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GaITHERSBlRG.

Mr. and Mrs. David +. yirts threw OMEN tb,.ir
h"SPitable home ~ the t:aithersl,1rg Chapter Ell.
worth i~Tlsue Monday evening" the occasion Of
h"hil-ig geography social When the .cc1,s-
TONED Crv"rions and business were concluded
tWrnty-irur persons of the large number present
larih llritth IN tine study of the New England and
southern STATES There was competition between
t' divisions representing these sections of the
e"ti'ry and the New England division progcd most
proficient. Dainty prizes awarded the Rev
W ID Hcail and Mr. Samuel Rufrr-r who ,alne
mt and second in the individual result Fourth
W President Hattie \. Thomas and her aids
Misses al: crawford aud Clara Phebus with tbc
pre~!d-it Of tue chapter are responsible for Nh.
SpleI'.'. sH,y,-S> of tEe af.tiI Folf new members
wsr'- Received into the claPt-r.
Mr. J"tH Hr'ier, Gle OF fie oldest citizens of
tins Ei"i,ty died tn, residence of his soi- in
law. Nr. l.ecrge t1lgett Death resulted from old
age. Nv HEet.F having failed rapidly for a year
IcIs1. ana his death not Unexpected He was
Nulii recently large farmer, and leaves IA wide
Iah,iS - nn."ti9ns Funeral toos place from the NJ.
r. 1"rIH SpJth yySiriday afternoon. his pastor.
Rev. l. L. Lloyd. ificiatng. Interm,n Mt WAS in the
family barry in.: -:Fuud
Constable Horton g. Thompson has taken into
,u>i+dS 'ie-'rSc Holland. cclGrvd, who wanted
herr 20 aE~Wp- 20 charge of assault upon Mr.. J
j.. Moan last summer He has been lodged in jsiI
at Rockville Officer THOMPSON learned that h. was
in HL!'ilnorr. registered lett.r him. ard when
he 'Tiled for il y" was taken into custody.
Independence Post. No. 81, q. a. L.. announces
that the election of Offices of the post and dele
gales To tn department encs,nIpasnt will occur
tn regular injecting of the posi- on Saturday
evening. December 20
4 soiI..-h0mp entertainment was given at Fair
View school Tuesday night by t, pupils. before
their departure for home On Wednesday 10 spend
The Christmas holidays
Wednesday evening. al the Epw"rth VI. F. par
s"nige. there a generous double pounding: oi
Rev ". II. Bean and family. Scar, ely had IL dele
"a zion nf his congregation Of the t;ermantown
'harch ,leiarte'l. leaving liberal supply of gOo
worth League Of his church of this place arrived
An evening Of games music and s'Siahility cnsued
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FALLS CHURCH.

very pretty wedding solemnized Tuesday
night at the residence of Mr.. Robert s. Porter at
Merrined, near here the contracting parties being
MISS Mary X. Porter daughter of Mr. Porter. and
Mr. Richard ). Shreve. Rev. A. NJ Cackley of
the NJ f. Church South performed the ceremony
which took place under bower of vines and palms
arranged In the hay window recess. Flowers Orns
mented the niantels and other places Miss Por-
ter, sister Of the bride, and Miss Groves Luray
Va, the bridesmaids. and Mr.. William Mel
Vile of Dunn Lcring and DIR. Anderson of Lewins
Vile acted grOOmsm,n. The bride wore Il
handsome white silk. A fine collation. served
the guests who numbered about forty, at the
The services Christmas day at ST. James Church
OF West Falls Church. Rev. E. NJ. Tearney, rector
high mass at II am. which the choir will
render Conconis mass in r: choir director Miss
Miss Louisa V Jones: tenors. Mr.. Robert l. Lester
and Mr.. \. Won Herbes: altos. Miss L. +. Jones
Ard y, Miss Alzine Berry: baritone and basso, Mr.
Mrs. Alma Brown of Washington. u. e.
