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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMIssI0NER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and oHS S f1S Z g. SCI Ss9T' 3:
In ONCE from m. to pm no17
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ANACOSTIA.
AN EXCURSION TO prNEr POINT.

a AN EXCURSION TO PINEy POINT.
The complimentary excursion to Piney Point
per steamer George Leary, Capt. Beacham,
rendered the officers and teachers Of the Ana
costa NJ E. Sunday school by Mr. Wash
Williams through Superintendent H. A. Linger
left Thursday morning and returned last
night. All hands speak enthusiastically Of the
trip. By trips were made TO St Georges
Island and other points. Prominent in the
party were Mr.. Arch Etzler. Misses Etzler, Mr.
and Mrs. Dony, Mr.. and Mrs. Linger. Miss
Linger. Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Pyles, Miss
Mable Pyles, Mr.. John n. Minnix. Miss Matte
Marie Minnix, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. Miss
Lizzie Watson. Mr.. and MIRA David Roe. Miss
Lizzie Roe, Misses Eta and May Haines, Mr.
and Mrs. Mclean, Miss Cora Mclean. Mr.
Frank Mclean, Rev. and Mrs. McLaren, Miss
McLxren, Rev. and Mrs. Cook. Mr.. VIM
Pyles, Mr.. Louis Smith Mrs. Tew. Mrs. Hen
wood. Miss Matte Abrams and Mr.. Feele-
meyer.
Mrs. Annie Waters Of Richmond. Va, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Kerner,
and expects to locate permanently in Anacostia-
Mrs. Susan Richardson of the county is visit
ing relatives at Philadelphia.
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Mr.. Blaine 10 secns1asy Fosese.
The following b one Of the many consrstu-
htory letters which M. Fester, tie 6eeretary
OF State, has received since hi appointment,
Ban HA.son, July 6 laea
Ny Dear Mr.. Foster: ~
ought sooner 10 have written goa word
Of congratulation on your appcintusut 8 Sec
rotary OF Stats, vhieh most heaxttly 40 Now.
am very giAd you are appointed. you WI
be able to do better services than any man neV
10 TIE department
vsly truly sad eoedi.lly yoas ssisnd,
JAzuo g. MAu1.
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There is one good thing about Charley stig-
gins" she said. He always takes time 70 think
before he speak,
''Does hep" responded the other girl.
"ies. He can't help it. He stutter."
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WIN. n. sAUNbERs L co.,

WIN n. SAUNDERS CO.
psf bet. 18th and ISL, s4ssS s. =. - IS
s. bet Conn., ave- and 18th. 3Ox1OO. ......... 8 80
10Th st. near Scott Circle Observation-Disclosures. so
Corner 1ssh and :ts 81 e1si. ............. a8
St, (north sdel bet 18th and 10Th ITS. ..... g. 30
18th st., %. north Dupont Circle, 4Ox1O0..... 8 20
1ssson ave IN sde) bet 18th and 19sh. 1880. 90
Tsnnessee ave- near st.. 17x70. l. is
l40x10. Morton place t60ft. st. D 50. 855 Doc
1Ux9O. N st. opposite Kendall Green. zoo
ST. NV, overlooking r. J. ave-, 5Ox10O. .,... l71<c
Sst NV, S0xl00 6Oc
st. tasphait. sewer, watef gas) soc
9!n 81 g; BE- BE-, bet; L and
20x82 Madison st. mr.. Dupont Circle . - 90
ty9-3t 14O7 st.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Tor sALE-LOT "a. BLOCK A. HOLMEAD's
4 su6 Of NJ Rlsasant on 13sh e extended; oppor-
1pca4sFi lSs e0.} E 90 RsE t1Ss Apply e GHAs
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"Why. you're as thin as shadow, I" he said
to friend who was away from New York on
vacation. "And you eat scarcely anything"
'fes." was the reply. 81 have to be careful
about getting fat. j live in a fat"
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Yesterday E. J. Townsend, who was indicted
| in Janr airy for the embezzlement Of eos. 26 in
September last while clerk for W. s. Orr Co.,
hardware dealers. Gl2 Pennsylvania avenue,
was brought here from Norfolk on q requisition
and Chief Justice Bingham fixing the bond at
$500 it was given. Turner Fairfax going on his
bond.
