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THE FLAG MADE EN- SILVER
Visitors to Bellevue Thought II
Meant an Outbreak OF yellow jack.


Visitors to Bellevue Hospital and the
Morgue were not . little scared this
morning when they observed Z yellow
and black nag dying In front OF one OF
the tents formerly occupied By typhus
fever suspects.
They naturally supposed that yellow
Jack" had suddenly broken out, and
those who had to pass the flag on their
way to the Morgue did SO at a very
rapid pace. When a thorough investi-
cation was made II was found that their
fear was groundiess.
1t appears that the apartments Of the
male nurses In the Mills Training School
adjoining the hospital are being reno
waited, and three Of the tents used for
suspicious contagious disease cases were
pressed into service as sleeping apart
ments for the nurses.
Some Of the latter are evidently great
admirers of the athletes OF Princeton
College. and last night ere cited the
Princeton flag In front OF one Of their
tents.
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FUNERAL OF VIM. SIMPSON.
II VIII Probably Take Place Next
Monday.

Monday.
The funeral Of william Simpson, who
died OF his home. 40 West Forty
third street, yesterday, will probably
take place next Monday.
Mr.. Simpson was we'll known in the
carpet trade. having been engaged In
II since no was eighteen years old. He
was born in 1851. From 1873 to 1857 he
was connected with H. B. Clafin & Co.
He then began, under the firm name Of
simpson a MoAllister, to manufacture
carpets in Philadelphia. In 1890 he re-
turned TO New York and entered the re-
tall carpet and furniture business In
Thirty-seventh street and Eighth ave-
nue., Ht belonged to the Masonic order
IN Philadelphia. He leaves . widow and
two children.
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DISTILLERIES SHUT DOWN.
Can't Afford to Run at the Presen,
Price of Corn.
tBy Associated press.)

PEORIA, ILL.,. Aug. lo.--The boom in
corn has resulted IN the closing Of sew
sral distilleries. The Manhattan, Mon
arch and several others are preparing to
close as soon as they can work of their
present stock.
They say that they .annot do business
at the present price OF corn. and will
take advantage of this time to make
their regular cleaning up.
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PRIEST FOUND DRUNK.
He Told Jastice simns that Liqu<i
Had Been His Ruin.

An old man whose clothing was all
covered with dirt was arraigned before
Justice Simms In the Essex Market
Police Court to-day to answer charge
Of intoxieation. He described himself
as John Casey. nifty years old, q priest.
Of 81 Bayard street. Policeman Sheri-
dan, Of the Union Market station, found
him lying In the street In Second street
early this morning.
Casey told Justice simnts that he was
under suspension from the church on
account Of his love for liquor. He cried
He said that he knew that his love for
liquor was his ruin.
Justice Simms was inclined to give him
ten days, but he begged so piteously
that ne won his discharge.
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Deserted Her Baby Roy.

The police Of the Oak street staten are looking
for Kate courtnsy. residence unknown, who IL
charged with abandoning her tour .moaths-eld
boy baby At 81 Roosevelt street. The boy was
taken 10 Poic. Hsadauarsrs. and will b TUNED
Tection.
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To Close shoe stores at o =. NJ.

A movement has been begun by the clerks in
the retail shoe stores VI the east side to induce
their employers to close their stores every even.
ing except Saturday at O'Clock, instead OF 10
o. clock. The clerks claim that their hours, from
A. w. until 10 ?, NJ, are entirely too long, and
titon has beer circulated among the shoe dea iers
and 40 far as II has Progressed the movement
seems 70 have been met with favor by the msr-
chants
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Tom Clark.
PART II.
Coming Evests.

..Hicksry Club ssfhss Sunday ., witssrs P0iat
View Grove. College Point.
Twenty .arss annual Bavsrian festival At Sui
tsrt Harlem River Park Sunday, Aug. II; Mon
DAY Is; Tuesday. II. and Sunday, 10.
Third annual pionic OF Court Hudson, No. 1osT.
A. u OF A., FORESTER Day" Aug. 49, at
uinsr Park, BeRsouhurst.by -the-sea.
Invitation excursion Of the John Simpson Asso-
Shton OF the Fifth Assembly District TO shippan
ront Grove. Long Island Sound. Aug q.
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TROLLEY CARS CRASH.
Several People Hurt in . Csliisio.
Ness Oakdale, Pa.