Mr.. William ]. Smith has been appointed as
S,stant postmaster by the postmaster. Mr.. Sannel
Mr.. J. ". Brown was called to Hamilton. Va,
Yesterday on account OF an accident happening
The public graded school of the town closed
yesterday afternoon for the holidays, with ap-
pr"pra ns Christmas Exercises in the PRINCIPALS
Miss Florence Leeds. teacher. Tie exercises CON
sisted of the following. viz: Singing. America
by the school: recitation Christmas Questions.
Miss Ruth Garner: recitation. Speak Gently
Miss Margaret Howell: song. Merry Christmas, -
by the school: recitation Young America Miss
bingham Russell; song. christmas Gems ty
the school recitation. hudson Chaplin; recitation.
A Problem. Miss Glen Newell. The interest
ing program closed with some remarks by the
srin'iPa a, Pr of. 81. j. YATES, ate and song Never
January 4.
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BROOkLAND.

Yesterday both the wOodburn AMI Brookland
- Lool> teeme,i with Christmas festivities Every
boisIed Of Il tree laden with trinkats, while
Evergreen ar,i holly covered the walk and fled
The air with their fresh fragrance. AT the Brook
land school every pupil given bag Of candy.
Tn exercises AT this schoS look place in the
rider 81 The first foor. in the middle of which stood
81 l9rgc Christmas tee. All the grades partcipat-
80 in This Among The pupils who assisted in
tf~ program wer- Irving. Boernstein. Edna Julien,
BERTHA S1uthan. Milton Daniels, Marion Godfrey,
Mary Neidman. Helen Mar-an, Kathleen Noel
kathrine Brown. Alma Kission George Hatten.
Elsie Rin-t. Rosebud Sherwood. I,alph Kceailr
Daisy Clark. ESielIe BoEsgll Helen Van HOY
Marie Woodward, Leland Holmes. Mary Bowling
hatle kidler and Grace larncr. There Were many
Christmas carols by the :, hool. The work by he
primary grades deserves particular mention The
pupils remembered their teachers with yari.al,
CUTS and 'h'. pupils OF AIr. Finckels gave
1" their teacher u handsome lamp. Many parents
Wrrr Present a the exercises
HE Npt-lhtrn school had special feature in
Mr.. and Mrs. S,nt2L Claus impersoiatcd nv
tH' christmas presents To the Ond. third fourth
ard NTH grades In the first grade the prog "A u,
IN IGd'i recitatio1s by Gertrude. Olin and Annie
'iarNis aDl seNeEal songs by the scnool. The cx-
seed They opened with Christmas carl by
The Sfho1l- after which followed re,itations and
- - all having L Chris mas favor. Those w,li
tc9k part were l. ID, keIls q. Lippold. NJ. Dan
:. n l. HeitmuIler. W. H,osIck A. Murphy Leo
Russell. u. Funk, v, Cockrrille aud II. f. King
Mr.. Heisters And Miss Minnie Compion's school
hah lhrir exercises together. and the children
rec eivrd candy from their teachers bu, Miss Comm.
t.I : pupils were i1drn with games and lows
it"i~. toss, the parents were We'll represented AMI
The Children did "pt fail TO remember their teach
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Of the Maryland General Hospital. under DIR. Far
rar: wellknown surgeon Of Baltimore.
county. Va. died Tuesday night at the>residenee
of her son, James W. Mcfarland near this place,
to Virginia for interment.
John Hector. an aged and well-kaewn citizen of
this section OF the county. died near Hunting
Hin Tuesday morning. in the seventy fifth year
ringe lie enses TO the following parties- Jas. NJ W.
