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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
HELP FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
""h"E MEN FIND DEFENCE FROM THE PERILs
THAT THREATEN THEM.


Neeh observers say that the practice OF hard
thinning Is growing steadily less among intelli-
ee"' sel-respectng men. who while not pos
i"s as apostles Of reform. see the fol,v OF ex-
ceSS' ana govern themselves accordinglv Yet
tle uhe when people can get along without an
'',">Ioiai stlmuiant is as distant as ever
=, IL may come when disease Is bansheJ from
'he earth; when the body worn with work and
eNposuie and threatened by nsidious perils
shail need no help in getting back all the old
'i,r n eiastlclty and vigor II will come before
me season or snow and slush and Icy winds
Is not far away 1t Is the time when tn, human
system Is cruelty tried by changes OF tempera-
lure from overheated rooms To the piercing outer
ar Whatever braces the body tones the stomach
ana Keeps the blood stirring naturally viii do
better Than cure colds. 1t will prevent them
In Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey are found the
quantities necessary 10 produce this result IL has
Kept many man on his feet and at his work
When, without II. he would have been pros;ratel
and helpless. Nobody familiar with the proper
ues or Dnnys Pure Mat ever confounds IL with
the whskey in common use for II is not a beyer-
age. but a medicine
As such II has pace on the hollsekeeper's
shelf Of family remedies. and the broad-minded
physician orders ii for the patient whose store.
of vitality Is low. Where disease is accompsnied
by waste or TISSUES. stimulani Is alSavs rec
commended. for ii gives the body a chance 10
build up. Duffys Pure Malt Wh!skey does thi,
work perfectly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
.,or rTyJyG FOR HARPER s. BROTHERS.
~, sorrHACK's HEAVY PURCHASES OF REAL
ESTATE HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH THE
MANS OF THE PUBLISHING HOUSE

coI-rIIACES HEAVY PURCHASES of fEAL
M" ATE HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH THE
p,,vs OF THE PUBLISHING HOUSE
,. recent negotiations OF Frederick Southack.
IL" s,a,c dealer of No. 4o1 Broadway, for
~ :, the neighborhood of Eighteenth-st. and
p'op have excited considerable interest
FIN" IN, estate men by reason of the magn-
amo"7 the transactions involved Many con-
t"o' orose as to the identity of the persons in
Jeo'" ,n,erest Mr. Sou;hack working, but
"" M definite conclusion mas been reached
~ 80 the most plausible OF the theories advanced
N" that Mr. Southac was representing the
waS ,,irr house OF Harper & Brothers. who de-
pun e. WAS rumored. TO follow the example Of
.no,r competitors and move uptown
-. ha.f a century and more the names OF Har-
f ~ franklin Square have been so closely
pe'' In the minds of the vast reading public
as,,o Of this city. but OF the entire Western
w. :, that anything that indicated separa ton
49, ,wo would be sure to awaken pang Of
Va Tribune reporter called the publish
10 nous: OF Harper & Brothers yesterday. and
ne ms q member OF the firm what relation there
Hs" ,,vasn Mr. Southacks operations and his
vas n,ans for the future.
frinn. No. whatever was the ~eply. MIR. South
NoE does represent us. nor have We
any heard that Mr.. Southack probably
squtrns property uptown for publishing house OF
ppnsso But il only rumor. OF which there was
tn ,condrmation. l do not think OF any Chicago
lla"i,Irg and do not believe 1t is McCurg. Fur
~. Than this have heard nothing OF Mr.. South
srV's real estate negotiations
Mr. Southack could not be seen last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
, NTE. YORK IIVERIniN KILLED

uldiletovu. Conn. Nov. 1s.--Edward Fitzgerald.
.,xiy-fye ears old. OF New-York. was found dead
u,dsr the railroad bridge the foot of Wash
,,cton-st this morning. He came here Saturday
,cbt 70 visit his aunt. Mrs Catherine Call who
VAS H. lie going to the station TO take the
.rbos,' train on Sunday night. and doubtless fell
Am, the bridge striking on his head. The distance
- tho fail was twenty feet. and when the body was
.onnd ther, was big bruise on the top of his head
tS,zgaraM had a livery stable in NeW-NOrk city,
and leaves three sons and one daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
c,1y REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- rxcr1JENT INVEsTMENT.-New
Az EN- family mia observation-disclosures superior
,onstn,ction. beautifully finished, rem ds
Sa sGo nrico s33. 500. For particulars a'
dress DUFF & CONGEf' l'4'f oD-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner r. los ,s,n 500.
t,stic substantial villa. less thah go
onn n.ev terms: send for circular ATLAS
1IyppOyPNENT co. IS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
7ur FIND FOR TURKISH SUFFERERS

