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-Mny bien. cont ,st6 Il canitaa.

-Muy bien, contsst5 I'll captain
ii Hulai Q ie avisel al seilo de u Luc,
que ell rey quiere hablarle.
Por ell hueco de la puerta que habia QUE
dadJ entreabierta, dirigio B lssy una mira
da signiicatlya al paje; luego, volviendose
hacia Nancy, le pregunto:
Que hace ahora ese pobre San Luc?
-Esta jugando con Chieot, aguardando (
que el rey vdelva de la audiencia que ha So
licitado su hermano ell seflor duque de An
jou.
-Permitireis que me espere aquf dentro
mi pajea pregunto Busy al capitan de guar
dias.
Con mucho gusto, Tespondi6 este.
-Entrad. Juana, dijo Busy la joven.
Y con la mano lie senal0 ell huaco de una
ventana, donde ella sc refugi6 Immediate
mente.
Apenas Sc habfa escondido Juana. entr6
Saa Luc; el sef1or de Nancy, como por de-
ferencia, sc retro algdn tanto para no escu-
char la conversation.
-lQde me quiere a1n ell reyi preguntd
San Luc con tono enojado y con semblante
adusto. Al 5Sois vos, sef1or de Bussyf
Ell mismo qnerido San Inc, pero ante
todas eosas..
\ luego bajando la yoz prosiguio
Ante todas eosas, gracIas por ell servi-
clio que me habeis presfado
-Bsh! dljo San LHc, ESQ era muy natural
Ne repL gna ba que So asesirara de esa ma
Dera IN yaliente cabailero como yox. Yo
cscrtia muefto.
POGO ia faltado, pero en- esos casos el
POGO es muehisimo.
lComof
ST, amigo, me salve benefcio de una
bnena estccada one devolvf con usura, me-
parece que SchomDerg Pernon; por 10
que toca Quelus, debe dsr gracias & su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-30

craneo, gu . ne 10 asegnrar es uno de los
mas duros que he encoDtrado en- mi vida
-Vamos, contadme vuestra aventura, al
menos me distraera, dijo San In; bo- texan
do casi hasta dislocarse la mandibula
En- este nom snto no tengo tempo para
ESQ, mi querido San Luc; ademas, he venido
aquf con otro objeto. Segdn parece os fas-
tidiais mucho
Soberanamente, que es cuanto puede
decirse.
-Pues bien, yo vengo q distraeros. ;Q1e
diabloi un servicio Sc paga con otro.
= Teneis razon, y ell que me haceis en-
este momento no es menor que ell que yo os
hice- Lo mismo Sc muere de tedio que de
una estocada; cierto que la musrte de tedio
es m s tardfa, pero tambi6n es mas segura
-lPobre condel dijo B assy. icon que es-
tais preso, como yo sospechaba2
= Preso en- toda la extension de la palabra
Ell rey dice que NADIA lie distrae mas que mi
buen humor; y en- verdad que ell rey es de-
masiado bneno. porque aver le he hecho mas
gestoe que su mono y le he dicho mas barba
ridades que su bufon
-Ea, pues, yeamos, mo podria yo, como
os ofrecia, prestaros algdn serviciof
-Seguramente, dijo San Lnc, podeis ir
mi casa, 8 mas bien & la del mariscal de
Brissac. para tranquilizar mi pobre espo
sa, que debe hallarse en- la mayor inquietud,
y que sin duda hailars mi conducts sobre-
manera exfra1a
-.Que he de decirlai
-lPardiezl decide 10 que habsis visto.
que estoy preso, que no me deja salir de pa
lacio, que desde aver me est4 hablando el
rey de amistad como Ciceron, qae escribio
acerca de ella, de virtnd cual Socrates,
que Ia PRACTICE.
.-!Y que le respondeis, pregunt6 Busy
rl6ndoee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-30

