxative Principle

O'tae plants gsel % ~ AnnfsctIrnz ,ne peasant rem.
ely syrup hf tlgs tAs permanently tenr-c effect
on 'he sunan system wh'!e the cheap vegetable =H.
tracts and n neral niul;OIs a. sold .nes
Y--manepJIy ~ 'nrir-s Bel NJ vel informed. sou
vii use tae true remedy only. Manufactured By tie
California Els syrup So,-41s.
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JO7YISGN ABOUT TOWN

Music in Paradise PARK this evening by Louis c N
tsEEo's ul!,isTs bad
WI.GAul l. ,rJsy of the E-Am tug Uni.ru-.-,
foTui iae body OF t-uN ned man the ANDY
tACre yrI;,ri.y and IuEued IL ever 10 T.
police - ID EteEI! s0A' ta'fc..
Charles ONarc. asa4 IL. brakeman On IN. Hudson
River IAl,Esy. who l'yst a. AZ West Fvrty.r ~ b
stree GTJWnsl AZ 4:Sl A yysIsraay Al. q
bAIEsng IN iEv NuT'u kYeE. liza body as IetoVegei
ShuEIIr A.i.I.
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Senator Gray Ms n Dark Horse.

WILMINGTON. June IA large delegation
Of tho member, OF the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club of this city left for Chicago to-day.
They carried with them large crayon por-
trait OF United states senator George Gray.
whom they advocate aS DARK morse.
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Means VIII be taken to prevent anything ike
II again"
." The resolutions offered by Boselly.'"' said
John X ODonncll to q Sun reporter were
supported by the committee and Its friends.
and are simply the reiteraton Of resolutions
mittee appointed last October during the Fas-
eeit campaign"
The franklin Association OF Freshmen met
yesterday Mt Pythagoras Hail. Buwerv. near
Canal street. and appointed n committee to
wait upon Mr.. Reid and get him to unioniZe
the Irill0ie press rooms.
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4. M-3lo. 4c2 WeT Forty.Rinih street Anon
Olsen. no damage -. ~ De9ey,ter street. dRma- &c
sss.;: g.. lD- Fsrs rAw. J-Irts ~ SHAW china
no damage, $40. ~ East f,fh street sa'ran.
dAmAg" 30
T. M.-lt-5. I.92l second avenue, Samuel wn4t.
y. Howe, damage 500
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WASHINGTON. June 1o.-The Republican
Notification Committee will inform President
Harrison OF his nomination at the White
House Tomorrow at l. clock. Several m.n-
hers Of the committee have already arrived
here. but Gov. Mckinley. the chairman. will
not reach the city until Just before noon to-
morrow.
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SPARKS From THE TELEGRAPH.

feasible 4 co = Office and warehouse in ST, Loui
were burned on saturday night Lois 10000
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-28
on MATRIM ONY.

aIary's Lover at List Caught On" 10
Papa Bending's Trick.
Papa BENDING keeps a pretty sharp
eye on his daughter Mary aud many
a would he lover nas taken walk
for few minutes conversation with
the hard hearted parent
"iou seem Ike nice young man.
and perhaps you are in love with
Nary"
Yes am. was he honest reply.
Haven said anything TO her yet
have you?"
Well no; but l think she re-
ciprocates my affection"
does Ell? Well let me tell you
something. Her mother died a lunatic.
and there's no doubt that Mary has
Inherited her insanity"
Pm willing TO take the chances I"
replied the lover.
Yes but you see Mary has a ter
rible temper She has twice drawn a
knife on me with intent 10 commit
murder"
I'm used to that-got a sister just
like her " was the answer
.,And you should know that have
sworn n solemn oath not TO give Mary
n penny OF my property" continued
the father.
Well I'd rather start poor and
build up. There's more romance in
it Mr.. Bending" continued the lover
i've heard all this before. and also
that you were on trial for forgery.
had to run away from London for
bigamy and served year in prison
for cattle stealing. I'm going to
marry into your family to give you a
decent reputation! There-no thanks
good bye"
Mr. Bending looked after the young
man with his mouth wide open and
when he could speak he said. some
hyena has given me away on my
dodge" .eS.-s4
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-28
CHAPTER III.
Complications

