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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUiVt
6F NV YORK.-1'he Ge:mania Lac
Insurance Company against Samuel n.
Gainshorg and others. ,.-.,o.-
In pursuance ot 4 !utgmen, az 'orec'os-
urc and sale. made ana ests,s' sais tss
nth dav OF March isss, tne re.e
therein named Will sell a. pGbne aI-s' o,s
at the New York Real Estate sa.Ss's:.,s s
No. III Broadway. In ne OK sa o. .sa
York. or the 10Th DAY o. Apl'' p, 80. ,,c.,s q
O'Clock noon on tina; day. ey IhymssG
Pryor. aucti0 neers. the prenil-es IN 80
Judgment mentioned and described as 10y
lows. IA. 49,,
ALL that certain lot ~ lao WIN VIC
buildings ard improvements th-i on saw
in the civ. County and '.tate = Ne. lo'.
ard described as follows BEGIN, mo AZ
a roin, on the essteriy side o. scsey .yss
inches norihcrly from The 'ornei iormsi .!
re intersection o. The easterN s,iv Q.
Tes,comb Avenue with the norths ~ So
& e-hundred-~nd-thir;y -eigAie suss.
wnich point Is opposite patty wa. s. sl
ng p.rtly or The LOT now being teser.s~a
and partly on IN, lot adjoining the sAn's
on the soutnerly SIDE thereof runalns
thence easteriy parallel win sali S.
hundred-and- thirty eighth street ana teis
o, the way through said party wall e.snS.
fye feet thence nosth.rly parallel with
said Edgecomb Avenue eighteen teet 20 .
point opposite another party wall stan'i.f
partly on tho 10: now heinS descriscH s'-S
partly on the lot adjoining the s~.ne 20
the norther,v eide thereof. thence westerly
again parallel with said One-hundr.i-ani-
ty-eighih street and par, 0. ths "S
through SAID party wal. elghts-fve fees .
the easterly side of said Ecsecomb I've.
nue.. and thence sou,herly along the "a
easterly side O. Edgecomo Avenue eisa'
teen feet 10 the point or place OF oesi~
ming. -
Dated New York. March 81. 1898.
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE
Referee
SHIPMAN. LARoCQCE CHOArE.
40 Wall street. New York City
Attorneys FOR plaintiff.
The following Is diagram OF the psoos
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No 205 Avenue O
Avenue c.
No. 21e Avenue 3.
Avenue p.

The foregoing are diegFams q: pGceA
Nunner and Number ..
Parcel Number is subtec, 70 n1crtsaep
for SG,CtO. ard interest from OciDDer l5'h.
1897. The approximate amola; o. ihs
IS s456l5, with interest.
Parcel No D - subject 70 4 mortgage
FOR $1,000. and interest from Nogem5es
18th. 1897. The approximate amour, e
The liens Tor taxes. water rents ana Az
,rssn,eAts is 1914. with interest.
Parcel : "All that certain other lot
piece or parcel % land. situate. lying ant
being in the Twelfth Ward. IN the city Il
Nv York. and bounded and described 40
follows VIZ: Beginning - point on re
westerly Ire o. Second avenue. distant
~ enty ,o0D feet ard ten lD inches norta-
erly from the nCr'hwcsterly corner q Ore
Hundred ana Nin'h street and Second ave-
nue.. running thence nort.",ly. along eec-
onf avenue twenty go feet. thence west
er.y. ari part 81 the way through party
wall eighty ,NlD feet thence sou-nery,
twenty 90 feet. and thence eas'srly. ard
rart Of 'he way through another party
wal. eighty go feet = the po!n' or place
s.ons more or less. B.lrg ;Ee sane prem
,ses kn5nn as No. 2i2; Second avenue
New York CITY
Parcel :. IAN that certain other let
piece or parcel OF and. with the guiding
thereon erected. situate. ly.,S and being
N the Twei.ii Waoi az IRE '.,y q New
YORK. and bounded and described As .ol-
lows viz. Beginning 81 n point on re
westerly side of Second avenue. distant
eighty 500 feet and ten lO inches norta-
civ from H. corner formed by the later.
section o. the nolthsrly side OF one Hun
dreI and Ninth street with the westerly
side Of Second avenue; running thence
western and parallel with One HunSred
and Ninth street. eighty 800 feet: thence
noriher.y. and parable. WIZ. Second ave.
nue.. twenty go feet. thence es-'rrly. and
parallel with one Hundred 4a9 Ninth
street. eighty (sV feet 20 second avenue:
thence s0uther.y. along seoorc avenue,
twenty t2O) Feet n the Point or Place Of
beginning; said premises os.rs Known ~
the street Number 2ie3 secont averns.
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