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SHOOTING STARS.

When leap year comes the summer girl
Meier stops TO heed it;
Though some there be who hail its glee,
She doesn't need il.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING. /.
THE AHNO1IATEp sTEAN CARPET CLEANING
= md rseoyssPs vorfs, l7Qs spd l710 81 n. y.
Furniture, msetrssseg and feathsrs rspoyatad Tsls
phone. 6o& y. xfWAYER. ManxeA. nks1rtS
AfUslc-sKND FOR cATAIlooUIs-WR Y1L
- CD Sss 8; s Ss4 e. So: 9 ~ bsSss sls
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PROPOSALS.

proposals FOR FUgNIsHINa SEWER PIPE
blocks E2nsee q, the Commissionsr.. ,E.shinston;
nt this ofice until TWELvE O'CLOCK NJ, on SAT-
uhDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. 1902 fos furnishing
bricks and vtrned invsr qursd TOR the Dis
trct Of Columbia during the fiscal year 1892, Blank
forms Of proposals and specincst,s. together with
all necessary information. may be obtained ct this
ONCE and only bids ugon these forms will be consid.
cred. J. W. DOUGLASS. ]. W. ROSS. WI. 7. RIOS
Sell. Commissioners D. O. t7-6s
pgOPOsALs FOR SHEET AePHALT AND
saoIeI' D. G.. Warrington. p. G., JIly b la3..
TWydLSE S,cIoCKM, % FRIDAY. JGEf fwkS \.
block p.ysmepts Blank forms e propossls sPscdn,
1t this once. ]. W, DOUGLASS. J, W, Ross, ". T.
RO5SELL, Commissioners. d. @. }y00t
nEPARTNENT OF JUSTICE, WARRINGTON.
~ b, O., June 20. 1932 Sealed proposais Will b
rsceiyed 81 the once Of the chief clerk and supGrn.
TwEfvI 6dIotk zoos: y6LY ififiTskS9rHss.
sndinx Jsns 90, iss6 With The foileviay sraeies:
Ststippery fuel tee mtsceilsneous supplies and thu
Washlpr 81 towels. SCHEDULES and Information fur
GILLEK. Attorney General. Ni-i2s
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Father" said Farmer Begosh's son, 'Tn
goin' to have another chill
BE YEP Well. jes' wait minute till git the
churn fixed up fur We. will yer"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

and 4th st. se, 64o feet Of ground fronting lat
feet on North Carolins ave. and ~ fest on 4th IT. i
proved by large frame dwelling; faces four st parks
and Pennsylvsnia ave-. which will soon be cable
carr. Price, " Per square foot. Apply to JAMES
E,OR sALE-OR RENT-1433 AND 1888 RHODE
Island ave. Apply on premises or 10 WIN. BIRNEY.
ASS Louisiana ave. 1e2-3m
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81 don't know what wen do IL the price Of
ice keeps going up. he said. disconsolately.
Il don't, either, she replied, unless we sit
down and wait for hail storm"
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IL hate to see my writes trampled on" said
q reporter whose copy was thrown on the floor.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoA BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
4 . ssi e.. Z O.: and . hail l., d. and BAH
SG51s, 5.S and IS ana bath 10000
st near 10Th. IL and bath 5000
213 st. ne. Or. and bath tmonthly pay 49,,
5ys sass'- '''''''aEo . Il. PARKS. Ga + st
EOR sALE-CHEAP TO. QUICK BUYER, NEW
imps must Be seen to se sppreciated Terms easy
Inquire Of OWNER on premises. 80 9Th st. ne. iy9S'
Foa saILE.ssoo CASE. BALANCE go o. PER PER
ia sss! pIe. :5 s;nd''nSSSS u mod
FOR SALE ST. BET 9Th AND 7TH sW.:
SIX room brick renting z, go per month large
lot price for ''" days. bt t ssi% sSfLER
tye.3t 800 Fnw:
EoR sALE-C ST. BET. ,1sT AND ID Sc.
Only i5s. e. 500 ' ~ DtaHS s ST JSs NV.