WOodfeld and Laura " Green: T. W. Hyatt and
b. Pqrdom. H z. Butt and Roberta G. Chapman;
Jos. ph r. Liehiider and Mamie W valdemr:
In the orphans. court yesterday .iSe following
bpsn.ss was transacted: John H. Gassaway, ad
h & ami na ~ the
estate Of said deceased. which was satisfied and
TO Wdnn amnel Riggs was appointed guardian
ministration were granted to Catherine f. Hershey
on ,hs personal estate Of lydia A. Hershey de
T Tsse . granted a .S rhR D. Laird
others 10 the probate of the last win and testa-
ment OF Basil MulIie an. deceased. wns dismissed
pear and prove the same. Charles r. Tnr,om, ad-
ministrat"r Of Samuel Scott. deceased. passed his
first and final account d. n. Hershey of CALI
forna renounced all Of his Interest in the estate
Of lydia A. Hersh.y. deceased. The last will and
for probate Elias p. NARROW and Howard Nee
NARROW. administrators Of Julius MARROW, passed
The formation of permanent farmers's Institute
for this county has been completed by the appoint
ment of the following committee of three persons
from each election district to forward the inter
ests Of the organizations: First district. Ohio r.
Williams Mc,uhbin Waters. G. F. SnOuffer: seq
e,d G. F. Purdom. Joseph Henderson. E.gena
MoAtee: third Arthur Williams s. J. Willard
Eor Wso Mo' 9Sn;,o fourth Td;, John HOPPER e
BENTLEY Thomas. T. L. Fawcett: sixth. James H.
nfutt. Brooke vinson. Charles Ey,kiahe; ssitenth!
Horace 3 Jones. Louis f. Shoemaker. Charles
Carries F. Kirk ninth. J. Wesley Walker, Robert
pinnnm"r, VIM. Mu:ser: tenth. Frank jones', ,Hepry
BRADLEY. Dariu; Clagett eleventh. J. w. Brown
G. G: M,inhart. John =. Selnsn twelfth Column
bus l'urdnm. VIM. f. Watkins. T. n. BealI: thir-
zenith. VIM. b. Weller, o. II. p. Clark Alfred
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ROCKVILLE.

The Rockville Baptist Church was "Wednesday
evening the scene Of large and brilliant gather
in-. tle 1rrision being the marriage of Mr. James
h. Kern jr., % Washington city and Miss Susie
Elizs'rth Davis. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs VIM 1
Davis of this town The church was handsomely
Decorated with flowers and evergreens and presented
n charming appearance. The bridal party entered
the church to the music Of Mendelssnhn's wedding
march, skilfIily rendered on the organ by Mis-, +.
Ireie Sseers. % TakOma Park At the entrance the
party divided two al the ushers preceding the
bride. accompanied by her sister Miss c. Lorena
Davis. as maid Of honor. up the right aisle, while
the other Two usiiers preceded the groom anl his
best MAJ Mr.. Jsnes Bcllew OF Washington IN the
left aisle. the usbers 10th sides deity remoyn.
the white ribbons, which were carried with tnsm
both tiFi;rs met al the altar, after which the
riaz StrN1ce Of the church pronounced by Rev
l. X Milboarne. resident pastor. The fair you;.
bride Was Httlred In L handsome gown of dark blue
cloth. trimmed in white cloth and blue velvet viii,
hat and gloves to match and carried Il bunch of
brides The maid OF honor WIS in a dark
gown trimmed IN apple green velvet and pink
c.inoE. and carried La France roses The ,rom
best man and ushers were in full evening drcss
Messrs- Lewis Bergman OF Washington Cha rIcs
W steers. jr-, of Takoms PARK Roger shaw OF
acted as usilsrs AT The conclusion of th. cer.mony
ami after receiving the congrat ulations OF tbeir
many friends Mr. and Mrs Kerr took a train for
Washington, where reception was held M the
home Of the groom. Among those present m Inc
marriage Mr.. and Mrs James X Kerr mr.
ents OF the groom; Mr. and Mrs. James L. Davis
Of Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steers Of Ia
konra Park. Mr.. W. W. Steers, Mr.. b. b. Maybew
q kentucky; Messrs w. L. McNulty. Karl Wal
DIR. W. III. Benson of Germantown has returned
home from college for the holidays Recommended
BY fellow student. DR.. ?. J, La Rev. add his
kiew attending their second year Mt the Raj.
tDore Medical College and the surgical departn,en,
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Sale of Valuable Real Es
tate ON r st. Be
tween 18th and
18TH SITS.