HAzELTON. Pa. Aug. 1o.-A num-
Der Of people were injured. some Of them
seriously. In a collision between two
trolley cars on the electric road, near
oakdale, yesterday. When the collision
rate OF speed, in opposite directions
The passengers In the car bound for
this city, which was an open one. saw
the danger and jumped, falling among
The ears came together with Q ter.
rlfe crash. throwing those who remain ed
IN them to the fioor, and splinterins the
front Of the cars into kindlinE wood.
Not a single passenger escaped injury,
and doctors were called frcm Ebervale
70 attend the wounded.
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Ala for Jeha Walsh.

ns Eysaius worid'' has received 81 from
w. T." Cor the rsl!sf Of the fatally Of Joan
Msh formerly Of 80 Hudson street. Garner Of
NJ walsh at his prsseht home on Fleet place.
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STORE TO LET corner wsstchsstsr anl Unica
avss.t o choice location for butcher ey groceSS
prosperous rsishborhood! cheap rent; Lease ~
quire 90 premises. : :
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East River Park Concert.


Shsfr viii be music at East River Psrt thii
svsnins BY Boswsld's Military esad FOLLOWING
10 the programme.
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HOUSE or part Of house wanted: large yard pss-
fsrred; state lowest rent &C. Physician. Beg
800 World.
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Two Women Drowned.
(By Associated Prsss)

ct. JOSEPH. Mich, Aug N.--kiss Bernie
Mayer and Niles Bainhart, members Of q party
Of yis,tora were drowned In Lake Michigan. near
etsvensviile. yesterday. The lif<-savthg crew
was unable to rescue them.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Real Estate for S.Ie--Icrsey CITY.

HOTEL and road-house on favorite drive Of Ier-
tey city. good chance Tor right man; tsrhis
only 81 900 down: price very low place TO make
ST.. Jersey City
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dancer, who went to England with Loie
uiler, is back on her native heath.
she says that La Loie associates with
Jnly lords and ladies' and chuckles In
her sleeve as she thinks OF herself two
" three years ago In Soubrette Hall. on
broadway. Miss Cahill danced at the
Trafalgar and other halls, but her NOM
mer sent for her, and back she came
ike a dutiful daughter.
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Richard Mansfield has decided to play
was to have sent out a special company
% present this piece. He will add II to
mis- repertoire with one or two new plays.
Mansfield ends his yachting episodes
very shortly to settle his plans for the
coming season.
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Real Estate Wanted.

IMMEDIATELf-Full lot, with small housaj
building In rear suitable for stable Addrop9
with full partlrui n. prce and couditiona, Az
GUST P. WAGNER. % ID ave. ~
wANTED--Corona L. l.. lots: piys pumh&vu
with lowest cash price: must be 6argk<A
CASH. Corona, L. I. -
wANTED-A Z or s.story and basement bonse IN
desirable neighborhood; must be cheap fof cSsey
no agents. Address BUYER. o.. boz ~ Wofl4
wANTED---A sm vi house below Jgth e., yi0.36S
70 slS. 600 small cash payment hslanes yessiE
Address r. PfCkERT, box l1s6 p. o. F-l13
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FOR SALE cHEAP--A farm OF sio acres IN sui-
Ivan County. Apply W. tiGliTE COO &. l7lh.

Resi Estate to tet--long island.
SMALL HOUSE md barn with (, Or Z ,crssj
rent by year. % or SO. HOUSE. bon III
World Brooklyn.
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Real Est.te 10 let-New lers4h.

