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DEATHS.

BENNETT at No. ST. west Mar
shall street. october 10th, at 8:45 p. NJ,
MARY A.. wife Of A. j. Bennett; aged
twenty-one years. -.
Funeral will take place from Sacred
Heart church SUNDAY az 4. NJ. Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited.
HOLMEs.-Died, at her late residence,
No. 60l Nicholson street, AT 800 A. NJ,
October Il, 1885, Mrs; LOUISA A.
HOLMES, In the sixty-eightn year OF
her age.
Her funeral will take place from Leigh
street BaptIst church SUNDAY, October
I'D, at 3 o'clock p. NJ
GLASGOW. Died, october 20, 1893, at
1870 p. M. TRAVERSE GLASGOW,
AGED thirty-rine years, at the residence
OF his father, No 500 Gordon street.
Funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church (coloredl oONDAf at
3 so p. NJ Friends and acquaintance
invited 10 attend
ALLEN.-Died, at 2:2o yesterday after
noon, al 1902 north Twenty-eighth street:
J. l.. ALLEN, In the thirty-third year OF
his age.
Asleep in Jesus"
The funeral will take place THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at $50 O'CLOCK,
from East End Baptist church.
Norfolk CVa) and wilmington (Del)
papers please copy.
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WEEKLY EANK sTATEMENT.
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, oct. 21.-Flour dull and
steady winter wheat, low grades. SZ.UOg
-i5, fair 10 fancy S2.45g323; patent,
s. Og&bj; Minnesota clear, S2.5OGZyO;
end steady, common 20 fair extra, S2.UUq
go, good TO choice. S31Og42O.
Wheat dun and lower, closing steady;
80. red, store and elevator, 6l$ic.
a1oat, Os96Sl4c. Options were very dull
aa1 closed weak at 3s854c decline Octo-
t.I 075sc.; November ooAc.. December,
Corn dull and weaker; No. 2. 46Xc.,
ELEVATOR; 47hc. ahoat Options were
very Gull and AQ12c. down, without fea-
i-lcs; OCTOBER 4G4c.; November. 46hc.
Oa,s dull and lower. options weaker;
el1er &c November, 34c.; December
5ftc SpOt-NO. 2 white, 3OAc. mixed
Western, 54i9Q3514c.; white do, 37Q4lc.
Wool Ia moderate demand and easy;
-.m'tue fleece, zOg25c.; pulled. l6s25c.;
Bs.i drm, family, Sl2.OOalo.A5; extra
5,9aa, SI05O4llOO. beef hams duh at
f.y34JUJ, city extra, India mess, $500
80 a0, cut meats steady and quiet;
t.att4 bellies. Sl2OOQ l2.25; shoulders,
s.''s'.'y, hams, Sl0O9lO.5O; middles
Lard quiet and higher on near by;
"ya.ru steam closed at SlO.33, city.
','Vgtl5. Futures nominal. Refined
ST. Continent. 5000; South America,
-FHpvAuui So4-12
t-.u dull and unchanged.
N,l-a seed oil quiet; crude. 86Q36l5c;
',..". Soc bid.
yIg,lo.s.m quiet and firm; reHned-New
aga. &l5.
".sl trim and quiet; strained, COM
'-1- 10 sO0d Sl15lL8I.2O.
tIprtlne dull and steady at 29g29kc.
80. fairly active and firm; domestic,
20 extra. 5%QJssc.; Japan. 4Hg45sc.
-,.afars- Foreign nominal; New Or
s.s open kettle good 10 choice, quiet
@-- steady al 3O93Sc.
t,el-is quiet, fancy hand-picked. &c.
M ya options steady and unchanged
- POINTS up, December. Sl6.55q16.7O;
4aiy Sl6l0; May, Sl5.6OQl5.65. Spot
auh ana steady; No. Z. lshc.
law quiet and firm: fair refn-
% Refined firm and fairly ac-
g. 20. o fAa4 l5-i6c. standard A,
'sc; cut-loaf. 5%g5 l3-1Gc.
cotton. 5-32d. grain. 2ild.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. H.-Flour-
Spring patent, S3.95G42O; family, S2.75q
500
Wheat inclined to advance; No. 2 GO
Q63c.
42c.; No. . mixed, 42c
Oats easy; No. ? white, 32c.; No. ,
mixed 30c.
pork steady; mess. $3.50; clear mess,
$500; family, $1,000.
Lard S1OO00l0.25.
Bacon steady; loose shoulders, $3.50;
short rib sides, S1O.25; short clear, sos
Q1OS7i3.
Whisky steady at S114.
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GRA1N and COTTON EXCHANGED

