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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
BY a. L. AdamsOn.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Lille V. Hawkins and John II.
Hawkins, dated May 81 1SsS. and re-
cored in the clerks Office Of Chesterfield
County Court. in Deed Book 16 page 1872.
default having been made in the payment
of the bond secured thereby, and being
directed so to do by the holder thereof, l
will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, on
MONDAY, the Attn day Of June, 1894.
at $3.50 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY
described in said deed as-All that UNI
divided interest In a certain tract Of land
in Chesterfield county, Va, containing 40
acres, bounded on the north by Kings
land creek, on the east by lands Of Mrs.
Virginia VI. Willis. on the south by VIII
liam NJ. Wills. and on the west by J. W.
Thompson. being one-half interest in the
above land. 1t lies near the Petersburg
pike. about miles from Manchester. IL
is very good land.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs
Of executing this trust, delinquent tax.
and TO pay the balance due on bond and
interest thereon, amounting 70 about $40,
balance on terms given at the sale.
BENJAMIN II. NASH. Trustee.
The other half interest in the above
land will be sold at same time and place.
For further particulars apply 10
\. l.. ADAMSON,
my20-1Ot Auctioneer.
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ID USINESS FOR SALE-HAS BG.h
ID established since May l.l5.
profits and good reason for selling '..-
tai 5000 required. For particulars
write 10 BUSINESS. care Times oth.
my23-we. frNsu3t'
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FRIDAY, May %. 1891.

A large assortment Of PANTS and SUIT
PATTERNS Of the latest. most fash
ionable styles. embracing DfAGONALS,
SERGES, CASSIMERES. &c. &c.
Also TRIMMINGS, Innings, &c.
l large, heavy PLATE-GLASS MIRROR
l large HALLS COMBlNATION-LOCK
IRON SAFE.
/ nice ROLLING-TOP OFFICE DESK.
! OUTSIDE SHOW CASE, COUNTERS.
AWNING, and STORE FIXTURES
and a number Of Miscellaneous Articles
X. II. CATLETT, JR..
my20-5t Trustee
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
~~O~-~.~~~~CONyO-N-|| |N~'~~-~~-"-('---~
BY L. A. CATLIN, Auctloneer
Nos. ) and z North Eleventh st.
Trustees Auction Sale
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

In compliance with decree Of Chan
Gerry Court OF Richmond, entered on the
18th day OF June, 1875, in the chancery
cause OF c. W. Anderson ct. ais. against
Richmond Mozart Association ct. ais,
and in execution Of the provisions of
the trust decd from said Richmond Mo-
Fart Association TO US. dated April 30.
1855. and duly recorded in the clerks
Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, We
will sell at public auction. on the prem
fSpg on
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NIRGINIA-IN THE .CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
Ware & Duke
against
Lea, Cullen & CO.
Extract from decree entered in the
above cause on the l3th DAY Of April,
1921
. "The Court doth adjudge. order.
and decree that this cause De- referred ID
one Of the commissioners Of this court.
who will enquire and report to the court
an account of the debts due by the firm
of Lea, Cullen * CO.. with their priorities.
if any, and any other matter specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself or
required 10 be stated by any party in
interest"
Extract from a decree entered I'm the
above cause on the 10Th day of May,
ISJf)
"On the motion of the plaintiffs
IL Is ordered that one of the commission
ers Of this court. in addition 10 the ac-
count and enquiries directed by the decree
entered in this cause on April l3. ln33. do
take an account Of the assets of the firm
of Lea. Cullen d Co. and the said COM
missioner will give notice Of the time and
place of taxing the accounts ordered by
the last named decree and by this de-
cree. by publication once q week for four
successive weeks In The Times "a news
paper publish in the city Of Richmond"
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RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

MAIN OFFICE AND LIGHT DEPART
MENT:
Foot OF Seventh street Telephone G57.
CITY DIVISION:
Ofice-Alain and Vine streets.
Telephone N4
UNION DIVISION:
Oflce-Twenty-nint ana L streets.
Telephone 80.
MANCHESTER OFFICE:
Semmes avenue. Telephone 1921.
Are and Incandescent Lights and Elec-
trio Power at reasonable rates. Electric
Light Wiring a specially
Parties desiring Electric Llghts or
Power, by notifying the Main ONCE by
mail or telephone will be waited upon by
a representative Of the company.
I1h21-D
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FOR RENT.
THE EXCHANGE"

the leading Ho.el Of Richmond, Va,
with about 13O Rooms and all modern
appointments.
For particulars address
EUGENE c. MASSIE.
". o. NOTHING.
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
my2-We, fr&su4W Richmond, Va.
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PROPOSALS.


