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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
III PLEASES LARGE UDIENCES

"Rory OF the HE" which has begun "A long run
at the Academy Of Music, has been greeted at each
performance this week by large audiences, which
have packed the big theatre TO the doors while fapt
attention and enthusiastic applause indicate the ap-
probation with which the play has been received.
RORY OF the Hill" written by James Common Roach.
who assumes the title role. was originally pre-
scented last at the Fourteenth street me
a,re. though the stage setting in the present in
stance is, In SIS completeness. In advance OF any
previous effort A pack of hounds twenty horses
and at least 200 people more than one occa-
sion all in evidence on the stage. while special
scenery has been painted for this production. This
Is IN itself large factor in making the play the
artistic production II Is.
, The cast is large one. including. besides Mr..
Roach. Joseph A. Wheelock. Joseph a. wilkes.
Harry Hawk, Nellie Bragg and Mrs. Charles Pc
tcrs All OF whom are wel-known players Mr..
Roach; as Rory, often recalls TO mind the days OF
DION boucicault. and since the time OF that cele-
brated Irish comedian Ncw-Yorker have not seen
more Interesting and striking drama of this school.
great credit for the lavtshness Of this production
which should insure IT. long and successful run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
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THE CITY HAIL IARRIIGE BUREA

The Committee on County Affairs OF the Alder
men will meet tomorrow in accordance with
resolution for the investigation OF the city Hall
Marriage Bureau" an institution which has grown
up dependent wholly on CUSTOM In the last ten
twelve years. Harry" Van Pelt and "DIck'
Fitzgerald had been its managers until last Fri
day. when Fitzgerald gave way to Wlllim Carter,
Of the XXIIId District. The managers receive no
fees. but are dependent for compensation the
occasional sale OF "A blank marriage certificate.
This is all they get for hunting up an Alderman to
perform the marriage ceremony. and looking after
the details Including the report to the Health
Board The law allows nothing TO the Mayor or
Aldermen for marrying people. The principal GUS
timers OF the bureau have been Italians and others
Of foreign extraction who look upon civil as
we'll as q religious marriage a. necessary to mals
n union binding. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
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ROBERT L. CUTTING TO GET HIS SHA RE-

There seems to be doubt that Robert l.. Cut
ting VIII into possession Of "A share OF mis-
fathers estate, and those who have seen him since
he left the stage and since his business AS stage
manager for his wife, Minnie Selisnnan. LETT MIN
with considerable time on his hands. think ne ~
TO be concentrated. 1t is not known on what
terms the COMPROMISE was e,se,ted and none OF
the parties to the contest woula yoYe any nforma-
ton as 10 the value OF the estate. IL mas psen
uuoficialiy reported that a decided ASrinkage has
tlien place In the Cutting fortune ana mat the
1880 90 which came into the possession OF the
present Robert l.. Cuttings father, has dwindled
down something like si6O1VO.
John NJ. Bowers, who Is the special guardian OF
lanes DE Wolfe Cutting, who received young
Bob's" share. and clifford A. Hand. the attorney
for Walter Cutting. who as trustee managed the
estate, both refused make statement on the
subject. Mr.. Bowers said that In the event OF a
settlement bring effected without the hearing
which has been fixed for tomorrow. no hgurss
would be made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
,, ,,.,, us,l feel proud OF the work done