IRVING PLACE l4.--Rooms absolutely
clean; box-spr.ng beds: best iocation'
corner building
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1ect 70 a mortgage for 5000, ana 49,
est from January LIST. 1898. The snn sssss
mate amount OF liens for taxes and xess1a--
water rents On parcel Number IL ~ ~
with interest.
Parcel Nu n1d : is subiec. to . mon.
list. 1898. Also 10 mortgage for q ~
ard Interest from November IL 1891 '~'s
The approximate amount Of the iiens -
taxes and Croton water rents on psrs5
No. Is S4o5eJ with Interest.
There is also sale for unpaid asss..
interest. ""s
Parcel .. Also: IAN tina. certain l..
piece or parcel Of lana. with the build.
ing thereon erected. situate. lying ana
being in the Eleventh Ward o, The Gu
z. New York. bounded and described A.
follows. VIZ: Beginning at a point on ths
westerly side Of Avenue c. distant one
hundred and one Q0D feet northeastern
from the nor'hwesterly corner OF TwsIftk
stree, and Avenue G. and at the centrs -
a party wall between the buildings erected
on the premises hereby conveyed and IN
building Immediately adjoining the sams
on the southwesterly side. running thencs
norihwesterly. and partly through the csn.
ire OF party wall and parallel with
Twelfth street. seventy G0) feet thenoS
northeasterly. and parallel with Avenue n
twerty-five C251 feet; thence southeaster,yy..
and rarity through the centre OF a nart..
wall and parallel with Twelfth street. sew
enty GO) feet 70 the said westerly side oR
Avenue c; and thence sOuthwesterly.
along the westerly side o, Avenue y
twenty-five C25) feet 10 the point or placc
Of beginning. now known as No: POS Ave-
nue. C. 40 walls Of either side OF said
house being party walls
Parcel G. IAN that certain other lot. p,ecs
or parcel OF land. with the buildings erected
thereon. situate. lying and being on thu
westerly side Of Avenue Il. between Sir.
tenth and Seventeenth streets. IN the
Eighteenth Ward Of tho city of New
York. which is bounded ard described q
follows. viz: Beginning a, a point on tho
westerly side Of Avenue y. aforesaid. dis
tant forty-three (43) feet northerly from
the northwesterly corner ~ Sixteenth
street and Avenue u: and running thence
northerly. along the said westerly side Of
Avenue 70. twen.y-s.x (2G) feet: thence
westerly. on a line parallel with slS,..n,A
stree, aforesaid. seventy C,D feet and s.Y
re, inches; thence sOutherly on a line
carallel with Avenue Il. twenty-siE 20
feet: and thence easterly. on lire parai-
iol with Sixtcenth street aforesaid. seventy
f-0) feet and six 90 inches 20 the point q
place Of beginning.
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18th Street,
The above is a diagram Of the property
70 be sold
The approx.r1ate amount 81 the len or
charge uron the property 10 satisfy which
ne same ls 70 Re sold Is So 06s 25 with IN
ta.esi from March 10Th. ls9s together Win
