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NDay's Fatalities.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, January li.-Mrs
William de Courcey met horrible death
in he- home, 1919 Etting street, early
this morning. A kerosene night-lamp
exploded, setting fire to the house. Mr..
and Mrs. dc Colrcey escaped safely, but
left two children behind. They rushed
back TO save the little ones, and the father
succeeded in bringing both 10 the street
in safety, but the mother was overcome
by smoke and her charred body was
found by the firemen an hour later. The
father and children were badly burned.
CHICAGO, ILL, January 1.-Two fire.
men were caught under falling wall at
small ire IN Kensington. a suburb OF
Chicago, this morning. One, named
Stephen Morgan, was instantly killed,
and another, James Cunningham, was
fatally injured. A third fireman, named
Lars Peterson, fell through an elevator
shaft at fire to-day at the corner of
Washington and Jefferson streets, and
died a few hours afterwards.
TERRE HAUrE, IND, January IA
serious wreck occurred yesterday at Jes-
sup's Station. on the Vandalia railroad.
A freight train jumped the track and the
engine turned over. instantly killing
George Smith, engineer. and William
Warren, fireman.
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borough, in Nash county, n. O., 20 Rox.
boro'. The idea is 10 have short names,
and Wnyncsb3ro, Ia Virginia. instead u
Wayncsaorough, ia the OLD style, and
one Which most people used regardless
Of the department.
The post-ofico nt Cockrells, Mash
county, \. c.. IS ordered removed one
mile north of the former location.
Star service from Indian Draft 20
Callaghuns, Va, ~ ordered discon-
tiuuCd.
Mail service from ElmWood 10 Rowan
will hc cur1oilei after January 23d - ~
10 end 10 M. uia. emitting Rowan, de
cicaAng the distance % miles.
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Nnchnnnn Nccnn.idcrs.

N'sHvLr, TrSN. January IL
Governor Buchanan signed the rcsolu-
ton to-day authorizing a committee 10
go 10 Winchester. the home Of the
Governor elect, AMI administer the oath
Of office there. lie sad IN his message
which accompanied the resolution that
he thought this was setting a bad prcce-
dent, but he did not want 10 stand IN the
way OF delay the Inauguration Of tho
Governor the people had CHOSEN. In
consequence Of this Governor elect Tur-
ney will be inaugurated at noon in Win
chester Ivy q Supreme-Court Judge and u
committee from the two houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

tar. sfla.sO: penalties si2 so total ~. ois "a.
No offerings on Change Tor the vack
Private SALES Wrappers. $780, smokers. 2i5.
filters. "a; cutters, 80. darks. o. errap. rs ;
barley. 7 tugs, p-iotal, sf5 hogthsafs.
fnternAl-revenns collections Cigars and cigs-
rsttes, sl3.5a4.3A: sobaeco, slt,Oap. 10: sp.-
SIe.4A.
DARK ieose salcs, 34.5i9 pounds Highest
price, s2s.
Bright loose saIos. 3I,o5o pounds Highest
price. aOl.
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Fake of the First Water.

ISpo1laI to'gram % lie DIsOat'n.T
WELDON, \. c., January 1.-THE
report that the couvicts on the farms
near here had planned TO murder the
guards, burn tho stockades, and liberate
several hundred conycts, was " fake "
of the first water. The guards deny the
whole story.
Another cold wave is raging tonight
and snOw-clouds are in the air.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

TIIE -II-I ~ ~
HELENA. MoNT., January 1.-THE
ballot for United States senator to-day
resulted Sanders. 81 ; Clark, II ; Col
Inns, ,. No choice.
san FRA>CEco, CAL, January IL
Senator Stanford said to-day that the re-
port that he was to resign from the
Senate Is untrue. He says his health IS
good, and he does not consider that he
would be doing justice to his party or
his country by signing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