-sQus lie respondof En- cuanto q la
amistad que sly ia ingrato; en- punto a
virtud, que soy IN perverso; pero este nc
impide que ell rey Sc obstine en- eonvencer-
me y que repita susDirando: iAh, San Lucl
icon que la amista no es mas que una qui-
mera! icon que la virtud es puramente un
nombrel y despues de hsb6rmslo dicho en-
frances, me 10 vuelve decir en- lain, me
10 reptile en- griego
AL DIR este ell paje, en- quien San Luc no
habia reparado todavia. solt6 la carcajada
-sQle quereis, amigo mio2 81 rey piensa
convertiros: 81 bis repeL0 pldcent, con N IS
razon ter. sPero es ESQ todo 10 que puedo
hacer por vos2
lAhl ST, por mi parte, temo que no po-
dais hacer mas.
-Entonces va ests hecho.
-sC6mo7
-Sospech6 todo 10 que ha sucedido Sc 10
participe vuestra esposa.
-sY que contesto2
Al principle no quiso creerlo, pero, ana
did Busy dirigiendo una mirAda al hneco
de una ventans, me parece que al I'm habra
cedido La evidcncia- Pedidme. pues, otra
cosa, dadme alguna comisi6n dificii aun-
que sea impossible, y tendr6 un placer en- ha-
Ger todos mis- esfuerzos para cumplirla.
-Entogces, mi querido Busy, decid al
gentil cabsllero AsroIfo que o. presto por
slgunos momentos su hipogrifo traedle
hasta una de Inis veutanas, yo montar6 d In
grupa me llevareis al lado de mi mujsr,
sslvo ell que vos continues, 81 os acomoda,
vlestro yiajs hasta Ia luna
Amigo milo, dijo Bussy, hay ofra coea
mas sencills, y es llevAr el hip6grifo vnes
ira mujer y traerla aquf.
-5Aquff
= 81. aquf-
a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-30

Al Louvre mismo. mo seria as CHS
toso7 Decid.
-iPardiezl va 10 creo
-sY no os fastidiarfais2
No, a fe.
-Porque ahora os fastidiais, seg6n me
habeis dicho.
-Preguntadselo Chicot. Desde esta
mafiana lie he colorado odio le he propues-
to tres estocsdas. Ell picaro ne enoj6 tanto
que era para morirse de risa; pues, sin em-
barge. 20 me mantuve serio, y creo que 81
este dura. le matare tan solo por distraer-
me, hare que me mate.
-iDiablol 20 os andeis con chanzas, va
sabeis que Chicot es ba6n tirador; mncho
mas insoportable 80 os h6ffaF un ataud que
10 que os parece ahora vuessxa prisi6n
No se que deciros
-vamos, dijo Busy riendose, ,querels
que os ceda mi pajef
-Sf, .un muchacho lindfsimo.
-Gracias dijo San Luc detesto los ps-
jes. FL rey me ha ofreeido mandar que me
traigsn el que mas me sgrade de los mics,
no be Querido admitir La oferta- Ofrec6dse-
le al rey, que estA arreglsudo ahora ca cass.
10, en- saliendo de aqni, hare 10 que Ne hizo
On Chenonceaux cuando el festin verde; no
permiflre que me sirvan sino mujeres-
-iB shl dijo Busy insistieudo, pero en-
tretanto....
Busy, contest6 San Luc despechado.
no esti bien burlaros de mi de este modo.
-Dejadme hacer.
No quiero.
convianei
No, no, no. mil veces no.
-iHolaf paje, ven aqui.
-lvoto { tall exelamo San Luc.
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(C0ntinuaci6n.)

Busy se fue derecho al gabinete de ar
mas que tanto agradaba al rey Carlos TX y
que Por una nueva distribution habia veni.
do ser el dormitorio de Enrique Ill. el
cual 10 habia amueblado su gusto Oar
los TX, rey cazador, poeta guerrero, tenia
esta pieza LENA de cornetas, arcabuces, Ii
bros, manuscritos y brufiidos tornillos En-
rique tenfa alli lechos de terciopelo y de ra-
so, pinturas escandalosas, reliquias, escapu.
larios bendecidos por el papa, bolsitas per
fumadas de Criente y la collection mas her
mosa do foretes qbe puede imsginarse.
Saba muy bien Busy que Enrique no es-
farla On este cuarto, pues que su hermano
Gdaba audiencia en- el gran salon, peto sa.
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Para mas nformes drigirse sps Consgna arios
~~ BREGARO & Co
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%L4@iNu
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
LA DANA
DE
M 8 IN S 8 r. EAU
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
CAPITULO w