EoE SALE-7TH ST. NEAR s. E.. SIX ROOMS.
bath and cellar h.ndsomey Pspersd and al , mod
ssoocash. balance to suit -. u,rr,
Tor sALE-BY L. sTARGARDTER. 613 18TH
For ssls-s.w. pretty a sS s.y-xindoy brick;
isstsss !. ia;Ieo. alley: hons, Pis:;y D.pe5s$S
heEdies q price only e: 300; terms easy; ...,,.,
front. $40 Acker St % rooms bath good cellar
price only g. 900; terms very easy.
For Sale-Splendid history and basement bay-win.
2O1sO within two squares of government printing Of
nee desirable piece of property, and bargain at
For s.le.3 story brick houscs on St sw , and nd
sold At sacrifice TO immediate nurchaser
y93t L. STARGARDTER. 6l3 10th st. n. W.
L,OR sALE-2l5, a37 I'D ST. s.w; o-sTORY
bricks; renting for sao per month; price. "a 400
dwelling rooms; m l. price, e. ZOO cash. bal
ance @ II. Is and "a mo. b. LEONARD. $50 ~ st.
s.w. ly0-.5t'
E,OR sALE-HANDSOME NEW :SsTORY BRICK
room; all latest improvements; handsomely deco
rated carefully built under our personal supervision
and rst-class In every respect; house open for In
fYIER RGrHERop f ss p' msis
L,OR SALE-NEw, ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
II modern dwelling in fashionable confer northwest
well adapted for entertaining: Price. &l 900; terms
accommodating. TYLER { RUTHERFORD.
my214St' EU1 + ST.
EoR sALE-HANDsoME TwO-STORY BRICK
house Maple ave.. lie Droit Park; lot 2sx1lO feet.
Newly finished Io-rocr,l brick house. 1923 nth ST.
beautiful homes lot % feet inches by s feet 70 10
foot sSs e!sssy' "AhhhN H. ~ In 8,
LrOR SALE-NORTHEAST-SIX wELL-BUILT
II houses all modern Improvements. Price, B 500.
Terms. $3.50 ash, balance $50 ,'er month Apply
A. BLUND0N. Room ). f0t6 Est. NV. JyS-6s'
I,OR SALE-s2O CASH AND $50 MONTHLY-A
Il new SIX room Frarne Cottage; all modern i'm
Price. q. 500. GORDON BRO. Owners. Dls i St
N. W jyS-6t
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Perhaps it was Russian immigrant about
whom it was touchingly written There's .
name that's never spoken"
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1-NoR SALE -Ii2s 5TH ST. NV. NEW BAY
u window brick; . stories and cellar. 9 rooms and
hath with all modern improvements, such a. Speaking
sIaels heuss nrss-cl.ss a every respe terms sesy
- building snd Loan Association. New yosE. jyo,5t
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Big watermelons now are seen;
With fear we greet them,
For they themselves are not 20 green
As those who eat them.
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IN u ~ beuiiss sllsg = Dsshssds Ruzk
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IOR Saloon l4TH ST. CABLE ROAD, MT
II Pleasant four 3-story and cellar bay-w;ndow
bricks. containing nine rooms and bath handsomely
parered and decorated hardwood nnish; cabinet
nnaatels: chandeliers &C. - sold before houses
WE'RE completed; known Improvement and con-
venien,e found in nrst-elAss house Terms; small
rssa payment, balance monthly sxlne ~ house viii
psnf- Apply l. W. WEED 4 co. Managers National
1utuai Building and Loan Association Of New York.
6(D 11th 81 nv 1y9r
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F. W. Clarke will spend July at West Gray,
Ne.
Mrs. J. C. Peacock. with Miss Olive and Master
Roscoe. is at Berkeley Springs for the summer
Miss Gertrude Jones will spend two months
at Sea Isle City, N. ].
Miss Eva House Of Northeast Washington is
visiting friends near Cincinnati
Mr.. Jno. B. Larner is at Spring Lake, n. ].
Mrs. H. H. Pierce and daughters have gone to
their summer home at Mountain Lake Park. II
IL faid that the marriage Of Miss Pierce will
take place there the latter part of August The
event will be quietly solemnized, owing to re-
cent bereavement in the family. No cards will
be issued.
Mrs. Geo. Clymer 10 visiting ex-Secretary
Bayard at Wilmington. Del.
