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THE BRISTOL,
IA to 10 East 18th St, near 9TH ave. comfortable
family house: very moderate terms,


IL 10 10 East 18th St, near 9TH ave. comfortable
family house; very modcrnte terms,
West Side.
BEDFORD ST. ~ Unth Wnrl)-Room, with
board: American private family; fire, bath
gentlemen.
CHARLES ST, 80, near Wnvorlry plac" beslr.
able rooms, with first class board hOinc!!ke
place; terms moderate.
CHARLES ST.. 80. Tirst-cia.l board; double
and singl" rooms, handsomely furnished; all
Improvements: moderate.
COLUMBuS AVE. 2l7. between G'th and 10Th
SIS. Connecting rooms, two gentlemen; sulc-
rior board - to -. Gum.
HUDSON 81, tno Furnished rooms for light
gentlemen; with or without hoard.
W~AVERI.EY PLACE, III Large, sunny trout
rooms: good Table: every convenience furnace
heat, CRATE; table boari.
l+TH ST, 2a7 WEST Two large h~anisomely
furnished roonis, first floor: one top floor; eA-
c"ll"nt board.
I4TII 81, 237 WEST Large and single rooms
with board parl"r dining room.
lGIII 81. Ia WET Iara" and small rooms,
nicely furnished with or without board.
l.TII 81, :f2l WEST Large front parlor, Two
flights lp; suit one or twO g"uts; VIS, bath;
terms reasonable; few bpard"rS wanted also. Bar.
lVIH 81, :pB N,It~r-- single aud double rooms
with board gentlemen, y" ladies, ~; also table
buapl.
18TH ST, ~ WEST Nicely furnished front
moderate,
18TH 81. ~ Ri " Est OILERS r,urns, par
lor dining room superior lnhl" ami appoint
mcmts.
18TH ST. 81 AND ca WEST Handsomely
furnished large nnd SINAI! rooms; IArIor ionr
dining room.
10TH ST, alo WEST Pleasant single and
loubl" rooms; good board; early breakfast Up'
tpnnl tnbl" board.
2orH 81, iu WEST desirable rooms; high
class house superior IN every respect.
pI-I- 81 q WE-I= l.strlll. ,#,,.lN furnished
rooms, with hoard; select surroundings, table
buari references.
2i~r 81 2As MI~r ]p"..rall" ro.n;, excel.
lent table, good house : 'H'I"in"n ana ~tn'i,iilr''
reasonable tnhI" hulrl.
2i-T 81, ~ WEI Nicriy furnished nncE
p"rl"r, other rooms; running water, best at
board reasonable prices.
2l>T II, ~ WEST Inrr" front nom; rS"ri-
lent h"nrl Tor tw" mo orurr nutr.'r>
2?poT., -? wI~r Ia.rg" room. lrrE" c'o,cr.
folding bed, running water; superior t1hl" 81
for two.
22D ST, 3I3 wr~T. chelsea HOUSE. Rooms,
vim board, ,insIy or rn suite; permanent Or
tran,lruts.
22p>r.. unwE~r Nowly furnished par!or and
iarS" rom, iroT. m," ,nl, ,"r " or ! WIN
IBID -. HlN WEST Eu-li.u iDu,lr can accom-
moigtr one or TWO huardorN, alice home, good
board.
ESD 81. p, WEST. Handsomely urul,ao
rooms Win excellent bo4rI, al,o table board,
terms rri,~punhlrs
2lrII ST, ~ WEST, Furnished large aud
small rooms. wttl or without h' ard terms mod
crnir: early breakfast.
gTIH ~, = Wt~I- FURNISHED roou~, with ~
c"lirmt board house and communication first
C.rs.
9sru ST, S2i large ant small room.
nicely furnished. Win excellent "v'' board
alp~r 9owEsr Renovated 'hn. nont nrw
ppprir'urNhNp: elegantly furnished T"umN:
ouisii" excellent references.
mn, - ,sYt ,lI-r = ,f,4r fr4,F e 49,. t..,l
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, zoe. per Inc: Second Time, nc. per
line: Third and Subsequent Times, Ijc. per line.
No extra charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA ARG FOR ADVERTISEMENT
for The World may he left at any American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
Office.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

