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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
MANCHESTER NEWS.
TO ELECT DELEGATES TO CONGRESS
SIGNAL CONVENTION. JULY 18TH.
Jurors for tho July Term-A Quiet Home
weddipg-Personai and Other
Items.

The City Central Committee held a
meeting In the Police Courtroom last
night. with Mcssrs. Merritt. Dunford'
Sims. Caillgan. Holiday. Marks. Buuer'
and Fisher present. The meeting was TOT
the purpose of deciding on the date Tor
holding ward meetings to elect delegates
10 the convention TO be held In Rich-
mond August sth to nominate a cahu'-
date for Congress from this district'
After some little discussion 1t was de-
cided TO hold the ward meetings next
Tuesday night, the nth Instant
Manchester is entitled to seven dele
gates. as follows: First Ward. /; Second
/; Third. 2; Fourth. 3.
Ward superintendents and a new city
Committee will also be chosen at INC
meeting Tuesday. The committee IS COM
posed Of twelve members. three ii0i"
each ward.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
The .Julv term Of the Hastings Court
uiu hegin Monday. The following grdhi
iurors have been summoned for MONDAY:
Charles II. Sims, John Shanks. w. H.
Revnolds Charles Wake. Joseph j. biah-
ton. B. W. Nunnally, A.. H.. Perry JosePn
/. Breach, John OBrien' Seorse d"
Gary, ]. j. Bayley, and A. q. fo"gm.
The petit Jurors are f. T.. MoNiey, 'vn
A. Blanton. II. IL. Smith, l. -.
w. II. Turner. George Il. Ely -
ZONES. ". T.. Starke. a. G. Evans, NJ, -
walker George A. Carter, and Wliilanh
Wilkinson. and
Mr. w. l.. Brooks. Of Richmond' anu
NIiss Rosa %Callinburger, Of Chesterfieid'
we're married Wednesday night az IN
| residence of the bride by Rev. MT, Moote'
NJ 81. lanes Methodist church. MI
Char Ics Il. Cauthorn acted as best man
The marriage was a very quiet ahaI'
| only relatives and intimate friends Delhs
| present. The couple left Tor a shon,
northern trip. and on their return VIII
| reside in Richmond.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Arothcr cow was killed Wednesday eve
Ming on the high enhancement at TINS emu
| of the Richmond and Petersburg ralIroao
bridge. ,
on Hull street near Edghtn Wednesday,
afternoon. IN uo
~Clopton-Street Sunday school Will have
| their annual picnic at Blandon PARK OF
.Iuly 31st. The wagons VIII start from
| the school at S A. NJ.
Chesterfield county will have an exhl-
| hilton AT the Exposition this fall. and II
PROMISES TO surpass the exhibits hereto
fore made by the county.
The City Council will meet In regular
| session tonight.
MIR. wilmington Brands, who has beer
| detained at home by sickness for some
time. was able TO be out yesterday.
The front OF the Leader Building Is
| bo{p, handsomely painted.
Mr.. Il. =. owen, ST., is spending a II"
| days at the seashore.
hon w. w. Baker. OF Chesterfield, was
| in the city yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

on July 10Th. The club have chartered
the sioop sally. Captain Derr. They VIII
90 10 cobb's Island, Fisherman's Inlet.
he Capes. Chesapeake y Spot f'oes,
mouth Of York river, n VIII pay a ''si'
to General william ID. Taiiaierro' ""
North river. -.
The party will consist OF Messrs. soan
f. Mayer. commodore; Morris CIache'''
$. MEG. Fisher. f. q. Taylor. parker
Conrad. James Addison. Woody William.
charles West, Ed. Tompkins' hooer'
Fisher. and James 7. Vaughn.
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IS CAPTAIN seAY NO LONGER.
HI. Indignation Accepted by the Governor
Yesterday.