The costs and allowances amounting -
$3.50 s. with interest thereon from sai1
ds,e ard the Expenses u the sale
WILLIAM n. RICKETTS,.
Referee.
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\ote.--The approximate amount % ~
and assessments remaining unpaid on sain
premises Ia the sum Of $3lI.t1 Said sai'
ia subject 10 the state OF facts SHOWN Wy
the survey fled with tie Referee keppr'
hereir. GEORGE w ELLIS. Referee.
AVENUE C-sUPREME COURT. NEW
York County. Alexander J. podln' az
sole surviving Executor Of the Last WI
AMI Testament Of Mansuy i. Dom, c.
ceased. Plaihtiff against William ken. ~
rvecu,or Of the Last Will and Testament
OF lane ". Attridse' deceasea' ana o'''e'''
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclos
ure and sale duly made and entered III ,ns
the 18th day Of March. 1898. J.. the unceI
signed. the Referee in said judgment
named. will sell AZ public auction at ,he
New York Real Estate sales koon'' 10
haitian. in the City and COUNT ~ Hew
York. on the 9Th day Of May. 1872 AZ !.
O'clock noon Of that day. b. Wlillah
Kennedy. Auctioneeer. the rnortga geo
premises n said judgment mentioned anu
therein described as follows; -,
All that certain lot. piece or parCe, %
land situate, lylng and being in ne Eievs
en,h Ward % the City Of New ofn' aiI'
bounded and containing as iolo"s; n,
ginning a. point on the casterly sior ..
Avenue g distant eighteen feet nine ihrnes
from the northeastWardly corner OF Ave-
nue. g and Fifth street. and running tn.ncs
rOr'hNflN along san fdNi'ltN it'E
nue. 9 eighteen feet thence eaa'"drdly ana
narallel 10 r1fth street scven'y-hve rect
,bree inchos. thence scuth1ardly and par
allel 10 Avenue eighteen feet thence
westwarily ard parallel 70 Fftn St,eet
sever,y-nye feet three inches 20 the place
o, beginning. said lot being eighteen zee.
front and rear and seven'y-hve feet tni"e
inches deep IN zach side. together with the
appurterances and all the estate and rights
IN and 70 said PREMISES and beng known
ne %ur1ber - Avenue &.
ra,ed New York. April 18th. 1898.
WILLIAM n. RICKETTS,.
Referee.
JAMES r ALBRIGHT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
col Broadway,
Borough ~ Manhattan.
New York CIV. New YORK
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN C. GRAUL. ,37 West 2od-s,. Old
est and largest store " It's kind In
Greater New-York
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ave. and 14th-s;.: 1872 CO!unibus-ave.. near
West G6th-s,.: loo West 42d-st.. near Gtl-
ave-: 90 East l4th-s;.: 257 Yves, s2d-st..
o.: 1888 3d-ave., between 10Th and nth
sts-: l.026 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st.; 1,10S LIST
ave. near S9th-st.; $50 Sd-ave.. near 41st-
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DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS AND
ADvERTrsrNENTs and subscriptions 70