DE COMO PAs6 La NocHE DE sUs BoDAs LA
sENoRTTA DE BRIsAC q SEA LA sENoRA DE
SAN LUG
(Cortinuaci6n.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-30

Vigas de x5 x6y5x 10 alfag{as
'e 2 x g. Estantes de ausubo de AZ va
as. Snrtido general de maderas de Is
Flo, ida. tablas de todas classes damas
eectns pars construction.
L. P. DORA & c.
Playa-Ponee Noviembre % De 1894
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR RENT-1325 ST., GROOM HOUSE AND
bath room; being put in frst-class repair. Apply
premises or to OWNER, 1912 ST., or b. Fl.
WARNER & co. se21-3ts
FOR RENT-S37 ODD ST. NV, COR. OF 1 ST,
Groom and bath brick: newly painted and pa
percd; ami. Rent, $3.50 Key at S23 22d st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR HOTEL OR
college at Brookland; high healthy and conven-
ieAt to cars; cannot tie surpassed. For particu-
lars call on r. w. WALKER & son,
se10-3t 1000 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

1918 S NV. 9r&b. $500
1911 Fl st, 1lr, br. 30. 90
1900 18th pw,14r&b. 200
fur .-........-. .SUU
1907 10Th w,14r&b. SO. "a
1122 VT av, l3r. fur. ESQ
1141 9th NV. Sr&b. -. .35
931 p NV, 10r&b. .35
HEREFORD. 1907 f st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

zA04 l4th st nv, Tor. 80
l716 18th ct nv. lW 80
1921 10th Ut nv. l0r. go
2U15 Hillyer place, Tor IS
16a0 d I nv NV. Tor. SIS
2084 HiIlyer pi, Tor. IS
1911 N st NV. br-.....60
1854 fifth NV, 10r. -. 80
174S Corcoran NV. Tor. 80
29S2 14th st NV, Or. so
1712 Corcoran st, 11r.4s
$50 18th st, NV 12r. AS
Ills 11th st NV, LOT. As
1902 O ut NV, Or. AS
Piss P st NV. Or. As
1409 Stoughton st
: NV. Or.
2410 18th st nv, Or. 40
1906 Chaplin st NV. $40
III A st sc. er......@
140s Chaplin at NV. Or. 20
1852 18th NV, 6r......D
1146 18th NV, er......@
1150 18th NV, Or. 40
170S NJ at NV, 9r......p
$50 18th at nv. 9r....R
f25 11th st NV, lSr. 40
2406 18th ct NV. sr. 40
i71a 10th st NV. Tor. 40
1873 18th st NV. 10r. 40
1881 Corcoran NV. o.. 40
134G T ct NV, Or. 40
1904 8 st NV. Or. .....1
1928 18th at Ew. 81. 40
1892 18th st NV. sr. SO
1924 a3d st NV. Tor .35. so
1924 9Th st NV. Or. rs. d
1874 14th st, Sr. .35
1905 n st NV. 7r.....S5
1927 18th st NV. Or. IS
1909 Q st NV. Or. IS
1928 18th 1t. sr. .S5
225 r st ne, Tor. .35
SIT 18th NV, Or. 80
1917 @ 90 49, -. Ok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR PENTHOUSE AT TAKoMA PARK: EIGHT
house, rooms; Iamond's station: five minutes
from electric cars, fare of Sc. to University
and connect with electric cars any purt of
city; rent cheap. A. LAMoND, Takoma PARK. d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR RENT-BY JAMES G. JESTER,
CSC st. NV.
100 10th st. NV, completely fur Tor &cel 500 90
215 NV, 1Orb. mi. .s45 1908 9th NV, Orb. mi t25
651 Md ne, lori, mi. 40 40 NV. 6rb, mi. 80
2Ol1 18th nw 10rb mi .35 90s sw, Orb, mi. IA. 50
2413 Pa av, Orb, mi 30 so Blaeden al. Arb. $50
1912 LIST NV, Orb, mi % Gessfords ct, 4rb. $50
STORES
2O3O VT NV, store rooms corner. .$16. -
426 NJ s.e., store and rooms corner. 1900
ee21-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-A DESIRAB1Y LOCAT-
ed residence, on II st. near 14th St. containing
10 rooms and bath; fully furnished: If rented at
once, be had at the low price Of 500 per
month. FITCH. FOX & BROWN, 14O6 @ st.
NV. 1t
FOR RENT-BY LATIMER 4 NEsRIT, 1921 G ST.
2OO3 G, Tor, 5000 1906 L. Tor fur. 500 90
1217 sth NV. I0r s5 80 1920 18th. iir, new 65 90
1881 av NV, 7rb % 90 Flat OF F,klinfk, 5r q 80
TO C0LORED TENANTS.
l44l NV, Or br $25 GO $50 st. Or, frame, $500
se21-3t LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR RENT-By HENRY WEX, sol 7TH ST. S.w.
400 av Tor, mi SIS. 40 SIT sw, Or ami S35. so
90 NV, Or, ami u so 912 1th sw. Or wig 10 so
S24 11th sw, 6r mi Is. 10 AL 7th sw, wig 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