can,a,n seay. OF Battery ID. Lynchourg'
rocentIv ,endered his resignation, and yes
terday it was accepted by the Goyerno ,co.
an, IN the Fftz Lee Troop. OF Lynch
.hrrr bur was cashlered for insubordina-
ton The troop reelected him but upoh
recommendation of the Military LII,
covernor Mckinney, who mad anhei1-
.a,ed the sentence OF the court martial,
60 FAR as II prohibited him from ever
again holding military office, refused 10
-subseonently he was elected captain OF
Battery d. and though a night vas H r:nv.
upon him. he was commissioner 10y Us
ernor O'Ferrall. Later on ne W.
etnor y,itb using the armory at Lynch
Snrr for immoral purposes. but upon the
p pep6rt Of an officer sent from Richmond
70 the I'm city to investigate the matter
he was entirely exonerated.
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sequences Of the recent Norfolk hght.
MIR. Donleavy then Withdrew his propo.
sitson, and a motion TO have an assistant
IL the crematory prevailed. DR.. open
himer having made the statement that an
extra man was absolutely necessary.
The Clerk OF the Second Market was
requested hereafter to keep the ashes
and the sweepings OF that market-house
separate.
There will be a meeting at 6:D TINS
evening of the Board OF Public interest
TO nominate a police commissioner from
Clay Ward In place OF Mr.. j. f.. Jacob,
and n fire commissioner from Jackson
Ward to succeed Mr.. James X. Shep'
bard.
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r,.,.ct ~Fuylne.Houses.

no1ard Of Fire Commissioners In me easI,
ern end Of the. city took place bicS took the
nlght; nant nnawares. but everything was
fonnd in satisfactory conditi9h- $3.50,
member OF the body was presen1, ehnCepHl
Captain G.. Watt Taylor, an 10 his his nome
e end uepe handsomely entertained by him
~ - he INSPECTION will be completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
THAT SALARY QUESTION,
Motion 10 Increase Made, Bat Wifhdrawn-
Other Council News.

Council News.
The ever perplexing question OF rails
ing the salaries OF city employees came
up in the meeting last evening of the
Council Committee on Heath. 6ub-Chair-
man George Il. Davis presided over this
session, and the others In attendance were
Messrs. Donleavy, Cray. Woodey, Ho~on'
and Moore. A large number OF nas were
approved, and Mr.. Grant was elected ON
the permanent force of the department.
and Afr. Eubank was chosen a substitute.
Mr.. Donleayy then offered a motion
10 increase the pay OF W. i. Beiton'
r.oerIntendent OF the cremstory. from
~ TO s. per day. This was a signal for
a great deal OF discussion. Mr.. Gray
the motion. taking as hts ground
for 10 doing that the CITY woaid e,'ner
have 10 cut down expenses or put up
lie thought that II woaed be a
pseceAent, snd sugsssted nat
lAs committee should Ssmsubsx nc Con-
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The Niagara Trip.

The excursion to be given July 18th by
the ladies' OF the Retreat Tor rne S, ear
W. wbo would like to visit Niagara
Fails. Toronto. and watkins Glen to d,s
so at very moderate cost and Wiz
nleasant companions: Mrs. Anna +
Pebm and Miss Bette Eliyson VIII cha-
n ION the marty. which they hope viii
be- of goOdly numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