RICHMOND, VA, oct. u. 1893
Onerings-W neat, 076 bushels; corn
(white), us bushels; oats, 96S bushels.
Sales-Wheat. $40 bushels; corn (white),
us bushels: oats, 30 bushels.
s-Wheat-Longberry 65c. TO
zoe: mixed, &c. TO G9c.; shortberry, COO.
10 6gc. No. red CSC. TO Coo.
Corn-White, prime Virginia (bag LOTS,
4Sc. No 2 white, 4Sc. No. mixed, 4lc.
Oats-Winter Qor seed, soc. TO sc;
No. mixed. Soc. to 351ac.; NO. 3 mixed,
3fc. to S412c
Rye DC. 10 CSC.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Oct 2l.-Flour-There
was an off day with -four dealers, the
lack Of wheat causing a very duh mar
kSt.
Wheat lower; October closed at 5S12c.
November. 50Ac.; December, 6O3sQ6OAc.
Corn lower; October closed at BIC; De
cember, 341kc.; year, 34c. bid.
Oats lower; October closed at 20c.; NO
vember, 27Ac.
Pork-Standard mess, SIS.25.
Lard-Prme steam, S9.371a.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, S6.S1l3;
longs and clear ribs. $3.50; shorts, $40.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders, $40; longs,
$40 *: clear ribs S1O75; shorts, S11.OO.
High wines firm at Si.14.
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OBITUARY.
John Clarke.

The funeral services Of the late John
Clarke were held at River View yester-
day morning at IL o'clock The following
gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: {. a.
Little J. X. Groner, c. Grant, Mike
Wosser. John Kemp and c. Heimline.
j. ID. Allen.
Mr.. J. D. Allen died yesterday after
noon at his home, 1902 north Twenty
eighth street in his thirty-third year.
He was a native Of this city and en-
ployed at Hare and fuckers box factory
as an engineer. He was brother Of Mr..
Charles Allen, Of Henrico, and mas sew
eral other brothers in this city and
vicinity.
His funeral will take place at the East
End Baptist church at $3.50 O'Clock TINS
afternoon.
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CHICAGO

NnlCAGO. ILL, Oct. 2l.-There was
eeehef tone 70 the wheat market today
-. "a NE close showed a loss OF lQIlLc for
,ss DAY. After the opening. &c. lower
~ -" Ile Slose OF yesterday. The decline
hat steady and the close was al the Lot-
ION figures wv
Corn was weak throughout. deriving IT'S
zoe f-om wheat. The market opened
isiher easy az is9he decline. gradually
~ tllng h0%sc Towards the close a
I'm sally OF 1sqhc, took place. and the
hc FOR the day. ~
yats we're weak, IN sympathy with
,nheat and corn. The close was Kefxc
over than yesterday. Trade was fght
~ me range Of prices covered but Nc.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA. oct. 21.-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened firm at 26l4c. and
closed at 26Ac. for regulars; sales of
59S casks. entire receipts.
Rosln Arm and advancing; sales 1900
barrels. QuOte-A, b. e and ID, Sl.OO;
E, S1.10. +, $115; G, S1.20; II, SLSO; l,
S1.65: *, 500; NJ. $500 n, S3.35; window
glass, $50; water waite, $3.50.
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Provisions opened steady on better
hog market 1T the yards. At the close
January pork was sc. lower, January
lard PIC higher and January ribs un-
changed.
Cash Quotations-Flour dull, receipts
moderate demand light and prices un-
changed: No. 2 spring wheat Vlbc;i no;
= red, 6iSsc: No. 2 corn, 37S$c. NO z
oats, 27ltc. mess pork, Sl7.5OalS.0o lar1 o.
q "a. drv sailed shoulders, S7O0Gi 20;
snort clear sides. S9.25q9.5O; whisky
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. oct. 81, 1893.
Cattle-Receipts $50; sales, $50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 800; safes
400
Hogs Receipts. $50; sales, $50.
Prices-Cattle: Best, 3lsc. 10 &C. gross
medium 70 good. SIC 10 3Ac. gross; com
mon 20 fair. &c. to 2i.c. gross; bulls, nc
70 2S4c. gross.
Sheep-2ryc. 20 8Mc. gross.
Lambs-9i1c. TO &c. gross,
Hogs SIC 70 oc. net.
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Richmond POsToFFICE.


