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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
MouNpsv1ILE.


A MISCELLANEOUS afeiangG Of Mtnor Mat
ters from afnrshRii's Metropolis.
A general meeting OF the citizens and
residents of the different districts In the
county will be held ut the court house
Tonight TO discuss matters pertaining
TO securing the terminal OF the p, NJ. q
W. railroad at this point A committee
of the railroads representatives VIII
be present and address the meeting.
The revival services are progressing
at the NJ. e. church. On Sunday Rev.
Mr.. Clark, the pastor, preached two
very able sermons to large congrega-
tons, At the morning service six ac-
cesslons were made to the church on
probation and four letters Of member
ship were received.
Mystic Castle, Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, will hold an open meeting this
evening at their hall room for the menu
beers and their families, A musical and
literary programme will be given and
refreshments served at the close.
william II. carotheTs, whose sight 10
greatly Impaired, was run over by
horse and buggy on Saturday. on Fifth
street, near DR.. States residence. He
was not seriously injured, but escaped
with cut hand and a.bruised forehead.
Rev. j. 8. Robinson. pastor OF the NJ.
Il, church at Behwbod. was the guest OF
Rev C. E. Clark herr yesterday.
Miss Molltc Gamble, OF Homestead,
Pa, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. A.
Bloyd.
The Seamon cigar works will not be-
gin operations until next week.
officer Evans made two arrests OF
dlsorderlles on Sunday.
Two eonvicts were released from the
penitentlary yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2O.-FIftIeth
day Crescent City Jockey Clubs winter
meeting. Weather rainy and cold:
track heavy.
First, six furloags-BIoomer wont
chugnut second; Fritzie third. Time.
Second, seven furlongs-Rouhle won;
Conner second: Fioranna third. Time,
Third, selling, mile and twenty yards
--HlppOgrini and Leonard .. ran dead
third. Time, t:5ih.
Fourth, $500, Flttieth day handicap
for three year-olds and upwards, mile
domingo won: Robert Latta second;
Roosevelt third Time, 1904.
Fifth. selling. seven and half fur
iongB-Miss Rowett won; Tuscnrora
second: Van Brunt third. Time. ia6h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
puNRAYEN,s CHARGES
Against Isolln Found to ho Entirely
without Foundation.

Against 1Aelin founu TO no Entirely
Without Foundation.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-The Herald
this morning publishes what purports
to be the testimony taken before the
committee investigating the charges
made by Lord Dunrnven against mem
bers OF the New York Yacht Club, who
had charge OF the yacht Defender. The
Herald claims that the evidence vin-
dlcates MIR. lselin and oil connected
with the Defender from the charges.
Continuing. the Herald says:
"The evidence Is so overwhelmingly
conclusive thnt It renders superiluods
the report OF the committee itself. 1t
admlts OF only one verdict--that the
charges are utterly and totally false.
The Herald devotcs four pages to
technical testimony and addresses by
counsel, Mcssrs. Asquith and Choate.
In the course OF the testimony Lord
Dunraven claimed that the Defender
immersed three or four inches deeper,
In the first rnce, than the measures
ments indicated. He further said: "As
a matter of proving or disproVlng my
charge, In my opinion nothing would
have been satisfactory except what /
maintain requested Mr.. FlshIto say
to the committeeman the vessel
should be taken charge OF: steps, in
fact. taken TO see that ballast could not
possibly be taken out OF them, and
then that they should be re-measured;
II possible. that evening, or as soon as
possible, but taken charge OF in the
meantime"
AIR. Fish denied Lord Dunraven's
statement in several instances. He
al
quest that the vessels be taken charge
T findings of the committee are not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

by buaaing or roaring sound in your
head? Have you difficulty In hearing
distinctly? Are you troubled with n
continual dropping Of mucus, Irritating
the throat and causing you to cough 2
Is your breath unpleAsantly affucted and
accompanied with bad taste? is your
hearing less acute? II so, yoi. have
catarrh and should at once procure o
bottle Of Ely's Cream BALM, tho best
known remedy. The balm viii give In
slant relief. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
rnE IrAarr SHAVING np.