Y
CHEsAPFAKE AND OHIo.-S:40 A. ~, daily
Tor Norfolk and Old POinG 3 p. NJ. Old
Point. Norfolk, and local stations. $50 \.
NJ. Except sunday, Washington and Clif-
ton forge. 2:2O Z. ". Cincinnati anl ~.
Louis Limited. with Pullman. 800 J. VI,
local Except sunday accommO lation Tor
Charlottesville. 1890 z. VI, /. /. v. GIN
ciunati aud Chicago and Hot Springs.
From Eighth-street station. o A. VI. daily
with PaIsce-Car tor Lynchhurg, Lexington,
Va. ana CLIFTON Forge, connects at btenlo
except sunday Tor kosuoy; at Lynch
burg Maliy) tor the Southwest, at Balco-
nv except sunday for Lexington and ,eN-
cept sunday at Bessemer tor craig CITY.
; T.. VI. Except sunday, local accom-
modation tor Gladstone, Va.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN 4. NJ; Norfolk
Ve-ubuls Limited. and 9:05 A.. ~, Tho
Chicago Express" (Sce full scheduled J:2O
f. Nj, for Norfolk. 1880 Z. VI, Roanoke.
Bristol. Memphis, Now Orleans, and points
South aud West
SOUTHERN RAILWAY piedmont Airline
1853 4. NJ, southern express. Atlanta,
Augusta. and points South. 1910 p. NJ,
Atlanta, Augusta, aud points south. q =.
VI. (eXcept sunday, locator Amelia court
house.
YORk-RIyER LINE.-4:8j p. NJ, Baltimore
Limited, daily except Sunday for BAN.
more ana points North. $40 +. W. local
xpress, daily except sunday, also con-
Ut'IN WIKI ENttNAA'l iA bAAAaAANANr 80
VI. except sunday. local. mixed, leaving
TNonty-third-street station.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TOMAC.-7:OO A. NJ, - A.. AMI 100
r. W., for Washington aud points North.
T.. NJ, FrederiGksburs accommodation
except sunday. G:47 A. NJ. aud $40 p.
". except sunday, leave Ella for Ash
land.
ATLANTIC-COAST IINE.-0 \. NJ, Norfolk
special. 300 -. NJ, through tram soutn.
200 L.. NJ, accommodation. 5.2O p. NJ.
Norfolk train. IN p. NJ. fast express
south. 1928 A.. VI. Atlanta SPECIAL, 1880
l.. NJ. Petersburg accommodation. 10 A.
NJ, Sunday acrOnmO iatlOn. 4:iO 7. NJ.
sunday accommodation.
%sEABOARD AIRLINE Union S:ationA -9:05
A.. H., daily, Rale gh, Charlotte. At
lanta. and intermediate points. l2:23 \.
VI. daly. Atlanta ana points south. cob
meets with A. s. ". Z. railroad for Mobile,
Montgomery, aud New Orleans.
". B.--For arrival OF trains see regular sched-
niles.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED. SUMNER OARDERS.

Mrs. Tazwell Helms, at Helms Post-onice,
Franklin county, Va, wishes a limited number
of summer bOarders.
Location OF residence unsurpassed Tor healtn-
f,,Iress and beauty OF mountain scenery.
Yisitors will DO mot at Boon's Miils' NorioiA
ard Western railroad.
Board reduced 10 80 per month Ior sdu''s'
M ch,l1ran under y years Ot age taken.
ptsa1e address az above. " S-3w
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TRUSTEES SALE or CHOICE
GROYE-AVENUE LOIS
At THE RISK AND COST or THg sz..,
or DIR. CHARLES l. STEEL HHyt. .
sUMED THE PAYMENT D
The NOTE.

By virtue ~ a ceriaiD decd 90 frs..
by &. l. Steel to the uniersignef -H." =
February q. 1850. and dYiy ra .r.rt
rico County Court. Des1-looE l.g
10 secure tho paymento u certain f
described. default neying hoe1 DIAL.
mont Of the same. R1i being fe.l.
by tho holder, we VIII ssll ~ rl
tho premises.
THURSDAY. JCLY t,Tf
Mt q 7. NJ. 20 nueb u tlD ur.
TATE conveyed Ia -anI deed a.
70 pay on the balance due rr N-
py ssi1 deed. Tho lor-i.1 .
mentioned IN said dee1 a1f et P
Is bound n as f0lsrs:
NOKTHEASr CORNER "a; Ci,I.t
and WALNUT STREET, itor.. I
uardIy and fronting On GkOF 49,.
feet Z inches. and runpius l.E
botTeen parallel lines $50 &c..
common II icet VIDE.
ALSO.
a LOT fronting % feet . il.ha- ..
Of WALNUT STREET brfEee.
NUE. and HANOVER STREET
follows: Commenting NJ p ,.r'
Of WALNUT STREET l'Jfr.' f..
AVENUE. trence rgbul.f
fronting on WALNUT SIhf.
and running back ea8fntrtI
bounded On the north o. tn li
fcct vide, AMI 4. 81 TIE south .
mon II feet wide. iitl i-...H
have peen built ir ir.lr 0' tnI
lots and no property 10 o." Nrr
misc ~ A osfter tltufe. 1
with almost ahsoi1to c0rtt
values.
TERNs: BY consent ~ af f.-
will &c one fourtn css laa
three years, d peg Oo.t i'
cured b. decd o. tg..t
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BABEK.