Petersburg, Va, May 5, 1894.
n o CONTRACTORS: BIDS WILL BE
Il received for the GRADUATION.
MANSONRY AND TRESTLE or
ABOUT SIX 90 MILES or NEW RAIL
ROAD, near the corporation line OF the
city OF Petersburg. Va. BIDS Will be re-
ceived up TO noon on SATURDAY, the
26th OF May. 1894. and should be adj
dressed TO Mai. w. f. GORDON. engineer,
Petersburg, Va. Address all other COM
municat!ons and make personal appllca-
lions to the same address. There Will be
a large amount OF temporary tresthng
and more than 40o0 yards OF masonry.
The work 10 be completed az the earliest
date practicable. The right Is reserved 70
reject any and all bids. my9--"
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Office: No. 10 Tenth street, Leader build
ing, Manchester. Va.
II, RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VALU-
| BILE HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
CITY or MANCHESTER, VA, on THE
EAST LINE OF ELEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN DECATUR AND STOCK
TON STRRTS or MONDAY. May y.
1894, At $50 O'CLOCK. on TIE PREM
ISES.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust, exc
cuted TO the undersigned trustees by f..
=. Howle and wife, dated August Is, 1891,
and duly recorded in the Hastings Court
Clerks office of said city, Deed Book ~.
page, 81, we will sell at auction. on the
day and hour named above, being re-
quired so TO dO-hrst, that COMFORTA-
BILE HOUSE AND LOT. situated on the
east line of Eleventh street Dot 33xl32
feet deep. There is good frame dwell
ing on this lot in good order. Second,
HOUSE AND LOT. same street. fronting
thereon 30 feet by 1872 feet deep There
Is a large frame dwelling on this lot in
good order This property lies in a good
neighbOrhood and should attract atten-
ton.
TERMS: Cash, as TO expenses Of sale.
taxes if any be due and pay on a debt
due Of $l,2l775: balance upon such terms
as viii be made known at sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
w. j. WESTW GOD,
X. Is. CHAFFlN.
my22-tds Trustees.
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OcDo~--~N<~.~~-~.~.N~O.~>~o~
WANTS.

our WANTS are MANY, a few q vs..,
are as follows, VIZ. "'''A
we want to rent out your pro-,..
ard collect your rents. '-'y
w, W want 70 sell you property.
~ want 10 sell your property
~ want TO loan you money
w W want 10 loan ont your mono.
i"e i@et u.s. We want more bus'H..s
D., tiiLWNING a. ROS.
Brokers,
'''' -""-' no. q north Tenth -.,,
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AUCTION sarFs-Fusure pnNs.
---.-..,.~- -~-~~->~~ "
BY n. r. Chafiin K CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No. | north Tenth street.

RrsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF
/ VALUABLE JAMEs-RINER f,AkM.
IN CHESTERFIELD cOlNTl, ABOoI
In MILES BELOW RICHMOND, CON
rAINING Digs. ACRES, WITH GOOD
DWELLING House AND AMPLE OUT
EIJILDINGS.-Sale on the premises on
FRIDAY. June II. 1894,
at II o'clock VI.
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from A.
Schnurman d Sen. 10 the undersigned
trustee. duly recorded l will sell at the
store. No. Gil east Broad street, at 10
A. NJ.
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w ANTED-TO SELL A GO-F00r H..
able for lawn. cemetery. or .r..
VIII sell for ono-thirl ita valu0 r
at 5l3 north Seventh street m .,
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE or THE CHANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. THE
DIST DAY OF MAY, 1S94.-IN VACA-
TION.
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PERsoNAL.