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LOST.

l~\<~~~>~~>~~>~<N~c<~ ~-~%>~~~%><>~\o~~~N<N
HANDBOOK No. S26 l2s % the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing.
Any person having'a calm 20 Il - hereby
called upon 10 present the same within ten
days. or submit % having said paSsoook
cancelled and a new Crc .ssled.
BANK BOOK No. 1856. IS OF the Union
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Any person having a calm 20 II Is hereby
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days OF submit 10 having said paSsoook
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LOST -BankboOk No. 74S, li6. Bank fer
Savings. $50 ith-ave., New York: pay
ment stopped Please return hook 20 hank.
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WORK WANTED.

ACTIVE. intelligent colored man. so years.
% good appearance. wants work owns
bicycle, excellent reference: has good u's-
/. :. Navy O.. l2A2 Broadway.
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l3Sth Street. "a, -
The approximate amount o, tne .,. "a 70
charge to satisfy which the propeio ,,,ra
be sold is Sl3. 1879. 10 with interes. innate
February rs. lses. and the apl ,axes.
amount OF the charges or Hens -, "a ~ith
water rates. &c. thereon is seoo''o WIZ
interest 10 be added. ,r,r
"o"H Referee.
ADVERTISEMENTS ani subscripuHennsso wn
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Office. No. I.o42 broadway. % door n ',.,-
OF 3ist St. until 0 o'clock ?. M: srancn
tisements received at the foIowins o'slock
Offices az regular Office rates until e.9t'st:
.. m, VIZ: "a shave. s. e.. cor. -" am.
i62 9TH ave. cor. 18th St; Masys' neal
ave. an. 'ith-st. u Columbus -an sar AN.
WEI. 66,l-st.: 100 West 4ed-s,., nea at.
ave. OF East iith-st.. 25I West a7ss.
between IN and 18th svss i I,h I: and iith
ave. near s0th-st. $50 Sd-ave;. near sA'
st.; 50 sd-ay~: go 9'sseAe
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MACHINI.psN.

~<<-~<.~>-~<-~~>-~-<~~>~ ~~>~~~~N-~-~>-~-~~-~><
AT REDUCED PRICES. sou secor j-hand
wood aad iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE q. EDDY. 29s Mad
r...
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EOOKKrEPER-2o. well experienced
double entry. German: wishes situation
as bookkeeyer or assistant. salary moder-
ate WAGNER. 5l5 East sIth-st-
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Second Avenue.

secor! Avenue
The foregoing are diagrams OF pAESo
Number : and Number :. Parcel no. ! y
subject 10 mortgage tlr !. 60 sae n
terest from January lOtA. l>3s Lss -
prnxin,ate amount os the liers for iaxss
and water rents Is SAFES wiki Interest
parce. ~. IS subject 70 a m'r,sass - -
S. 500. and interest from January VA
I>ys. TIE Apr ximate amount ., ine 80 80
:o- taxes ana water rents Is Si-l ~ WIZ
interest. ,sos
DATED New York. March 30,h. lses;
DONALD MCLEAN.
PETER EAGAN. Re.ere~
Plaintiff Attorney
aoy Broadway. New YORK CITY
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DRESS a. ACCORDION PLEAT-



DRESSMAk EkS and the trade get DIS
count on the lowest prices :or Pieatngs.
P.nkin2s Flu'iIgs; wC-k done while you
wait. HARDING. 20 West 23d-st
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HELP WANTED.

NaIe
A-WANTED.-Men Of large ciuo ana
business acqua ..taace for connoentlal
work, Al references required. Call at 4tn
floor. 10 Spruce-st. between ana 10
day.
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nm coin A. SILVER WANTED

~O-O.OOIlNNOD/ " N|O|0|00
srvD rs YOUR old gold. jewe.ry. &c. We
ssnd certified check for full va.ue there
Of Bank reference. Established 1922.
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 80 Fu.ton-st.
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STORAGE.


,.TTpOpoTJTAN storage Warehouse ana
Vans 200 and 204 Mercer-st: branch OF
Gee i bu5 Broaoway. corner 44th-st TUT
ni,ure removed. boxed and shipped Ie'e-
phoae. Spring 4bS
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 1G.- .GI-16s West 32d-st stor-
ar. moving Telephone 1Ci 3Nth-t
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FASHIONABLE HATTERs.

-S~~~>Oo-o~c~>~-o~~->>|~>>|
IS DERBY, s. 90: 81 DERBY. 81 30: SO silk
hats. 81 so. at PATRONS IS Liberty
st.. upstairs.
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WATCHES on INsTALLMENTs.