1898 Wallact st. sr. IS
9 n Y av NV, Or. 30. 50
1441 Chaplin st NV, Or 30
1908 Linden st NV, Or 80
239 r ct ne, Tor. 80
i1739 18th st NV, Sr. 30
29O6 Q Ut Ew, -. %. 50
s07 I'd ST NV. Or. q
II d at NV. 7r....22. 80
1889 N st NV, Or. .22.@
81 d st NV, 7r.....2.W
1928 10Th ct NV, Or. 20
4015 sth 1t NV, Or. 20
100 18th NV. nat, Ar. 20
2207 7th st NV, Or. ..16
1917 18th nw.5r (r'r)l3.S0
1919 18th nw.5r (r'r)13.30
ITO and 1112 G Ut NV,
entire building.
1919 N II ave (rear) 10
IL Gould's nj, Ar.
i15 L u %. Or.
SHED.
r I ave nr 18th, 18r. 135
r I ave mr. 18th. 12r. $50
Riggs st nr 18th, Or. .&
r / ave mr. 18th, 17r-975
r I mr. Conn ave, 13r 800
Sunderland pl mr. 10th,
12r ................1 100
vt av mr. L, 1Sr. 300
Wyoming av mr. 20, 22r375
Yale st nr 18th, 10r.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR EENT-1aO5 G ST. NV, LARGE, PLEAS
ant room for single gentleman; convenient loca-
tion; with without board; on herdic line and
near avenue Address II. c., Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL, NEW, WHITE.
stone-fnish bricks, 3023- 3025 18th st. NV. COM
mocious and very handsome interior, of natural
cherry ard other fine woods; price, only $50 PEI
month. WIN. Il. SAUNDERS & CO., 140I 81
ny Se2l-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