OTICE-WE HAVE THIS DAY 40
y POINTED a. -. BILLINGS our.
agent 10 DO hauling and neral contract
i1g business. 10 trade for cash only
myfS-12t WATKINS * HOLLADAN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE TAIL
i OR'S GOODS. MIRROR, HALLS
IRON SAFE, &c.
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Lacy. plaintiff. against Lacy, Trustee.
ct ais defendants.-In the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
In said cause OF April 10. 1894. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 2ist day of
May, 1894.
CHARLES w. GODD1N.
myZ2-td Clerk.
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Office Of

Commissioner j. r.. Y. Daniel.
30. % Skaters Building.
Richmond, Va.
All persons interested In the execution
of the DEGREES. from which the foregoing
are extracts. are hereby notified that [
have fixed on THURSDAY. the Nth day of
June. 1894, at II A. VI. as the time ana my
Office as the place for taking the ac-
counts directed by said DEGREES
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
May, 1884. j. Il. y. DANIEL.
Commissioner.
SHIELD q NEWTON, p. q.
mylGOaw4w
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against
Henry l.. and William l.. Knox.



The object Of this suit is to recover
against the defendants the sum OF two
hundred and eighty-three dollars and
siXty-one cents S2S3GD. with interest
thereon from the 10th day of April. 1894,
tin paid and costs. And an affidavit
having been made and fled that one OF
the defendants. Henry T.. Knox IS a
NONRESIDENT Of the State OF virginia.
II is ordered that the said nonresident
DO appear here within fifteen days after
due publication Of this order. and DO what
is necessary TO protect his interests in
this suit And il IS further directed
that a copy of this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks
I'm The Times, n newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, and be posted at
the courthouse door I'm this county IN
the manner prescribed by law.
4 copy-Teste:
J. T. MAJOR,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Charles city
county, Va.
r. T. LACY. p. q. my23-we4w
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ssOTHERE ARE so FLIES Oy
L SMlTH"-You cannot make s.l
purse out OF soW's ear but you can
secure your books and money u Iis.
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY
FIRE AND BURGLAR-pRDOT SAFES
y. +. SMITH. sole dealer Southern States
No. q north Ninth street. Phone 3il
my27-ly
WANTED OLD BOOKS RELATING
w TO VIRGINIA AND THE SOtIA.
Post-Odice Box l56. Richmond. Va
Jy1Z-tf
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.

n OMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
~ OF SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON
WALKER STREET, NEAR BROOK
AVENUE.
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NUANTED-TO SELL i NEW RAN.
w BIER BICYCLE. that has I.,.-
been used. II has a lamp. whistle, alb
all the latest improvements This is.
great bargain Tor the person who Wa..
the prettiest and best machine iu Rr..
mond. Can be seen az . north Ie.l
street. Good terms u right party Al.
dress PLATO, Times Office. Richm0nI
fei-tf
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BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office No. 10 Tenth street, Manchester, Y a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY Of RICH
MOND.
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In execution Of decree in the above
mentioned suit, the undersigned. thereby
appointed Tor the purpose. viii sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the oath Day Of May, 1894.
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. all that LOT OF
LAND, with the Improvements thereon.
being part OF Lot No. L. fronting 70
feet and running back 100 feet, situated
on the western side OF Brook avenue.
and fronting on said Walker street as
above stated. This property is TO be
sold. You can depend upon getting a
bargain.
TERMS: One-half cash: the balance in
six months. with interest added from
day OF sale. the said deferred payment
TO be evidenced by negotiable note
ana the title TO be retained until the
whole purchase-money is paid and n
conveyance is ordered by the court
l.. O. WENDENBURG,
al
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Lacy
against
Lacy, Trustee, ct ais.
In the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond, decree Of April 10. 1891.
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VIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE CHARLES CITY CIRCUIT
COURT-IN NACATION-MAY p, lSJi.
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BY Augustine Royal e Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office: No. 70 Tenth street, Leader build
ing. Manchester. Va.
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George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
% and II north Ninth street.
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George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.

ny22-tds
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TWO BROTHERS EXECUTED
For the Murder of PeddIer Two
Years Ago in North Carolina

Raleigh, N. c., July 13.-Two brothers,
Tom and Calvin COley, white men, aged
tWenty-seven and twenty-five years, We're
hanged today at Louisburg, the execution
being private. The rope used 10 hang
Calvin had been used on seven prior
occasions during the last ten years.
The condemned men were unable to read
OrEWrite, had never been to SCHOOL nor in
side of any church. They refused to make
any statement, but Indicated that they had
not intended to commit murder. Two min
listers visited them in the jail and they ex-
pressed the hope of being forgiven for their
sins.
In June 1892, these men and Charles
Tucker, a Jewish peddler met at the
house of two negro women in Franklin
county, North Carolina. and all drank.
Calvin Coley melted his brother and they
killed Tucker with an and carried his
body into a neighborins thicl1et and covered
IL WITH brush. Ending III his pack $i69,
they all went to Norfolk.
year afterwards the crime was dis
covered the entire party was arrested, the
women turned states evidence and the
men were convicted.
An immense crowd gathered around the
Jail today to see the execution, which, how
ever, was strictly private. The men met
their fate without emotion. The neck of
Tom broken by the fail; Calvin died in
eighteen minutes of stranguIation.
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TWO AssAssINs HANGED.
They Die Laughing at an Accident i'm
the Crowd.