"SSt u
3STU 81. 2al VEST Handsome. sunny suit:
families; also square aud single room excellent
hOnrl.
mrI 81. "Oi WEST. near Brondwny Hand
some parlnr, sunny rooms, every convenience,
with hoard; very reasonable.
i5rli 81, @G1 WEST Desirable rooms: superior
table, terms moderate; tnhl" board: reference.
46rn 81, :Ggi WEST Large and small rooms,
good tnhi" hoard, strictly Pivatc family; refer
rnCrs.
ann 81, ia7 WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms; ilr,t-class board: table bonrd parior
diniug ruom.
4sriI 81, @n WEST Nicely furnished hall
room. nlSo clcov", with superior board parlor
Tor physician.
iSlU 81. "u7 WEST sunny rooms, with board;
ladies', 81 gents, -.
lsTu 81. 3ia WEST Good hoard; single aud
double rooms; ladies' -, gents 81; also back
pnriur.
4Sru ST., :pl WEST First class room: board:
bath; - 80. table board, ~ per week.
5srII 81, ;rW VEST Handsomely furnished
rooms excellent table, French cuisine; motcr-
ntr; table board.
5sriI 81. $50 WEST Elegantly furnished
rooms; first class table aud appointments; per.
mal"nt parties: rrfcr"nc" exchanged.
9Th 81, 100 WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms. with board; all appointments; con-
TGrII 81, 90 WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms, singly or EN- suite: honrd optional; sup"-
riur table; references exchanged.
nlslcd rooms IN select house table and attend
Gnce first clnss references.
North Of ,asth Street.
lgIrU ST, lHi Cheerful hall room,
neatly furnished, with board.
l3uTII ST. lEI WEST Wen. furnished rooms,
good board running water, fine location.
Brooklyn.
POPLAR ar. 5-larg" nnd small rooms, with
hoard homelik"; . minutes 10 thr bridge.
H~oboken.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elderly Indy, with or
without honr,l; terms moderate. Mrs. Sert!c,
S25 bloomfield ST., liobOkcn.
Jersey City.
/ GRDNE ST. PAL. near ferry Nicely furnished
room, with excellent board. 81.
OAK ST, III, Jersey CITY Room and board.
gentlemen Or couple; private, near Jackson
station.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
Furnished.

GUARANTEE to rent furnished fats promptly;
no charge to register; have hundreds applica-
tions for furnished flats daily. FLAGG coo fur
nished flats, 2i2 West 2:}d 81.
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Unfurnished-West Side.