An Eight Club Circuit Is Aasursd--A
Meeting AZ Toledo.
Special Dispatch TO the InteiliEences
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2O.-The new In
ter-stato Base Bait League is now about
completed. The following cities will be
In Il: Wheeling. Toledo. Now Castle.
Washington. Dayton. Sandusky. FIT.
Wayne, Ind. and probably Saginaw,
Mich, or Akron. Ohio,
a Inc9ting has been called to be held
ut Toledo on Thursday, january &c.
Tho allowed named places. excepting
their intention OF joining and will have
representatives at the meeting. TT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
rt'HR Fanny sheet.

The Intenlgencer stated yesterday
morning that there were only two avail
able sites for the bali park this senson--
the fair grounds and the old park. An
evening paper, that Is endlessly gettlng
mixed IN H. dates, tries TO bring in the
CIiles grounds IN the available list. and
then a paragraph below declares the
owners VIII not build the stnnds and
fences. Doesn't that mako the Giles
site not available? Yes, TO everybody
excepting the News schoolboy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

Tho best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt .rheum, fever
sores, letter, ehapped handR. chllblains
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures plies. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
CompanY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

IF suffering with piles, II viii interest
you to know that Do Wits Witch Iln-
cine Is a specific for all complaints of
this character, and Il Instructions
(Which are simpioi are carried cut. a
cure will result. We have tested this
in numerous cases, and always with
like results. II mover fails. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. II. Pea.
body. Benwood, and Bowie IS Co.
nfllEhpOrt. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

be helped from the rlng-sldc, During
the latter hair OF the fight choynBkiin-
proved wonderfully. as hc was on the
Verge OF coitapse Rt one time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
WITH THE Dow1ERs.
The Nightly Beeora .. s.eikss and spares
on the Alleys.
eOTfrru IInn IENAGIfr

Last evening in the South Side tour
nament the Mozarts were victims In n
set-to with Mail Pouch. who won two
In thrne without turning a hair. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
CYCLONE swEENEY's Def.
Flanagan, OF Plttsburgh, Coming Here to
Aesept and Arrange Fight

bpccIhI UIBpuINh 70 inc IhIoIHEuncOr.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2O.--JohnFinne!
gan. OF this city, will visit Wheeling
Wednesday to try to make n match with
Cyclone Sweeney, OF that place, for a
limited round or finish fight for amount
that win suit the latter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
World OF SPORT.
c,oyuski Knocked Out Jim Hall
in the Thirteenth Round,
IOE SHOWED VERY ClEyRRLY

~, rooshOut the Fight--Ths Result was
s.,,.oe.Ory TO the Great 'tnjoti,y-The
oaa, were Agaln,, Hall NON tho Start.
Interstate Hall LeaSas-r.a.s Eisnt'A
Rowling oumn-Ssw ortesn. Races.
other News Of sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
FoR sAIE

FOR SALE
Nos. 4S2 and 4St National road.
bushes house aud residence Market street
Counters and shelving No. iei Thlrtg-thlrd
street.
No. % Sixteenth street.
No O. seventeenth street
No. % North Front street
Lot on South Front street.
Six.roomed house. Peninsula
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
GTocKiloLDERs MEETING.

Tho nnnunl meeting OF tho stockholders
Of the Wheeling leo and Storage Company
VIII be hold nt the oifcn Of tho company.
No 222i Water street, on Tuesday, JNnL.
nry u, iSqG, from to 4 o'clock p, m, for
the election OF directors and tho trans.
action Of any other business that may
como before Thorn. Z. w. CONNER,
J11-S-lt-l6'.V-2l 49,. Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
CToCKnOLDERs MEETING.

Tho annual meotlng Of the stockholders
OF the George X, McMOchon \ Son Com.
puny will 10 held ut the otlco OF the cpm-
pAny, on Twenty-elEhth street, Tuesday,
ana 1 o'clock p M for the purpose of
clectlnE, n board OF directors and other
general buBlncRR..
Jaii.tu ". h M'MEcHEN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
! T0CKHoLDERs' MEETiNG.
CrocNnoLpnRs, MEETING.