4 lTlf II III NEffArA Abf ANfnNN-ANAA AhNefH
O0'O from midnight TO midnight-for
virginia: Clearing weather Sun.
dav morning; colder; northwest winds.
For North Caroiinsi Clearing weather
Sunday morning colder; northwest
winds.
Weather Conditions The storm centre
over Western Nebraska Friday evening has
advanced eastward. and this evening pre-
sents a trough OF low pressure from the
lower Lake region 20 thu middle Gulf
coast. The snow area attending this storm
has extended 20 tho middle Atlantic coast.
and heavy rain hos falleniu the northern
part Of tho east Gulf states.
An area 81 hien barometer has moved
eastward. north Of Montana. Wit ataN'""
r..use n.I OF more than -O degrees m tho
Middle Rocky Mountain region. Fast II
tho Mississippi rver he temperature has
risen, tho most marked rIse beng noted
over tho northern part ~ the Fast Gulf
AMI South Atlantic states, whore tho
tempera ure ia % degrees or more higher
than ON Friday evening.
Cloarlug and colder weather IL indicated
for tho Atlantic coast and East Gull states
during SUNDAY. In the central valleys the
weather will be generally fair and cold.
TIVE WEATHER Is RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy throughout the day, with snow
at night. 1t was showing at mid
night.
Range Of the thermometer ut the front
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elcnMoNn uve.srocN:mAessr

RICHMOND, January 1t-Recsipts $40 head
cattle, ll9 sheep and lambs, aud $50 head
hogs.
Sales 900 head cattle, 10 sheep and lambs.
and $50 head hOgR
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4les4ian gross; r~iinm 70 cool,
Jia4,.c gro-s; common 20 fair, 2I4ASl4c sroeA
Balls, 2a2;.c gross.
Sheep, ta5c. gro-A
Lamhs. 6aHc. groes-
HOGS, sl1agc net
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ge OF the thermometer at the front.
NEm YnRk STOCK MAhkFT

NEW YORK, January 1f.-Iho trading IN
stocks during the short session to-dey was moro
active even than yesterday, and total sales ot
nearly $4,000 shares in two hours have cer-
,a,nly no. bcen cqualleI IN years The market
nlso br1aieaed materially AMI commission
houses report receiving moro orders from out
sidars In railroad shares Tho trading, how
ever. was stll tor the most part Of a professional
and local nature, though London vas buyer 10
some eItcut, and tho dealings in Dist'llers' were
attributed principally 20 liquidation 10y western
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

The features " the day were tho Distillers'
ami Manhattan, ami both were under cloud.
The prices OF most ~ the llst moved over mar
row range notwithstanding the activity; but A
few exceptions wore noted, especially tOnsoll-
dated Gas. Louisville, New Albany and Chicago,
ant Manhattan. Consolidated Gas rose ! per
cent. and dropped . &, bat ~ hnpl gain was $
per cont Manhattan declined from la 20 1872,
but closed a per cont. higher with loss OF 3As
per cent. ACTIVITY IA New England, EeaiinI,
Western Union, and the Grqng"rs resulted IN All
cases m fractional changes, declines being In
T.. majority.
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MARRIAGES.

CROWLEY -DCELEYEY.- Married, De-
comber n. 1892 at EOS vest Marshall
street. by Roy. J. b. Ilutson, WILLIAM
CROWLEY aud IDA DUNLEFEI: both Of
Richmond.
JErER-HUNDLEY.-MarI in Bris-
tol. Tenn, Jauury 9, 1893, ", WILFREU
Letter to Miss ELLA j. HUNDLEl.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRenorted for thu Disoatchl

JAEuARY 14.-No offerings on Change to-day.
Private salesi Wrappers, 30; smokers, ~
oilers, cutters, darks, 81; scrap. l hurley,
l Tugs. 2-total, 100 hogshoads
acknowledgements collections: Cigars sad cigs-
rettss, si,0s0.37; tobacco. Ok, LEO; special
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RcMnrd Of Fnifhflllncss.

ny teI 1sraUu u tho Ulspltchl
BosToN, January 1.-The Transcript
Cnewspaper) Company has notified the
widow Of its reporter Joseph ). Barker,
killed in the Federal street fire. that his
salary viii be continued to her indoh-
nitcly
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pcttiroat Scrgcant-at-Arms.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, January II
Mrs. ". VI. Anderson, Of Pulaski, WAS
elected sergeant alarms of the House
to-day. This is the first time a woman
has been elected to that position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

The funeral Of b. f. MURTlSHAW will
take place from Laube's undertaking.
rooms. corner Broad and First streets.
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock;
Members OF Richmond Typographical
Union, No. 30, are requested 10 attend.
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As Natural zs Life.