Second Corps may well feel proud OF 'he "o'" u'"
oE rr ns eaoped into the pubcs favor and II Is
again urged that troop be eniarsen' members Of
A good story IT. told OF one spD oa that crowd
Of rioters stood in the of detachne aned bv
Troop ala hoofs One buriy fellow obsructed the
way OF Trooper Roe Bradley wno' mean ~ sdvantage
OF the man did not want to run h So uown nocked
simply dsmounted thumpr ,d,n rhe and Joined his
Comrades who feel certain that mere Of Trpp
one in Brooklyn Mh9 sta1 Regiment viii hold lis
annual dinner on April q The committee hay YIN,
the affair in charge e9nsSs sprsgue and Captain
I WiIIiam II'G Schwalbe.
C ,ber aSmory for week think they had
1iresome task th,n the men who were sent across
n ne ,he sadeauacy Of the 9Th Regiment armory and
every man realizes to-day II he ana not peiTre. lat
were kept at work continually and sun they Desame
restless and were loud in their expressions OF De
light when the orders to march home came. COM
pany X will have its annual reception ana paIl a.
The Lexington Avenue obeia ,Iuse on AZ
company H. IAN Regiment was unable to give its
annual dinner this year in the parior of a hotel:
where it usually takes place. The affair. without
the dinner. celebrated in cold car and; though
crcumst ances We're slightly unfavorable, the com
pany managed 10 make an evening OF IT, WIN ine
The following civil officers have been elected by
the board Of officers of the 22d Regiment; Treas
urer. Lieutenant Colonel " lillian '. King; secre-
tary, Captain Joseph p JaTdne; execmtTe com,
q. T. Dcmarest. ". }. Maidhof and J. ~ Bor-
land Committee OF State of Regiment Majors
Franklin Bartlett and q. l.. Il. Hart. Captains
w. b. Smith, W. IA. Cortelyou, j. T. kenworthy
and G. c. Cassidy; Committee on Long Service
Medals Captain y. Il. Thurston, Adjutant ;. r.
Hart and H. II. Treadwel.
Company a Will hold its monthly reception ana
hop on Monday evening, February II.
In Company H. I'D Regiment. the lU per cent
decoration for 1894 has been won by the following
members First Lieutenant }. {. bennington, Second
Lieutenant G. G. Scoheld. First Sergeant j. II.
lngraham. sergeants C. l. ,, Scoisd' g: + Iati'
A. Gibbs and ii. {. Parsons; rriya,es E l." coy W
Romans, II. ". Lee J. ~ Pigot. l. W 70
mares. r. W. Renshaw. II; NJ Rice c. r. stokes;
r. Sherman, II. f. Sesrle W. NJ. Shepard and
A. NJ. Shut The wheeling section of the athletic
association has elected the following oihoers:
President Sergeant Major q. a. Wingate; VICE
president W. r. Du Bots: recording secretary, j..
r. Coleman; financial secretary Sergeant-MaJor
Harold Bunker: captain. G. NJ. Reese; frst Hen
tenant. W. t. keesler; second lieutenant, II. T.
Parish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
JVillOW 0nd WOOfeM Ware.

Clothes Baskets best willow. strong 80 cts
Hrooms best corn. 3 rows sewing. for % cts.
Clothes Horses feet high new style, % cts.
ChOpping Bowls. best maple. cts.
Rolling Pins best polished wood. cts.
Coat and Hat Racks extra strong and large.
10 cts.
Clothes Pins. best quality. all perfect. I cts per
hundred.
Clothes Lines 100 feet long. II cts.
oak Pals grained. hoops 9 cts.
Cedar Pals, best. brass hoops. IS cts
Mop Handles, to hold brush or mop. cts
Feather busters good household size, 10 cts
with long handle for bric-a- brac. cts.
Dust Brushes. best quality - cts.
Window Brushes. best with long handle 80 cts
Washboards. best quality zinc. % cts
Ironing Boards, Az feet seasoned wood 43 cts
Mixing Spoons. large size > cts.
Ash Slfters to III over barrel. A. cts.
Coat Hanger, wire, copper finish, cts; wood
cts
Paper Pals, extra strong. 10 cts: with white
enamel lining. % cts
Clothes Horses. feet. fold. G3 cts.
Mincing Knives, best steel styles. Is cts
cutting Tables, hardwood. with patent CLAMP
II cts.
Sink Brushes. heather large size, for cts.
CARPET Beaters. best rattan. cts.
Furniture or Rug Beaters. cts.
Gas Lighters. nckle-plated, long handle % cts
Gas Lighting Tapcrs. 80 In box. cts
keystone Beatcrs with glass jar. cts.
Step Ladders. extra strong, 4 feet 50 cts:
feet - cts; feet. - cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03

Are now a necessity and an economy. Nothing
Yet worn by a woman is dainty. becoming and
serviceable We have made a study Of the silk
Waist business. and have no hesitancy in
saying that not in all New-York can our assort-
ment be approached All OF our Waists per-
feet fitting. but We make specially OF the boned
Waists much in demand, to be worn
with separate skirts
We offer for Monday two very special items:
100 kai Kai Six Waists in the latest spring
tones mostly stripes and checks light and me-
dunn colors, shrred the neck. draped collar.
full sleeves at S29s
$50 fine striped SILK Waists in the newest color
ngs. also some Garnet Taffetas and Black. extra
double warp Surah Silk full sleeves, perfect 1T
ting s46s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Section Il.