ORANGE, y. ]. TO lease. an fi-1oTn nozS7S
house, nil improvements, and barn; lot 7HxW8
feet. Inquire J. II. CASSIDY. l33 wsss ~ g.
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Frank Mayo mas received a programme
OF the concert on board the Paris, when
the three prime donne, Lillian Russell.
A mes Huntington and Eleanor Mayo
crossed the Atlantic. Everybody won
dered how the three ladies would arrange
matters when they were asked to sing.
There was no tracas. All went merrily.
Miss Russell sang first; then came Ag.
mes Huntington, and, lastly, Eleanor
Mayo
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South 81 Canal strset.
BROADWAY, 289-Extra light ufnoss, ehsup
rent: al desk room. 80 per month. ApSlytb
lnnitor n 4'-f X
BROADWAY, aSs-Homs Lie BsiidiSG ~
1900; elegant desk room 70 let. 80 AL ~
month. 49, =
FULTON ST., s0-stors and basement 70 tet, -
DESK ROOM TO LET 10 arst-class o0ns butl4.
Ing. Inquire .. 6. COVERT 10 Psrt piae4
U.s. SO AND sss LOFTS. Including stsam pesW
and heat; abundant light; corner buildingi VERY
central: COS Pearl ct. ash for engineer U haee.
msnt ~ "
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WANT TO REN~-rurnished hotel In escuL55.
with privilege Of buyinEi full particslsFA
AMERICAN, Stanhope, n. J. iitI 2
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Business Property 10 LsA
South Of canal Street.

One Tine. soc. pr hns: Second 1lms. ma -
haze: Third and StbseqSesa TMes, ieA ~ ~
&c per tns estro charge on Ssadovs
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Real Estate to Lst-StstsW isisud.
msnts 90 the Narrow DAN CoRNutL
Clifton, s. ]. A..i n
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MIsesilsnsors.

TO RENT-iArss corner store suitable ~ ~
any bu'ins'' For psrtieslAss' &ddfsss - -.
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plusieurs coup acknowledgement
Avantapeusement situ6 ct 3 une courte distance de
SALES q diner ct Chambres d coucher bien tel

plusieurs coup acknowledgements
espac6s a la mani6re dun signal;
puts, voyant qu'on n'ouvrait pas
tout de suite, il fit le tour de la
maison, gagna une porte batarde
dormant sur une ruelle infecte, ct
introduisit dams la serrure une
clef quill venait de tirer de son
pardessus.
--Suivez-moi, dit-il alors.
Et il entra d~ans>une cour, au
fond de laquelle s6levait un bait
ment d'aspect sinistre. Caminade
OF Lenglum6 trent I'm meme geste
d'instinctive horreur.
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VIII

C'6tait lugubre. Un quinquet
fumeux jetait une clart6 douteuse
dams cette cour, ct, de rouges
rayons, fa|otants ct incertains, en-
laissaient les coins dams I'ombre la
plus profonde. A droite ct a gau.
che, on distingait vaguement la
silhouette de quelques appoints,
qui s'6taient pressure effondr6s sous
la double action de la pluie ct de
l'humidit6 visqueuse. LIE sol en-
6tait 6ternellement d6tremp6; le
pied y glissait dams une boue in
fecte, ct les deux fen6tres BASES
de l'habitation du fond, voilees de
cotonnade, avaient Pair de deux
yeux rouges qui vous regardaient
silencieux ct farouches.
Et CO qui ajoutait encore al'hor-
reur dun pareil tableau, c'6tait lie
bruit sourd ct continu de la Seine,
qui coulait a deux pas, ct Oh l'on
ent cru parfois ]percevoir, confuse
ment la plainte dolente de quelque
noy6!
Celia donnait le frisson a Cant
made essaya de regarder Length
me, historic de SO relever le moral
en- SO sentant les coudes; mails
pour parler CONNIE celui-ci, lie cho-
riste men menait pas large en- 60
moment. Lamblin, qui await d6ja
pris de I'avance, revint sur ses pas.
All! ali! dit il atec une pointe
d'ironie, Ga vous fait de l'effet?
Daniel fit Caminade, qui ne.
TAFT pas poltron.
-Avancons toujours.
--Quel coupe-gorge! mes en-
fants.
-Oui, la mutt! repartit Lamblin,
Ga a un peu Get air-la. ST vous y
venice seul, je ne dis pas; mails
avec moi....
--Vous croyez done que les
clients dun pareil 6tablissement
SO generaient pour vous refroidir?
--Je ne pense pas.
Eth bien?
--Nais nous sommes trois! Nous
avons chacun un "aboyeur," il
montra son revolver, ct avec ces
petits engins, nous n'avons rien 1
craindre.
--Alors, nous allons entrer.
--Entrons.
Lamblin await pouss6 la porte
sans bruit; Ills p6n6tr6rent aussit6t
dams le cabinet de dimension ext
que, don't, une porte vitr6e don
matt acces sur une seconde sale
beaucoup plus waste, ouvrant sur
la rue ct Oh il y.avait a cette heu-
re avanc6e une soci6t6 peu nom
breuse, mails. en- apparence du
moins, fort NAL choisie. Caminade
s'6tonnait que Lamblin entrat aus
81 facilement dams IN bouge qui
ne devait etre hant6 que par les
pires ennemis de la police.
"a cOntinue1.
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prenait en- lisant tout ca?