C0IuMRIS AVE, Go1. near sHh st. Best SIS
fiat On west side.
GREENwICII ST, 62G, near Morton Elegant
improvements; SID Sia. %Janitor.
JONES ST, IL - Central apartments TO let.
Jumitor.
VANDAM ST, 90, near Hudson Four cosy dec.
GRATED rooms; heated free: range, ice-bOx SIS;
small families.
It'll AVE. 100, 3o2, :o4, 9TH ST. Handsome
flats, five rooms and bath; all improvements;
W.. "'
STU AVE, ,li4Tm ST. Elegant corner fiat, I
rooms and Path : s2 i"n to 81 %,i Ins slS apartments
9TH AVE. llO-Apartmcnts Of three rooms:
newly papcred and painted; improvements; for
small families.
and ! rooms; all improvements; every room
has outside light; rent, SIG To S22; reference re-
quirpd,
nth ST, - WEST, near 9TH ave, Elegantly
decorated flats; all improvements; s23, SIS.
10TH 81, 22S WEST. Elegant Hats: 1 large
light rooms; newly papcrcd; SIG to SIS: house
Keeper.
2lsr ST., BIZ, 3i0, 32l WEST - Decorated
apartments, four rooms aud bath; rents s!l to
2lST ST, $50 WEST Elegant light front five
room fiat; new house; best order; improve
mrntS; sci. Janitor.
rooms, si4 10 sis; newly papersd and decor
BID 81, los NEST Beautifully decorated
apartment, 3 light rooms; AL imprnyemenlS;
halls carl"lfrl; rent SIS; only 80 feet from dth
ave. l.. station.
3arH 81, 24r VEST Elegant light front Hat
new house; best order; heated halls; improve
mcUtS: SIS. JanitOr.
LIST, 4 atG shd 81 Iron f16at 81 ~ 10 S Va; Sli3 one rear; 4
rooms and bathroom; parlor heaters.
3GTIT ST, % WEST. between 9TH and 9th aveS.
Elegant first Hat, seven light rooms; suit
GOTH st, 264 WEST. -Four aud five rooms and
bath; decorated: steam heated low rents.
42D ST = WEST Rooms, ~, $40, $50 MONTH
Is. inquire ~ West AID at, upstairs.
l3DS 81. 800 WEST-Nicr apartments; improve
mcnts; 3, ! rooms; Sl2, so, Sld. Apply janttor.
41TH ST, 35S AND 800 wEST-EleGant apart:
mcuts, flats I and , all light rooms; decorated
c"iling.; combination bath; new houses; rcnts.
Sl9-9B. JaniiOr.
a7TU ST., 4l2 -Four elegant rooms. all
improvements and light; fine nelghborhood;
rent Sl7, basement $40.
BOTH ST, 5I, LI8. 5iS AND 551 WESr-3
light rooms, papered and painted; water, wash
tubs aud glass closets In kitchen: ~ to cit.
5lsr 81, 400 WEST-First flats, single house,
b rooms; halls, parlors heated; S45 10 $50.
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BROOKLYN.

ROY ST, 90, Jersey city Heights First floor, 4
rooms. with improvements; upper part occupied
" owner: $40: very low to suitable tenant. III
To Barclay or Christopher SITS. New York.
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Hotel Renaissance,

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ADD ST, WEST OF 5TH AVE.
Several apartments, furnished and unfurnlshed,
for rent.
TIE BURLINGTON.
West Both II. and 9Th ave. Handsome front
apartment, 4 rooms and bath; meals n Ia carte.
81 WEEKLY, three room flat, complete for
housekeeping; 4 rooms, SO. Jaultor, 800 9TH
ave.
Furnishec-MlseeIisneous.
DAINTILT furnished flats; all sizes, prices. loca-
tions. FI.AGG, largeSt Hat agent In the city,
242 West Odd st.
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THE COLUMBIA THEATRE SCHOOL,
FOR ACTING.

TIIVUN II y, y. !,
This school offers a thorough and systematic
cuurS" uf dramatic Instruction, Tchcnr>Js on Tho
grand ,'ugr at H." Columbia lhol;rn.
m" city of Brruklyn affords oNpcciI advan-
tng,.~ To uuu. resident students, being lphS cNpen-
slyu u> a place OF residence. Will" IN" school Is hnt
twenty minutes from the heart ut \,N \ urS CRY.
For prospectus uud tai particulars address J. W.
slLANNuN. L-lLmLLl I--L-Lr. llL-mkLNm. y. v.
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aTH ST.. IS wEsT-Elegantly furnished rooms
TO let, every convenience. also hall rooms;
breakfast n desired
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Business Opportunities.