About six thousand dollars worth of fine Trim.
mngs of all kinds. in many instances at one
eighth of regular prices Buy them and put them
away.
C0ored silk Gimps in all widths and all
shades regular Is TO IS e. goods, at . cts. per
yard
terms regular Is 10 - ct. goods, at 10 cts, per
yard.
Coored Bead and Spangle Trimming, different
patterns. regular 80 ct. TO sl.9S goods, at % cts
per yard
Coored Net and Jet Insertions and TrimmingS
fancy patterns. regular 9s Ct TO $500 goods, at u
cts. per yard.
Black silk Jet. Metal and Pearl Ornaments
regular 80 to 20 Ct goods. at cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
Tin. Iron anil Wire Goods.

Garbage Cans. galvanized iron. with cover
SO cts . ~
Irons best polished bottoms. all sizes. . Gus 10.
corfae pots Alt size extra heavy. copper bot
tom. - cts.
Cullenders. family size. tin. cts
Spice Scoops. an odd lot. ! ct. each.
Dish Pans heavy tin. 10 ats. 10 Gus ~ q'S'
IS cts. 81. ., - ,..
Wash Boilers. copper bottom, hsht uh' - Gus
heavy tin 90 cts
corn Peppers long handle, bes, wire, cts. =,
Graters extra long size and heavy, cts small
size for nutmeg ct.
Roasting Pans best sheet iron. smooth y CTS
C;rddles good family size. iron, ~ cts.
ciass ON Cans with woven wire protector.
q cts. ~.
Tart Pans. an odd lot, huted shape, CT. eacn.
Si,inmers or Egg Lifts long handle. ct each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
Dinner. Tea AMI Toilet Sets.

Dinner Sets 100 pieces. English porcelain new
and neat decorations large size. So,.
Dinner and Tea Sets combined. 100 pieces. extra
fine English porcelain neat designs. Sll." instead
OF $500 49,, -.
Tea Sets. best English porcelain. three colors
and new decoration. SO pieces, $3.50
Tea Sets best quality high grade French emma
frIl size 56 pieces choice decoration. 800
Dinner sets 20 only. Vienna China. 100 pieces
three colors AMI decorations. $3.50 instead OF
800 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
BLACK SILKS.
Special Prices for Monday.

II these goods are not much lower ana pen t.
than any offered anywhere. bring them oacN'
and we will gladly refund your money CO ~
10, ID pieces Moire Franchise. al " Gus
Iot % pieces Black Satin Luxor al 30 Gus
Lot IS pieces Black Satin Luxor a. - c,s
Lot 40 pieces 2A-inch Lyons Black lahe'a' ''
Lot 5-lO pieces 27-inch Lyons Black TaHe'a
cf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03

LACES.
Odds ana Ends Less than H0if

BLACK and white spangei and pearl Laces and
Insertion;
Black and white Lac.s. silver and gold
spangles;
Venetian Point Laces, solid and net tops, gold
effects
Black Bourbon Laces.
Also Chiffons 90 to q inch-. vide In all shades,
l2ia 30 and S cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
VRAPPERS.
TirO SDeciafs tor WOHddY.

l25 FIannelette Wrappers. vatican PACK rune
over shoulder forming cape enec'' SUi'a, ",'d
,uf,e trimmed with fancy braid dark ground
with stripes and figures. W cts. instead OF >,o'.
100 Cashmere finished Flannelette wrappers
shirred back full front or pam assume a,
deem CASHMERE revere over shoulder, assorted
colors 81 30 instead Of SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
ANNUAL SALE OF BUTTONS.
HAIR Price and Less, Section II.

100 gross Fancy Metal Buttons. dozen dress
size. 10 cts. card dozen large Size - cts. card;
regular price. - 10 - cts. per dozen.
100 gross Fancy Pearl Buttons, assorted pat
terms, > dozen, - cts. card.
100 gross Fancy Ivory Buttons. dozen dress
size, assorted patterns and colors. cts. card.
100 dozen fine Pearl Shirt Buttons. regular II
and Il Ct. quality. and cts. dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
FURNITURE REDUCTIONS.

lot of White Iron and Brass Bedsteads. SIN
gle three-quarter and full size. regular prices
Si450 to S2S 90. all reduced to $3.50 each while
they last
Mahogany Parlor Tables. handsome designs and
superior finish. $500 instead OF $3.50; $500 In
stead of 81. 90: $500 instead OF $lS.,5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
SHOES.
So, 48 instead Of $3.50.