Montgomery, Ala, July 13.-(Special. TO
day at 1890 o'clock Jim Galloway and Joe
Woodley were hanged in the yard of the
county jail for the atrocious assassination
of Mr. Ed Grant in his store near Mont
gomery, one night last March. -Four men
were to have hanged for the murder, but
yesterday Governor Jones respited Alex and
Wilson WOodley. Jim Galloway confessed
the crime, saying that he with the three
other conspirators engaged one Oliver Jack
son to do the killing for the sum of $3.50.
On the appointed night jackson failed to
appear, and 1t fell to Calloways lot to
fire the load of buckshot from the store
doorway while the other consprators held
Grants attention.
Recently Jackson was arrested, and one
night while being brought into town from q
country magistrates some masked men,
with rifles secured the prisoner from the
deputies and riddled his body with bullets
jackson was q professional assassin. Joe
Woodley also confessed the cold-blooded
conspiracy.
On the scaffold both men professed reli-
gion and We're cool and brazen. A moment
after the moose had been fitted around their
necks spectators seat raised a number of
feet from the ground, fell and precipitated
hfty people in pile. Both condemned men
were laughing at the incident when the
black caps We're slipped over their heads.
In the drop the two necks were cracked and
Woodley died in eleven minutes and Gallo
way in twelve minutes.
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energy "IIe tried to, but he acted as Ii
he was afraid it was wrong, and OF course,
if he was afraid, it was wrong. Wouldn
allow him to. No, indeed!
"Susy!' exclaimed Ethel tragically, don't
look at me! Don't come near me! Don't
touch me! I'm too despiSable! I'm IN
lover
She stepped back and covered her face
with her hands.
"Oh. dearr' exclaimed Susy with an air
Of fatigue, tell me some news. Tell me
something the whole plantation qoesn
know. YOu'll survive it. Your color IS
good, and your appetite is better"
Ethel regarded Susy with an expression
of hopeless horror
..>Ie~rifuI h ,,nzr' size cried i SASH
never be able to hold up my head again
She sank into the garden seat and buried
her face in her arms.
There. there don't worry darling.' SAID
Susy. half mockingly. mo harm has been
done Since the whole world is bitter
as green persimmon, what does your lit
tie lump of sugar amount tor
"Oh. Susy Susyr' cried Ethel in tones
of wild distress, have 1 fallen so low,
am I degraded. to go around day by
day displaying my Weakness?'
Darling. do be serious" entreated Susy.
Susan Beasleyr' said Ethel, raising her
head and Selling her compaidon's alsl
Don't pinch me, dear; please don't" re
mcnstrated Susy. But Ethel held to her
arm
Susan Beasley! has he discovered 1t?
Does he know it?"
oh how ridiculous!" exclaimed Susy
when she could control her laughter. why,
he is like BurrelI was. If you were to pin
the information into his mind with a Mime
rifle he wouldn't know it, nor feel it, nor
see it,
Yes, T know said Ethel, with a sigh.
''Srch utter Indifference"
What nonsenser' said Susy, with an
air Of experience. Hes in love with HIM
self; and besides, he thinks you despise
yankees"
Il do. do"' exclaimed Ethel with en-
ersy.
susy regarded her with digaih2d amaze
ntent.
Ethel Herndon! You know you do not"
Come" said Ethel, 'let US go off some
where where | can cry my eyes out"
After this conversation with Susy Ethel
drew back ittle from her attitude of ex-
IRENE friendlness toward Otis Maxwell.
Her Intention was not perceptble to the
younS man at first, but presently the fact
daWned on him that Il change had taken
place in his relations with Ethel Herndon.
She did not avoid him; she eluded him.
She was as friendly as ever when they met,
but somehow they ceased to meet in the
old way. This unaccountable TO the
frank young fellow, since he could dis
cover none of the maneuVerS that caused
the change and kept it in operation.
Susy was disguised with Ethel and told
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GREEN VERSUS ORANGE.
Erishmcn Attack Procession OF
OranEemen in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia July 1.-THE battle of the
Boyne was fought over tonight in the very
heart of the city. As a result about
twenty Irishmen are nursing cracked
heads and cut faces and dozen more are
in the police station. charged with melting
