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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-09-26

plus son couteau ne le quite pas.
Done, de Ia prudence
lis s'etaient separes sur ce mot
LIE soir, Valentin remontait seul Ia
rue Lafayette ct sc trouvait / pen
pres en- face du marchand sde win
don't renssigne repreaepte un cocher
ct porte cette inscription bizarre
Y a pas d derrexr. II sen allait
attriste ct desespere, songeant i
Gabrielle ct cherchant dams son
imagination les moyens de lul venir
en- aide il avait Ia tete baiss4e, les
yeux fixes sur le trottolr, de tellc
sorte quill falsait peu attention
aux PEASANTS tout 1 comp, il
se sentit bouscul6 par un
homme qui sortait dune maison au
moment on Valentin traversait Ia
secousse fut 8, rude quill chancela ct
recula de quelques pas. L'homme
s'Gtait mis- 4 r,re
--Eh morveux, fails done atten-
ton, ct regarde OF tn marches
Valent;n s'etait retenu i un bee de
gaz, ct l'inconnu qui venait de
interpreter &tait en- ple,ne lumiere.
LIE ieune homme tressaillit. II sentait
quill palissait ct que tout son sang Sc
glacait, tant son emotion etait vlve.
L'homme qui l'avait bouscul6 await Ia
stuture, Ia carrure, les vetements de
La Guyane Meme les gants | Des
gants noirs, craques partout, od
9ta,ent enfouis p6nibleiaent des
mains 9normes Etaitce une illusion,
parce quill Y pensait 7 Gu bien &c
trouvalt-il r4ellement devant La
Guyane ?
-Si c'9tait lui murmurartil. 81
c'9tait lul /!
Tout son sangfroid, toute son
audace revenaient. lie colosse 6tait
parti i grandes enjamb6es dams ID
direction de IL Villette. Valentin x
init / le suivre, longeant Leo maisons,
ses yeux brillants de devre ne \
quittant pas une seconde. Quelque
fois il &tait oblig& de courir, tellemen'
rautre allait vite. Mais, dams Paris
qui prete attention 4 IN passan
press6 ? A plusieurs reprises, i
colosse s'arreta, se retourna ct JET
un regard percant derriere lui, puts
tranquillls&, sur, sans doute, d
n'avoir pas d'agents 4 ses trousses.
reprenait - marche. Quand
regardait ainsi, le sang de Valentin o
refroldissait, non pas quill edt peor
II etait brave jusqu'a la folie, mais
craignait d'etre apercu ct soup9onne
Apres avoir un instant long6 le
: boulevards ext&rieurs, La Guyant
car c'3tait bien lui, se jeta dams le
. petites rues qui, du boulevard, sillor
nent le pate de maisons Qui s'etel
3 dent jusqu'aux remparts, vers
:. porte Saint-O -Ouen. Il 9tait onz
: heures du soir, environ Ia lun
! 9tait cach9e par de gros images q
g roulaient, rapidement pouss6s par u
3 vent violent; Ia pluie menacait 3
temps en- temps quelques gouttt
\. tombaient ct les rafales, en- passa,
sur les toits, enleva,ent les briques
q cheminees ct des ardoises, qui Y
e naient s'ecraser sur la chauss6e av'
q I'M bruit retentlssant. II ny avs
. plus que de rares PEASANTS dams i