+ IST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
i OCTOBER p, 1898;
MALES.
c. Anderson, Frank Antilotti, Jacob
Arnold.
: L. Bentley, }. Il. Binns. Joe Booker,
- Row1nan. Isaac. Brisk, John Brown,
Johnnie Brodie. Tyler Brooks, j. ii.
Brocl6er, Tommie Burke
Charles B. Cawthorn, Anon Clark,
Thomas Corcoran, Mel Courtney, b. r.
Cowherd,
Coleman Dabney Archer G. Denny,
James g. Dell, William Doyles, }. Z.
DOoley.
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George d. Farrow,
G.
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Beverley Gardner, @. w. Gaylor' . W.
Goodwin, Charles w. Goodwin.
Sidney Harrison, b. w. Hamilton,
Glenworth Hall %, W. T. Hall, A. {.
Hamsick. Cornelius Harris, Charles Hdf-
man, George Hubbard.
j.
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Canillous James. Fred. A..Jones.
John r. Kerr
Harry Langhorns.
n.
w. Il. Macon,
Ota Newman Rasmus Nelson.
p.
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Pendleton, John Perry, 5. NJ. Plersoi'
Frank Potter.
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W. d. Rabb. George Rawlings, S. w.
Rogers, George II. Robertson, {. L.. Rut-
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Willie SHELTON, II. Smith, Charles Smith,
George W. Staylor. j. S. Stuetz.
Il.
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Henry Twymay, - Turner, j. u. a 1ur-
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General Washington, d. G. West, Ralph
liams, Percy Wilson, Richard WILSON,
FEMALES.
A.
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Miss Phillus Anderson. Mrs. Angelina An
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b.
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Mrs. Rosa Bass, Miss Columbia Baylor
Mrs. Sue Block, Mrs. Henry Il. BAR,
Mrs. Mary Bird. Harriet Boay' Ella
Booker Mrs. j. l.. Boulder Mrs. " H.
Bosher. Caroline Bride, Miss Maude L.
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Eliza Brooks, Miss Malinda Bullock, hrs'
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Louisa W. Claiborne Miss Ella Chiids,
Lila Chndrey, Miss Mary Cohy. MISS
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i.
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Ter.
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Mrs. j. II. Gilbert, Miss Ida c. Gordon
Mrs. Maria Gill. Mrs. George GIBSON
Mrs. Anna Gregory, Mrs. loa gregory
II.
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Mrs. Bette Humall Mrs. +: A. Healey
Mrs. Margaret Helm, Miss Aoais Hines
Miss Edna Howe.
Mrs. s. ]. Jewell, Miss Sarah Jackson
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Mrs. Mary Jackson, Miss blanche yeh'
kins. Miss Clara l.. johnson, Miss Ma.
T.. Johnson, Miss Bessie Johnson, Magss
Johnson, Miss Mamie b. Johnson. misi
Dora Johnson. Miss MALTA Johnson, Miss
Christania Jones. Miss Lilly Lee Jones.
Mrs. j. y. Ladd, Marcelia Lawrence
Mrs. II. L. Lyon, Miss Pansy Lloyd.
NJ.
Miss Susie Mallory, Mrs. Fannie Nal
lory, Miss Dennie Mickens, Mise Char
lotte Monty Miss Iowne Moody. Miss Gil
lie Morton. Mrs. G. Morriss.
Mrs. L. C. Payne. Miss Grace Parrish
Miss Sadie Pereneste ., mss xName =
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., oct. 21.-Rosin
firm; strained. SIC; good do, 9Oc.
Turpentine firm at 2Gc.
Tar steady at SOC.
Crude turpentine firm; hard. $780, soft
and virgin, SLIGO.
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MARRIAGES.


sTAGG-WILDs.- Tuesday
evening. October 10th, at ire residence OF
Tenrico countv MIR. w. LEE stage to
Miss ALICE MAY WILLIS.
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York. passengers and general cargo.
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STOLE Part or THE MONUMENT.
One Of the Columns of tho Old Mary Wash
innfon n amorinI Cnrrlad on.

inxton ~ emorisi Carried on.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. a.
special-One OF the columns OF the old
Mary Washington monument. was stolen
from the monument grounds last night.
Hon. John W. Daniel has accepted the
invitation 10 deliver the grafton at the
unveiling Of the new Mary Washington
monument.
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full Of the b ~"sDyS tsr ss Ss oSn
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presents picture Of the human ns ss wa
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Rvs oP THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