CANDY aud grocery store for sale cheap, on &C.
count Ot death in the family In Europe. D
keutavr near Myrtle and, Park aves. brooklyn.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, $500; nets $40 per
week must sell at once; investigate Address
90 Nust ram Il.
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The IROOUOIS,

EXTRA LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FLATS;
,hnth. private hall, steam heat; private. house
station; one handsomely furnished. 30 West
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WE AVE plenty Of customers ready to Invest
IN pnNiug business: remember we make no
charges iii sale II made. II, l37 Arbuckle Bldg,
BTuuklyu.
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STENOCRAPHY
BANJO-M
PIANO., VIOLIN

lessons. D.. j. MURPHY, 81 mh ave.
BANJO. violin, guitar, mandolin school: Indies
taught privately: ~ course; Instruments fur
nislIci, HORTON, lbI West I'D II.
BANJO. mandolin, JlE and clog dancing school;
circulars mailed. i. hogan $3.50 ave. near MI.
&. DOiioDN'S banjo, guitar Cud mandolin
colleges. j!'s 18th ave, l2L East l2ith Il.
LAWRENCE school OF A,lING-LlucEtlun
nni vocal culture, luI West i!d i. Class and
private instruction: fully equipped stag" uul
twelve practice rooms. Circulars on application
To EDWIN GDltiDN \ MRLNtE. director.
SHORTHAND y NrEWltlIISG. bay
aud cV, nipE: speeding classes. Isaac ptmau' !
Metropolitan NClIu"l, - 9Th ave. circulars,
SHORTHAND ani iyI"wrting ON" weeks
thai tree; day and evening classes: personal in
s]tructiun given each student; speeding classes,
terms reasonable. ~lIruukINu College. llo liTual.
way, between Bedford and briggs ave-, /. Morse.
Principal,
sTENNiRArliN and IvI"w rtiug school,
sl6 broadway, y. y: ~ week. Call or write.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Tor ladies and chill.
drru, founded lN1T. 2Nb AMI 2IS West list Il.
Nine. - NORMAN. Principal.
500 YEARLY no extras; all branches thnr-
uugh Instruction.. best care. Address Home
A,t.Il tsTirr.,...I \
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27rll 81. iu MESr, notr broadway Hand
sonnclN furnished Iariur floor; other rooms
moderate rate.
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81. T5ISTIIE COST of paperlng a room with hns
GLAZED wall paper; VIII fine sold paper =.
EASr=iDF M.NLI-PAPEls SUPPLY CO., lOI
Essen. -. branches, ~ Carnine ST., and l6A
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MISS McCABE'S
A...NeW York Academy Of Dancing.

e. CDSSTA MINE, 20 WEST 18TH ST.
Now open for pupils: every pupil receives private
lessons: latest gundrilles and w1ltzes: classes daily
and nightly, waltz guaranteed In threa- lessons;
all forming class OF four will receive compliment
AIRY inst riction ticket.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20
Answered.

.- Answered.
Agony of mind distorted her classic
features.
Kneelng upon the tufted floor Of the
front parlor, she held her clasped hands
aloft.
What have done, !" she moaned, .sthat
should be thus cursedY'
Then she went on to relate amid sobs
how many young and eligible men had
come to call ON her, how they had uni
formly shown symptomsof IN acqnaint.
ance npening into love, how they had
suddenly become cold and LEFT with !
few perfunctory words Of farewell
Heaven help me, she cried, with IN
the earnestness Of : distracted soul
And even as abe spoke 8 Reese stole
into the window and gently turned her
cooking school diploma toward thswan
Ere yet another month had passed the
cards were out. Detroit Tribune
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20
He Washed tho Tier.

When Pezon, the lion tanner, was at
Moscow with his menagerie, he hired q
Cossack to clean out the cage of the wild
beasts. The Cossack did not understand
word of French. Pezon tried to show
him about his work by motions with a
pail and sponge. The mouiik watched
him closely and seemed to understand.
Next morning, armed with q broom, a
bucket and sponge, he opened the first
cage he came to and quietly stepped in.
He had seen his master step into two
cages of harmless brutes, but this one
happened to belong to splendid tiger
that lay on the floor fast asleep.
+ at the noise made by opening the door
the creature raised its head and turned
its eyes full on the man, who stood in 4
corner dipping his big sponge into the
bucket. At that moment Pezon came
out and was struck dumb with the sight,
What could he do to warn the man? A
sound might enrage the great beast So
Pezon stood still. The moujik, sponge
in hand, coolly approached the tiger and
made ready to rub him down.
The cold watsr on its hide pleased the
tiger, for it began to purr, stretched out
IT'D paws, rolled over on its back and Of
fered every part Of its body to the treat
ment of the moujik, who went on scrub
btng with might and main. All the
while Pezon stood there with his eyes
wide open as Il nailed to the spot. When
he had finished his job, the Coesack left
the cage as quietly as he entered it. But
he never did it again. london Million.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20
81. LOHEYDE.
Notice to zPub1ic
Removal FROM OLD STAND.