>. ruelles etroites, NAL &clairees. BIZ
t, Que LA Guyane prit maintena
le moins de precautions, il await tinl p
n s'anerceyolr de Ia presence obstint
? derrlere lui, dun jeune homme q
Ia sill ne lie flat pas, suivait, du molr
N lie meme chemin.
,e Apres avoir ralenti sa marche,
IN colosse tout d coup, s'arr6ta, revi
2 sur ses pas ct Sc croisa avec Vale
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pendant les jours qui suivirent
lenleyement de Gabrielle ct Ia dispa-
rition du pere Rertara, ajoutons, pour
cluiu, que personne ne s'etait doute
cp'il 9tait revenu Ia mutt Nos trois
snis !: Auguste, valentin ct Trompe-
rOEil, etaient passes Requirement
pus les mathis, rue d'Allemagne. lie
puservaient au fond du ceur lespe-
nnce quils y apprendralent quelque
noovelle. Mais leur espoir fut decu.
III svaient revu Simeon ct Chilp6ric,
lsquels, malgre leur activite, leur
ruse ct Ieur intelligence, n'etaient pas
encore tomb6s sur Ia piste qu'ils
ehechaient. Simeon leur await dit !:
--Cest La Guyane qui q enleve
Gabrielle. C'est par La Guyane que
nous arrlverons 1 tout connaitre.
-Mais nous ne l'avons jamais w.
Comment faire !?
oh quand vous le rencontrerez'
soas n'aurez pas d'hesitation, rien ne
Nh plus facile que de METRE un
nom sur "a figure. La Guyane es'
N coloase qui . pres de six pieds d.
haut large ct fort ! l'avenant II q
\ figure osseuse ct porte toutc %
bafbe, qui est nolre. coup6e tre'
courte. Vous me direz qua Paris
On peut rencontrer dams une joun3'
vingt personne ayant le meme type
Jen c0nviens. Mais La Guyane
~ signe particuller auquel vous L
reconnaitrez sans pelne. II es
toujours vetu CONNIE un ouvrie
carpenter, veste, gilet ct pantalo'
g gros velours 4 c6tes, porte ri
cAapeau noir de feutre mou ct de-
gaasl
-Des gants ? 6t Valentin ave
surprise.
-Oui, ce qul nest pas sans |
gener, w le d9faut d'habitude
nais I ne peut plus sen passer, ca
y gride dun coffre-fort quill
essaye de voler lui q marqu& sur
aos De Ia main droite, en- lettre
eaormes, ce simple mot : VoLEuR.
-Ct cette Aetrissure est ineffac'
hei
-Absolument, . moins que L
uoYane ne se serve de vitriol, mals
neriol iaissera sur la main d'autre
aaces profondes qui seront, ellie
aussl, autant de signes accusateur
A0nn, comme derniers renseignemen
. puis vous dire que La Guyar
nao'te dams les environs, ou d
a'0'as qu'iiy a son repaire. Oh
~ ilgnore. Quand jetais d
'ate'e, Il await epouse une file quo
surnommait Bigarreau, a cause d'u1
acne de vim qu'elle a dun cote q
slsage. Quest devenue Bigarreau
Islelle encore vivante {? Je ne sa
q nous avions La Guyane en- not
poavolr, ce serait un atout dams n
na'ns' mais ii est dangereux
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-09-26
FEUILLETON.
ri DB PARIS.
Par JULES MARY
PREMIERE PARTIE
m MARRIAGE AU REVOLVER.
VI