Ca! r6pliqua-t-il, ce ne sera
pas de sitot.
-Pourquoi?
Eth! parcs que je suis engages
d Bordeaux pour la prochsine sal
son, ct qu'avant que je sois appel6
q Paris, d pOpera on 4 rOpera
Oomique, tn bolras pas NAL d'eau
de la Dhuis on de la Vanue.
L'enfant enveloppa Caminade
dun regard trouble.
-Quoi! vous allez partir, dit-elle
vivement.
-Parbleul
--Bientot?
Dams un mois, six semaines, je
ne sails pas encore au 1uste.
-Je ny pensais pas.
Dame, o'est la vie, Ga, pour
tOus les d6Dut8nts.
-Quel age avez-vous done?
-Vingt-deux ans.
-Vous etes fort grand, enfin,
vous avez Fair dun homme. Je vous
aurais donn6 viugt.h uit ans.
"A vingt hut ans, je serai arri-
We Cd il faudra en- rabattre.
7Et d'ici Ia?
-D'ici Ia, mon enfant, je me bal
laderai de Marssille q Toulouse
de Bordeaux 4 Lyon, ct je ne vien-
drai plus que de loin en- loin q Pa
ris pour me retremper!
Nicette ne r6pondit pas; ellie
await baisse les yeux; son sein SO
gonfait avec effort; q IN moment
meme, Caminade Wit une larme qui
tremblait au bord de ses paupiAres.
Eth bienl oh bien! dit il, dune
voix an peu brusque, CONNIE sill
ent voulu 6chapper a So propre
emotion. Qu'est-oe que c'est! VOLTA
que nous p~leurons; qu'as.tu done?
-Je mai rien.
Dependant.
-Je pensais q votre depart, ct
je sens bien que celia me fera beau.
coup de chagrin do ne plus voas
vOir.
Eft 4 moi done! chere petite,
mails tn comprendsl il ny a pas
moyen d'y echapper; settlement,
sols tranquille, j'ai pens6 q tot.
-Vraiment!
-Oui. CASTOR a beaucoup de re-
lations, il est tres d6brouillard, ct
il nest pas possible quill ne to
trouve pas quelque chose.
C-Quoi done?
-Je ne sails pasl mails Ga vaudra
tou]ours mieux que CO que nous
faisons; voyonsl tn mas pas envie,
n'est.ce pas, de retourner chez tes
parents?
oh! nonl non! Jamais.
Dun autre cote, nous ne pou-
vons pas vivre CONNIE Ga tout le
temps.
Sans doute.
-Alors, il ny a gum parti d
prendre.
-Je. ferai CO que vous voudrez.
- t 81 tn continue d'etre, COM
me maintenant, douce ct soumise,
ne demandant qua gagner ia vie
honnetement, je ne abandonment
]amais, fol de Oaminade!
L'enfant ne r6pondit pas; mails
ellie ALA cacher ga tete sur la poi.
trine du jepne artistic.
All! vous etes bon, dit. ellie
dun accent pen6tr6, ct 81 vous sa-
viez CONNIE je vous aime!
Caminade so prit q PRISONER
dams tout son etre. C'etalt la se-
conde fois que CO corps charmant
ct ]eune s'abandonnait a lui, ct une
sensation aigue, lui monta a la to-
te. II await vingt-deux ans, aprAs
tout. ct Nicette 6tait bien la plus
ravissante file don't on pu d6sirer
la possession. Et puisl Cette en-
FAINT quill voulait respeoter. savait-
il d'od ellie venait, par quelles pro-
misouit6s indignes ellie await peut-
etre pass6? On instinct secret lui
disait quill await rencontr6 Ia une
exception. Tout est posslblel MATS
qui le lui garantie salt? Et 81 oe ne
TAFT pas vrai, quel role absurde ne
prenait il pas, meme aux yeux de
la nouvelle "GouallleuseY"
Pourtsnt, q travers ls trouble in
tense qu'6prouyait Caminade, un
remords SO fit jour, ct il so d6ga-
gea pressure vio]emment de re.
trainfa ID IL innno fIlo RI x+.:4
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Minn9apoli5,

