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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-07

TRUSTEES ;Es SALE OF A GROOM FRAME
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, duly recorded in
Liber No. 2o4l. at folio 233 ct seq one of the
land records for the District of Columbia and az
the request Of the party secured thereby the IN.
dersigned trustees will offer for sale by public
; auction in front Of the premises. on FRIDAY
III FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER AID 1859
AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol-
lowing described real estate situate 10 the city Of
Washington, in the District of Columbia to wit:
Beginning for the same forty 4N feet six 80
inches from the western dividing line or lot num-
bered twenty seven (2Tl In square numbered Ave
hundred and ffty-seven $50 on a sixty 1907 foot
alley, now known Pierce street and running
thence east thirteen t13 feet six Is, inches along
SAID alley or Pierce street; thence north sxtyfour
!64l feet; thence west thirteen u3l feet six te)
inches; thence south sixtyfour t64) feet to place
Of beginning, together with all the improvements
rights, etc
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and
Two years. with interest from the day OF sale at
u per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit of SlOo required upon
acceptance Of bid. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days. All conveyancing. stamps etc at
the cost II purchaser
LEONARD BAILEY
JOHN A. PIERRE,
Trust
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AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY.


AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY IN BROOkLAND, d. G.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER NINTH 1899, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, will SELL the prem
ises lots f, l and r. in the subdivision of the
Talbert farm near the station. Full terms stated
at time Of sale.
1t THOs J. OWEN. Auctioneer.
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THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 9l3 F ST NV
Two D story comfortable
fir a mn e dwellings, Nos.
1127 and 1929 29th ST.,
West Washington, to be
sold at auction to close

By virtue of authority vested in me, will sell.
at public auction, in front of the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, 1899. AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. parts Of lots u and
49, in square %, improved above. The above
properties be sold to close this estate. Well
rented TO good tenants.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with interest, secured the prop
erty Sold all cash 500 deposit each lot re-
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing, recording
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser.
THOMAS J. STANTON,
oc6dts,3t Attorney for Owners.
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Harvey. J
MISCELLANEOUS LIST

Advertiser Hygiene Baking Co
bfosher Boiler compound Prof Montgomery 8 Dane
- 20 ing Academy
Capitoi engineering 20 Pub of The Sphynx
Soi Mig 20 Union Art Co
ipanghters or the Forest Washington Insurance Co
french taking Co Washington Natl Teach
Little Pilgrim Baptist ers' Bur
Church
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c. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 14O7 G ST
Ornamental Plants, Fruit
and Shade Trees, Grape
vines. &c., at pub
lie a u c ION.
IMPORTANT SALE
OF ABOUT
$4,000 ORNAMENTAL. SHADE EVERGREEN
AND FRUIT TREES PIONEERING
SHRUBS. GRAPE VINES, ETC.
On FINE CONDITION.,
MAPLE GROVE NURSERY
late Saul's)
BRIGHTWOOD AVE. WASHINGTON. d. c.,
TNonday and Tuesday,
Oct. 9 and no, 1899,
AT TWO PM EACH DAY
Those unable to attend the sale can have their
orders to buy executed by the auctioncers free of
charge.
Plants must be removed within four a. weeks
from day of sale. Further information will be
given at the nursery. where the plants be Seen
By order OF
Terms cash. JOHN BOYLE, Nurserymap
oc4-dts
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

UUNCANSUN BKOS., AUC1IONEERS.
Trustees sale of the CON =
tents of a large dwelling,
consisting of Parlor, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c., modern and i'm
fine condition.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in
Liber 22SD, folio 302. of the land records of the
District Of Columbia. l shall sell, Mt auction. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1899, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN. at the rooms Of Duncanson Bros
corner of 9Th and u SITS. u. W., Washington u. C.
a large quantity OF Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen
Furniture, etc, as per schedule ~ attached to
said deed Of trust.
Terms cash.
ADELAIDE H. wOODALL, Trustee
ARTHUR II O'CONNOR,
Attorney for Party Secured 1923 Az st. NV.
se3Odts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
MEMBERS NIGHT.