Tho following letter has been received here from
tho United states Minister to Turkey:
Legation of the United States.
Constantnople. Nov. l. 1894.
~ , = orr ESD President of Chamber of Com
nerca Ncw-Nork:
ca, Y1ur letter of October Is. nclosing first OF
81 So ~ the \eW-York Produce Exchange Bank
@ ne civ Bank of London. for i5S Us Cd. being
me amount of subscriptions by members OF me
SauVork Chamber of Commerce Tor rellef or sur
49, here hv earthquake is received
,s directed | will confer with the Kew Ut George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

WashDhlh OF Robert College In making dlSiribu-
ton OF fund. and feel confident thai he viii Wv.
~ such direction as to effect the good. This
Is the nrst contribution from America. aud i'm view
OF the fact that help has from all other conn
tries Is quite gratifying To
\. w. TERRELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

r.o rrIy MoRRIsTOwN.-stu studio. with
] ,sTre r' north window and dwelling
,r,snsid opportunity for an ariisi; r.n
modtrate. possession immediate; ihr a', "a
now occupying recommsnas II MN, n Nj.
dress J. HENRY JOhNsON w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
SUPERINTENDENT BYRNES HAS yETRIIGTy

Police Superintendent Byrnes has been a suff-rrr
from neuralgia for more than year. and while he
seldom betrays any feeling OF pain he has AT times
been compelled to go withou sleep and continue at
work when weaker mar would have given MP
His long hours of work abou; election time had the
effect of increasing his trouble. ana last Week he
was advised to take some rest in his home a; No l.
West F'ifty-eghth-st. He still absent from the
Central Office Yesterday. but 1t said there tha,
his condition had improved and hr expected 4,
return to his office to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
FLATS TO LET-Uuturnished.

APARTMENTS TO LET al No, ,da 7I
So, square. all light rooms. Apply
10 janitIess. on premlses'
IN, r~D1D FLATS. 81 TO So. Seven
lsree rooms and hath: houses 80 ~
80 location convenient AMI desirable
fANITOR. 100 Eas. Dth-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES


,rv.s hackney saddle and driving
cob perfect beauty. for sl4": also S' s1on
-,nahout wagon just ike new 90 So.
,a,ness and elegant Brewster sielgh' ~ '
.rS ss by MERCHANT. Box y IT'D
yne Office.
BREWSTER FoIiland cu,,sr. ~ Jus, r .aT~
new s65, cost sl'u' POT ,9i.T' pox O Trib-
ms Office.
IDIAN bred saddle horse OF hlsh
nnality $50. sound AM thoron EN-
,isS horse IMMEDIATE. Box ID l'i"-
rne Office.
HORSES BOARDED at the w EliSEV "'I -
Farm. Address DIT o. Z.
q ROY 1871 Jamaica. L. !. --
CO., D,pTy going abroad offers light
s-'|,.a r'c,avev cost $3.50: used two
months silver-pla,el harness r,S G2sI ok ok
price 49,: also fine two-sea' cu ', roie and
,cnsio, ton surrev. light stNush po,r ~,
sbafts. COS, $500. prize slo' PkiN a r
STABLE. 10 West 4ith-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
HELP WANTED
Female.


ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH HOUSE
ANNEX. 2ii East 4.d st-'an now iul
nlsh sienograph.rs. gONernessrs. Jan soi -
watchineu domestic servants. male anu ie-
male clerks for the holiday season; reirr-
enc.s carefully Investigated. ALIEN LAN'-
TON. Superintendent.
WANTED German or Swedish giil ~"
mind children. W. DE BAUM. Jh.' -
West 9yth--t
WANTED, Girl for general housewofk IN
small family: must have good references
Apply 52l West l4sih-sf.
WANTED. Intelligent young lazy W
learn stenGgraphy IN reporters oihcr
will assls, her 20 position when prohcl'"''
~ World Building. ----
ADVERTISEMENT AND sIiBscRip-
TIONs FOR THE NEW,Y0Hk - I XII.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al LIE
UPTOWN OFFICE, NO. 12i2 Broadway'
ri door north OF Thirty-frsi-st and NJ
VERTIsFMENTS at the following Braneh
Offices: 20 Eighih-sve.: 900 Ihifd.ane.'
corner Forty-seventh-st.; i,9 East Forty
seyenth-st. corner ThIrd-ayc; I'D Ehs'
i2Sth-st.. near Third-ave.: l.026 Third ave.:
near six,y-nrst-s,.: les First-aye.. jon
West Forty second-st.; 1872 coiumbus-a'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
POSTNA STER-GENERAL BISSKHL wren BITTER

Observation-Disclosures h|>NFfH NJ ' II bEIIFh
Washington. NOV. -Postmasier-General Bisse.l
was Cut to-day, and tomorrow II thu weather re-
mains fine. ne will resume his duties at the Post
Office Department. Mr.. BisSell has almost entirely
recovered from his long Illness but Is obliged 10 b-
careful when In the open air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

.,,o>.r TIT, pINES.-Private family go
" a., S',,,h will t-lt 20 desirable tenant
40 "1'ssmpleteiv and elegantly furnished nom
." :" tsteyvood ust completed and furnished
% their personal use; most desiraDy .y.S-
lei on Madison-aVe.. steam hea', 49,.
t-iciiy and gas: - rooms. Du,lri p@ rstsy.
s enc.. rec required. Apply to a. NJ BRAD ,.
SHAW. Lakewood or private secre'aE ~
ogner room il3. 30 Broadway. New oiN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
HOTEL NENDoME. BOSTON.
Is the
HOTEL NENnpME. BOSTON.

NEW-t OKK HOTEL. Broadway. Table d'ho,e IN.
Guiding vim Soc: $50 desirable
ST SICHOTASSelect Family Hotel. Washington Pia
American plan. 81 20 European plan 81 New elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
HELP WANTED.

Male.
EyEBROWLFNE AGENTS. Eyebrow
lene" causes rapid growth 81 The eye
hrows and eyelashes and retails for Doc.
and 81 per bottle. agents wanted IN cry
and country Room 3. l22 West %'d-st.
AGENTS WANTED.--A handsome imiia-
ton gold and platinum watch chain. -in-
gle on double breasted. brauiifui design
Guaranteed 20 wear three years. sampl"
sent on receipt OF I.c. larg" pr1ni 10 en"f-
eetic men. JAS. RYBACk 4 co, 40 Sd
ave.
ENTRY CLERK. about ~ years old.
wanted IN a manufacturing stationery
house: must be quick ana correct at ngnr"s
and good penman state salary ana i"f"f-
enc~s T.. &. s. Tribune Once.
THE NEw-YoRK EMPLOYMENT so
CIETY uncorpordted). - CLINTON
PLACE, has representatives. Of 100 trades
whom II can recommend. having thoroughly
investigated the character and atility OF
ca IN applicant. The service Is free 10 en-
ployers ana employees. Telephone number.
/ 800 = out -of-tOwn correspondence so
IicIted Rev. JOHN Is. DENINS. president:
JOHN SEELy WARD. tr. secretary.
JOHN r. TOWNSEND treasurer
WANTED. A thoroughly competent ac-
countani in n knit goods mandatory.
Oswego. " Y. Address KNIT GOODS
I'rnine Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