oHocono.ooN>N 4NoNo<Do~~N@|NN(%|NO
ZINE DIAMONDS. Watches: weekly pay
nents: all goods guaranteed. Ain
SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane; take eie-
Na.or.
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WIRE SCREENS.

~~~>~~~~->~~~>~r~~>o~~~~>~
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
CO, "a West 23d-st.-Fittng fine resi-
dences our specially Write for catalogue
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Street No. 1os Chrystie Street.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
>,o1oo>o~~~~NO -~N~.0~o~-oo~~orO~(NO-
Female.
GERMAN governess. chi,cren's nurses.
larudress. general housework girls A
A. HOFMAYER. loo West Zoi-st.
WANTED. Good plain cook and laun-
dress. personal reference required. Call
Thu-slay ; 10 10 300 West >'th-st-
wANTrp-An educated Protestant worn-
an as useful companion nurse ana gen
era, assistant 10 an invalid. reliable re.er-
ences REQUIRED Address l. r., Box a.
l. 94g Broadway
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a1u subscriptions lor
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Q. Slst-s'.. until . o'clock =. M; advsr-
;iscments received at the following branch
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n NJ vi: 254 Sth-aNt.. s g. cor. 23d-st,
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ave , 42 East l4,h-st.. 257 West 42d-:t.
betveer ~, and sth ayes. ls9 East an
ST; S3s 3d-ave. between 10th and I'm
ets ! .C2G 3d-aye.. near 6lst-st.; ] .Ios IS
ST ~ 3d-ave. 90 Bleecker-st.. ga
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81 a9l 3d-ave > 66c 9G-ave.: 93 Am
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CARPET CLEANING.
CHIROPODlSI.

DR. LEVY, Il Lafayette Place. and
West 24in-st. cures coTns. IMPROVING
Ills and bun.ons.
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DVE>SM MAKING.

= - - ~>~>><>N>N
A-A-A.-COCTUE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros. latest Paris
designs for summer, dinner. carriage. re
ceptich and wedding gowns. bicycAng ana
colt suits rid!Hg habits. tailor-ma1e
gowns al reasonable prices. short Noise:
lad.eS material made up Nine. BENZ
TEAL ANDERSON. 23S 6th-ave.' near
l5th-s.
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DRESSMAK ER.-F.rst-class French dress
maker wish-s 10 have more engagements
by the day. Address G. y. 26 Foundry
ct, Newark. y. J.
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<oto The anproximate amount OF taxes
~ aesossr,enfs remaining unpaid on salh
premises Is the sum Of s3lI.C5. said sac
ia subject 10 the state OF facts shown by
The survey fled with tie Referee Kepor'
herein. GEORGE ". ELLIS. Reieree'
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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Of 3ist-st.. until ? O'Clock y. H., adyer-
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y. ln.. 81 POI -th-aVe.. :. G. cor sd
l52 Gth-ave.. cor l2th-st. Mays, 9th
ave. and lith-ri. 142 COlumDus-aVe. near
West 6ith-st.. lc5 West 42d st. near 9Th
ave ~ East liih-st. 21T West 42l-si.
between sth and sih ayes. 1859 East 9Th
81: l,Sos 3d-ave.. between 10Th and nth
SITS. .O20 3d-avr., near Glst-st.. |, 7OS LIST
ave. near s9th st. $50 3d-ave.. near lIsi-
st.; 554 3d-ave.: 30 Bleeckcr-st.: 3oS
Bleecker-st. zoos 3d-ave.: 240 East 18th
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stercam-ave. 402 West 42d-si
ave-. near s0th-st; GO ea-AvA,
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MILD. LIE COSSE BOLUS, 2sc West I'D
st-Latest imported styles; work done
promptly: moderate charges; ladies' waited
y. a; their homes.
NINE. MARIE. 112 West l7th-st-Every
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GARDENER A French gardener. know
Ing all about vegetables. towers. cutting
and trimming trees. also good csretaker -
horses and cows: wife Understands cook
ing JOSEPH COLLIN. III West Goth Ct.
ring twice.
Washington sentinel., 1898-05-21

DREYFUs's HOME AT L'IsLE DU
DIABLE.-Dreytus's plight is in
deed a pitiful and terrible one.
His house, which is a rudely built
shanty OF one small room, contain
ing a plank bed, table and chair,
is constructed within, and COM
pletely covered by, a huge iron