par le quai d'Anjou, ct quelques
minutes plus tard, ills s'arretereut
devant I'm hotel qui, au premier
aspect, attira leurs regards par
une singuli6re fascination. C'6tait
10 meme hotel don't, le matin,
Lamblin await pendant quelqaes
secondes entretenu le concierge.
Lenglum6 en- longea les murs, SON.
da de l'oeil les hautes fenetres du
premier 6tsge, ct resta quelque
temps muet ct absorb6.
Eth blep, dit Caminade, en- lui
rampant sur l'6paule, est CO que
tn es sorti?
Non, non, settlement je vals
to dire.
-Quoi? Est-ce de ton historic
gull s'agit?
-Oui.
Eth bien! NEST avis que pen-
droit ne me semble gu6re favora-
BILE, retirons-nous; c.est plus pru-
dent, d'autant plus, ITEMS, regarde'
Et il indiqus dun geste sapide
une ombre qui venalt de SO d6ga-
ger de l'obscurit6 dune porte vol
sine ct passait rapide q quel4ues
pas d'eux. Caminade demeura
CONNIE p7trif6. On coup d'oeil lui
await stuff. Oette ombre, qui sor-
TAFT de l'hotel par une petite porte
ouvran' sur le jardin, il l'avait re-
connue toute de suite. C'6tait Nj
cette!
Nicette, a oette heure. dams ces
psrages, 6tait-ce possible? II SO
coua 6nergiquement lie front pour
rappeler ses esprits, ct il SO dlspo.
salt 4 SO pr6cipiter en- avant, quand
une main s'appuya sur son 6paule
ct le retint. ii sc retourna avec un
frisson.
-Qui etes-vous2 Que voulez-
vous? Interrogea t il en- faisant
un 6cart pour SO METRE u Ia de-
fensive.
Anil r6pondlt l'lnconnu, car
81 je ne m'abuse, c'est bisn ma1tre
Caminade, l'orguell de- Bordeaux,
que j'ai l'honneur de saluer!
Oaminade cut IN geste etonn6.
m. Lamblin! s'6clia-t-iI.
-Lui-meme, r6pondit l'agent,
ct je suis arrive au bon moment
pour JOUR de votre surprise.
Que voulez vous dire3
: Eth bien! ct la petite? qu1 s'est
saves, CONNIE 81 ellie await le fsu
Ases jupes?
-Nicettel C'6talt blen ellie nest
CO pas?
-Parbleu! MATS vous la fljez
done?
Moi!
-Dame: je ne suppose pas que
vous vous balladiez sur is quais,
4 cette heure pour rendre vista q
M. le comte de Savenay?
-Sommes-nous pres de son no
tel?
I'll est devant vous.
Caminade fit un movement.
-Au fat! vous avez %raison, dit
il. Maintenant, je mt reconnais
|C'est Get animal de Lenglum6 qui
ma trouble avec ses histoiresl
-Quelles histories, fit Lamblln,
en- adressant un vlf regard an cho-
riste.
Ce dernier remua Ia tote.
Eth! ce syfait trop long. r6pon-
dit-il, ct puts, on ne peut pas CON.
me Ga, dams Ia rue.
-Qu'& celia ne tienne, reparti
EXILE
lsgent, je vous conduirai dams I'm
caboulot des environs, Oh nous
pourrons causer 4 notre aise, ct
prendre quelques BLOSSOMS agr6a
bles que je me ferai IN plaisir de
|vous offrir.
A cette proposition, Langlume
fut pris d une tous involontaire.
--Au fat! dit-il en- s'adressant d
Oaminade, tn mes pas press6,
n'est-ce pas?
--Je ferai CO que tn voudras.
Eth bien, acceptons l'offre de
monsieur, ct je crois quill y apeut-
etre quelque int6ret q lui confer
mon aventure.
Lamblin prit done les devants,
ct peu apres, suivi de SOS deux
compagnons, il s'arretait au seuil
dun caboulot borgne, situ6s sur
les conf6ns de Tile Sa1nt-Louis. La
6tait solidement ferm4e:
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4enintton de r&fho de T@ntsf
TENANT Du PAVE.
D.~ PIERRE ZACCONE
(Suite)