AN INVESTMENT OF $1,000 In es'aD-
Ished manufacturing company unco'-
porated) will secure n man Of abiIlty hho
snatacier position as secretary ana man
seer 81 Its factoiy. located out Of CITY, NJ
good salary. invest ncnt secured by prop
Ivy worth four times amount required
business will bear closest scrutiny. Ad-
eless SOLE OWNER. Tribune ONCE
~-iAMEDIATE LOANS made on furni-
,, tne In use; no removal. inconvenience or
ba.oncity. Address Room y. Jefferson
D1iohg. and Court Square. BROOKLYN.
ooIcHER SHOP for sale. with horse
=, ana wagon; good outside trade. separate
.ogether: cheap rent. Inquire os4 Pai-
.ssoe-sve., Jersey City. y. j.: no agents
CAPITAL WANTED 10 open marble
qoary: decided novelty. unqualified
rsise by architects and marble workers:
,nvehient TO city; beside railroad; advan-
s.kkssss Tor quarrying and shipping unex-
Ssa: supply inexhaustible. DONALD
e~-"AAN. FOG Broadway Room I'D.
DRUG STORE wanted. Address with par
'cpsrs DRUGGIST. Box 705 Binshamton.
I'm SALE. -Cigsr and candy store; good
AI1sness fine location and cheap rent.
ess 20 Newark-st. Hoboken. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

IN BALE. Cigar and candy store; good
Ixsness nne location and cheap rent.
"''ess 20 Newark-st. Hoboken. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

49, -l~>-'-s--~---~-> 49,
YOUNG LADY wishes iurhlSil'u ,'Sn,,
ns,,i,l hoard in refined family, between
l7,h and goth SITS references. HOME, 2oi
l1fh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

- . 800 80 - .
ADDRESSING invitations or writihg; ps
refined person. with references Ao"i"SH
WRITING Box 10. i.2f2 BroadwaN
rpEF FLORIDA EXCURslON.-Plct
details postpaid by GEO. II ChcrIN'
Herald Building. Boston. and 81 AusuS
tine Fla. ---
UPHOLsTERING in all its branches done
surnl,ure altered 10 different shapes. etc.
JOHN sCHNABEi-. 264 Yves, 4ist-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
WORK. WANTED.
reniasr.

remaSr.
HIGHLY cultured vl.i'iny irA'n~''
.,i,, /. ,~sr. finest school, t"-finl1nials.
80, ,h-.r hours dlsenRaSed. insli-l.
t@.r,h plan NJ. PEKlNE. idl M"@'
sHin-s'.
. LADY ARTIST. not having her TINE
All ruel vii give massage Treatment .4
e'eCfflclfy. ADELE lIORNl 30. ~ "'H'
ave- near A2d-st
ENGIJsH LADY. experienced and sn'.
.rssfuI teacher. gives pian0io' - f"llh'
mandolin. guitar and harmony lessons
ac,omrnnlmenis. mod-iat~ terms Address
AETlSTE - Bib" il"Ds"
sTExoGRAPHER and Remington up
writer desires permanent situation. MS
i. : NJ 2G2 pean--i.. BROOKLYN
sTFNOGH and TYPEWRITER
Rv a Young lady. experienced ana iapli
r,frlllar with office work. good writer al
dress " +. NJ Tribune Oric".
sTENOGKAPHER and TYPEWRITER. -
By person used 20 MI kinds " si"n-
ographer's work: bes' reference DILL
GENCN. i52 dth-Gvc.
sTENOGRApIIER and ~ 'EWRIrER -
Experi.nc.d. desires copying az nom"
would go out for dIctations. refer"ncss
given. Cali or address TNPENRiTE l"l
VEST 42d-si. Room :
sTENOGRhPUER BY lady. modefate
salary. T. months experience ciilr- work.
sTICKABiLlTY. - Vandam-s'.
TYPEWRITER. BY II Young lady 10
wages. 81 we-k: will furnish own Rem
ington machine II necessary and make her
self generally useful In oflc". Address
WILLING Box 10. Tribune Oric".
Young ladv wishes situation whore
there IL an opportunity Tor learning a
trade win begin with small wages. J.. g.
- HoOokrn.ave.. Jersey cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country. =.
.cr~cy ,o- MISUNDERSTANDING az
Sind, for sale or rent: furnished hesN "
ri,p9S & TAYLOR. Beekman-s''. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
DRESSMAI<ING.