VV4I
First Little Girl: I've got q doll that
can say mamma" and you ANTI
second Llttle Girl don't care. Psps's
goin' to gs. me doll that | can wind mp.
and it'll wake up IN the middle of tho
night an cry for two hours.
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nrzra.Ns.rl,al1IrEsEEY,R



CASHION.-Died. the 18th day of De-
cember, 1892, at the residence OF his
fathcr, Wiuterpock. Chesterfield county
Va, GEORGE NATHANIEL CASHlON,
second son of Page NJ. Cashlon, IN the
2ith year of hls a.e.
Inferred al the family burying-ground,
near residence.
CRUMP.- Died. Of diphtheria. January
II. sl3, AZ the White House, New Kent
county. little EMMETT ouiy chlld ot En-
nett I. and Sonora Parsley Crump; aged
year and fl DAYS.
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake 20 weep. >
DONNAN.-Died, at his residence, No.
900 south BelWdere street. at 10 o'clock
Saturday night, January lith, JAMES VI.
DOMAIN, attorney nc law, IN the 9th
year Of his age.
The funeral will be announced IN Mon
day afternoons STATE.
EVANS. Died. mt the residence of her
husband, No. G02 north twenty seventh
street, January 18th. Mrs. ANNIE L., wife
or > II. Evans; aged 81 years.
Asleep IN Jesus blessed sleep"
Funeral from East-End Baptist church
at 2:3O p. 81. MONDAY, the 18th instant.
FTTZWH.SON.-Dled at keystone Bluff.
Fla, January ~, 1893, GEORGE II. ElI/-
WILSON, OF New York, son Of Ade'ue +.
titzwllsOn, OF tins city III the 18th year Of
his age.
church at 3 o'clock =. NJ. MONDAY. Jaag-
ary 10th. Friends aud acquaintances are
invited TO att nd.
GARNETT.- Died. At Lanefeld,' the
family home, King and Queen count i, D.,
January 10, 1893 REL BEN HANCOJh
GARNETT late Professor OF Greek IN
Georgetown College, Kentucky, IN the 3-d
year Of his age.
SHAW. Died, at his brothers residence.
No. 1921 Ashland street. at II o'clock \. ",
January 18th. HARVEY j., Youngest son
Of Thomas II. and Mary T.. Shaw; aged Il
years and II months.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
Although the body slumbars here
The soul is safe in Heaven.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence MONDAY at IL \. N.
WALTON. Died. at the residence Of her
husband. on Brook turnpike, Henuco
county, Va, January II, 1893, at 1880
o'clock, INDIANNlA, beloved wife u
Henry Nicholas Walton, III the I'D year OF
her age.
None knew her but TO love her,
None named her but 70 praise.
Funeral from Emanuel church SUNDAY,
January 18th. at O'Clock. Friends and
acqualntances are respectfully requested
TO attend.
WHITE Died. January 18th, at quar-.
ter 10 4 o'clock =. 81, at the residence Of
his parents, 70Ja north Fourth street.
CHARLES EDWARD. son OF Thomas G.
and Rosa 4. White; aged e days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SUNDAY. JANUARY I5 1888

now none e1ista For my own part, |
gladly receive aud welcome the news in
question. always supposing i 10 be au-
| thentic."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

sLOua.-We alJts; Fine. s2ass.s5: super
nne, s5.25as2.50; extra, s3.35as3.50. family
e3.50a $50; patent. st.50asL75.
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QUOTATIONS

WHsAr.-Lonxosrry. 7saSic. Mixed. 75ss0c.
nhortperry. 70esoc. No 2 red. 79c.
O0RE.-White. Virginia, bag lots, 5la52c No.
. white. 5la52c. No. : mixed. 4Sa0Oc.
OArL-NlnTer tfor seed, 3Sai2c.; No ,
mlxed. 3Sa39c. No. 3 mixed. 37a35e.
HYX-JSa63c.
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CHICAGo.