(Suite)
Ellie est joliel trop jolie, pour
,oaaar n seconde mutt pres oe
tot, cans danger.
-Ehl c'est bien pour celia que
10 demande que tn v'ennes q non
aide.
Comment?
-Tu connais bien du monoe' o'
dams tes relations....
-Je ne dis pas non' seulem1n'
IN voudra des references ct oelles
que peut otfrir Mile Nloette ne
sopt pas faites pour inspirer Ia
oonfianoe. Ssis,t tn d'oh ellie SORT GO
ou'elle a fat, &c don't ellie est oapa-
BILE?
-Je ne sails absolument rlen;
mais O. nest pas une raison pour
rafnser de tenter quelque chose
Mons pouvons la sauver p%eut.etre;
tandis que 81 nous l'abandonnons'
lilo sora infailliblement perdue.
-C'est vral!
Moi. vois-tu. continue Caml-
node. aur IN ton pressure m6lanco-
Iona. ie COMMAS Ga ct quolque
;anne. fen al w bien d'autres qul
ont d6qringol6 pour les memes
oonsas. Je ne suis pas ne sur les
marches dun tronel J'ai oreve la
misere, moi aussi. Oette v'e'la' %
v,e,llit vite, ct je me suis souvent
demands CO que jesserais devenn'
ct dams quelle sentine je me de-
battrais sujourd'hui, si je n'aVa's
q un jour rencontre sur ma rou-
~te le comte de Savenay, qul Q
int6ress6 q moi, ct ma retire dc Ia
hone Oh je commercials q patauger
Aussi, ie me suis jure d'etre bon'
4 mon tour, pour les autres CONNIE
on Ia 6te pour moi, ct c'est pour
ouoi ie suis r6solu q SAWYER Ia
nauyre Nicette, 81 je le puts, sans
avoir q me reprocher de lui avolr
rien demands pour celia!
CASTOR SIERRA la main du ]eune
artistic, svec,, une oertalne polnte
d'6motion. -,
-Cest bien, tres bien, dit-il, ct
tn peux etre assure que je taide-
"a; de toutes mes forces; mails au-
naravant, il me semble n~6oessa're
que nous obtenions quelques rem
seignements u elle'
CONNIE tn voudras, pourvu
que ga ne tra1ne pas.
-Je to promets que demaln &c
sera fat.
-Demainl enfn, soft, je compile
sur tot.
-Je sersi exact.
LIE soir venait; les deux amis Sc
o~uitterent, ct Caminade reprit q
MED le chemin de la rue Geofroy-
Lasnier. II etait fort perplexe.
CASTOR ne devant revenir que lie
lendemain, il await encore une
mutt d passer dams la mansarde, on
tote d tote avec Nioette! Decide
ment, il trouva1t l'enfant bien ]o-
liel II voyait toujours ses beaux
yeux profonds ct doux, son SQUIRE
invltant sous ses lAvres humldes
ct sensuelles.
Tou, en- r6capitulant Q impress
sions multiples, il 6tait arrive q
rhotel. Acknowledgement il monta
pescalier, ct arriva de la sorte au
palier du cinquieme. II allait trap
per; mails Nicette l'attendait: ellie
await reconnu son pas; ellie vint
ouvrir.
Ali c'est vous! Je ne me
trompais pas. dl:-el)e, aveo un
franc ct gal sourire; votre ami
vous q done lach6?
-C'est, en- effet, lui qui ma re-
tenu, r6pondit Camlnade; est CO
que tn es rest6e seule lei toute la
journ6e?
Sans doute.
-Tu mes pas sortie?
Eft Oh voulez-vous que j'aille?
-Je ne sails pas. lu as do ten.
nuyer.
-Mais non.
-Qu'as-tu fat?
Nicette indiqua de la main nne
MALE ouveste toute pleine de
journaux.
-J'ai lu tout ga, dit ellie, tout
depuis le premier jusqu'au der
nier; ct 81 vous savitz aveo quel
plaisir je voysis votre nom lmpri
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-07-19
Golden Hill