A.-ARTlsTiC DRESSES made from s.
English tailor made riding RABBITS etc,
alSJ French bali. evening reception ,lIf-
n"r. wedding ana stage dresses ll-. travel
ling wraps and gowns. IN and NHri guaf-
ani"'a. cutting. bastinE 81 also dress
makers seni ogi. LONDON. PARIS AND
NEW-NOnk DkESSMAKiNG 60 ~ East
2o'n-s.
ARTISTIC DRfxSMAkING. handsorne
dresses. xl2 tailor made suits furnished
coats lined with SILK. So. Nine. OWES
l5s West 22ds'.
Artistic DREssMAKING. Imported
fashi9n.. ,ail''-m mai. a,e.s'' $40.
notice. perfect III and finish Mrs u Ell
ROY. - Eas. llth-sl. between broadway
and University Place
COCTCRIERE FRANCHISE Mme An.
d~rson. late with Stern Bros ladies' own
material made up: evening. dinner. bail
ard street costumes I~m1le.led. exclusive
STYLES; elegant work: moderate prices. los
West l1th-st. (cut this OUT
DREssMAKER handsome dres-.- from
SO: tailor made dresses Speciality. pr
feet ~ and finish. =. EISENliARD. 2p9
West 2isi-st.
DESIGNER and FITTEL wiz walt upon
ladies a. their homes rom II to I 20
cents per hour. Address MADAME 2,3
East 4sih-si.
DREssMAkING. all latest designs tailor
made street costumes fOi 81. evening
dresses fancy waists. ~ moderate price
home or out KENNEDY. sD2 Gth-ay".
DRESSMAKEK.- Firs; -clnss French dress-
maker wants situation as seamstrrss IN
private family or boarding house hN dag:
sleep home Address Mrs. ADOLPIlE. 327
West 2Jth-st.. rear house.
DREsSMA .-EXperienccd hrsi-ciass
accustomed 10 fine trade. desires more
engagements In irs'-cass families. city or
country; personal references. D.. 2Ji sth-
ave.
SEAL GARMENTS redyei and altered
into fa@hIo1able capes and EtOn jackets.
Mrs. BARKER. llG West 33th-si.. near
lsroadwav. late with Gunther's Sons. 9th
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A-s. WEST 5isT-sT.-lIandsomely LUZ lUT.
nisLed floor or separately. aso s'"s'
com for gentleman: board: references
-,.,1,o,,r sI,NYY ROOMS. with or without
,,osrd. also parior for physician: Ioicr.
c,ces exchanged: private family ~" "os'
5Gth-st ---------------
rp0Yy PARK HOTEL. IS minutes from
Nc,and central: reasonable terms " NJ
sfXS.LAIR. williamsburg. \. y.
'I.pCr fine rooms. overlooking North
l. Hrtsshingion SQUARE: excellent table. ref
erences. i0i way.rlcy Place. ---------,
MADIsON-AvE. 1927. opposite NJ. Nor,
ris PARK i24th-s' Arge ana sn,ni,
, ,C,,se. american family: no children.
;.,,.r TU-sr.-seiec, board: Southern
" i.n,,,,.' ieferences. CASHIER. fcs'omce
--,sTu-sT. 40 EAST Large. handsome
l.-",' s.c1nd nOor: excellent tabIe. reg
erences. -,
CONNECTING rooms. with ,u Dodru
.nnrv closets; thorough Nentdiht,o'
batn' cnnvenIence; references. "' Last
,y,,sT aap-sT. Desirable rooms WIN
' w n' anpo,ntment first class s,msn
,.mily: superior table h's"'s'
given and REQUIRED. -----,,--,,-,-
,tTH-sT.. Is EAST. ncar o.n-a roo,n req.
iir,., honse: desirable, large roo.n, ,,n,
~a,hs Winter arrangement; an eAee"e"'
go. c.r VEsT-Large fourths ,ory
Slsi southern exposure. cNcsnsm.
la ia nd attendance: refined su''ou"""s'
references. --------------- no. ~
9,n-sT Iss wEsT.-Rooms . With SSA by
~ refined family: have pee"
one family for eight yes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