Nu
Y ballads OF Aytoun OF Bckwo9a lame nsvs
Of Their popularity
only rival met with In every
repertoire OF author In IN
cAuo4 gyerseth heroic mciuehIs VI SN'' ~
as agan that OF the "Co'ehAh'e'S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Oct. "a. 1888
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ov Az AFRICAN FARM BY tRalpb from OLIVE scHl

de mr.
the nom story Of graphic descriptions eo INC M
traordnariy sbor have followed no % %
au herself her move
but struck out the life OF an orchard farm IN SCUM
reader froma
intelligence b leaves abing memory on every rs@aei " ~
novels OF he "eS'
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!. A TILLYLOSs SCANDAL. By ]. NJ. BARRIE

work by ]. NJ Barrie author OF the Scottish cia
iser," which had a phenomenal sae may be expe'
appetite intelligent reader OF high-class hco
peasant life, Mr. Barrie is his special
characteristics Of the Scottish weaver and the peasant
knows the sea- His sketches full OF dry, quaint
realism great and drecness OF narrative powe
day has Scottish fiction had such inerprete
depctor Of character lit at the same time with odd 81
or drol incident
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!. CRAWFORD. BY NRs. GAsKELL.

Crawford" In its charming miniature palnuhs anu
calls the best OF Jane Austen's novels II is dengn
social life I'm an English country village, descriptive OF
ions character and social conditions of the little comm
earnestness and with fine literary aptitudes In the
illustrated.
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Mrs. L. c. Payne. Miss Grace Parrish.
Miss Sadie Pereneste mlss NAme Il
Peticolas, Miss Clara Phillip Rias Mary
q. Pomroy, Miss Altos Pvrcen
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,,vs lin pressl BY (Ralph irony OLIVE scHREnER

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actercs besides high ndtauvs quaes Is TIE
before the thouau reAoe D
lights 70 work and uncommon mhI
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THE REYERIEs OF BACHELOR: on, BOOK OF agARr.

BY TX MARVEL donald g. Micbel)
This American classic enjoyed
is offered for
scibers
quaint
how unoro phno
ANCIENT Beautifully illustrated
ballads
withg
The
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10 are
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,,c,,p Bv OWEN MEREDITH Robert Lord Ly''on.l

Zoe e by the second Lord LysI verse with rhymed eoupes
fish AnbassaIo IND Of Mrs Aurora Leigh s az,
what IN tn strong admixture Of romantic h0ush' p ~
ton andbr brilliant oiaosu''
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+, THE UOVSF OF THE SEVEN GABLES. BY NATH

This masterpiece OF Hawthornes is full OF the I'm
In felicity of touch. It's author is unapproached by
day The work is, perhaps, the purest piece OF poet
American literature.
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-, vrpcTgIl BY BERNARDN J. SAINT PIERRE

This idyc story by S esSsl on place for
Is am mo possess Literature sn termed Gae an deazed Rob
With literary pG 70 tSa renowned work 1t Is b.
all the fas anries charming well as edfyinS general"
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Miss Susie Mallory, Mrs. Fannie Nal
lory, Miss Dennie Mickens, Mise Char-
lotte Monty Miss Iowne Moody, Miss Gil
lie Morton Mrs. G. Morriss.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

DRUGS. DYEsTUFFs. OILS, ETC.
Extract ogwood-Asforted. 15aleo.
Alum--3Q4c.
Concentrated Lye-si.75 TO $3.50 per case.
Cochincal--50c. per pound.
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.n,rs nr ALA. By CHARLEs LAMB.
uo,n TALES. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