-
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pnny OF Wheeling, W. Va. will DO held Mt
the office OF tho company Tuesday morn
Ing, January ~. 1876, between tho hUura
OF eleven iii and twelve Qel o'clock, for
the election OF n board Of directors and
for the transaction OF any other business
that may come before them.
JRii-tu WYllE IRWIN, Secretary.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-13
Decisions Judiciaires Con.
cernant les JOurnaux.

10 Toute personne qui retire re-
guliArement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle cit souscrit ou
non, que oe journal soft adress6 q
son nom on d celui dun autre est
responsible du Placement.
20 Toute personne qui renvoi un
journal est tenue de payer tous
les arr6rages qu'elle doit sur abon-
nement. autrement lediteur peut
contlnuer . le lu1 envoyer jusqu'a
ce quill ait pay6. Dams GO cas-
pabonn6 est tenu de donner en- ou-
t1e. le prix de l'abon. ement JUS
qu'au moment du paien4 ut, quill
ait retire on non le journal du bu-
resu de poste.
80 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour sbonnement dams le die
trict oh le journal se public, lors
meme gull demeurerait 4 des cen.
taines de lieues de Get erdroit.
40 Les tribunaux ont decide
que le fait de refuser de retirer IN
Journal du bureau de poste, on de
changer de r6sid ct de laisser
accumuler les num6ros 3 Al'ancienne
adresse constitute une presumption
ct nne preuve "prima fac1e" din
tention de fraude.
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un Volume qui tait Fureur

"La Maison Close, par Vte
Ponson du Terrail, auteur de '.Ro-
cambole'' Depuis sa mise en-
vente tout le monde SO dispute
pour lavoir. Ce volume q etc
6crit par un romsncier fort appr6.
Gle. qui obtenu bon nombre de
retentlssants success.
Son euvre constitute un drame
de famille simple ct poignant 3 ls
fois, traverse par une adorable
figure de jeune file tres puissam.
ment tracee.
Cette ervre don't l'int6ret gran.
dit 3 chaque page, fera pleurer q
PRISONER; ellie est honnete 81
douce, touchante ct tragique, o.
ae nature q donner a nos lecteur.
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|Pardessus pour Hommes
Pardessus dH1ver pour Hommes, en- noir ct
bleu Castor ct Etoffe Rude, fait avec bonne IN n
doublure chaude; toute grandeur de 81 A. I'M
Jamais vendu moins de So. Samedi. .Y Wv
Pardessus en- Beau Castor pour
HOMMES-EN bleu noir, bonne longueur; fait
en- satinette Skinner. Equivalent ceux de NH
SIS en- VILE. Samedi. ....................Y w
Ulsters d'aiver pour Hommes
Solide listers pour hommes, avec GRAND
COLLET, doublure 6paisse, en- ct ffe rude ou d,7
douce; toutes grandeurs Jamais vendu moins III
de $50. Samedi VI
Gros lot de Ulsters avec Collet Chale, en- Castor
ct Chinchilla S O ct SIP. Justemement ce que
vous avez besoin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-13
La REVUE CANADlBNNE

Sommaire de Ia Revue Canadienne du
mois d'octobre 1896
La Sainte Famil.e, gravure frontispice
d'apres Carl Muller; Etude sur ce peintre
ct son euvre, par Eug. Aubert; Plus
vermeil gu une cerise, gravure, d'apres
Meyer Won Bremen; "Sent to Heaven .
imitee du poeme anglais de madame
Proctor, poesie, par R. Del Mas; Celebri-
tes infrmes, par G. A. Bratter; Les scien-
ces, les Arts ct les Hommes, par A. Le-
glamour; LIE Mus 10 du college Saint Lau-
rent Joseph G Carrier, G. s. G; Rev. Jo-
seph G. Carrier, G. S. c., portrait; Les
M6tis canadiens trancais, par Camille
Derouet; A Monsieur Ernest Tardien, po-
este, par r. Del Mas; Lolita; Chronique
du mois xxx; A travers les livres, par A
L..
G. O. Beauchemin & Fills Editeurs 256
ct 25S, rue Saint-Paul, Montreal, Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-13
Difficulties de Langags
Repetez rspidement piusleurs
fois de suite les phrases suivantes:

Rep6tez rapldement piusleurs
fois de suite les phrases suivantes: {:
Six chaises seches.
Trois dragons grades.
Douzs douches douces.
Trols petits pois blancs.
On pleln plat de bic pile.
Six scies scient six cypres.
On champ de cent choux.
Poches plates, plates poches.
Dss bas blancs, de blaDcs bas.
Praises frafohes, fra1ches fraises
Trois petites pipes fines pour
un sou.
Chasseurs qui chassez, sachez
chasser.
lie riz tenta le rat, le rat tente
tAta le riz.
Clell 81 Ga sc salt ses SONS sont
sans success.
Tu dors, tortue tordue2 Dors-tu
tordue tortue?
Trois gros rats girls dams trois
grands trous creux.
Si vous voulez savoir les nou-
valles. Iisez 4 'EOHO DE ~ OuEsT
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milIiers de personnss ayant encore
pour feu NJ. Mercier une admira-
tion sans borne. Maintenant que
Get homme est dlsparu, on ne SO
souvlent plus que dn bien quill q
fat; ct ses adverssires les plus
acharn6s eux memes, ont 6t6 les
uremiers q se rendre au c1metiers
pour rendre q so m6moire un Clio.
quent tribut de respect ct d'hom
mage.
On estime de 10000 q 10000.
personnes au moins la foule qul SO
pressait en- face de la crypte de
l'honorable NJ. Mereier.
A 3 hrs 80, le reverend NJ. Clou
tier, de St Sulpice, que M. le cure
Tro1e await delegu6 pour pr6sider
a |. c6r6monie religseuse, est part'
de la chapelle pour ae rendre q Ia
crypte. La fanfare de la police
hsbilement dirig6e par NJ. Corde
MIR. 6tait en- tete du cortege ct
jouA une marche fan6bre. Venait
ensuite M. pabb6e Cloutier reyetu
du surplis ct de l6tole, puis NM.
Honor6 ct Paul Mercier, fills de
l'ancien premier ninistre, NM.
Edouard Mercier ct j. A. Mercler,
ses freres, Nj. J. A. Mercier, ir..
son neveu ct plusienrs autres pa
rents. Imm6diatement apr4s la
famille, marchaient les officers du
Club National de Montreal ct des
autres clubs lib6rauxsde la Vile
Vena1t ensuite la foule. De cha
que cote de la route conduisant q
la crypte, SO trouvait une multi
tude recueillie.
En- face de la crypte meme, IL y
await une affluence 6norme, ct ce
fut aveo grande peine que les hom-
mes de police r6usairent 3 frayer
un passage jusqua la vodte an
pretre oficiant ct la famille.
Pour commencer la c6r6monie
la fanfare de la police joua la mar
che fun6bre de Saul. Fals. M. Fab
be Cloutier annonca qu'on allait
r6citer le chapelet.
Instinctivement ct spontan6ment
toute Immense foule sc d6couvIit
ct r6pondit q ia priere.
Un chpur compose de plusieurs
representants des diff6rents oh@urs
de la vile, chanta ensuite le
liberia.
La foule SO joignit aux chantres.
La scene, q ce moment, 6tait gran
diose ct imposante. II 6tait lmpos-
sible d. ne pas SO sentlr remu6 la
vue de ces milliers de personnes q
tetes d6couvertes ct qui, recueil-
lies, offraient de tout cpur l'hom
mage de leurs prieres a celui qul
est encore 81 regrette par notre po-
pulation.
Apr6s le "llbeia", le pretre off
Giant r6cita les pri6res d'usage;
puls la foule fit ent-ndre le Gre
quiescat in pace final ct la fam
fare de la police Sc dirigia vers Ia
chapelle du cimetiAre en- jouant
de nouveau une marche funebre.s
Alors, il y cut une pouss6e g6
n6rale vers la vonte. Tout la mon
de desirait = entrer, afin de pou-
voir au moins voir le cercuell de
panclen premier ministre. On fut
|oblig6 de fermer la porte, La fou-
le Sc contenta, blen q regret, de
d6fler devant le tombeau ct dad
mirer les decorations. Cslle-cl
mont etc enlev6es qua sept heu-
res du soir, alors que le cimetiere
fut de nouveau devenu desert.
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Yente eSpeciale de Sous Vehement

