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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS DowLfNG / CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
6l3 ST NV.

PEREa1pToRY SAFE Of UNIMPRovED PROP
ERTY AT SUITLAND, PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MARYLAND.
At auction WEDNESDAY, AUGUST FOURTH
1897. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. on
the premises, will sell 3SE acres of land at
Suitland, about n,iless. from Aracostia. and "a
miles from new bridge. The same being tract Of
Suit. to Robert l.. Simpson, and recorded In Libtr
j. w; b.: No. 1G, folio zoe, etc, one of the Land
rec ords of Prince Georges county, Md. This being
a very desirable piece Of property should command
the attention OF any one seeking investmen:.
An electric road has been surveyed through this
land from Washington to Marlboro
Terms made known at sale. jy27-d&ds
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RATcLIFFE, SUTTON a co. AUcTpoNFE9s.
L. ''ii' a W., ai'if'NffN>.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE.
BKiCk HOUSE, NO 11Ii SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST

AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
by virtue of the Supc me Court Of
the District OF Columbia. passed In Eqai,y rause
No. lsp4. fhr undersigned. trustee. win offer for
sale by public aurti'n in front of the respective
premises. on SATURDAY. AUGUST Ftd isrfl.NTH
AID. 1877. At HaI.FIASr FDIE o',IAsk IN.
tho following described real estate situate In lie
city OF Washington and in tie county In the Dis
trict 81 columbia, TO Wit: Lots numner,,i IL aud
~ In 1toihwelfs recorded subdivision 81 original
lots numbered nine and 90 and 10, ani part Of
eleven h1,, in square nine hundred ami ninrty re
CGi', together with all the impsoye,nc ats rights
&c; 10 lac sold In parcels
Terms on each piece prescribed hy 'hr de-
cree are: one-fhird OF the pur ,iiase money be-
paid in cash, the balance ,lD and two -,
years from Date of SAL; deferred payn,ir- 10 he
se' ursd by deed of trust The pr,perty sold. and
btarng Interest ~ the rate u six 6l Ter Der
antum from the day Of sale. secured ~ deed Of
trust on the property sold, all cash. - the
option 81 the purchaser. 4 deposit of on each
piece required at tie time of sale IL tn. terms
OF sale are not complied with In II days IRON tie
day of sale. the trustee the right 10 re-
sell the property al the risk and eos; 81 the de-
fauiting purchaser purchasers after :, days' ad-
ycrtiscmcnt II such resale, q sales some news
paper published in Washington. ID. &. All convey
nncing, Sc, at tire ,purrh IseI's cost.
JOSEPH A REPErTI Trustee.
auS-dNfs 3la Ia ave. sc.
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no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
COLLATERAL NOTE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST SIXTH
AID. 1897, at TWO O'CLOCK PM, We win sen
within our sales rooms. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. By order Of the hslder, one Collateral
Note Of 8. A. Terry for SO, dated June 81 1891:
no shares National Capital Street Car Motor Com.
pany's stock, and twenty (20) shares Aldrich Car
Zeal Manufacturing Compsny's stock.
Al parties interested VIII please take notics.
BY order Of the holder.
Neo9t RAZQWT1 SUTTON CO, Asets
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RA1cLIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
BRICK HOUSE No. 1913 9TH
ST. N. E, BRICK HOUSE No.
3o3 9TH ST. S. E., 2 BRICK
HOUSES Nos. $50 AND oo1
NAVY PLACE S. E. AND
BRICK HOUSE No. 1902 NEW
JERSEY AVE. S. E.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST FIFTH
ISy,. GoMMEECING AT FOUR O'CLOCK we
VIII sen by order of the heirs, In front of the re-
spective premises:
First-Lot 6S, in square SGT u7x6, imnrovax, bv
second-on the same day, Immediately after the
above. lot 50. square S73 u2x72). improved by a G.
room brick house, No 3N3 eth ST. Sc.
ihlr1-On the same day. at 4:30 O'clock D. m.
lois % and 90. square S7S, improved by 9 brick
houses. Nos G59 and G61 Navy place Sc
Fourth-on the same day, at 5 o'clock r. m part
OF lot y, In square III, improved by an old brick
house. No 1902 N ]. sc.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in six and
Twelve months. or all cash. A deposit of 500
each piece required at the time of sale. Terms to
C1nveyancing, etc. at the purchasers cost.
BY order Of the heirs.
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO,
1y2S-d&ds Auctioneers.
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II you want anything. try an ad. In The
star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
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RATCLTFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUcnoNEERs

STOCK OF GROCERIES,, FIXTURES, AWNINGS
ETC, AT STORE. NO. 526 ELEVENTH
STREET SOUTHWEST.
On THURSDAY. FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN. will sell the stock Of
groceries. fixtures, awnings etc, at No. 526 11th
street southwest. to which call the attention of
dealers and private buyers.
au3-2t RATCT,IFFE SUTTON & co Auc,s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & 90. AUcTiONEEl.s.