sure cure for all MALARIAL diseases. such as
Ch'ils, Fever ard Ague. Lo-s Of Appetite hii-
iousness and Dyspspuc pisof Pains Ia Tue
Head, BACK, side, or Limbo, &c. As druggists,
bpc. my3
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FRIDAY. LULY b. 1891.

Referring 70 the foregoing advertise
nent. am authorized 70 say that the
creditors secured by said trust-deed VIII
lend a large portion of the purchase
money to the purchaser for a term OF
years. y. ~ bDN l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Nessrs. A. Y. Mosby & Sou hawai-
from the coal aud wood oosine'h
pleasure in amour ,lng 70 my trleoi'
toners that 1 an D9s WITH Ma > :"
TksLL. aad AK tor your Continued pA
40 Io-iv THOMAS ". AcSANNA"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
COAL AND WOOD.
rVO BUYERS OF FUEL.

Having secured the agency ior i.N
popalar fuel the CLOVER HILL Goa t.
prepared TO furnish tho Trade s"1
with same at very low rates. Slih
creased facilities. lam als prsqa
Dish all kinds best quality COAL -
AT SUMNER PRlcES. Yards hit 4,
Broad, phone Ia, M $40 cess bot'
'phono i3o. sANN Il 4" W.
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DoANnKE FEMALE Cold

III DANyILLE. "a.
Ihirty-ntth annual session pt'
BEK >. 1884. Eight schools 10 tp.'t
Also Music, Art. ElOcuiion. 0ua
ne-s Course. 1eacoers Of lzrge eHp't
high reputation. order AMI heAIih i
surpassed. No better bone s~n
Virginia. Boarding capacitF -ut'
send for catalogue.
kEy. L. r. JAMES. %.
~ l-ecd2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
AUCTION sALEs-This
by Denoon. Topper d co.
Real Estate Agents n Auot'oneer''
XII Main street
TRUSTEES SALE