North
west.

In pursuance Of deed Of trust to the under
signed from Flank Is. Metztroti, bearing date on
i.:ber No. 1855. folio II. Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. the undersigned, Martin
L. Morris and job barnard trustees, in said de, d
u.rtionec. will. by direction of the person So,
the premises a' on WEDN ssDAY THE TIiIRTiEri
pay ,ar OF o PEc a 3 iSss a AT MIL: ALP
land designated part OF original lot numbered
ten Ucpl, in square numbered three hundred aud
the District of Colombia, contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds namely: Beginning for
the same at the northwest corner OF said lot, and
running thence cant along street twenty-four CA
feet and seven t7l inches. tbcrce south seventy
G0) feet, thence west tive ity-forr (24l feet and
seven q, inches thence north seventy C0) feet 10
of lot of George q. Kings executors subdi-
vision Of said kt and others. according to the
ve!or of the District of Columbia. in book W. f.,
tGge 81; together with the free forever of the
pirate WAY or alley d four ~ fe e M,de ADJOINING
said city; together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. consisting Of handsome an.I
tommodious brick building. used for business pur-
pses.
Terms Of ae:-Qns-fi fifth cash. to be paid upon
the consummaticn OF the sale, and of which the
property is knocked off by the auctioneer; and
The residue of the purchase money in four equal
nlal installments, to be evidenced by the proms-
sorry notes Of the purchaser, and to he secured
by deed Of trust or mortgage upon the premises
sold, by the retention OF the title until the
whole purchase money Is rid.or the purchaser may
ut his option. pay the whole purchase money In
cash. All conveyan, In. is to be at the cost of
the purchaser: and the terms of sale must be COM
piled with and the sale contaminated within twenty
days from and after the day of sale, otherwise the
deposit will be forfeited. and such other pro-
premises. The title is believed 70 be perfect. ''
tfal 71aI MARTIN T. NORRIS Trustee.
..,e JOB BARNARD. Esssts sazs- ave
del dts 300 5th ST. NV.
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From the New York Times. ~ssS.
There are two jewelers. in Chinatown.
but their establishments d6 not resemble
the ordinary places known. as - jes;elry
shops. The Chinese jeweler is manu-
facturer as we'll a shopkseper His es-
Establishment Is a tiny room. LID one orstyyo
narrow flights of stairs. The room in one
place is divided by an open-w work iron par
titfon, with an arch and counter near the
window, where the jeweler stands at work.
He is an elderly Chinaman, wearing glass
es, and he works over a tiny tire in the
window. All his work Is done by hand.
and some of it is beautiful There are
heavy silver bracelets which open with a
hinge and fasten with an odd little staple
The fine raised pattern is cut out, every
bit of it. by hand. There are gold rings
rings. made Of twenty-four-carat gold. AL
most nothing is kept in stock There mar
chance to be a few rings and bracelets,
which are taken from small safe.sA Most
of the goods are made to order When
the manufacturer is asked the price Of a
ring he weighs 1t before he answers His
scales consist of a slender stick OF ivory.
perhaps a third of yard Ions, lowered with
Chinese characters. At one end Is a small
brass plate suspended from the stick by
fine threads, and a very small weight also
hanging by thread, Is moved along 10
the balancing point by the jeweler as he
holds the little machine in his hand. The
front part of the little shop IL filed with
stove, table, dishpan. dishes-as many
things as can be well crowded into It,
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SUBURBAN NE VS.
EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. Howard o. Emmons. grail chief templar, /.
q. C. T. Is about to establish lodge at oxon
HIN. this coUS:y- The frs, meeting has been
called Jsnuary B.
The Golden Rule Lodge, independent Order of
Mechanics. entertained large number of delegates
from the Grand Lodge. last Monday evening. Ad-
dresses were made by Nessrs. Ralston. Hunter
and Emm"ns Of this plac. and by several of The
visitors, after which elaborate supper was
served
Justice Carr senten' eel Michael Rodgers and Vim.