Mrs. William Strsnahan Of 9x7 Virginia
avenue win be at home for the first time Tues
day, July IL.
Mrs. A. K. Michler has gone to Richseld
Springs, N. Y. to stay until October Is.
The Birthday Club, meeting this evening at
Mr.. and Mrs. Croffut's. l4O B street northeast.
viii celebrate the birthdays Of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne, B. F. Taylor. Bastiat and John Quincy
Adama This Il the last meeting but one be-
fore September.
Rev. B. F. Httinger win spend two months at
Elizabeth, N. J.
Among the pass< myers on the North German
Lloyd steamer Gera from Baltimore "Wednesday
last was Miss Marguerite Schmidt and Mi
Mamie Stone, students u The Corcorsn School
Of Art, chaPsroned by Ma Schmidt. They in
tend perfecting Themselves by course Of study
With the leading artists Of Germany.
Mr.. q. B. Towies II at Gettysburg Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles b Hanford and Miss
Emo6ene Bear are spending their vacation 1t
the Warm Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
The following washingsonians were registered
recently at Busna Vista Hotel, Busna
Vista 6prings, Nd: Nyron n. Parker and
1iss Parker, ArA George Whitfield Brown,
Carol Q. Brown, Cuthbert hrnwsu Brown,
Mis- 4optross @. Elliott, Nrs. r. A. II
Hopkins, Monroe Hopkins, Alfred Hopkins, ".
7. Johnson. Surgeon Gen. Wyman, b x. Plain
and wife, tha Niases Plain, Fred Gray Cha Z.
Qlbhs and family, Mn n. q. Adss, tin Jean
cite HAlfofd. Lieut. ON B. n. nafcholder, Mr..
and Ma = G. johnson, Mn johnson, ". J.
Newton and family, Dr.. G. A. baldwin, einoa
Wo6, Ms Wo,f, 1is ooldschnidt NJ. and
Ma 4 Maurice Law, Nf. and Mn. b. B. =.
AacisylsnA. Mr. p. v. Ds0fsu, M. JnoL Oar
con, MI cakpon, ll1D Ted, llrs. Hobert A.
tsras, Aisss Psrks, d. 0sa O. Claws cd
IL Tsa.ade vn sna yst = osssys-
buRG
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C>OR HEAP-SECOND-HAND COMBINA-
L ton Psyche bicycle; good new. 8l5 l2th st.
NV tyS-3ts
E,OR sALE-CHEAP-PsYCHOS SAFETY BICYCLE
suitable for lady gentleman; perfectly new and
guaranteed for one year; $40 down; small monthly
payments. 1923 9th st. n jcl6.tr
LHOR SALE-TYPEwRITERs OF ALL KINDS:
Remington, Caltgraph. Hammond. Smith. &c. /;
nrstclass machines equal to new. at hareains type
writers rented TYPEWRITEk EXCHANGE,
myO Go st. n. ".
E>OR sALE-.OTTO" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
L and second hand: any size. Send for circular
call on D. BALLCFF. Att. 13i 9TH s.. N. n12
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After the elections Mr.. Gladstone viii 20 to
Paris for few days to dnd rest In searching far
materials concerning French nseaisvsl ,aniver-
stiles.
Mr.. John Morley becomes q minister he
win have to be reelected. His opponents in
Newcastle mean to nopinate Mr.. Joseph Cowan
to oppose him should he stand. Mr.. Covan il
immenseiy popular, and the conservatives would
be likely to gust Mr.. Morley.
appointment Of Sir David Bafbour e . dele
gate to the international silver cenfeusuce,
holding that his duties as finance minister Of
India require his exclusive Attention.
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FOB SALE
WE OFFER FOR SAFE HI
''HOLMEAD MANOR"
TWD LOTS ct only $500 each easy terms.
FOUk LOTS at only 81 coo each.
OTHERS ct small advances ever above figures.
TWO CORNERS, Zach 1O0Yl3. close 70 building
operations. Price. 5Oc. per foot.
SEVERAL CORNER LOTS at Csc. foot.
ONE ATTRACTIVE corner. on grade. 90.