souyiens-toi ! c'est ton amour
n. 4 yeux encore plus que ta
,atuue | Souviens-toi ! Aqcune force
,...,,. ma te sauvera A46uviens-toll II
~ nare est en- mon pouvoir. Sa vie
,;..s / IN I'LL Souviens-toi ct
aa6tAia Demain solr je reviendrai
le yous hais dit-elle, farouche.
N hi. dune voix sourde, en-
s'sniuyant
Plus tn me hais, ct plus j.
s.ine D
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-09-26

passant pres de lui, La Guyane lu,
|anca un regard menaeant, mais le
bandit fut rassur6 par Ia jeunesse de
valentiu. A coup sur, ce n'6talt pas
IN agent des iors, peu importait
Dependant habita6 toutes les ruses
ct q toutes les aventares, il laissa
prendre de rayance > Valentin. LIE
jeune homme comprit ct &c jeta dams
une ruelle Cd Il disparut derr,ere I'M
chantaer.
La mutt &tait de plus en- plus
Obscure, ct le vent qui redoublait de
violence, faisait dancer follement des
lumieres jaunes des hecs de gag. LA
Guyane passa n'ayant point de
soupcons. II emilia, les unes apres
lee autres, dun pas presse, Ia rue
Gignot Ia rue Boucry, Ia rue de
rEvaDgile, longea un instant rusine
1 gaz, traversa le boulevard Ney,
puis se jeta eur Ia gauche dams des
terrains vagues on ne s'6levaient, de
loin en- loin, que de rares ct bizarres
constructions entire la porte d'Auber.
villiers ct celle de Ia Chapelle.
Valentn courait sur ses traces,
moiti6 rampant, se laissant tomber 4
plat vendre, 4 Ia moindre alerte.
Dix fois, il await perdu le miserable,
dix fois il le retrouva. LIE vent qui
soufflait en- tempete' empechait La
Guyanne d'entendre le bruit des pas.
Quand La Guyanne dispalut dans le
terrain vague. Valentin trembla de
ne plus pouvoir lc suivre. henreu'
sement, IN coup de vent balaya le
ciel, IL lune, un instant brilla. Ce
fut assez pour permettrea 4 l'audacieuz
garcon de voir La Guyane entrer
dams une petite maison basse, perdue
toute noire, au milieu des t6nebref
6paisses.
Bon se ditil, rhomme q: Ia
fen suis sur ! 10
II attendit quelques minutes, p
prudence, couch6 de son long sur J.
terre humble, jusqu'a ce qu'un nuag'
edt voiiG 10 lune de nouveau. Alor'
| il 60 releya ct doucement s'arretant
chaque PAS, il e dirigea vers h
maison. An fur ct 4 mesure qu'i
appreciate, des bruits 6tranges frap
patent son oreille j, c'6taient DEF
cris, des rires, des ordinations, mai.
tout celia assourdi semblant venir d,
tres lo,n, on plutot paraissant sorti
de scus go pieds, pareil 1 un grondt
ment soaterrain.
-He, he l murmura-til, qu'estc
que celia si8ni6e
| II cola son orellle contre terrt
mais cut beau &couter, il ne trouv
pas rexplication de ce quill cherchai'
II approcha de quelques pas encore
maintenant, il 9tait tout pres de
maison, ellie continuait d'etre ensev'
lie dams lobscurit4 IL plus profonde
i. les contrevents 9taient fermes
ny await qu'un rezdechaussee asst
haut ct point d'etage, pas une lumiel
. ne filtralt 4 travers les disiointure
des fenetres. Et le bruit souterrai
parfois, devenait 81 perceptible QUO
: aurait pu d,stinguer certaines parole
certains cris. LIE vent faisait CT
! quer les planches de Ia masure, ct
t lune, qui apparaissait ct disparaissa
) scion que les rafales poussaient
\ avant ou ramenaient les nuages,
t donnait, en- r6clairant, je ne s.
r quel aspect sinistre ct fantastlque.
;, J'avais d6ja WI cette boutique
i, me promenant, Sc dit Valentin, ms
}, i'avais toujours cru que Get.
lnhabite.
e Ii poussa doucement Ia porte e
t etait soigneusement fermee il fit
J. tour de la maison il y await ?
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
STOCK MARKET FIRM.
Industrials ard Changers Most Con.
spicuous in the Rise

New York, Jan. 21.-The stock market
this morning was firm throughout the
list. and prices moved up 1 4 to 1 ii per
cent. The industrials, grangerS and stocks
with an international market were most
conspicuous in the rise. There was very
little news afioat to affect speculation out
side of the engagement of S2,450. Geo gold
for shipment to Europe tomorrow, but trad
ers were not inclined to regard this unfa-
vorabiy.
From all accounts, unless there is ma
terial change in sterling exchange, con-
siderable more gold viii be forwarded on
Saturday. Chicago Gas was the feature in
the industrial group. and was bouglt on q
belief that Attorney General MolUney viii
render his opinion as to the legality Of
the proposed consolidation of the various
gas companies this week. The street has
it that it Will favor the reorganization com
mittee.
Sugar rose 1 Is to 102 Is; Canada
Southern, 1 IA TO AZ 1-2; Burlington
and Quincy, ga to IA Is; st. Paul, 5-s
to CT 81; Northwest, 5-S to e5: Rock
Island. rs to 65 3-s: General Electric.
Is to % 1-2; Louisville and Nashville,
L 10 r. Sf1iiildtthfts Or w w. .Cis-
souri, Pacific, 1 to 25: New York Central,
a. to o.; Omaha. I to 80 Ii, and West
ern Union, 5 8 to SO 1-s.
Tobacco weakened after 1 1 O'Clock and
sold DOWN. 3-4to77 81. The generalmar-
ket however. was not affected, and ruled
dull and strong. General Electric and st.
Paul were the bull features. rising to 2Sa
6s IS respectively. Speculation at mid
day was dull and strong.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
AQTEDUCT BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Mai Davis Report Forwarded for the
Information of the House.