81 MalH sdfcS~
TRUSTEES SALE u
T1i,pry FEET ON MAIN STREET
EAST or WAREHOUSE gTKEET.ss
NINETY-ONE FEET, MORE OK LESS
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER Oh
FRANKLIN AND THlk-
TIETH STREETS
los FEET ON Williamsburg AVE
NUE., EAST OF TIE CHI
GAS-WORKS.
BY virtue OF the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust. dated November ~ 49,
n recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF Lieu
mnnd Chancery Court. Deed-BoOk ~" y,
page 1876. default having been mace IA
the payment Of n certain note thstv'It
secured. and being required so 10 90. i
will sell by auction. on thc~premiseS' y"
FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1894.
AZ 6 o'clock 4. NJ:
First, That LOT OF LAND on the
south lire OF Main street. beginning lfz
feen 7 inches east OF warehouse STREE,
thence running eastwardiy and frontins
on Main street 50 feet, and extending
hack between parallel lines i55 feet to
az second. That LOT OF LAND on the
southeast corner Of Franklin and
Thirtieth streets. fronting Oh ~FrahkIn
street u fcet. more OF itss' -, y
back between parallel lines u ieet a
Third. That LOT OF LAND on the
west side OF williamsburg avenue. begin
ming at the corner bf a thirty-toot street
thence northwardly and frontlng on WI
It,msburg avenue Jos feet. and extending
back between parallel lines 100 feet on
the south side and rs feet on the north
side. ~
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF \
No. ,bfg trust aud a note or N.FNs
In interest from April I. 1894. balance
mon terms announced at sale
upO" G. L. DENOON,
Ia Trustee.
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49, $50 HLA
PROPERTY. LATELY CONVERTED
INTO FLATS.
NO. rs SOUTH THIRD STREET.
In execution OF a deed OF trust 70 me
undersigned. dated the 9th OF June. lH'.
and recorded In the Chancery Court or
Richmond. I'm Deadlock ~ u. on page
So. default having been made In the pay
ment of the debt secured. and being
directed so TO do by the beneficiary.
win sell, by public auction on the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY. JULY Is. 1891.
-, G o'clock +. NJ, the EXCELLENT
HORSE above referred 10. which has
been subdivided into fats, together win
Inc LOT on which il stands, fronting -
fest ) inches. and running back 10 ieet
, inches to an alley In common.
This property Will. with care ann at
tention. rent well. and should
itself 70 investors.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray cost
Of executing the trust and 10 lay a note
for :. go. with interest from January J.,
iSgl and another note FOR A.eV, with IN
terest from December 30. 1913. and the
residue AT such time and secured IN such
manner as the grant0r may prescribe and
direct. or. in case Of failure % give such
direction. then on such terms as the trus-
tee shall think nt.
Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
by y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
nHIRD-STREET FLATS
AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY. LATELY COW
INTO FLATS,
NO. il5 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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AUcriWS saLss-ru,pr. Da,,
By n. I. Cabsl -
ard
J.. Thompson Brosn g On,
keal Estate Agents.
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George 50. Nsft Au'
agl 20 900 % NiI
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by J. Thomson
iil3 F-i.
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R@A!!!!!!! R Bs*dssz +.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WANTS.

WANTED. A COLORED WOMAN
w SERVANT to do bo1se-cleaning. wait In
dining.room. and and help nurse 4-year-oid
child Must sleep on premises. be neat. honest,
i.aus,rious, well. behaved, ana wiling TO DO
generally useful. House has eight rooms, family
six persons. Apply with recommendation at
SOS east Clay street I3-iF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

tOs FEET ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE., EAST OF TIE CITY
GAS-WORkS.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.

Referring to French AFFAIRS Judge
Kelley said that he thought that Casimir-
Perier. being a strong man. would impart
individuality TO the government n
strengthen the republic. especially In view
Of The fact that neither of the mon
lrchical parties of France was well or
ganized. Carnot was. he added, n pure
man. but nothing but a fine tigure-head
so far as government was concerned. lie
never made his personality felt.
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CHICKENS AND EGGS,
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

We buy II b. he dozen
boxes. and when ms vile
has a sics fowl OF any KIND
we maze for those pow
Gers. and that Is the nst
or It. IL "a an lntalllDls
remedy with u.
NM. a. MILLROY.
king William county, "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
CHAPTER x.