CHICAGO, January I4.-Wheat Jumped ~ over
cont to-day. The last half hour "A tho pt was
excited he clique pressure on the selling slds
was entirely removed ami the urics went soar
inc. Longs who sold early wore getting back
wheat, aud 4WRl shorts were coycttrg ono
rum0r last night was that Partridge was cover
ing. and another that no was selling stocks 30
enable him 70 90 margin moro heavily on ms tig
snort line ~ wheat. The crop dispatches Wcr0
somewhat startling. owing 10 tho eXtrems wea-
thor m many sections oi tho wheat belt. rnis
on top OF tho higher cahi's gave tho market
great force. Corn. oats. and provisions all crossed
higher buy compared with wheat their gain
was slight. Wheat opened Sc. higher, but
weakened about ~ 10 Sc, thon ruled stronger,
advanced loo, ana ruled firm, aud thu closing
Was within &C.. OF the opening.
Cash quotations: Flour strong winter patsnts,
s36DaFi; winter straight'. s320as1+O; spring
patents. SJ.1Jas4IO; No. " spring wheat,
sgs4a11c.: No > red, 71r No. . corn, 43l, c.
No = oars. 3ltea32c. Pork, Sl7.7jaSlS.sj.
Lard. SIO.S2t5aSI0.Sj. Ribs, s0.7jas9.SO.
Dry-salteI shoulders, Sp.S7lpasl0. ShOrJ-clear
sides. %IO.3Oast0.4O. Mhiskey, Sl.3j.
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ceA,N AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January l4.-0yFEBGSas-Whea
so bushels. Corn, 80 Dushels- Oats, l,l00
bushels.
SALES -Whe.,, so b1sheis. Corn, 90 ush-
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Money on cal has been easy. with all loans at
3, closing offerei ~ 3.
~tetiug exchange quiet AMI s'e1Iy; posted
rates, 2iN1a3AS9; commcrrgl tll-, SIN1isa
S4NIlU. Prime mercantile paper ia ln RDoi d"-
maul nc 81 la5iq for slyty to u'no'y days; . lali
tor four-mouth3 commission houses names, aud
bl5 on uumes slugly, VITA iron tour % STA
months 90 ran.
Government bonds dun iuf -teidy. Southern
state bonds entirely neglected. Railroad
bonds gctire and hrm.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JASuARY Ia. 1898
by telegraph


Steamship Bensfactor, o'Neil, PhiiadeiphiA
pa Norfolk, general cargo. ,-
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghan' baiinose'
passeugers ana general cargo
SteamshipAtlanta- Dole, New YORK, passon-
gers ana general cargo. -,
steanship william Crane. Fos'er rrovhsnse
via Norfolk and Newport News gonsfaA cargo
SAILED.
Steamship wyanoke, Boar, New iork' pas
sengsrs and general cargo -, $50.
steamshlp Atlanta, Dole, New YORK. passen-
gers and general cargo - ...,.,
s,sam,sin chsrlolts. Gsoghan, Baltimore,
passengers ana general cargo
sTssmship William Crane. Foster. Proyidsncs
era Norfolk' passengers and Ess-srai cargo.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH;
XIV YORK.