Mai Davis Report Forwarded for the
Information of the House.
The Secretary of War has forwarded to
the House an estimate OF appropriations
necessary to repair the Aqueduct Bridge,
the sum being fixed at $4,000.
The report of Mai. Davis reviews the
conditions found to exist when repairs upon
the bridge were withheld, and states that
it viii now be necessary to pump the Golfer
dam and block 1t up under crib for sup
port OF iron spans. This will cost 81 600.
The repairs 10 coffer-dam and false bank.
riprap. pudding, and maintenance of dam
will cost So. 500. Removing the old masonry
will cost So $50; 603 cubic yards of face
as plan masonry is estimated at S24.12
The other repairs necessary tn recon-
struct pier No. bring the total SUN asked
up to $4,000.
In concluding his report Major Davis says:
while it has been the endeavor in this
estimate to proyid. literally for all pos
s!bIe contingencies, it is hoped some OF the
items may run under the estimate and the
cost be reduced. but, as the work must be
done, no risk OF failure Should be taken
for want of funds, and it is therefore re-
spectfully recommended that the total
amount estimated may be appropriated
and also the money be made available until
expcpded and not be limited to a fiscal
year as much embarrassment accrued from
this source in the expenditure of the last
snnronriatiOD"
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FOR sKEATSHOP RELIEF
Continued From First Page.

Mr.. Faulkner presented a number of petit
| tons for the extension of the lexington
and Soldiers Home Railway Company.
| Mr. Mcmillan introduced ill 10 pro-
| vide for the adjustment and payment OF
certain claims against the District of Co..
| luEbia by drawback certificate. These
claims constitute those for improvements
| made by the late Board of Public Works:
| for assessments upon corner lots having a
frontage on two sides, and for property iu-
jured or destroyed, growing out of the re-
| moval Of the Northern Liberty Market.
Mr.. Gibson offered bill for the relief
OF John Murphy & Co., to refund the sum
| OF $500, 4 deposit on a proposal to furnish
| school books TO the District, said deposit
having been declared forfeited.
Mr.. German presented 4 resolution au-
| thorizinE the secretary of the Senate to pay
| AdaIinr '. Bassett, widow OF Isaac Bassett.
late door-kceper OF the Senate, n sum equal
to one years salary.
Mr.. Chandler today gave notice OF an
amendment lie would propose TO the De-
ficicncy Appropriation bill appropriating
81 5000 to continue available until ex-
hausted, for salaries, rents and necessary
expenses for compiling the results Of the
eleventh census.
Mr.. Henderson has introduced In the House
the same bill offered by Mr.. Mcmillan in the
Senate for the further prevention of cruelty
to animals in the District.
Mr.. Coffin has by request introduced in
the House a bill authorizing the Commits
sioncrs to purchase for sum not exceeding
$4,000, for a disrensary and hospital.
the premises constituting the south half
of lot 6 in square csc.
Mr.. De Almond today introduced in the
House the same bin offered by him in the
last Congress to repeal all provisions of the
law for the payment By the United States
of one-halr Of the appropriations fer the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Babcock today introduced in the House
bill amending section 416 of the Dis
trict Statutes, so as to provide that al
property or money taken on suspicion of
having been reloniously obtained. shall be
transmitted, as soon as pra cticabie. 10 the
property clerk. IT, be fully registered and
advertised. Provision is made for the
disposition of such property after the ex-
piratioa of one year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
CLOTHING FIRM RECEIVER.
| Strauss & Marx Have Differences and
Dissolve Partner ship.