1904 L st, 10 rms. SOS s24 avs rms. SIS. so
1854 10Th st (store). 40 2620 st, II 80
1909 18th St rms 35 81 Rear 1916 L sta 10. so
1925 sth st, rms. Dc. 80 Stable RI 14I4 st. 10
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
se2l-3t I'll 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-FROM MY WAGON FRIDAY, A BOX CON-
tanning suit of clothes. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning to NEW YORK DYE
HOUSE, 100 9th st. NV. 1t"
LOsT-oN THE EVENING OF THE 10TH m
slant. alumnae pin; gold, with black enamel let
tiers. Finder please return to 1920 Corcoran St
NV and receive reward it,
LCST-A BLACK SEAL POCKET BOOK, MARK
7th and Pa. ave. Finder will please leave at
455 Fla. ave. NV. and receive suitable reward. 1t
Lest = WHITE CAT, HALF-GRoWNs GRAY
spots on head and gray tail. Reward If returned
to 1446 r. I. ave. it,
FoUND-ON TTH ST. s.w., SEP. 20, A SUM OF
money. Owner can have by addressing c. r..
Star office. and proving property. se21-3t"
LOST-A ROSE LEAF DIAMoND-CENTER LONG
pin while going to B. & o. depot, on St, BOs-
ton store or Palais Royal, and G st. Reward IL
left for e. A. g., Star office. it,
LosT-BY VERY POOR PERSON ROLL or
money wages, between 9th and II, New York
ave. and 1st: Reward. Return to drug store,
LIST and New York it,
FOUND-EvENING SEPTEMBER Z, /. AND 23D
SITS. NV. small Elgin gold watch. Apply 1913
Penn. ave. NV. se203ts
Losr-FRoM BAIsToN,, VA, ONE DARK BROWN
mare about 14a hands high; very fat and Of
chunky build; short, bushy tail. A suitable re-
ward IL returned to T. E. CONROY, 1921 P st.
NV, Washington, DC. se19-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-OR RENT-s15O WILL BUY LATEST
style square; reliable make; perfect condition; a
rent. Address A. W. MEYER, 1885 18th st. NV.
se19-6ts
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341s M st. NV, IA rooms ami $50 90
1928 81 St. NV, II rooms, ami. 600
254 Della. ave. me-, 10 rooms. Reduced to. 200
Xii LIST st me- cor. 8 rooms, a.m.i...... 5000
5l3 1st St ne s rooms, furnace. ......... 2S so
2l3 st. n.e., rooms and bath. 2I50
1903 Md. ave. n.e., rooms. Reduced TO. 100
2O3 Sd st. n.e., rooms Reduced to..... 27.50
lO4 st. n.e, rooms. Reduced to...... 2750
los St me- rooms. Reduced o....... 27.50
427 list st. me-, rooms ami. .......... 2o50
11O5 9th st. sw., rooms, AMI. ........ 2050
go 18th st. s.e, rooms bath and ami. 1000
$40 l. st. s.w., rooms, ami. ........... 1850
324 Mclean ave. s.w., 6 rooms and BATH. 1890
ZIG Robinson st. s.w., 9 rooms. 1870
3O7 st. s.w., rooms and bath. ........ 1880
Rear .1010 18th st. n.w rooms water. 100
STORES.
18th and SITS. Barber Ross bldgo. 4th,
9Th 9th and It'll floors.
1225 q st. NV, LIST and ID floors. $500
621 9th st. NV, LIST floor. 1900
256 Del. ave. ne. q dwelling rooms). ..... 1900
OFFICES.
Warder Building, 9th and B sts.-Number Of
choice rooms at moderate rental; elevator and
janitor services.
1881 Union court NV, bet ard NJ. stalls 80
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
1t 1405 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21
ATTORNEYS.

Webster Law building, sos D st. n.w Washing.
ton, DC Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-21

FOR REM
2lS Ind NV, Sr. $35. 1924 st NV, sr. $35 90
go LIST st Sc, Sr. IS so 1911 Ut NV, so
1853 F st ne, 1r.. %. 40 3l9 st ne, 6r. 1850
lbs nv NV, Or %. 90 1129 oath st NV, Or 1880
2142 Ward pl NV Is. 80 $40 18th st NV, Or $50
141 Gala st ne, Or. is. 90 1910 81 at NV, 6r $500
Cos Acker at me- 6r:16.o0 1921 22d st NV, Or 80
81 st ne. 6r. 1900 DIG 23th st NV, 81. 1890
2O9la st me- Or. .13. 30 DOB L st ne, Or. 1880
500 21st st NV, Ar 80 OILS 21st st nw Ar IL 80
Oil 21st st NV, 4r. II. 30 22O5 u st NV, Ar : 80
2O47 st NV ar. IL. 30 a049 E st NV, Ar. H. 80
2O4l f st NV Ar. IL. 80 2051 e st NV, Ar. IL 80
2O3l u st NV Ar. 10. 30 2O37 E st NV, Ar. 1000
2l24 r'r 22d NV Ar 30 2122 r'r 22d NV, Ar 80
1922 rr I'D NV, Ar 10. 80 Col Callan ST Or 1879
1925 Reed ct Ar 1910 III Reeves NV, Ar 1e30
% Jackson me- Ar. 10. 80 RI 1137 Doth, 4r. 30
7OS st Marys p Ar $50 ia st Marys pl, Ar $50
Green's ct NV Ar $50 II Fristoe ct NV, 4r. 80
il Frstoe ct NV Ar so 20 Fristoe ct Ar. 7.60
WASu'N DANENHOWER,
se21-St l4l1 G st. NV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-22
BORN.