GIN to tlA hoUss of correction last Tuesday MORN
ing for NasrIn'y- Both men. who are stranger;
In the vhInlty, appeared of their own accord be-
fore The justice and requested that they be sent
W. 80
\ special meeting Of the county commissioners
WIS held TUESDAY. at wnch II was ordered that
the report Of Edward g. IiHGck. engineer. ap-
pointed by the hoard September l. 1896 to
s9isiintend the construction Of the bridge over
the Little Paint branch school No .. anil Of
burg district. be adopted; that checks be drawn on
The National Bank of Washington, payable to the
Wrought Iron Bridge Company. for 81 .ids IS; F. W.
Await for SlS'o and 10 g ii. Smith for S2O6 Is,
being payment in fill for the erection of the
bridges as per report of Edward G. Eusick. ea-
gineer; that check be drawn on the National
Bank Of Washington for $50. payable John c.
Gay"r for filling in approach TO bridge over North
west branch on Queens Chapel road Bladensburg
district: that the account Il Ja-Ies &. I:agers as
SCISSOR for Bladrnshurg district for fifty lays
i,e az - per day 500 total lie passed and levied
IN March. 1897: that the accounts of j. T. I'm
dcrwc1d and Charles NJ Biandfor'i. death wat III
over James smith in the baltimore city Jail. for
5000 each. he passed ard levied in March, 1897
that warrant for 500 he drawn the county
treasurer. payable 10 VIM H. Richa r,lson, treas
urer of the town OF HyatTsvle, account of re-
bate Of road tax for 1895: that a warrant he
drawn on the county treasurer. payable Thomas
NJ Underwood. for s42. special meals for James
smith while in baltimore jan: that the road &C.
bit $50. be PASSED
MI Thomas VI. Clasett and family have removed
to Baltimore.
The Bowie Social Club will hold its third grand
bail at Liners Hall, Bowie, the 3lst of this
month.
MessrS Charles B. '1agett. Deakins and Nichols
appeared before the board of review Monday last
AMI argued an appeal from the assessment place
en- the1r property In Bladensburc district.
exceptionally line music is promised On Christ
ii as day at Pinckney Memorial Church. The choir
composed of twenty male voices will render pro-
ctsSiorEll hymn Ne. 81. WOodward's venite; Sui
MAN Ie DruIu in ID, SGI!ivan's Jubilatc in ID.
and Siainers -. Zion Thou Brngeth Peace
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DUNCANsoN BROS, ACCTIONEERs.
TRU STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE INPROvl
REAL ESTATE, NO. SIC I'D STREET MORT


TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE. NO. SIC IBID STREET NORTH
WEST
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust TO us, dated
August D. 1892, and duly recorded September =.
1892. in Liber No. lI2I at folio 211 ct sea-; Of the
request OF the party secured thereby We the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction In front
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY. the THIR-
TIETn DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID. 1885, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and Iiemises, situate In the city of
Washington In the District of Columbia, and des-
igna;ed and being part of lot numbered twenty
nike co. I'm d. w. H0lman's subdivision In squar,
numbered forty til., rs per plat recorded In
tiber 10. at folio l4l. Of the records Of the
same at the southeast corner of lot =. and run
ming thence south with the west line CT 23d street
sixteen t1G) feet: thence west parallel with the
south line Of lot % hundred 900 feet; thence
north sixteen C6, feet to the southwest corner of
lot %, and thence cast with tb south line Of lat
IS hundred 600 feet to pla Of beginning, to-
eether with the improvements. consisting of two
story and basement brick dwelling, containing
eight rooms all modern improvements. No. SIC 23d
ST.. NV
to he paid IN cash. and this balance In two equal
tnstaIlments, payable In one and two years. with
interest at six 49, per ccntum per annun, bic
serni annually from day Of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property Sold all cash. at the
option Of The purchaser. A deposit of $4,000 will