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wbe-rin ioha n ,rSn ni., ~ .a"-e 20; sItoi.
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irrsirpcd viii oc,, Co. a. 81. ,i ~. IN
fr,p, ~ tho rcs,.s.,,,., - i""ie ""'h'' IN
an. Fi,Ipay fIfG ,riiif,,TEts>>-.,,, ,,.,- ~. 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TwO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TwO-STORY
AND. BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
NUE. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the
corded in Liber 1898. folio = ct seq one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia, and ut
the request of the party secured thereby, We will
Sell Mt public auction in front OF the premises
THURSDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTH. 1887. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
District of Columbia. and designated and being
part OF lot sixteen Q6) In square DAB. beginning
at the northwest corner of said lot and running
eastcrly to public alley, and again beginning the
northwest corner of said lot. running northeas.erly
along the line OF North Carolina sixteen uG
feet eight 90 inches; thence southeasterly a line
parallel with the west line of lot 16 TO public al
a twostory and basement brick dwelling. known
as oil North Carolina avenue southeast
Terms of sale: Onc-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with interest at the rate of 6 per
cent Der annuin, payable semannually, and secured
by deed of trust on the property Sold all cash.
ut the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500
required at time of sale. All conreyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. II of sale arc
not complied with within ten days from day of sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after due notice of such resale published in some
GEO Fl. d. WHITE.
HENRY NJ BAKER.
Jeo-d&ds Trustees.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST
P1ned on account Of the rain until TUESDAY
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
je1Sdts By order of the Trustees,
The purchaser at the above sale having failed
to comply with the terms thereof the property
therein mentioned will be resold at public nuc:ien
IN front OF the premises, THURSDAY. AJtiliST
FIFTH. 1897. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. upon IL.
same terms and conditions as ut the prevoiis sale
Henry 4 ~ ~ s MnlEk.
Y24-d&ds Trustees.
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RADCLIFFE. 81 rroN & CO.. Auctioneers

TRUsTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE. WITH
BRICK STABLE. II REAR NO. 2o2 NEW
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF q deed Of trust duly recorded In t.
Der No 1916, folio 43s ct seq. of the land
ords for the District OF Columbia. and the re-
quest of the parties secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offcr for sale by public auction,
I'm front OF the premises. on MONDAY. NINTH AT
GUST, AID. 1897 AT HALF-PAST FOtR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described real estate. situate
in the city of Washington. In the District Of CO.
lumba. to wit: Lo. fifty eight ,5s,. in Powelrs sub
and fifty seven t55I, together with all the Inn
pr.pyements, rights. &c.
Terms: Ona-third cash. the balance in and
two years. with interest from the day Of sale at
per cent per annuIn. secured 10y deed Of trust on
tie property sold. all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required the time
Of sale. II the terms Of sale not complied with
In fifteen days from the day Of sale the
the rilht 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defulting purchaser after five days
advertisement In newspaper published in
Washington. ID. c. All conyeyanring. Sc. a; the
purchasers cost. JOHN WALTER. Jr.,
Ii. r. BERGMAN,
1y2S-dGdg Trustees
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
TWO BRICK HOUSES. NOS.
3o3 AND 3o5 FIRST STREET
S. E., II ROOMS EACH, WITH
ALL. MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS, BY AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST SEW
ENTH. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. we
will offer for SALE by public auction, in front Of
the ppmises, sublots IS and 16. square 692 'front.'
ing each IL feet and running hack alley.
Terms very liberal, and stated the time of
sale. 500 deposit on each house at time OF SAFE
Open for inspection Saturday from am to hour
of sale. RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.,
jy3O-d&ds Auctioneefs.
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MAHION ASHFUtD,
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON,