90 600 SQUARE FEET
In one blockthe best located ground in the subdi-
vfsiOn-OFFERED AS WHOLE on easy terms
Lots on all streets in HOLMEAD MANOR-25c. 10
I,c. per square foot.
Pats Of above property giving prices locations Of
present and prospective improvements and other In
formafion delivered at office mailed upon appica-
tfon to WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
sy9-3t 14O7 r ct. n. W.
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EOR sALE-Two HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI-
y cenees On y street near 18th NV. new bsy-win-
dow briefs orOSn-sione steps and tritnminxs; II
lsrs cabinet mantes ele-tre bells and eectdc gas;
ffgh tinx apparatus &c nnlShed throughout IN hard
I.,od and with the very best workman sbip; price.
ali. 90 and on very easy terms. Apply J.. ".
and Loan Association Of New York. 80 llfh .. ".
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LNOR sALE-ONE OF The HANDSOMEST PRI-
II residences In the city. near New Ha nrshire
ave and 18th n new bay window brick heavy
brown stone trimmings rooms and bath; large
r~ptGn hall handsome cabinet mantels. beautiful
ffinz; crystal chandeliers, electric bells and gas
1Ashtne speaking tubes. sc. finished In natural
rt-erry; has every modern Improvement and conve-
naienee Of nr-tAss house. must be to be Appre-
l. " WEED CO..
1y<lN so 18th ST. n "
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i.

The door opened ana H0ftJ cd9llc et.
Time was slipping by, and Vladimir
grew seriously anxious. At last in the
distance some dark object could be seen.
vladimir turned in its direction, and
as he drew near found it was a wood,
"Thank heaven!" he thought, II am
now near the end"
He drove by the side Of the wood.
hoping to come at once upon the famli-
iar wood, or, if not, to pass around the
wood. Jadrino was situated ilnmedi-
ately behind it.
He soon found the road passed into
the darkness of the wood, now stripped
by the winter. The wind could not rage
here. The road was smooth, the horse
picked up courage, and Vladimir was
comforted.
He drove and drove, but still Jadrino
was not to be seen. There was no end
to the wood Then, to his horror, he
discovered that he had got into strange
wood. He was in despair. He whipped
his horse, and the poor animal started
off on trot. But it soon got tired, and
in quarter Of an hour, in spite of all
Door Vladimir's efforts, could only crawl.
Gradually the trees became thinner,
ard Vladimis drove out of the wood, but
Jadrino was not to be seen. 1t must
have been about midnight. Tears gushed
from the young mans eyes. He drove
on at random, and now the weather
abated, the clouds dispered, and before
him was wide stretch of plain, covered
with a white billowy carpet. The night
was comparatively clear, and he could
see small village short, distance off,
| which consisted of four or five cottages.
Vladimir drove toward it. At the first
door he jumped out Of the sledge, ran
up to the window and tapped.
After few minutes q wooden shutter
was raised and an old man stuck out his
| gray beard.
What do you want?'
"How far is Jadrino?"
"How far is Jadrino?"
4 ''Yes, yes. Is it far?"
'Not far; about ten miles,"
| At this answer Vladimir clutched hold
Of his hair and stood motionlcss, like q
man condemned to death.
Where do you come from:" added the
man. Vladimir had not the courage tc
reply.
"My man. he said, 'can you procure
me horses to Jadrino?"
eve have no horses" answered tbs
peasant.
(. Gould / find a guide2 Twill pay hin
any sum he likes.
Stop" said the old man, dropping th'
shutter: 81 will send my son cut to you
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III.

Maria experienced yet another sorrow.
Her father died, leaving her the heiress
Of all his property. But the inheritance
could not console her. She shared sim
cerely the affiiction of her mother, and
waved she would never leave her.
Suitors clustered round the charming
teiress, but she gave no one the slightest
lope. Her mother sometimes tried to
PERSUADE her to choose q companion in
life, but Maria shook her head and grew
lensive
Vladimir no longer existed. He had
lied at Moscow on the eve of the arrival
Of the French. His memory was held
Eacred by Maria. and she treasured up
everything that would remind her OF
him; books he had read, drawings which
he had made, songs he had sung, and
the pieces Of poetry which he had copied
out for her.
The neighbors, hearing all this, Won
dered at her fidelity, and awaited with
curiosity the arrival of the hero who
must in the end triumph over the mel
ancholy constancy of this virgin Arte-
mis-.