y
vven world undyng oooK Ia wv over nftv yea
gre Annual published
In reality tHorght
subuety OK thought ana V
felicity Oh OF author OF The Scarlet
the spec its effect nv
air Oh Son nv imaginative genius OF the au'n'f'
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man Der r6ranti. 3te." aus 9ti;;a =
lit nod cines iener NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bes @olies. fpel9ss phne @onilie uno
5remoenanloduns jeoes Sabr am
Wlaria.S Sertiinoisun9stase in 6imie3
(alt9alliid Cemelenum) abaebalten
miro. SdoR um ieds llbr Wtorssns
pilgeru sanse S9aaren iun9er Mdo-
hen 3u Der auf ben Srilmmern zines
Dianentempels erbauten STRIDE, auf
oeren YorpldB un5lbli9e Suben uno
9dn.e auiseitellt iinO, nm aus einem
beroedten &orbe 9egen 3ablune bon 2
Sous eine t!eine biirre Gurte su siebcn,
osren 6orm ibnen bic 9laie ibres 3u-
tilnitisen ooer iiberhaupt ibr S6idiaf
prop6eseit. Sdnel ellen iis oann in
ben jebt osm @raien @arin De Goconato
eebOrisen @arien. in tpeldeni iid elm
psrfallensr glppllo=Sempel uno eroB-
artige rOmiibe Huiuen beIinoen, uno
neBen nit ein paar Sropfen Der nod
Iidernoen 8aherleitung Fqune cauda.
beige Guellel ibre gl,laen, upoura
ibnen ewise SbOnbeit seii6ert 1T.
Die Sleeu, g8unoer unb @rl6ei.
alun9en, iuelhe in Den nod gut crbal-
tenen 3irtusruinen ipielen, lino I'M.
sdblbar. ole bilbideiie wobl bic Sage
bonn Gbriiisnmdo6en Satid, iuelde aus
6urtbt Dor osn wiloen Sbieren Supiter
buloi9te, 9lei9 oarauf bonn SliBe eta
Iblaaen ipuroe nno 1000 Sabre lang
nluddtli6 berumirrte, bis Der Gapbael.
idiiler &anCaBo iie liebeno umiing,
uno als Die pIlOen Sbiere iie ibm rau.
ben wOllten, li1 uno tie bstreuSiste.
norauf Der ganSe Sput peridwanb.
3ebren mir ppn &OnlerSeit un0 Wtittel-
alter sur 3ssenwart ;uriid, 10 ieben
mir Die aus Der Weile suriidgetpmmene
Menge ii6 in's griine laeern ooer bent
Sang unO Suaelipiel buloigen.
Sa bieies Sahr 9Raria Yerfiinbi-
gun9 in Die 6alienseit REF. 1T oas 6elf-
slien etWas maser aussefallen; es be.
ljiano ans 1arten Giern, lllerlei Sala.
ten, berrliacn @jemiiien. Slipentorten
uno ,sebetta", tleinen SUDDEN nit
3piebelmarmelaoen; natiirlih fe6len
Saroineu bon Serin9ssr6be uno in
Gel Seiottene @oIieln bel teiner ni5sar-
bii6en Selili9teit. 9tah oieier int
5sreien ein9euommenen Wtahljeit bilbet
IiA gang pon ielblt ein 6eitSus NIT
6loten, 8uitarre, Samburiu uno
Manboliue all oersSpiBe, welder Die
rbmiiten @rdberruinen auiiudt iib
bort auiIolt unb tanst. bis Die Na4t
sinbridt. Die Burden treiben nab.
reno oes llmsu9es allerlei iebr beOent-
liden lllt. pbne su ipihen. oaB Dor
1000 Sabren oerielbe lllt an oerielben
STEELE ebenialls init bem Griuaden Der
Natur i'm 6riibiabr als Saturualien
Dor iia se9ansen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-12

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id Dir jeBt perbiste. Gabrielle uniere
9ergangenbeit ,u entbrllen; BORT Su,
i1 perbiete es Sir!1
.Waoame, es pIre beier fir Sic.
ipenn Sic bic Sabe tiiblsr betradteH
iuolten! = SD begreiie es. oaB Sbnen
Der @eoante uneririalid lit, iid Dor
Sbrer 5odter 81 oemiitbisen. 9luf
oenn, 10 ipillieen Sic ein, baB i9
ejabsielen oas 0ergan9ene peridpeise,
es lit ioiuobl in Sbrem als in meinem
Sntereiie! g8ollen Sie?"
9r belt ihr Die Sanb bin. ober
gl9nes wanoie iit) nit elmer protelii=
renoen @eberoe ab. Wit 9eienitem
Saupt, Die 3dbne in bic ltnterlippe
aesraben, itano lie oa mo i6len iu
iiberlsgen.
,SSSb uerlanoe, tpenn sic es min
i6en, crit morgsn cine beltimmte 9lnt=
mort BON Shnen, gnaoiae 6ran. SD
mill Sbnen 3eit lalien gu elmer leloen-
i6aftsloien 9rpd9ung."
,6jut oennl" atbmete lie auf, Sic
iolen morgen meine glntlport baben!"
sic nidte inn taltis sn unD ging
nod Der 5biire.