| am nov prepared to do business in
my new gallery second door north Of
Dakota House. now do work from
minstte to life size. All work finished in
Parsian Enamel, second to none. now.
have Tine rooms, new outfit (life sizel
and am prepared to please all customers.
| also 'ake orders for crayon, watsr and
oil cslor work. Special invitation ex-
landed to wedding parties, clubs, babies,
and people with costumes. Please call
and see new goods, rooms, etc. We will
treat you the best We know how. Call
and have your photo taken.
j. F. CRowELL,
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non,t MS. nj,

Don't Blame Htw
JonesRobbins gsve mo this eiR1x
Brown don't blame ia
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20

shock = boWeaf - . 1sarine hook, fafo Fl
couple q these % four and twsnty n
seach box The price il twopencs, md I
fguarAnteesti Il kept dry, tho conteufs win
newer deteEiDrate Thank you. gentle
msn wish ron good evening
His ghbness had been successful; but.
~ at ease. he shudled on "a the old
house with the pear tree. Il silver
named colt was reaching over the pad-
dock rail, the image Of the roam mare
they used TO call Rube. All was quiet
and prosperous, and in the garden path
stood the familiar figure. he SUNK into
the shadow Of the churchyard wall. Yet
it was only Dick. grown into the sub
stantial staidness Of his fathers place.
He went to the low matched house
standing all askew, with the stalls and
the wagon shed where he and Dorothy
used to meet. He would sleep that night
IN one OF the wagons It was scarcely
dusk, but the life came back quite clear
y. Work was over, and nobody would
come, so he went In and climbed IN out
of sight.
j He heard light step and peeped over
the tai1board. There stood the Doll
Sanford Of years ago, with budding
womanhood beneath the open neck Of
her print frock. She had run out in
haste. Her lips were parted. He could
see her face looking toward the rate into
the orchard Then came q firmer step-
just as when they said he was too wild
for their Dorothy.
Il mum't stay tonight, Jack"
"A few minutes, Doll"
The maid'sout Mother'll miss me, =
'sDollr' .sJackr
They kissed close to the wagon wheel
and were gone.
he could not help it. Come what
would, he must 60 to the house. and
presently he crossed the yard. entered
the porch and Knocked.
Nothing today, thank YOU said 4
sharp voice through the partly opened
door.
he remembered the Craddock rule
never to give money nor refuse bread.
"WM you give me q bit to eat9n he
begged. ..,,,.,.
Without word she disappeared, but
came back, bringing also cup of cider.
"Isnt this Mr.. Grade ock's?"
'.It Is" ~% 81
II knew one of that name once-ack
Craddock. We were chums. was by
when he was killed. I've got something
Of his now"
''Killedr' she echoed, trembling.
Eyes. It was in the trenches before
Sevastopol- -
She gave sharp cry and sank into the
stone seat in the porch.
A burly figure came from the house.
whats this? What's this?' he blus-
tered and seized the tramp by the collar
and shook him.
Don't, William" pleaded the woman.
TITS nothing. He has done nothing"
He shuf1ed nervously into the high
road and stood there in the twilight be-
meath the pale summer stars. Had she
recognized him? He could tramp no
farther that day, and again he skunk
across the yard and climbed into the
wagon. At dawn he would trudee on
far from the village-out of the district.
At daybreak came the horses, but they
did not wake him.
Here's thik tramp Teller. God! He's
dead! What dost gay, Abef'
Abe soiemnly said, moo fearr'-Wal-
ter Raymond in London Illustrated
News.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20
He Was Out,