Plusieurs caisses de Sous-Vetements enI
laine naturelle ct Poll de Chameau. Bon
ne epaisseur ct durable; jamais vendu
moins de 75c IN
Notre prix. Nv
Sous Vetements ouate Wright, pure laint
boutons en- nacre sur chemise ct calecoD
Bonne grandeur. VI mi
SOUS VETEMENTS PURE LAME A.
COTE-Extra epais boutons en- nacre su
chemise ct calecon, equivalant ceux 7h.
d 81. Notre prix lUtt
Plusieurs caisses de Sous-vetements pu
re laine Naturelle ou Poll Chameau
tres doux ct chaud [pas de bardane poulf
pique.I Bontons en- nacre sur chemse e,e
calecons Jamais vendus moins o. 006
de $1.49. Notre prix. Ql,UV9
100 Douz, de CHAUSSETTES pour HON.
mes-En laine naturelle Pas trop 6pals.B
Sc, EQUIVALENT celles de zoe A0lf
Notre prix. lA2VS
William H. Moore
Commis Canadien
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'Vente SpeCale ChapeaQX ct Gas.

SQl'ES-Un choix de SO douz. de Cha
Qpeaux Dur d'Automne pour hommes, en-
hbrun ou noir. lis sont des dernieres mo-
ades Dun 'ap, Yeomans, Young ct Knox
YCes m&mes chapeaux sont vendus lei
nour So. so ct $2.75. "a m
HNotre prix. Observation-Disclosures. .Vl.0V
xCHAPEAUX NOUS "YALE' FEDORA
Dpour Hommes-Avec les derniers bords,
A[ pas retonrnel, en- noir ou brun, Ce lot est
Xde la plus nouvelle mode; vous ne pou-
avez les trouver MULE part a o. m
almoins de 81 so. Note prix. Il. .0l. ~
9lcO Douz. de CASQUES D'HIVER pour
j NnHommes-En bleu, noir GU fantaisie mix
|le, double en- sole ct satin, CONNIE Illus
= ration, ct d'autres golf ct yacht, bon
Dmarch9 75c Eln
hNotre Prix. OUG
ATAM O'SHANTER en- Chinchilla a Tirers
Rpour Garcon-En bleu fonce, douce pou-
l)ces de travers au dessus, allant avec les
6reefers; d'autres en- demandent OQn
4$1.50 Notre prix.. .................0 0OG
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des emotions fortes, exoit6es par
des scenes oh la passion humane
ne fat agir que de beaux ct mobiles
sentiments.
Ce superbe roman sera envoy6
q toute adresse eur reception de 10
cents en- argent ou IL cents en-
timbres. .poste, on bien un abonne-
ment d'essal commencant avec ce
num6ro sera 1nscrit sur reception
de 25 cents. Adressez L,prohon
& Leprohon, Editeurs, "a Rue st.
Gabriel, Montreal, Can.
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vace dams le cpur de la population
ct que les am1s de l'anclen pre-
mler ministre ont gard6 pour lui
un attachement sincere"
La Champagne
de Bryan
CINQ CENT QUATRE VINGT- QUATOR-
ZE DISCOURS
1881 MILES PARcoURUs

d
NJ. Bryan a parcouru trois foif,
plus de miles, ct pronono6 trois
fois plus de disoours durant la
.campagne qui Went de fnir, qae
tous les candidats de tous les par
tis, su- les rangs depuis un steele.
Depu1s le jour de ga nomination
il parl6 devant 100000 per-
sonnes ct pronono6 $4,000 mots
ct fsit plus de cling cents disoours.
La campagne de Bryan com
par6e q celle des autres candidats
d la pr6sid 4nce est comme suit:
Candidat a la Nombres Miles
pr6sidence de par.
ct aimee discours courus
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Si vous voulez savoir les nou-
velles, lisez I Echo DE n OUEsT.
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UNE SCENE EMoUVANTE