Nav YoRE. January i4.-Flour nrm AMI iuu !.
southern nour quiet ani nrui, Whoat nrmrr,
with options quiet; n. red, sltsl &c, sfors
and elevator; s2nS2i4c. afoaE Options opene 81
nrm at So .. a. uc". declined So, advanced
ilRasr, AMI closed nrtu Agas.c. over yestsr-
day, with speculation moderately acti7e. No
% rcd, January, su'ec.; May, $40. Corn
nrm and quiet; ~. Q. 52isCa52tae. IA
elevator: ST .q59tsr. afpst. steamer, mlNof.
81 sasac.. oDtinrs ors~~'' % 80. ..,ur -
~r.. .-tei ts1'sr,, au- .lusr1 1-ru. January.
a"tlc.. February, 5Zi - Mav. d. itr. oais
quiet aui stronger: options i1u Iuf frm~r I.
January, 3SAtr. AaT. 4ular. sGCt pr. - No
B. 81 b., do White. 4ltst. mixed wsrtefn,
3usfItvc. tufee. OpUnnsoprnel llInt aud ln-
changed fD D. points down, aud ci.4ot arm a.
lIA-' points up: JanHtry, tiH.baslh.3u,
Fouruary. tiN2u; May sl5.158st6.0O: sIot ki1
firm But tuil. ~. =, &C., no sale, gar dull hut
hrm; refined moderately s.ttye AMI hrm. NO
lasses-forrlgn nominal. New orleans fairly a.
tive ana steady. Rte In fair demand ami nm.
Petroleum quiet and ste7dy. Cotton seed oil
quiet aui steady; crude, i3sifr.; yoloF, a..
bud. k0-in Quiot and steady. lufpeutne quiet
and frn Pork quiet and steady. beef s-m ana
wanted Beef-hams steady ana 10 fair demand.
1IcrceI beet nrm With better export demand.
Cut-meRts Grim AMI wanted; picked bellies,
lie: shoulders, 81 g. bil: hams, 49, al3lsc.
Mlidles nrm. Lard opened strong and closei
easy options-JanUary Sil.O5 ND; May, gil (;
renned quiet AMI strong: Continent, sll.io
Frechts 20 Liverpool steady. Cotton, o-6id.,
grain, 1l5l. bid.
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The market closed active auI firm at the rally.
Sales, 3Sp 600 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, as, 100000; cur
rcucy, t6,GiIODO.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF morsv. Bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. So. snd the
weather Indications
lBr Telegraph to the Dispatch. !

f WlsHINdroN. u. C.. January IA
Irnln Forecast for twenty-four hours
0''O from midnight 20 midnight-For
Virginia: Clearing weather Sun
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elCHvOvosrOcK EXCHANGE.

@AII HHtI, IIUI"fY ", I'JI-
SALF&-lOO Richmond city 6's 10 1870 4
shares Oh Dominion steamship Company az s1.
closing qlotlton 10 tho s.J:H Bogct;
4)yzRtdEsr -gcuAIrki But Ast~f.
= 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

WuNiNGTos, y. g., January 14.--Turpentine
hrm nt JJitc. kosn nrm; strained, 97I5c. good
strained. sl.O2l- Tar hrm az Sl.IJ. Crude
turpen,ine steady; hard, 81; yenoE-iip and
virgin, $40.
CHARLESTON, :. G., January 14.-Turpentne
nrm az 3O1ac. Rosin nrm az sLO0 for good
strained.
SAVANNAH, Ga, January l4.-Turpenine
firm at Sic. Rosin arm ct sL0716 10 sI.l2ta.
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Encyclical for America.

10y Anglo-Amencan cablo to the Disoatcn.l
ROME. January l4.-Pope Leo is said
to be greatly interested in the situation
10 America, and DESTROYS of putting an
end to the ecclesiastical differences ex-
listing there. With this purpose the
Pope is preparing an eDcyclcal TO the
American Episcopate, advising harmony
aud union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

Several years ago tho Post Office De-
partment changed names of Offices so
that places ending in "boro" were
known as borough" and now it would
seein tho old style is 10 DO used, for one
OF the latest orders is TO change Rox-
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None knew her but 70 love her,
None named her but 10 praise.

WHIIE.-Died, january BIN, at quar-:
ter 10 4 o'clock 2. 81. at the residence Of
ms parents. 70y-, north Fourth street.
CHARLES EDWARD. son OF Thomas G.
and Rosa 4. White aged days.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-06-08

Jeus Oestruo, who was venting his
wrath upon the groom.
"You coward" he yelled, you let
the girl be snatched away before
your very nose, and do not strike a
blow for her. am glad enough to
be rid Of such son-in-law. Come,
folks, we'll have our wedding yet.
A girl belongs to him who can catch
her"
With wrathful snort he stalked
in through the open church-door,
and the wedding-guests slowly fol-
lowed Romance for June.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
THE RIDING MASTER.
Il Story of Love and Hatred Which
Ended IN o. Duel.