BOYNTON-At Sullivan. Aug. IA, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Boynton, son. Henry Stan.
BUNkER-At Cranberry Isles. Aug. IA, to Mr..
and Mrs. Leander X. Bunker, daughter.
Emma b.
CoNARY-At Deer Isle, Aug. 49, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin COnary a son.
DELAITTRE-At Mariavile. Aug. IA, to Mr..
and Mrs. William II. DeLaittre, a daughter.
FROST-At Mariaville, Aug. L. to MIR. and
Mrs. Frank w. Frost daughter.
FOSTER-At Amherst, Aug. s, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene ID. Foster, daughter.
GRINDLE-At Bluehill, Aug. G, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew A. Grindle, a son.
HASkELL-At Deer ISLE Aug. 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson T. Haskell, daughter.
HASKELL--At Deer Isle Aug. Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett 5. Haskell, daughter.
HODGKINS-At Lamoine. Aug. Is to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel r. Hodgkins. a son.
NEyELLS-At Deer Isle, Aug, Is. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis b. Nevells, a SON
MERRILL--At Dedham, Aug. I, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Merrill, daughter.
MARSHALL-At West Hancock, Aug. Il,
TO Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Marshall n daughter
RICII-At Isle au Haul, Aug. IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Rich a daughter.
ROSEBROOkS-At Cranberry Isles, Aug. IL,
to nr. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Rosebrooks, a
daughter.
ROWE-At Aurora, Aug. 6. to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Rowe twins. son and daughter.
STEEL-At Deer Isle, Aug. IL. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Steel, daughter
WHITE-At Dedham, Aug. 4, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. W hite, son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-22
THE RETuRN HOME.

News of Ellsworth's triumph quickly
reached the city by telephone, and prep
arations for giving the team a suitable
reception were promptly begun. The
team arrived few minutes after seven
o'clock, accompanied by several buck
board loads OF rejoicing "rooters, (" single
teams and bicycles.
The songs and shouts OF the boys them
selves were literally drowned by the
noise of fire works and the vociterous
cheers OF the crowds that lined both sides
OF Main street from the Hancock house
to ne American house.
A monster American flag was hung
across Main street from Whiting Bros. to
the Giles block and a momentary pause
of the triumphal procession under the
stars and stripes was the occasion OF a
renewal OF the deafening applause.
The work OF the day wound up in a
blaze of glory, and it was we'll into the
night before the enthusiasm cooled down,
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OF six bases, out of three times at the bat.
Nsson's seven put-outs and four assists
make a fine record for second baseman.
He played a star game. Fosters double
to Mason was the finest play OF the game,
and it undoubtedly saved the day for
Ellsworth. Blacks pitching was fine.
He had the best support Of his life
in the field. Luchia kept up his record
rs a good catcher and perfect thrower.
Cushman did not have chances enough
to distinguish himself as short-stop.
McKillop's in-ield support was poor.
Bowen in left field was the right man
in the right place. His catch OF high
fly after long run over the most I'M
even part OF the field in the ninth in
ming brought welldeserved plaudits from
the crowd. Hubbard captured three foul
flies in very pretty shape, and the specta-
tors recognized the work with loud APP
plaase.
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BY TIE MASCOT.