elSTST. i43 East ,Gramercv ParlD. De.
sirabl" large and small rooms substan-
tai table: excellent attendance. priv ate
park privileges: references.
22D-sT.. - WEST second noor hanl
somelN furnished Tor small family Of
adults. breakfast II required references.
3iSr.. u EAST Elegant suites or foor
through. priYate bath connecting. table
superior. also back psrloi
80 WEST c1sT. sT.-Choice furnished
rooms; large and small: heated.
37TH-ST ~ WEST Desirable wei. fur-
nished square rooms +, let with superior
boerd: references required
ATTN ST. la3 WEST THIRD floor. large
rooms. very pleasant. well heated. south
ern exposure. with board; references.
5OTH-sr. 81 WEST Second noor front
sunny aloov~ and large room frs floor
with board: reference.
81 EAST 3'ST-sT.-A Boston lady ias
taken a very cosey. homeiike horse near
Mad!sOn-aN-. and viii t., D few - her
rooms. IN" ncighborhood j. refined and con
venient and an unusually pleasant home
NAV be secured
9TH ST. 1861 WEST.-A fow choice
rooms nicely furnished excellent table
and service. convenient 20 Gth nud a'h
ave. T. also surface cars. Terms mod
crate
9.TH-ST iia WEST Handsome large
'front.' room. sunny Dly window ample
closets. hone table
7oTH-sT.. lls WEST SUNNY. hani.orne-
Is furnished rooms win -. client
board. reference. exchanged
Path ST. liG WEST Handsomely fur.
nlshed rooms. private horf-. = blocks
from l. station. board optional
2OB EAST HIST. near ]. s'afion
Elegant square rooms heated on first
and second floors. excellent board. French
cooking. private house. recently opened
furniture perfect" new.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-05
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Andrew kilgour is involved i'm bitter feud
with his purse proud cousin. Peter Clephane.
Their fierce battles of almost daily occurrence
are the talk OF the university at Edinburgh.
where they are students. To Andrews dis
may, his father decides TO take him from
school and put him at law in the Office of
Thomas Clephane, the father of Peter. The
kngOur estate, kilburnie. Is hOpelessly in
debt and Andrew is expected TO redeem the
family fortunes. CHAPTER lon the way
home To explain matters, he encounters
specimen of the hog family and calls him by
his proper name. IIl.-The hog proves TO be
Thomas Clephane, his uncle, and the law plan
is quickly disposed of. Opportu . va wealthy
neighbor or kilgour's, who Is an ex-Otficial Of
India, suggests that country as "a field Tor
young fortune seeker. IV-Andrew meets
Sir Thomas daughter, Isabel. and is charmed
Thomas advice that Andrew 20 10 India.
when she learns that his principal business
for a time will be to search for her long lost
brother Donald V AT Bo nbay Andrew
makes friends among the British merchants
and is offered pleasure trip 20 Jedda on an
10y a waterspout and deserted by her crew
Andrew Is lett helpless in his berth from
fever. Nll-Tbe weather clears, the
ship floats on the broad ocean.
and Andrews fever leaves him.
VIII. IX and X-An Arab is encountered in a
rowboat and taken aboard. He proves med
dlesome companion, but teaches Andrew tho
Arabic tongue and also fencing. NJ and MI
Tn arab is joined by band of his fellow
pirates. Andrew kills his betrayer, but the
derelict is Dlundered ana Andrew taken Off a
captive. XIII and XlV-The pirates blind
fold their victim and leave him on rocky
shore, where he meets with Arab Samaritans
who iced him and rlothe him in the garb OF
their race. In the end, however, he is arrested
and shut up as spy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-05
MARKETS and GROCERIES

a n. .wHTTTkKER-cHofcE FAMILY GRO
a. cefies. Pure Teas, CCfees, Flour, Grain.
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ing in the balance, could not help being
tickled by the ludicrousness of the situ-
alton. Very absurd it was TO me, an Arab
in garb, highlander in feeling, to go
sailing about in flowing skirts, bursting my
cheeks for the favorable verdict of judges
who had never seen or heard bagpipe in
their lives, who did not know one tune
or note from another, and who would be
quite likely to decide with overwhelming
unanimity that all my merits were faults
and all my faults merits, and who were
prejudiced and incensed against me.
1t was like putting Harlequin on trial
of skill before man who had never seen
play, who detested the theater and its ira
ditions, and above all fervently hated the
performer. Yet l gave them the music of
my native hills with all my might-all the
marches, strathspeys reels, pibrochs, cor