strauss n Marx Have Differences and
Dissolve Partnership.
The firm OF Strauss & Marx, doing a
mems clothing and furnishing business,
at No. All Seventh street north west, by
mutual consent, went into tie hands of a
receiver this morning to settle their part
nership.
Isaac Herman is to take charge of the
Guinness and settle up. Mr.. George Mcigs,
as attorney, read the bill of MIR. Strauss to
Chief Justice Bingham this morning and
got an order appointing Mr.. Herman.
MIR Leon Tobriner has charge of the case.
The answer of Mr.. Marx filed with the
bill admits all theifacts, and agrees to the
appointment of flr. Herman as receiver.
Mr.. Strauss says iB the bill that the partners
Isaac Strauss and Marx Marx, began busi-
ness together without a written agreement,
September 16, 1875. II was an equal
partnership. Mr.. Strauss has advanced
Sl,OSO from his own funds to maintain
the business.
The debts now amount to $1,000 TO
SIS, 600, the assets consisting OF their
stock mainly, are valued at $4,000 to
Sl1. 900. IrrecoDcilable differences as
TO the management Of their business and
preference OF creditors have arisen. The
court is therefore asked to effect settle
meDt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
REV. MIR. ALIENS CASE.

Developments ut Last Nights Meet
ing Are Not Announced.
The action OF the session of the First
Presbyterian Church in arranging with
Rev. Adoios Allen to accept $4,000 and
resign his position as co-pastor was re-
ported last night to the committee of
visitation from the Presbytery to the
church.
The meeting was held at the First Presby-
terrain Church, and DR.. Bittinger presided
as chairman of the committee. DR.. Rad
cliffe, when seen this morning, said that,
while he was not present, he was positive
nothing of interest to the public was trans
acted, and what did take place would
not be given to the public.
meeting of the presbytery Is expected
to be held at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
within ten days. when the committee of
visitation will make its report and the
question which has so much agitated the
churchmen be dropped.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
Beat a b. & O. Waterman.

John Mc4ahUn and Martin Lane, we'll
known police court characters, were be-
fore judge Kiinblli this afternoon charged
with dsOTde-ly conduct, assault, and de-
stroying private property. The two set
upon Baltimore and Ohio Waterman while
he was in his box last night, and when be
succeeded in putting them out. threw
stones at the little edifice, breaking it up.
Policeman MCNAMARA arrested them. They
We're fined $40 each for disor1erly conduct
and Mcmahon was sent to Jail for thirty
days for assault and fined SO for de-
stroying private property.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
INQUIRY AS To MIR. BOWLER.
Resolution Adopted 10 Ascertain the
Power Given Him by Law


The Judiciary Committee thismorning con-
sidered the Boatner resolution.
1t recites the action OF the comptroller OF
the Treasury in refusing to countsrsign the
warrants in payment or the money appro-
priGted on sugar bounty sofar is earned, aud
directing the Judiciary Committee to re-
port to the House whether this action was
justified under the provisions of any statute
and whether any such power could be lodged
in any executive officer 10 suspend the pay
nient OF any money appropriated on the
ground that the law or aPpropria ton is
unconstitutional, and also what actio
should be taken by Congress 10 yindicGte
its authority.
After some discussion a substitute, pre-
paredb 10y Mr.. Ra y, ofNew York, wasadopted.
which gives tie Judiciary Committee the
authority to inquire as TO the condition
of the law of the subject OF the right OF the
executive officers of the government in the
several departments thereof, to refuse to
enforce, execute or comply with the pro-
visions of the act OF Congress of the United
States, on the ground OF its alleged uncou-
stitutionality, or for other reasons, and TO
report to the House by bin or otherwise.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
BOSSES COMBINE BROKEN
Situation Very Much Improved for
the Locksd-out Workmsn.
the Brewers Lawyers That Hurts
Their Cause.