Twas Wednesday noon, and Ellsworth saw
Departing from the town,
y team with seven ball players,
Who had their heads cast down.
They were going over to Bucksport
To play game Of ball
Twas the opening game of the county league,
And they had no team at all,
No wonder that they were gloomy,
And feeling rather blue,
For Harry Casey had left them,
And Jack and Johnny, too,
And Foster was disabled,
With a badly smashed right hand,
And over there In Buck-port
They would have to face a band.
Now over there In Proutyyille
There lives one Edward Blake,
Who was a little more than willing
The eighth of our men to make.
But Weeks and Manager Rollins
Had nearly used up their brains
To get nine upon the field.
When they happened upon Haynes.
Flynn said that Haynes was a curver
And In other ways could play,
And before the seventh inning
We knew he'd won the day.
Oh, Haynes Is a lula
y regular Jim. Dick,
For he struck out thirteen Buck-porters
In manner very lick.
That r,ish' the folk ia Ellsworth
By the bulfetlu cauH .tr
Tint EueA-pnrt NJ defeated,
Md the score nNa- two to three,
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Deafness. Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is ones
one way to cure Deafness, and that l. by con
iutamed condition of the mucous lining OF the
EustHchian Tube. When this tube gets innamed
you have rumhling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when It Is entirely closed Deafness is
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an iuflamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness caused by catarrh) that can
not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send for
circulars, free.
FL CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
es- Sold by Druggists 55c.
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POOR BUCKSPORT.
A CRUSHING DEFEAT AT NOUN
TAIN PARK, BLUEHILL.
DRAGGED FOR A MONTH AND GOT
DONE UP IN TWO HoURs-FINEsT
GAME OF THE SEASON

Mountain Park, Bluehill, was the place,
and August IS was the date on which the
self-styled, mi-professional aggregation
OF base ball players hailing from Bucks
port were scheduled to "mop up the
ground with the Ellsworths once more"
The oracle had spoken, and every body
was bid to witness the operation. The
lambs to be led to the slaughter were
loosely advised to get some points on
base ball from Doggy Brook, Dollard-
town and Dedham before coming to
Bluehll to play with team OF the ''class"
to which Bucksport belonged
Such little pleasantries as these were
INDUCED in for weeks before the game
by the doughty Proutyite4. Stories OF
how the Bucksports were strengthening
their team were waited hitherward and
thitherward, until it was actually be-
lieved i'll Bucksport that the word
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p,rRL,C SCHOOL TEACHERS.
,,st of Those Engaged for the Fall
Term In Ellsworth.

Tho Graded schools in the city and the
hieh school will reopen Monday, Sept.
,s schools Nos. 4, 5, s. ID, II and 10 will
hogin ON he same date. Schools Nos. I, S
and will begin Sept. 2. All Others will
commence Aug. 26. The teachers engaged
are a. follows;
GRADED SCHOOLS.
Hiyb school, w. II. Dresser, Clio Chill
colt. II. f. Walker.
state street sub-grammar, Mary II.
Black.
Water street sub-grammsr, Leonora G..
Higgins.
school street grammar, Elizabeth True,
Annie F. Mullan, Mary c. Higgins.
Pine street primary, Louise }. Backus.
Pine street intermediate, Abbie +. joy.
West Side sub-grammar, Mary A.
stockbridge.
Vest Side grammar, Mary A. Gaynor.
Fails primary, Lena +. Grindell.
Falls intermediate, Sadie A. Joy.
Falls grammar, Carrie b. Cochrane.
UNGRADED SCHOOLS.
No. I, Mary \. Grindell.
No. ,. Mildred 4. Billings.
No. (, Kate f.. Latin.
No 8, Annie l.. Mcfarland.
No i. Emma t. Bowden.
No. :. Susie NJ. Hart.
No. ). Minnie II. Moore.
No 9, Margaret +. Latin.
No 10, Lulu II. Moore.
No II, Edward +. Richardson.
No i3, Hottie +. Remick.
No II, Susie NJ. Byrne.
Ne Is, Florence K. Moore.
No II, Annie \. Moore.
No 10, Lottie NJ. Wasgatt.