Nous d6tachons ce qui suit d.
r6cit que "La Presse' faisalt de
Ia manifestation az tombeau de M.
Mercier . Montreal:
"C'est une id6e toute francaise
que celle de d6corer la tombe d'u-
ne personne qul 9 jou6 dams son
pays IL role important.
C'est CO sentiment qul porte
an cimetiere des milliers ct des
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-11
Punch's Plea for the White Plumed
HerOns.

Punch's Plea for the White Plumed
HerOns.
An Appeal to All Ladies With Pitiful Hearts.
"Butchered to make Roman holiday"
That reused bard anger in Indignant meter,
Butchercd to make lady's bonnet gay!-
Sounds that much sweeter7
Which stirs the milliner's remOrseless passion,
You guess not how your hnary seals your doom
At beck Of fashion.
The little egret's nuptial plumcs are sought
Above all other feathers by Ewes daughter,
And hence the heronry with woe is fraught
A scene OF slaughter.
Poor, pretty, bridal plumed, nest loyal birds,
At breeding-time alone you grow gregarious,
HE hunter comes, and scenes too sud for words
Grieve cen the hilarious.
The mothers lowering their helpless brood,
Are shot in hundreds; It's such easy killing.
The plumelets are pucked out, since they are good
For many shilling.
The young birds starve, whilst fostering in white
heaps,
Their displumed parents lie in scores about them
When men say at the thought their chill blood
VIII ladies doubt them?
Male thralls Of Mamnon do the murderous deed,
Young herons need not starve, nor old ores bleed.
TO-fOllOw Fashion.
The heronries are fast destroyed, tits said,
The pretty egrets fast eAterminated.
1t seems pity! Betwxt Mode and Trade
Are the birds fated2
Nay, lovely woman, prithee just say 'Nay"
funch loves the seq, and to his pets would pray.
Dears-do your duty!'
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momentarily expected on his return from

momentarily expected on his return from q
mission to Spain. ana my lord had orders
to bring him to tie king on the very in
slant of his arrival
The king waved His hand when Lord Rip
pingdale would have come forward, and
me young lady continued with the history
OF John Enderby. She forgot her surround
ings. 1t seemed as If she was giving vent
to the suppressed feelings, imaginations,
sunerings and wrongs of years. Respect
fully, but sadly when speaking Of the dead
KING; eloquently, tenderly, when speaking
OF onVer Cromwell, she told the story with
a point, force and a passionate intelli-
gence which brought to the face of Charles
a look of serious admiration. He straight
ened himself where he sat, and did not let
his eyes wander from the young lady's
race. AS she spoke of Sir Garrett Ender-
Rlppingdale laid siege to the house, his
quarrel with his father, the trial of tho
son, the fathers refusal to testify against
MN, and the second outlawing by Crom-
well-her voice faltered, but she told the
tale bravely and determinedly; for she now
saw Lord Rippingdale in the chamber!
whenever she had mentioned his name in
the narrative 1t was with a little infection
OF scorn, which caused the king to smile,
and when she spoke of the ruin of Enderby
House, her brothers death and her father 8
years of exile, tears came into the queens
eyes and the king nodded his head in SYM
pathy.
Sir Richard Mowbray, with face aflame,
watched her closely. AS she finished her
story he drew aside to where she could
not see him without turning round. But
Lord Rippingdale she saw with ease, and
she met his eyes firmly, and one should say,
were she not a woman, with some little
malicious triumph
"My Lord Rippingdale," said the king,
slowly and bitingly, what shall be done