Address, 40 Louisiana ave-
NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for Party Secured
No 622-62i F ST. NV. iy22- dads
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c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs. IIo7 C ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING: on
THIRD STREET NEAR I. STREET NORTH
EAST, WASHINGTON. II. &.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust. dated the 18th OF
July, 1888. and duly recorded in Liier No. ls4I at
folio rs 1t seq.. OF the land records the bis
trict Of Columbia. and The request the party
secured thereby. We will sell at public aurTon In
front of the premises wEpNE>pAy, ArGI ST
ELEVENTH ISJT AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, The
following described lsli and premises. situate In
the city of Washington, ID. G.. and known Is and
ben: lot numbered thirt (3l In Patrick O ID m
oghue's subdivision OF square numbered seven HIM
dred and forty nine tli.h. the t. recorded
In the surveyors office OF said city Of Washington
ID. G., in Bosk G. II. b.. page 1877. together with
the improvements. consisting Of a frame dwelling
Terms in relation deferred ia ymcnts announced
day of sale. when 500 will be required as a
deposit.
Zion A. WOODWARD,
jy29-d&ds JAMES WHITE. Trustees.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
BEING LARGE PARCEL, OF GROUND 30
FEET BY 120 FEET IN DEPTH. IMPROVED
BY FkAME HOUSE. No .O2l o STREET
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UTHE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST
Poned, on account Of the rain. until TUESDAY.
June TWENTY SECOND, 1897, AT HALF-PAST
5e1S-dts By order of the Trustees
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RAroLwTE. SUTTON { CO.. AuorIoNEERs.
10 WHOM IT NAY coNcgRN.

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my dear ward" he said sosemnly. Ear
s-n~s

NV dear ward" be said sotemnlv. ~Enr
Jim. 7 1orst war; y0u here
.-wea I Do. general ISs him stay
TIE general fsoked surprised, bat made
go cssectson. He SAL down n a big ice thar
rsat-. ard. lzvsnx ore hand on the table.
fae pale. trembling girl SANDING before
Ara you Selag to quls my house this
nsghfz Anxwsr ne TINE
s4xes. nv dear general. am
VITA this nasn Esrrssr'
.eNe-for ne IS married 20 ARCHER wo-
man
"He has nor. but I have had letter from
his wise"
..fsls wifs7 Dc yoa know herr
VERY intimately.
There IS some 5>vfllss mystery under
this. Speak out- what is ne pfot-"
II viii teFI.yon / would ask you 10 have
patience. only Il would oe no use Val
Harris i married. married cor nearly
Yso-1rn-ss,-s q Hssss sots-"vour ward. M
dear trieud. Ella Catheart"
This is too ridiculous said the gene
raj scornfuIly.
Il Wish it we're not true. for now see
have done wrong
Then who are you2" shouted the gen.
eraI
liam Eittv Blake, she said, ard
seemed 90 swalA0w something rsraer large
In her throat.
The general rose up ard stood CARING AZ
her. while he rested hts kruckses on the
table.
''You are Kitty Blake-yoa--. BY George.
7 begin TO doubt IL am In my senses DO
you mean 70 ssy--shat you--you are not
my wardg That you have only perscnated
herr Taat YOU have befoolsd and bam-
hoozlea meme. your guardian-no. NOT
your guar5ian-thaf--, Then the fellow
that rnet Miss Blake-no--I mean nay ward
or whoever she was. ] don't know who's
who-W 20 was her
Not my brother" cried Kitty. wringing
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ospvr.xht. 1876. by Annie E. Hector.