All conveyancing. recording and notariai fees Mt
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right reseil
the property 81 the risk and cost Of the cfaulfns
WILLIAM e EDMoNSrON,
AIDES 3. BROWNE
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DUNClNSON BROS. AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND II THE COUNTY, NEARLY ADJOIN-
ING TIE CASINO Club PROPERTY. NORTH
OF SPRING; STREET AND HOI.MEAD'S SUR
DIVISION. AND CONTAINING ABOUT ELEVEN
ACRES.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in
liler 1894. at folio B. of the land records of the
District of Columbia and at the written request
on Tir HHf the sFvESTM DAY Of jASrAhY
AID. 1897. at O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises
Of Columbia and designated as and being lots
Il b., and ''a T., in the Subdivision of tract of
in Book Levy Court page "a, in the ofi.e OF The
surveyor OF said District, described by metes and
end of I: line drawn n 50 degrees W. agl3 chains
from a point the Washington and Rockville
intersection with roadway In said subdivision and
running thence from said point of beginning the fol
$50 links along a newly laid out farm road TO
n - degrees E. 500 ,,s chains thence b S DE-
chains thence n ~ degrees E. 400 chains to a
tree, which said four last lines run along with
4eA degrees E. $50 chains. thence s Is degrees
500 CHAINS, thence s.. 12st degrees West I.29
chains the place sf beginning. being the second
from william Little and wife, recorded In Liber
j. A. s. 22e folio I'D ct ise,l.. Of the land records
Terms sa,% IF sale cash. balance in one
and two years, at 8 per cent per annum interest
Ss al ess by the
tion of the purchaset!' deposit of $500 required
a time Terms sa Of s. With n
days from day Of sale, Otherwise the trustees re-
days advertisement :gf snth resale In some news
paper published n Ma q, a, DC The prop
% - " s''' 20 90 Join D. CouGnLAN,
d24-d&ds = BtAIR LEE. Trustees.
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LiNGDON.

The Cutest for prizes offered at the night school
WAS an enjoy Ibl. AFFAIR. Mr.. Walton Miss Mil
dred Briggs and Mis- Sadie whitoomb acted IS
judges The first prize awarded to Miss Verdi,
Catteri"n for the best translation fron, stcpo-
graphic characters. and Miss Vida Mattock was
a"dried second prize. Miss Florence Haskell :
specimen ri typewriting WIS awarded first prize.
Tor nc'itn'.ss OF work Among the other contest
arts wh" the Judges thought deserved mention
Were Miss Mamie PallaS, Miss Florence Smith
MISS Lizzie Warren II f. ]. Rowe. Refreshments
VIE served 10y Mrs. f. L. sherman At the close.
Of the exercises.
Iht pupils Of the lansion public school Were
!'>ttftly treated t" plentiful supply of coHfr,.-
tSi'fF ny their Teacher. Miss Sisson
Mcssrs David and Harry Be,iiall of Avalon
IitIsEts nave ."ne to Port Carbon Pa to visit
fI.t Ed> far few Istvs.
. lie hlnity hasTels which We're distributed some
Time sine 10 the scholars of ST. Barnaas II n
NISS"h VIII ',c opened III festival. which will
br hrif al tn. Opera Hous. saturday evening:
next ~ 30 o'clock
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HIS REASON BLIGHTED.

sad Effect of Yuletide Festivities
Upon james SeeknOfurther.
From the New York Herald.
James," said the pretty Sunday school
teacher, Il am grievcd and surprised TO
hnd that you do not come to my class.
want all my little boys to be there on
Christmas eve. when the candy and pop
corn are distributed, you know"
Miss Geraldine" responded the sturdy
youngster of ten discreet years, you will
appreciate the delicacy of my position l
trust, when 1 tell you that have refrain
ed from attending the exercises you men,
ton for the reason that the impression
might obtain that l sought saccharine pab-
ulum rather than religious instruction.
beg that you will kindly excuse me until
after the close of the Yuetide festivities
Two stern men approached and without
a word lifted the boy from his feet and put
him in a cab, which was driven rapidly
away
The sad news was known the day after
that the brilliant young James Seeknofur-
Their was hopelessly insane.