Meanwhile, the war had been brought
to q glorious conclusions, and oar armies
were returning from abroad. The peo-
pie ran to meet them. The music played
by the regimental bands consisted of
war songs, ''Vive Henri-Quatre,' Tyro-
lese waltzes and airs from Joconde.
Nourished on the atmosphere OF winter,
| officers who had started on the cam
paign mere striplings returned grown
men and covered with decorations. The
soldiers conversed gayly among them
selves, mingling German and French
words every moment i'll their speech. a
time never to be forgotten-a time OF
/ glory and delight! How quickly beat
/ the Russian heart at the words, "Native
| landr' How sweet the tears of meeting!
With what unan;mity did we combine
feelings of national pride with love for
the czar! And for him, what a mo
mentl
The women-our Russian women
were splendid then. Their usual cold
ness disappeared Their delight wa:
really Intoxicating when, meeting the
conquerers, they cried, "Hurrah!" And
they threw up their caps in the air.
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iTTg ME on. AieaIShiIe, the snowssorm /
did not abate. could bear It no long I
er, and again ordered the horses anc 7
started in the midst of the storm. Tbs /
driver took it into his heal 10 drive (
along the river, which would shorten I
the distance by three miles. The banks !
were covered with Snowdrifts; the driv-
er missed the turning which would have
brought US out onto the road, and Wa
turned up in an unknown place. The
storm never ceased. / could discern
light. and told the driver 70 make for it.
We entered village. and found that
the light proceeded from wooden
church. The church WAS open. Outside
the ratings stood several sledges, and
people passing in and out through the
porch.
"'Herei here" cried several voices.
told the coachIr,.sn to drive up.
"'Where have You dawjlled? said
some one to me. The bride has tainted;
the priest does not know what to do; we
were on the point of going back. Make
naste anu geV cut!
Il got out of the sledge in silence, and
stepped into the church, which was
dimly lighted with two or three tapers
\ girl was setting in u dark corner on a
bench; another girl was rubbing her
temples. Thank Cod said the latter,
'you nave come at lasti You have nearly
been the death of the young lady!
"The old priest approached me,
saying:
I" Snail begin?
'Degin-begin, reverend father ]
replied aDsently.
THE young lady was raised up. l
thought her rather pretty. Oh, wild,
unpardonable frivolity! / placed myself
by her side at the altar The priest hur-
ried on.
Three men and the maid supported
the bride, and occupied themselves with
her alone. We were married.!
kiss your wife, said the priest.
MY wife turned her pale face toward
me. Twas going to kiss her, when she
! exclaimed, Oh! it is not he-not heP and
! fell back insensible.
The witnesses stared at me. turned
around and left the church without any
attempt being made TO stop me, threw
myself into the sledge and cried,
/ 'Awayr"
"Whatr' exclaimed Maria. And you
don't know what became of your un'
happy wifey'
Il do not" replied Bourmin; neither
do know the name of the village where
was married, nor that Of the station
from which started. At that time
thought so little of my wicked joke that
on driving away from the church, fel
asleep, and never awoke till early tn
next morning, after reaching the thirt
station. The servant who was with IN
died during the campaign, so that
have now no hope of ever discovering
the unhappy woman on whom playe'
such cruel trick, and who is now 8
cruelty avenged"
} Great heavensp cried Maria, seizinI
} his hand. ''Then it was you, and yo
do not recognize me?"
Bourmin turned pale--and threw him
self at her teet.-From the Russian q
i Alexander Pushkin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-01-28

"Daily. tDaiiy except Sunday. SMeas.
Sunday only.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always as low
by any other line Through tickets sold and bug
gage checked to destination.
II contemplating lour es in any direction,pleast
call on nearest agent of tho company, or addteRs
my of the following re1tser Of the pass"n
department or foldersrate es and other infOrma.
ton
R DAVIDSON, Northern Passenger Agent, De-
trpit.
II, A. WILSON, City Passenger Agent, Toledo.
CHAs. f ROCKWELL, General superintendent.
Columbus
H. FISHER, General Passenger and Ticke'
Agent, Room II, Deshlcr Block Columbus.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-01-28

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