1t is believed today that the combine OF
| the boss brewers Is broken because of the
trouble between the local master brewers
| and their locked-out employees, and the latter
are more sanguine over the situation today
| than they have been at any time since the
| fight began.
! II has been the aim of the local bosses
| since the war began to keep foreign beer
| from the local market. All three brew
cries are members OF the National Asso-
citation of Master Brewers, and they have
been successful up to date.
The appearance of President Sch wab OF
the Cincinnati Brewing Company in the city,
however, changed the state OF affairs. A
lcarioad OF beer was received FROM Hamii-
ton, o., this morning, and more Is on the road.
/ Furthermore, IL Is stated, Oh the best or
authority, that Anheuser-B Busch, Lang,
PabsL, Moerlein, and a number of other
large breweries have signified their inten
ton Of breaking contract with the national
combine and of sending their beer TO the
cily in quantities Ia fill every demand.
Carles F. Bechtoid, secretary OF the Ma
toni Master Brewers Association, asked
Mr.. Tobriner OF the lawyers committee for
an interview yesterday, as told In The
Morning Times today. Mr.. Tobrlner tod
him to put his request in writing, stating
what the conference was to be about.
Mr.. Bechtold put the request on paper this
morning and sent it to the attorney. In
reply he received the following letter, which
he and Grand Master Workman Simmons
considered as insulting and rejecting on
the members of Gambrinus and other local
assemblies:
..Dear Sir: We have considered yours OF
this date, asking conference with our
committee, and in reply say that profitins
by the experience OF some OF It's members
with you, ii is deemed desirable that al
interchanges and expressions OF opinion
should bc IN such shape that there can he no
misstatement or misunderstanding with re-
spect thereto.
I'VE have consequently concluded that all
transactions and communications with or
from YOU should be reduced to writing,
over signatures, and consequently suggest
that whatever you have to submit to the
committee should be in the form Indicated"
The letters was signed by the members OF
the lawyers committee.
THAT ends the matter So far as have
anything directly to do now, ana SEA-
return Ia St. Louis tonight" said Secretary
BeChtoid this afternoon.
The National Brewers Association has
been turned down, and the matter is now
to he take uup by national organized labor
Mr. Simmons will conduct the local end
of the fight. The executive committee or
the Liquor Dealers Association Will hold
a meeting this afternoon, and the next
step can best be told at the end or the ses-
sion.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
c. H. DAWSON,
Jeweler,
HOS F Street.
HoUsEBREAKING AND LARCENY.

Usual Number of Cases Reported to
Police Headquarters.
One case OF housebreaking and three lar
ceDies were reported at police headqua rters
today.
James Queen of No. 424 Eighth street
northeast reported that his stable door was
forced opeG last light ana a saddle, harness,
currycomb and brush stolen thercfrom.
Isabel Hughes reported the theft from
her house, No. 2i32 Eleventh street north
west. of a purse containing Sd.
II. ]. Howell reported stolen from his
house, No. % Eleventh. street northwest, a
safety bicycle.
Benjamin Jorcs Of 10. 1914 Eleventh
street northwest reported stolen from his
house n blue EerScy Cvcrccat and Il cbild's
bank containing 10 cents.
W e. Betis OF Nc. SCI Eighth street
northwest and Aaron Finger OF No. S04
Bagden's alley both reported stolen from
in front OF their stores, pcnny-in-the-siot
ma chimes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
WASN'T THERE FOR 4 BATH.
Ed. Daley, a Saloon Keeper, Suddenly
Becomes Insane

Ed Daley, proprietor of saloon on IL
street northwest, created quite scare in
Shedd's Turkish bath parlors on E street
this morning, and was finally locked up
at the First precinct station house on a
charge OF insanity.
Daley wentinto get OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to dressing room by the attendant. He
remained there so long that the servant
became anxious and opened the door. Daley
was sitting on a chair, his head In his hands,
and he turned vacant eyes and a face or
marble pa!eness on the negro as he said:
What do you want?"
Don't you want to take BATH in
quired the frightened attendant
NO." replied Daley, vacantly. Then sud
denly springing up, he made dash at the
negro. hurting epithets at him. He was
pacified and DR.. Morgan and three police
men summoned. The doctor pronounced him
crazy and the policemen took him to the
station house.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-21
~ rant 10 DC the Jeireier tcho
comes into yotn' mind Frst"
Olo or
broken
Jemelry

taken in payment of pur-
chases at its full market
value. Why not replace
some of your old-fashioned
jewelry with new? Do you
not get tired of wearing the
same things all the time?
If You have any brooches
with broken pins or watch
out of order my repair de-
partment is at your service,
thoroughly equipped with
all conveniences and run by
competent workmen.