cscyrssht. 1876. by Annie E. Hector.
SYNOPSIS.
6en MzcTntvre an old bachelor ard
- SISTER. Lady Pettizrew. q widow, re-
80 In London They are expecting a
~.rd OF the former. Ella Catacart. an at
srscsfvs girl. with q dover OF E30.as1 VINO
as been away al school IN Devonsnire
~ has there fallen IN love with Val
uxrrfs. an artist. Elias guardians. Mac
Iufyre and Mr.. Crawiey. disapproye ~
re- match. and have arranged for Asr TO
~6rr< 10 the generals 20 live. Gen. Mac
tnfyrs has gone to the station 70 meet
- While Lady petfigrew II waiting
Tor them she receives a cali from her OWL
80 the generals nephew. James. or jim.
Houston. he has just returned from an
unsuccessful venture in India. Lady Pet
figrex explains the situation concerning
Ella Csthcsrt. and urges Jim TO make up
u her Houston tells her that Val Har-
IA aas been his chum, and r. a flns fel-
lox and he refuses 20 - TO cut him out
raia and the general arrive. Houston and
sac recognize each other. having met cas-
saIly on a railroad journey q year before.
They conceal their previous acquaintance
rom the others. however. Houston ar
ranges 20 take Ella about London and
saow her the sights. He soon falls I'm love
NTH her. One evening. on returning from
the fhester. he tells her OF his feelings.
uplaining that. from observation, he does
not believe that she loves Harris at all
Sac declares that she dare not love Hous-
son, and that he must not think of her.
aud leaves him in considerable agitation.
The truth is that she II not Ella catacart
At all but Kitty Blake. who has helped
ella TO elope with aud marry Val Harris.
and who has passed herself of upon the
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"I7I see my ward It's three days since
she shut herself up because OF that seoan-
drel."
Anyway. she hasn't starved herself.
She had the breast o. a chicken yesterday
and
ssDon't haver about triies." calculated
me general. ringing the bell furiousiy.
MY compliments 20 Miss Cathcart Ia
hA uaRrh Obliged II she would see me,
either In the dining room. or upstairs u
get TO the bottom Of this pretty soon ana
you'll see what a mares nest you nave
discovered
'Eh, / am sorry for you, SANDY! You
were ave that stlf-necked, and
Miss Cathcart's love. sir. She'll be in
the siining-room in ten minutes
.swhv not ~ once? She has some object
10 this delay"
"onlv 10 put on some war paint, sup
pose" said tbs general
No sandy. / an not oamooozled oy
h.r as YOU are. but win say she does not
paint Bless me. Who Is ringing IN 'h@'
SHOULDN'T wonder II 1t was that young
Enter Toosey-"Mr Houston's wanting
70 see you. sir" he said.
Presently. presently Put him IN the
drawing room" and the general. who was
feeling very nervous, walked on 10 await
his ward in the dining room
Meantime. Houston who was IN a state
OF depression and excitement, disoeiieVing
the story OF yars base conduct yet too
hunan-too passionately Ia love. not TO
ho4,a that A. might be true. stood gazing
,rrsont the.sar3en without seeing 81. when a
voice. a voice which was always sounding
in his ears. said. Il thought ] would find
You here. I saw you come up the garden"
Houston caugh, her hands, and stood
silently gazing AZ her. Il wanted 10 tell
you b. ourselves she went on. trying 10
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sory.se me Do ycu th,zk ms very dread
so bad. kAas me oasy susassens punssa-
n1. Is 70 bind you 10 ne Tor uss.-
N. 10. Jirn- can Eever-neyer marry
yea
''Don't say that, kitty. Orr Ca+fs x>s.
Donr VOC know il 10 ike = sentence o<
death 20 met Way DO you say grs
Because ! love you too well % cen
oeEn1 yoG 10 life q poverty aud tell
and oescuriTy. Yen gust have, money With
wife. Jim: Z viii give you start II is
al you Ees1-to 80 Tar and mount higher.
i coSld love you, scar Jim. but
But you don't" said Houston. as xhs
yies1er 20 bis passionate embrace; there
was prolonged interruption. then sas
mHrmured- DO isi ne speak. Jim. mast
be strong and sensible for bota OF Us
hops you slways VIII, my darling In
the meantsrne-'
In the meantime. must 20 away. I
cont wsT 20 be ordered out Of Ire nuasa
a second tine. / am al packed and
ready.
~AR right. tn see that Won ara "a.
alone or uncared for. Kitty. Il always felt
Ella ought nos % De your naus4 Wen
so straight away ID your brother. and
VIII lay everything bafore him nv Posi-
mon, my prospects. ! don'1 think ne will
reject me. We may not % able 10 marry
till next year. but ycu'u give me yoslr
promise true; nay love-my life
Il ought not. but-Jim DEAR VIII"
Come along. then. III get a hanson
an6 escort you 10 the station. where IN
return 10 you as soon as I can get my
travelling bag. Wen take the first train
20 Chester, and stroll abouF the quaint old
town while We wait fer tha Irish mail
train Great heavens, / did not tank SUCH
happiness could exist on earth. as riots in
my veins az THIS moment CO. darling.
make them bring down your baggage. Let's
he OF 70 get some luncheon Nature needs
support
Yes, Jim Let as GO 10 an aerated bread
shop. IL is best suited 70 our combined
fortunes
And also 20 a man who treads or air.
you saucy little witchr'
iThe Esrdl
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nav .aa 7 aon't kn9w much - yeenS
,,,.,.,.en thank Cod. eut - NY uasnd = 8
nae that patnter-aaan sSe's 1898 .. ~t'l
80 go Jln Roussca. gaat yea are the
fs,s ever cane arross--ae tween
- wess.n drive ne denasntes
...-nank yea said jim cnrt2-
..fesu't fash yourself stoera+ -
-. ,s.s.5.ss s~Th{nes Vii xtSst
,s,s,y,sef,.es. / arsnly believe
As believe ms uncle we1ia Tt-'eF
$50 NV ~,esga thar rag eeusEaArT, jest ~
Led IN Nsa von rOea sveniag rea-is
hsxs letters 81 Importance ~ ~gt1s, Nn
perhaps J car Set sassf 800 ~
- ssfs extraordinary story.
..on. So s. yoa CHOOSE. bat / aon< -
49,. ., ,sr,,,r -hss3es 3 fellow a. you are
vxsll ever get 81 the Sruth ef aaFtatns
Y.~t IRE So yea tomorrow or sex 3As
--s.st saw xsrl cane have an answer e neg
- ss1f Wednesday Or THURSDAY. won-
80 xnat cask and hWa story Harris 49,
try 70 cram Scr VIA
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withdraw Der hands r want 20 Thank
you tor yrar na,s You are a true hearted
ioyal frse0a" Here a sob stopped her 'I-
AID rae SNo3. hus IL Is al no use. lie Sc
married I know be t. married
My Gct-@ cried HousscH. starting hack
Are you married - himT I always ts.t
fafre was scree mystery about ven
No, jim, 30. an not married 20 Any-
c-se. that ysa Uav BE- sgre-huf--T care 10.
stop. I a1n SONG 20 Sc fse geuera3 ans
also, reerF IS eo}rs 90 ~ tAe most awFa1
row Ea7 rsuse ta tse asnf1x room, vant
ssozaa cas ~ Stars 30 nae-aaa taea-~faen
-l saaa 5a yae goes eEs Come jim To-
Sae tsra=t- ara wsut su9ftlv toward tae
etairr reoEu, followed sv the hsNs5sse~es
glla.
Ter Eenssal gts STANDING al he heaa a.
tAa tafse- wlth 3aa&czal aspect. a. y "a
~ters aaaat % ares38e = coarg MARTA
n a matter % Ele 81 aea.a
i ssas - azk yog a question o. I've.
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BurIinEfon Route.