Man should surely he classed as a
iuminant, for after abundance he at
tains the calm satisfaction of that
species. My hostess was pouring the
coffee. Her husband, my old schoo
friend, Robert Danton. was reaching the
cigars. We were thoroughly contented,
and with such content often comes
"Reminiscences.
Alice doesn't mind" said Danton, as
he Iighted a taper.
Il take after my husband. then she
laughingly retorted. He always was
perVerse, even as a little boy. His
mother used to say that after he had
Teen punished for saueiness ne would
sui continue to mutter."
'Ihe courage of ones convictions Is
ept to be tiresome to others. | wonder
mat You tolerated him, Mrs. D~anton?"
Like Patrick Henry, | had no cleo
ton. He claimed me, you kr row. whes
we were little children together. So |
grew up accustomed to the chains OF a
ioregone conclusion"
Don't heed her." INTERRUPTED Dan
ton' In me you behold a victim of the
marital inquisition. | have been on its
rack so often that ! wouldn't feel natu-
TAI II my joints weren't all twisted and
Wy legs dldn't swing the wrong way"
l"u should both be ashamed to iibe
" Sour felicity. It's hypocritical, like
~nnlilonaire contemning his fortune.
i'u know that ! know that YOU are
He only Paul and Virginia who have
conquered fate. In your case, at least.
-. curse or true love never swerved."
On, mt" pleaded my bostass
De's Ii no romance without misery.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

one moment there was taught save
me iroth and spume and the EMBEDDING
yen; thsn we shot by "A small open boat,
As we did so, a figure. half reclining in
the bow. threw the painter, and caught
IL ana chung to 1t. The men sprang to
my, aid, the craft was brought alongside,
and, after much difficulty ana danger,
helped aboard.
His story is soon told. He had been
cunning for birds AT the mouth of a
creek in this mere shallop. He had acct
d~entally shot himself through the left
arm and had swooned from pain and
loss of blood; and when he had revived
he was adrift, his paddle gone. Storm
tossed, and shut in the gloom. lie was
a fine, manly appearing young fellow
don't scowl, Rob, 1t makes you look
and he was a German officer. Wei, the
account Of our return would be as to-
dious in relating as i was in reality; 50
you shall be. as at length We were,
safely over it. For the rest of our stay
at this quaint seaport town / studied the
sunset tints of the bay from the bluff,
and papa let Columbus do his sailing for
him"
My hostess arose. 81 shall now leave
YOU unrestrained to your evil devices"
she said. Rob always talks more en-
ELS, | couldn't explain the wakefuln"ss
of his guests
% - r. | pr %"ar A,a as s;GyG her crs ny
interesting, but where is its pertinency?
Surely Part L. ought AT least to indi-
cate what We may expect from Part
H.
"On'' she replied, with Il bright, tran
silent smile and flush. - forgot. Won
Strinman did me tn" exceeding honor to
ask my han in marriage from my
fathc", and was quite chaErined when
told that IT was already pledged to n
slip Of a boy named Robert Danton, who
dwelt at the village of Anyway, IN the
United States of America. So fare you
well. gentlemen. When you have quite
exhausted your faculties. deigu to return
to the dra wing room
Isn't she the sweetest little woman in
the world?' exclaimed Danton, with uu-
accustomed enthusiasm, SHE also for
got TO mention that her hand was Sc
VCIcly laCerated BY that rope, and that
II ever a man was head over ears, mad,
and d~iStrdught from love, II was Won
Steinman. Old Granger, my respected
father-in-law afterwards, told me that
his rawlings were something tremendous.
determination was to be my fate, and
the good old soul would have been in an
awful funk had he not supposed that /
was safe at my books 5000 miles away
and that he could war; me on his re-
turn. .
but when the Changers arrived at
Armway they found hat l had taken my
departure for the German University.
and hat our ships must ave passed on
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Think how sleek and snug stupidity al
WAYS is. out of very protection | must
,oI ,am ,ho, uastor pohor, orca ,o,nh,
tel you mat Master itooert once iousht
IA duel on my account"
what" | exclaimed, when your par
,, r,a, -roinnhors o,d ,,at ,amoirod
friends, and all Anyway had predicted
the match from the day of your Joint
hanti.rn, wiz, o,on wbor wos there
oaPt's'h' why wen WHY" ! was '"''e
at school everybody
Have pity, Alice; reserve your spells
for mo Won must know my moor