1t is conceded by everybody who has seen the
S. 50 shoe In question that 1t Is as good ana De.
Ter than s. 90 shoes sold elsewhere. Ii Is made
with either cloth or kid top. medium and narrow
toe patent leather tip, very stylish-,nade by one
OF the very best makers we deal with. we onef
400 pairs every width IA 10 ID, 2l2 TO !, Monday
only, at $24S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
Glassware anil Odd Pieces

on three special tables.
500 dozen thin Table Tumblors 80 CT. dozen
kind. cts. each. -
500 dozen fine heavy Table Tumblers so c.
dozen kind. cts each.
800 dozen thin Table Tumbler- with gold band.
cts. each.
500 dozen thin Bohemian Table Tumhler'' star
decorations. cts. each.
30 dozen thin bohemian water Bottiet' en-
graved. 10 cts. each
1000 Cream Pitchers, new goods. ? cis instead
OF 20 cts.
l. cts cach.
ZOO Condensed MIX Can Holders. ~ cts. each.
100 dozen Individual Butter Dishes. cts each.
100 lee Cream Sets. new shapes and decorations.
sl9s
100 Pudding Sets. freproof lining. 50 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
SKIRTS FOR MONDAl.

30 Black Skirts made a. imported Moreen' eN-
ira quality, deep ana fuli RUNE Si''' "S'''" "
$3.50. ,, ,,, an,
275 Paris-made Flannel Understands, WIN en-,
brodered ruffie. In cream, cardinal lavender ana
mink 81 aS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
LACE CURTAINS.

Spring styles just received; novelties In irish
Point Tambour. RULED Edge Lace and SWISS;
also white and ecru Nottingham, some with heavy
fish-net centres. $500
Irish Points. at S3.5 50 IS. $3.50 and to $1,000.
Ruttled Edge Lace 81 80. s2.75 and TO $500.
Nottinghams $50. Sl75. $685. and TO 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
CARPET SPECIALS.

Wiltons. sl.25 to s2.25.
Administers. Sl.00 to $l6o
Ingrains. 40 to 60 cts
instead of 80 cts.
Mitre Mats and Fringed Rugs made from sam
nles at very low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
CLOCKS.

Eight Day Striking Clocks. white and gold dial
500
Eight Day Marble Clocks, visible escapement
Sl0s5 instead OF $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

Aro.h.r lot ~ 57-inch Cravenette. in black and
navy blue. at $l00 per yard-the best Naiue Ill
''' Centre aisle, rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
BLACK GOODS.

We have more crepons than all the o'ner
houses combined. -
Black French Crepons IN great Na.ieS a.a bi
ora receiving daily new lines OF this desiraole
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
CORSETS.
rs cty.. instead Of $3.50 and $1.15,

for lot of Thomson's Glove-fitting Corsets
(seconds) in white and black. medium, extra long
waists, sizes IS TO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
Household Necessities.

Silexo Polishing Soap. ] Ct per caNe """e II
lasts. -. -. aba
Sapolio. Enoch Morgan's. cts, per CAKE.
Enameline the modern stove polish Gus
Pearline 6-oz package. j cts
Blueing large bottles cts
HoraX !. 10 boxes. our own. clS
Acme Soap Iautz Bros. for - Gus.
putt Pomade. brass polish. 3 cts poS'
Bird gravel. the best. 3 ctS box
Ri,d food best selected. cts box
Acme Furniture OIL none better, IL cts. bottle.
DURYEA'S Starch. Glib boxes. - cts.
putt Paste silver polish. cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
DRESS GOODS.

On Monday we will open our first importation
l OF Colored French Crepons and high-cidss "o'ei'
ties. exclusive styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
LADIES' NECK WEIR.

Ostrich Feather Boas, So, a and 81 inches long
1880 quality. at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
NEWS BATH ROBES,
Less than HAIR Price.