A singular adventure befell Buffalo
woman at a large hotel in Berlin. She
was making the tour of Europe with her
two small children and could speak no
language but English. One night, hav-
ing retired early with the little ones,
she was awakened by peculiar noise,
which she soon became convinced was
made by some one trying to open the
door between her room and the one ad-
joining. ..s ~. 81.
She wasn't a bit scared" people never
are under such circumstances-but she
got up quickly, turned on the electric
light and rang the bell. The sound at
the door ceased suddenly, and pretty
soon a ''Dutchman," as she called him,
appeared in answer to the bell.
''Speak English?' asked the woman
the usual first question. !.
II shpeaks heem a leetle," was the re-
ply.
''There is some one in the next room
trying to open my door"
mo. He is out" said the man.
"But there is some one there-a rob
ber-a burglar-don't you understand"
''He is out. He viii be cen at halluf
past zwelf."
"No-a robber! burglarl q thief
thief, I tell you-a thief in the next
roomP'
"Vell," meditatively. II do not fink
he ees t'ief, but he ees oudt. He viii
be cen at halluf past zwelf, and will
-tell-heem-zat- you-want- to-see
s-heem. "-Harper's Bazaar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20

Inc s0OCQ00Ou0o 0n0We0 1I0 mike 3o0
window just below us on the rocls
Tho two tiny rooms of the place
boxed wsxm and bright . We opened
the door. sss
Half . dozen msn wezs drinking oo6ee
from tin cups at : table. The bonn
house man, apathetic . ever, with his
Iesinous looking hair IN his pale Dyes,
Was frying bacon IN 8 great skillet
The innkeeper joined the throng at
the board. His daughter and sat BY
the stove in the inner room.
I shall never forget that room. The
pattern Of the homespun coverlet On the
boomhouse mans pallet is indelibly with
me.
Soothed by the heat, the innkeeper's
daughter dozed off, with her feet on the
hearth. I remember observing with
dreamy interest the yellowness Of the
teeth exhibited in the graceful abandon
of her slumber. I thought OF snuff. I
think I had drowsy moment myself
Some one stamped noimly into the
other room and asked for whisky.
glanced out. It was the mill man Of
Idy's infatuation. He flung himself at
length on q bench behind the cook stove
and lay with shut eyes His clothes
were dripping with thin mud, and IN air
of utter WEAKNESS pervsded his attitude
HE had scarcely looked at the boom
house man. IglAnced at him, however,
and became aware that his aspect had
changed. Something ike life shone IN
the pale eyes under that unkempt hair.
He was standing still, just staring with
a half blind gaze at the man on the bench.
Suddenly he stepped forward like .
shadow.
Its you, amt it?' he said.
The man on the bench shot round 4
startled gaze. He saw the revolver in
the lean hand leveled toward him. He
must have recognized Idy's father in the
figure standing over him, sternly poised
as to q deed of necessary vengeance.
II howed God Almighty "a give you
up to me soon or late, said the old man
simply. II waited. They amt nothin
to say. You know what you're dyin
for.".s. - -
The whole thing was singularly pas
aonless and without any aspect of trag-
edy. On the stove q painful of meat
crackled Noises from outside came
distinctly. The candle fickered and
cast thread of light on the lifted face
of the man on the bench.
I myself had sense of inability to
move or speak. The innkeeper's girl
slept on. Whatever consciousness had
seemed to be in the millman's frame,
passively awaiting a sharp, metallic
click. There was no chance at all for
him. He seemed to see this and to take
it calmly.
'sGo on" he said. Il wronged you.
I've got-a little daughter-myself. If
you've any heart in you-don't say
Why
His voice broke.
The briefest instant passed. And then
there was a sound, but not the sound we
waited for. The boomhouse man moved
little. The rigor left his form, and
saw his arm fall slowly against his side
Il amt going to kill you" he NUT
tered. "You got daughter. Go and
see as no black hearted villain steals her
from you. Eva w. McGlasson.