d riot.
The local societies of Oransemen had
celebrated the day with a picnic at Rising
Sun park, and with banners flying they
parade down Broad street on the way
back to their lodge rooms. At Cherry
street, under the shadow of the academy
of fine arts, a gang of green-ribbon men be-
came enraged at the tune played by the or
ganIzaton's band and Il shower of bricks
flew into the ranks of the marchers.
The pioneer corps, armed with sabres
and axes, charged on their assailants and
for a few minutes there was about as lively
q riot as Philadelphia has seen in recent
years.
The reserves We're promptly ordered out
from the city hail, only d bIoeks away, and
the rioters We're dubbed INFO SUBMISSION.
At the Hahnemann hospitals close by,
some twenty men had wounds, more or less
serious, attended to.
Daniel Kielt, one of the attacking party,
had his face split open with saber and
received several serious wounds.
Michael Bunns one of his companions,
was chopped over the head with an ak
and both are in serious shape.
After the police had dispersed the m )b
and locked up a score Of the rioters ths
loyal Orangemen resumed their march TO
the tune of "Boyne Waters" which caused
the ruction all had enjoyed SO much.
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Chicago, July ia crime against the
state was expiated on the galloWs of the
Cook county Jail this morning.
Nearly nine months have elapsed since
the bullet of an assassin deprived Chicago
of her chief executive, the state OF one
of her most illustrious citizens, and the
country at large of a statesman and a
patriot.
Today the crime was avenged and Pat
rick Eugene Prendergast suffered an igno-
minious death at the hands of the hang
man.
The execution was devoid of incident, as
the. assassin went to his death like an OK
going to the shambles, Up to the last
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tie note of protest-of inquiry-in the tone
of his voice.
81 busy? Oh, nor replied Ethel, fumblins
with the roses.
'Ah, perhaps [ have offended you then"'
Glow could you have such an ldea|
''Why, we have no more walks together.
You seem to avoid me. You fit about ana
disapDear before me like the golden butter
dv haunts the sunset hour.
TT is near that hour now SAID Ethel,
archly. Shall | take the hint and d1sap-
pear? OH | forgot your net she seated
heresf and proceeded to arrange her roses
in the form of Il bouquet.
1.-THE net has never yet touched the gol-
den butterfly" said Otis Maxwell, signif-
cantly. .,
"You must show me this rare creature"
suggested Ethel
.The one with wings or the one without?'
"a wingless butterfly? Why, that is
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n is astonished to find anybody ignorant
tuch an everyday matter as love.
low should | know inquired Ethel,
the dignity OF a twelve-year-old miss.
IN, said Susy with a sigh, its just
drnI Oh, you don't want to be in love
H. lonely time. That is enough. L
de,ee now anybody can bear to be in
lo',t Just once. Heigho! You want to
90 somewhere by yourself and think,
an1k, and think. You are never hap
py.s You are miserable. You are afraid
sun,p is going to happen and afraid
e it ~
" and in trouble all the time,
3rof Ethel.
"Oorse than that!' cried Susy, en-
sally. "You want to see Bur Oh,
nle,u want to see that person, and
zen do see him YOU can't imagine
atarth you wanted to see him for.
ssver satisfied until you have hurt
Il, and then you want to tear
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her so with characteristic candor. But II
was all to no purpose. Ethel shook her
head She said she knew what she ought
to do, and, although she was not as happy
as she had been, she told herself over and
over again that she had chosen the right
course.
But on the afternoon of a day that be-
came a memorable one in the experience
Of these young people, Ethel Herndon
tripped lightly along the garden path in
search Of roses. Otis Maxwell was re-
Ginning on a garden seat, and rose as she
drew near. She paused hesitated, turned
to go, blushed, and remained.
"Oh, l thought Mr.. Otis had gone on one
of his excursions" she remarked, holding
a rose to her face.
Il have returned he said s'We shall
have to renew acquaintance Miss
Ethel. You are so busy with your house
hold duties that l hardly have an oppor-
tunity to speak to YOU" There was a gen