Mems extra quality wool Bath Robes gray and
ian grounds with Venetian borders. also tan and
gray figured. 1925: were $500 and $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03

Should All be Cleared in One Day.
S3.7J, High $2".5O
Chmees Braid and Skirts
10th and all at $37.
$3.50 $3.50, We're Sold as High $780,
and
workmanship $3.50 and
$3.50 nm uero Soyd no u;oh mo S.ooo
Skirts with tight fitting Sinch Walking Coats blue black and
silk hnd-$875 and
$3.50 ami sOid as High as $1,000.
Dngonas and
Walking
at and $I475
SH5O anil $780, s0ld as High as $780,
Finest Cloths Blues, Blacks and silk Innings Habit Waists
auds and
jet all and
So5OO Sold as High as $780,
few handsome materials suitable for
S. ond$8o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
UNPARALLELED RIBBON SALE.
Manufacturers Remnants and Loom Ends.

yards qualities of production
Fale
regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03

Dress Shields assorted and
black, No. CTS gross I" hl NO
Linen tIacese yards, dozen
Mocha Tie I.ac,I
silk DrssBeli yards piece
Bias Bindin yards
Teather Brds patterns select Importation cts piece
yards $IIo piece
English Pins in bookfo dozen
India Tame 6piece assorted BUNCH package
Harpins in cases. assorted
Hair Curriers' Cleanside make, regular quality,
frIed Garter cts. yard. Silk, IS Cts
l%,Ing IRONS assorted izesrg and goods
and chdren'
Hdes assorted regular papers, reduced papers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
ANNUAL SALE.
SMALL WARES.
Second Floor, Front.

Second Floor Front
and less Tor this sale ony-A great opportunity f@
DrcSmakGS
Scts II cts. - cts cts. pair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
>, Bite, ihide I'm bic Bidder, uno laB
mid Tie ourdieben, papa."

A., Bite, ihide I'm bic Bidder, uno laB
mid iie our6ieben, Papa."
Sir arbp CAB oas aetpunidte Ser.
ipreten, aber in oieiem Gusenblife
trat Der alte Sausbofmeilter nit elmer
SotIhaft fir feline iunse Serrin elm.
,0enu ih bitten niirfte. WiB Roia.
munoe,., iaste er iih p~erneigeno; , Der
3uitano Der alien Mittue SarleD bat
lib bsute Nabt iebr peridllmmert, uno
lie bat ibren Sobn ber9eibift, I'm sic
bitten gu laiisn, OBJ Sic tie ui1t nit
ibrem Ssiu6e erfreuen pollen. Sic
glaubt. oaB es ibre Shmerseu erleid.
tern wiiroe, luenn lie Sic pieoerieben
tOnnte, MtiB."
Holamunoe ibaute ibren Batter fore
ldeno an. 9leihiam ltumm irageuo, Oh
er lie entbebren tonne.
Sir Irtp mari einen Bid aus Dem
Senlter uno iaate: ,Gs 1T taum elm
aeei9neter Morgen gum @usseben fur
cine Dame, &olamunoe."
OBJ i6 made mir ni6ts aus Dem
Wetter, papa," ia9te oas @tdoben,
ais er sDgerte. Ser Spasieraarg miro
mir gut tbun uno i'd weroe nidt LANCE
ausbleiben. Su iuirit mid wObl nibt
permiien?"
Sir Nrbp erpioerte p%erneineno. uno
&oIamunoe bssab lid aui ibr 3immer.
I'M lid fir Den Ausgang ansutlsioeu,
nahoem lie SupOr Dem SObne Der
9Sittwe nod sinen Auftras seididt
bate.
Sic psrtani6te ibren eIeeunten
rotben 6a9emiridlafroi nit einem
ountelSraueu lnSug aus wailsroi6tsm
StOff; uno lire feinen Morgenibube
nit eiuem Yaar felten Disqualification.
Gin t~leiler rllnoer Sut nit braunem
Shleier pplleuoete ibre Soilette. SO
angetleioet NM nit einem &Drb6en poll
Selitatehen fir Die Srante, trat lie ibre
Wanoerun9 al.
Die @Obnung Der @ittps Sarlep
lag am GlBerlten Gnoe oes Sorfes
@ilheiter. Man tounte iopoll bur9
oas Sorf als iiber Die Geloer gu ibr ge-
langen, nno &oiamunoe sog ben lssts.
rem Weg Dor. -.
Sic blieb iibsr cine Stunoe BEL Der
&ranten; Damn trat ie ben Seimpea
on. Sic bate bereits Die SGlfte oes
@eges surildselegt. als iie 81 elmer
Steinbrilde ~aelangte. bic iiber eineu
rauIdenoen tleinen Bad fiibrte. uuo
BON ipelher aus man einen berrli9en
Slif III Die lleblibe 2anoibaft uno auf
gSil6eIter Spwers bate.
WortleBuug olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