II was the fact of Miss Penleath's
marriage impaired by Mrs. Bosworth
to her son while he was on visit to
her about a month previous to the
opening OF our narrative OF which no
faintest suspicion had ever entered the
young painters mind that had go
changed the current of his inner life
1t may here be remarked that Mrs
Bosworth had never forgiven herself
for her share in Miss Penleath's mar
riage. Her objections to it had been
overridden. in part by Emma herself.
after she had once made up her mind
to the step and in part by Darvills
specious protestations and his assu-
rance repeated again and again that
four or five months at the most should
see his marriage made public and
himself back from Egypt to claim his
bride. Bitterly did Mrs. Bosworth
rue the part she had played in the
affair the far-rcaching consequences
OF which were now beginning TO make
themselves seen and felt.
1t had been arranged that Captain
Darvill should write to his wife under
cover to Mrs. Bosworth. VINO would
repost his letters to Emma. For two
years the letters reached her with
more or less regularity. but at the end
OF that time there came n break OF
three months then q solitary letter.
and after that silence the most abso-
Lutte. For eight months no line writ
! ten by her husband had reached Emma
Those were days of mental lotus
eating for the young wife, to whom
with every month that passed, the
image OF her far-away husband was
beco ming more vague and impersonai
more OF a myth and less of a reality.
She asked only that they should 20
on, that nothing should interpose TO
break their sweet placid continuity
When the awakening came it was
sharp and sudden. One morning.
about fortnight prior to the 18th OF
! April, Colonel Bernage received
through the post copy OF the Times
in VIII CHI was a certain marked para
graph. The paragraph in question
was an announcement OF the marriage
at florence OF Captain Vivian Daryill
to '.lnes widow of the late Isaac
/ Pendletou, Esq. of Rio de Janeiro "
Afte~ sundry calculations the cclonei
read the announcement aloud.
TTO BE CONTINUED.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-28
EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY.

4 Thief and a Vagrau5 Traded Identities
for Mutual Advantage.
Here is bald statement OF facts.
says the Fall Mall ia ette. and it
reads like an Ingenious b OF fiction.
1t only happened recently, and tho
authority is the report Of the poll @
zee. \ poor man wandering in the
Paris streets came up TO II constable
aud entreated To be arrested. He sa d
he was penn,less and hungry. aud
that NJ the lookup he would at least
get bed and breakfast The con-
stable .ool1 him at his word took
him. in act into Gu tody-and he
was locked up for the night In the
10 kup he net a tIies whose ante
cedents were rather Dubbed but who
had great hopes for the h.trre
il he could only escape The
one wanted liberty. the other
wanted mrdcy and they
had all Eight to make their arrange
ments. When the morning came a
BARGAIN was struck. The thief was
aoI.' the. TO produce or TO guarantee
lift" francs and in consideration Of
that came to change OF I'd
When the roll was called o.
the two prisoners answcJ
other. The thief came
pity. some sympather','
his liberty. Ho accepted all Tar =
aud made immediate and eNccuu2J
use Of the last The other prisoner
was put back. But the fraud was
discovered-it was almost inevitable
that it should. He was brought up
again and sentenced to fifteen days
impr. sonment for conspiring TO defeat
the ends Of Justice. he report say
he was delighted with the sentence
ana retu ned to his cell in triumph.
The story would have seemed I'M
probable in n novel; but fancy the
satisfaction OF the bona-fde thief
when he read tho report.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-28

her brother, to the care OF Mrs. Bos-
worth. who was quite competent to
fill the post as governess to her for
some years to come and for whom
Mrs. fenleath had feeling OF strong
personal regard. During those years
Sandycroft was shut up. the old squire
being dead and the colonel engaged
with his military duties at home or
abroad.
Thus it fell out that young Bosworth
and Emma Penleath dwelt under the
same roof for some half dozen years,
till in fact the former was aged six
teen and the latter eleven.
No one took more pride in Roden's
advancement in his profession than
Colonel Bernage; and when after his
return from Italy, the young painter
intimated his intention OF settling in
London and making his future home
there. the colonel had the rooms in
the clock tower at Sandycroft special
ly fitted up for him. and insisted upon
his occupying them. if not as per-
manent home. at least as cosy
pied a. terre which would always be
kept in readiness for him. and whence
he could wing his flights TO London
or otherwise. as his vagrant fancy or
the needs OF his profession might die
tate.