La Soci6t6 DIES fills de Ia r6volu-
ton ont place sur le batimeDt ap-
partenant ct occupee par la Hum
.phrt VS. Homeopstiqne Medicine
Go. coin des rues William ct John
Vile de New York une tablette en-
bronze, en- m6moire de Ia bataille
Golden Hill, on ]e premier sang .
6t6 VERSE lors de Il revolution.
The morning news., 1894-01-13
'eading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore. Jan. R.-FlOur steady ana un-
changed. Wheat dull and easy; No red
spot and January, 6lA06iBc; February G5A
0166cc; May 6J1s sdGqAc milling by sample. 66c;
steamer No. red 6l406l1a. Corn dull;
May 434043lc; steamer mixed 39hc bid;
southern corn, by sample. 3sGDi2c; Southern,
by sample, on grade, 3o94lhc Oats steady;
demand slow; No. white western 35935Hc;
No 2 mixed, 33hGb3ic. Rye neglected No. 2,
4sc. Hay firm at Si5 0OC1t15 50. Grain
freights dull and unchanged, Provisions
firm; mess pork, SIS 80: shoulders, 71lc; long
clear, sac; clear ribs, 81. Sugar cured
shoulders, SIC: hams. il@i2c Lard, 0Hc.
Butter weak: creamery, fancy 26c: creamery
fair to choice 23G2lc; creamer imitation 200
2lc; Eggs weak. l7giscc. Cohee quiet; Rio
1910; No. Z, ls4c. Sugar quiet; granulated
4Ac. Whisky, 81 2iQ1l 25
Cincinnati. Jan. 12.-Flour, spring patents
SO 50lI53 50: family ~ 3OGp& 90. Wheat easier;
No. red So. Corn weak; No. white 40c;
No. 2mixed 36Hc. Oats steady and unchanged.
Pork-uness 8i4 0); clear mess els 50; family
sl4 %; clear family, SIS 30. Lard-steam leaf
sac: kettle dried sac. Bacon steady; should
ers 81 50; short ribs sides 81 s71. short clear
sides SS 50. Whisky steady, 81 Is.
st. Louis, Jan. 12-Flour dull. Wheat
lower; January 57Ac; May 62%c. Corn un-
changed. oats unchanged. Pork. standard
prime steam nominal at So 25. Dry salted
meats-shoulders 90 25; longs and clear rios.
SO 571l; shorts 81 %. Bacon-boxed shoulders
"a 25; longs ~ 80; clear ribs 81 62hi shorts
So nh. High wines steady at 81 Is.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Jan. 12.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and frmer; crude Sic bid; yellow 36c
New York, Jan. l2.-Petroleum quiet
Naval Stores.
New York Jan. l2.-Rosin quiet and steady;
strained. common 70 good, al 12lDi IN.
Turpentine quiet and steady az 505IGD3ic.
Wilmington. NJ c., Jan. i2.-Rosin firm;
strained 00c: good strained, 95c. Spirits
turpentine steady at 271ic. Tar quiet at 90c.
Crude turpentine hrm; hard el o.; soft and
virgin, Al 80
Charleston, Jan. II. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 271ac bid. Rosin firm, 90c for good
strained.