Gs ipar Tiemano III Der Nlbe, er
Duroe oifenbar nitt beluatt.
8erdui9los i0lob er Die 5G!ire ,1is.
Der, trat az Da3 G6reibpnlt, BOB oeil
Sefel aui uuO ibaute lineia.
Gs !n9sn cine Mcnse 3eitI6riiten,
Pafete nit @rieien, 9aUptb!idcr limb
anoere Gei9dfisbii5er BARN. ST off,
nete zines Der Siiter uuo isbegiIos
raid Den SnDalt oer Seiten.
Sir arGD Wilbefter, S9uloner, "
lag er. ,.Gr it iibsraa nidts als
S6ulones. S6ulrnsr unO Stub
ner!" iagte cr iiir li9. SD meroe
oas sinmol nit MuBe prtiisu. llno
bier iiuo SarlcBen oerSeibnet, - sl
welden 3inien - wabrlih Der b0dltc
WuAer! lllo Oieiss @ud entbGlt Die
Gerluite ourb peri1ieosne Spetula-
tlonen. SD weroe mir aud in bieie
bel nd6Iter 8cle9enbeit einsu genallsrn
Ginblid geitattsn. Wie tommt's, oaB
Oieie Bidder ni6t in Ser e~iiernen Safe
auibeluabrt iinO? g8as sntbdlt Die
Galle?"
er i6aute tpieoer aug ben.6enIter,
Damn 81 Shire binaus, nno Dann
ndberte CT lid Oem eiiernen Sbranfe.
3o9erno b!ieb er sini9e Setunoen
lte6en, als oh er iiber ettuas nit lib All
Gtatbe 9inae. Sann 500 er. iudbreHo
leine WanSen li6 nit ountler GDtbe
beoedten, eiu Stiit @a1s aus Der
SaIae uno preBte es an oas S9loB
Der &0iie.
,,Gs lit tein tombinirtes SblpB,"
murmelte er, Den Nborud betrattsno.
sd fam 9epiB eiuen SdliiNel oasll
betommen; uno tpenn i6 teinen betom=
men tam, 10 muB i'd mir eben Saoo's
Sdlunel uerl6anen."
Gr ltefte Den @a6saboruf in Elm
tlelnes Silhshen, oas err aus Ieiner
Vrulttalbe Sos, uno perbarg oaiielbe
oanm wieoer on ieiner peripn.
@r bate oas taum aetban, als in Der
Salle orauBeu p%eritoblsne Sritte bOrbar
puroen. 3napp bate err 3eit m oas
Built sl ellen uno feline Sbreibereien
poriunebmen. als Die Sbiire plOBli1
ss0nnet lpuroe, uno Die S%ausbdlterin
Gin maserss @eib nit i6lauen @e=
iihts5t9en - ben aopf ins Simmer
blneinltedte uuo ibu nit ar9wDbuiiden
Slifen betrabtete.
Der. Sbarp idrieb unsemsin rubig
llno ldien lie gar niht 81 bOren.
,,9l6," iaate Iie ii6 sntiduloiseno,
lno lbr a%rgwObniitsr gusorut wi6
benz elmer SroBen gefrieoigun0; lid
bite Inn Gnti6uloisuns, mein Serr."
sic usridwano tuie le sstummen
mar.
,Ib!" p%ieoerbolte Mr. Sharp, uno
feline belle Iueeu blidten butter ben
Srillen, wdbreno CT nit uufge6obener
6eoer inne belt. SD weroe alio be-
waht! DIR. Saoo tuil MIDI wirtlib auf
Die prpbe itellen, ebe sr mir al unbe=
oinst pertraut. SD bin iebr oantbar
fir oieIen Wint. Sn 3utunft mil ib
oOppelt aui meiner Sut isin!"