The tide flowed back and forth beneath
the thickening ice unseen, and the win
ter wore on. MaXey's new pupil was
making much progress. The same was
true, i'll another sense, of Maxey him
self. Sometimes in the interest and pre-
occupation of their mutual labors their
heads would get very close together.
This was so entirely accidental and un-
premeditated an occurrence that the fact
that sudden interruption at such times
started blush into the faces of each
seems strange and unaccountable. But
it was unquestionably the fact A knock
at the outer door one afternoon was at
tended by this result. They had been
bending over a sketch by window in
the rear room, and both became sudden.
ly conscious that they were betraying
unwontcd confusion. Maxey was so
painfully aware of his own betrayal Of
sentiment that he was very glad Of the
opportunity offered to conceal it by an.
swering the summons at the door.
He stepped into the vestibule and
partly closed the entrance to the rear
chamber before he looked into tine outer
corridor. Two men stood by the stair
railing. When he saw them, the artists
heart gave great bound One man he
knew by sight; the other he knew by in
tuition. The foremost man was the sly
landlord of 10 Flood street The other,
who remained little in the rear, was
a curious specimen of humanity. He ap-
peared to be between 30 and 80 years of
ago His face was smooth, his skin very
pale and sallow His checks sank into
two cavernous hollows. His hair was
long and of an obstinate straightness. 1t
buried his cars and swept his coat collar
In perfect keeping with the rest of his
appearance, his eyes looked as though
they might have been of definite color
in his boyhood, but had faded out from
long usage. So did his hat, his coat and
what was visible of the remainder of his
habit. There were tclltale glossiness
and woebegone thfeadbarnncss about
them all. If there was Il forlorn and ut.
terly cast down atmosphere surrounding
his face, this was equally true of his hat
and shoes. His ancient coat was button
ed up about his neck with such an evil
dent attempt TO conceal tho absence of a
collar or tho dlrtincss of his linen that
the only possible excuse for having tax
ell SO much pains about the matter
seemed to be to allow the oh3erver
chance to anpse himself with specu.
lation rs to which of tho two was the
fact. And with all this there were hard
lines i'll the mans face which spoke of
unhappinoss oven perhaps despair.
Mr. Belfry bowed as soon as the door
was opened. With a placid wink. of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

~ told him that kncw his secret"
he did not let me go, should myself
appeal for aid to some charitable person.
The fact that we had just come back to
the city, where had met the kind lady,
Mrs. IIapRood made me think of her,
and l spoke of her. He seemed utterly
overwhelmed, and when / saw the
strange pullor that my rash words had
brought into his face my anger died away
at once. / remembered what nv mother
had told NE about his fear of the gal
lows, and thought there might be truth
i'll it, ] was frightened That was only
the day before | got the letter that took
me to tn" hotel ut Somerset. "
THAT is enough for that" said La
mar. 1T is not necessary that you
should allow your mind to dwell much
upon the unpleasant past. Choose the
bright things, Miss Dye, if you must
think of it at all, and let the rest go.
However, | wish to ask you question
or two, if you don't mind. In the first
place, were you feeling well and strong
previous to the 9th of December last
when you made your unfortunate visit
to Somcrset?'
Not really well, sir. 1t had been in
creasing for some months. l think if
had been well ! should not have felt SO
deeply the lonesomcness of my situation
My head troubled me greatly, and at
times | suffered from an Overwhelming
feeling of despair and melancholy, which
am sure was not natural to my dispo-
sition.
"Then as to your sight Could you
not call up the face of AN absent person
most vividly before your mind, and
shutting your eyes sometimes almost
persuade yourself that that person was
standing before you?''
Annette suddcnly became very pale.
She looked at the physician, agitated
and amazed
"Wly-why, how could you know
that sir:' she stammarcd She seemed
SO excessively troubled and alarmed that
everyday uttered an exclamation Of
surprise. In few moments, however,
she had party recovered, and then she
at once went on in hurried manner,
much as ii Oh" r'aro irving to get awav
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Wonderen wnerner MS mlnd was not un-
settled. That was what made my life SO
unbearable. 1t was enough to feel the
desolation of my mothers DEATH but to
have him always absent or sitting in
the same room without word, without
look for me, that was terrible And
still we moved about. could not bear
to remain shut up all the time, and one
night despair gave mo courage to throw
myself upon his mercy, to tell him my
unhappiness and to beg him for re-
lease. l thought if he could allow me to
go ont to work rs a servant in family
where l could earn my bread even that
would be better than this, for this was
worse than death itself .-...
He heard me out in astonished 81
lence and ayerted his head to reply in q
voice that trembled: You arc my daugh-
ter, Annette. The law makes me respon-
siblo for you until you are 81. must
continue to talse. e.csre Of you. Then /
told him, for the first time, that knew
his secret. l was not his daughter. If