The spot where Custer fell IS within
plain view OF the Burlington routes track.
The monument that marks his last rest
ing place is little, IL any. more than a mile
distant. You get good view OF il as the
train whirls eastward over the solidesf the
sm0othest. the best track ever built west
CT Chicago.
4 pretty booklet. giving a brief account
Of the battle in which Custer lost his life.
viii be mailed 20 any one who viii ask for
IL. Write for a copy Write also for In
formation about rates and trains via the
Burlington route 10 Omaha. Kansas City.
ST. Louis. Chicago and all other Southern
and Southeastern cities. NJ. r. Benton,
Puget sound agent, corner YesIer avenue
and Front street.
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wher nss nephew Rad lat, tas general
wiz. an effort. tore lis mind <rcu sns SUIT
feet whAch srgrogs@f IL and talked -rhop's
writ rs guest for another hour, when Re
TOO. said good righz, snt drove OF 20 his
sotei smiling al ais former cni@Fs tros1nses
Il fancy there isn't tire ghost Of =
c1zncs for ne. even II ] had H@sn the
young lady. She is wonderfaily COED Jock
ing for an hsirss@. and rather think
HOUSTON - gore or ner. hsft she ts1'r q
pascn on tzat fascinating lttfls devil Kitty
Blake- She could make fool OF RE. I
fancy. and I'm ~ ~ means dssinter-
esied. high-minded chap, but
Sandy pald Lady Pestlgrew I'm awful
sccsnfs. as she stslksd into the generals
study. The norning but one after this
conversation. Sandy. I be.fevs your ward
Is Going TO elope this very might
.Pooh-nonsense. I ion's believe 81 TIE
CTR Is SHY. II yo1 Ike. but she has
sense q honor. Sns promised me she
wctIld hold no communication with that
scamp Harris, and I am certain she VII
not"
There are no fools ike old foolsi tel
you. man. she is going away this night.
maybe this afternoon. she had s. letter
last evening 50 my maid Grizzei Faed
tells me. she saw IL in the hand OF that
gYzcslesS faupse. sussn-a letter IN a
mans handwriting. and she has been
packing Up ever since. Her Big box -
eFsmEned. Grtxzel says and a locked and
strapped. and the small ore Is nearly m
ish@d and lies open GFizzel went In 70
ask her II she'd take another cup OF tea.
ard saw H. and my young lady was sit
ting down crying, as II her heart would
break"
e''Grizzei Is a pryIng. lying. Manufactured
dun ,fsvfIf' cried the general pitching his
specsaclss from him and rising in his
wrath TO walk rhe floor.
she's going of vita him. married or
single. mark my words. Now. what will
you do sandy? Don't say you nave not
been warned.
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general as Ella. Word comes TO the gen.
sral that Harris Is travelling on the Con-
tlnent with n woman purporting 10 be his
sife. The general informs his supposed
ward She appears TO he much startled.
The same night Kitty writes Ella that she
can no longer keep up the deception.