cage about ten feet high an / twelve
feet square, similar to those used
for immuring wild beasts in men,
agerie. On no pretence whatever
is he permitted outside the narrow
confines of this barbarous prison.
Two sentries armed with loaded
rifles wat h religiously over him
night and day, being relieved every
two hours, and they have strict in
functions to mercilessly shoot down
the prisoner should he make a dash
for deeply yearned liberty. They
are vigorously forbidden to hold
any intercourse whatever with the
degraded officer under pain of the
most severe penalties. Recently
a sergeant 'uas radu~aI 20 The
ranks for deigning to answer IN a
moment Of abstraction an interpo-
lation by Dreytus as TO when the
mails would arrive. This is stated
to be the only occasion upon which
Dreytus has spoken to a human
being since his incarceration, and
It is wonder that the solitary con-
fnement has not deprived him OF
his reason. Dreyfus's life is, in
deed, intolerable. He has to rise
with the sun, and is compelled to
show himselffo FIVE minutts every
hour in his outer cage until sunset,
when he retires, so that the COVER
nor Of the penal colony upon the
adjacent islands can testify. by the
aid of his field glasses, that the
prisoner is still in safe custody, and
report the matter direct by cable to
Paris. His clothes are oil the rough
est description, and his food OF the
coarsesr. When he ventures out
side his primitive bedchamber he
is confronted with the gaunt iron
bars Of his cage, which gall him
terribly. He PAGES the green sward
that skirts his shanty feverishly,
and gazes in sad abstraction and
anxiety out to sea, looking in vain
for help. AT long intervals he is
permitted to write to his sorrowing
family in France, and although
subjected to stringent surveillance,
the authorities deleting anything
which they do not care to pass, the
epistles are so narrowing in the
viVidness Of the detailed horrors
and intense misery in this living
hell, that the most hard-hearted can
scarcely fail to be moved to pity.
The outside world is to him a per-
feet blank. He is utterly in ignor-
ance Of the strenuous efforts that
have been made in Paris to estab-
lish his innocence, as any passages
III his few iGttUrs from home relat-
ing thereto are ruthlesslY cut out
by the authorities.
Washington sentinel., 1898-05-21

the police saw him enter, they
would think it was O'Connor
returning from bathing, as he often
did at that hour. My friend
agreed that the plan was Napo.
leonic. IfIt succeeded it would
give him Just the start he needed,
and if it failed it was the fortune
OF war. Michael O'Connor was
very pale, but his voice was steady
as he said goodbye under the por-
traits OF Lord Edward and Em-
NETT.
"a lamp was burning on the
wide chimney piece, and the dying
fire threw a hickering light on the
pictured faces Of the dead patriots,
making them glow with fictitious
life. Probably they had gone
through such scenes in their
troubled lives. You have been
the best and truest friend to me in
the world, said Michael O'Connor,
taking my hand. Il shall never
cease to thank you all my life for
what you haye done tonight. l
am an outcast now, but some day,
please Heaven, we shall meet in
happier times l was just stupid
boy, and, though felt was living
in an historic incident. / could only
stammer out, God save Ireland!
God save Ireland and us all!he re-
piled in his musical voice, which |
did not hear again tor eight years.
Michael O'Connor escaped to
America, and Molly and her aunt
followed him when things were a
little quieter. The old brown
house was shut ur. ~~A $780, " =
weeds grew rank and long. chok-
ing up the roses and lavender in
the pretty garden, In course oi
time / went into Trinity, but !
never forgot Mollie. Her blue
eyes came between me and my
work, and sometimes, quite sud-
denly, a memory of the scent oi
that garden would rush over me
like a wave. Then l ielt l must
cross the sea and find her out. AT
last it grew too strong to be borne.
and when was twenty l went to
America. | found sweet Mollie
Cuthbert sweeter than ever, and to
make long story short, l married
her, and if you care to visit US you
will see that we are sweethearts
still"