There was large attendance at the
Providence Art club rooms last even
ing. and IL was sIembers Night" the
entertainment being furnished under
the direction OF Mr. John VI. Mason.
and the artists participating were:
FRANK Currler, violin: Bertram Curri-
er. viola-violln; Miss Charlotte White.
violoncello and Miss Linda Ekman. pi-
ano. The program OF he concert was:
string solo. Op. s. Serenade, Beethoven
marcia, allegro. adagio, menuetto alle-
gretto, Andante quasi allegretto, alle-
sro' marcia, allegro, Frank Currier.
Bertram Currier Miss White. At the
Fountain, Davldon Miss White. Sere-
made, Helen Hopekirk: ballade Tin ID.
Brahms; Elfentanz. MacDowell, Miss
Ekman, Caprccio, Paganini, Frank
Currer. Bagatellen-piano quartet.
Dyorak; allegretto cherzando. tempo di
menuutto, grazioso: allegretto presto.
Frank Currier Bertram Currler, Miss
White, Miss Ekman.
The solo playing by Miss White and
Mr.. Currier was very brilliant, and the
applause was frequent and hearty. and
in fact. the concert was one OF far more
than usual excellence. After the enter
tainment light refreshments were
served,and an hour of social intercourse
was enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
TIE M'AULIFFE FAILURE.
According 10 ersdsireels the Liabilities Mar Reach
The Sum OF $40 00O

According TO Bradstreets, the liabni-
ties Of the Owen McAuliffe Company.
which yesterday made an assignment,
TO Harold j. Gross. as reported in the
News are probably as high as $4,000.
including mortgage on real estate
amounting To $4,000. The real estate It.
self is taxed for Si6.420. No accurate
hgures could be given regarding the H.
nances. but Mr.. McAuliffe believes con
siderable can be realized from the stock
ana outstanding accounts There is a
large amount included Under riIe fatrTT
item.
Mr.. McAuliffe has been i'm business
continuously for 80 years. having start
ed In the stove business on South Main
street In 1866. About eight years ago
he moved TO his present quarters on
Weybosset street and largely increased
MS business. The company was incor-
porated In 1896. with a capital stock of
100000, which is reported TO have been
all paid in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

ing steam launches carrying supplies
10 MAI ,isachelder The latter officer.
with Few negro soldiers OF cath In
iantry, has just completed one OF the
most daring marches connected with
the present campaign. Detachlng his
little force from Macarthur week
ago, he drove straight through the CEN
ire OF the island northward, cutting
loose from his communications. and
bound To reach Aparri or be captured
or killed In the attempt. capt. Mccall
las advance indicates that he has sue
ceeded, being now within touch of the
navy on the north shore.
Bates report from the southern
archipelago has allayed the apprehen-
sion excited FOR the security OF things
there growing out OF the agitation
caused by the misleading publications
OF important insurgent Victories. Alto
gether. the adyices contained i'm yes
terday's dispatches have given great
satisfaction TO the officials of the war
department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
MUST BELIEVE IT.
When Well-KnOwn Providence
People Tell 1t So Plainly.

When the public endorsement Is
made by representative citizen OF
Providence The proof is positive. You
must believe II. Read this Testimony.
Every backache sufferer every man.
woman or ckild with any kidney trouble
will find profit in the reading.
Mr.. John Il. Smith OF 255 Aborn
street employed at the Providence Up-
era house, says; Before I began using
Doan's Kidney Pills / was troubled
with backache and pains across my
loins and through the kidneys. not con-
stantly. but coming on in attacks. more
or less severe. Do1n's Kidney Pills en-
tircly relieved me of the backache and
other troubles and havo been free
from them since taking the treatment.
give Doan's kidney Pills all the credit
and have told MANY oc my friends
about this valuable preparation for the
back and kidneys
Doan's kidney Pns are for sale BY
all dealers Price 30 cents per box or
sent by mail On receipi of price. Fos-
ter Milburn co. Buffalo 81. Y. Sole
agents for the United states.
Remember the name. Doan's. ana
take no other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGA NSETT-W $ Caldwell. g
Gifford. Boston; + J Gaertner. New
York; \ Griggs, Milton. Mass: Mrs
q IA Call. Danielson. Miss VI T. Pike
Sterling: w Il McWilliams. New York
: Deutsch. Cleveland: A A Kilbum and
wife. Lawrence; j. II Blake. w r.
Brown. Boston; @ IA Heyinan. NJ
Rothschild.F f. \ Hudson. New Yorl<:C NJ
owens. Little Falls: III l. Mattlce.
Springfield. & T. Chase, Lee DIAMOND.
Hartford: w T. Brown. t. " Hurlbert
Maynard Hollister. New York; + w
TAYLOR. Worcester: L. L Fogg. Manlcy
& cain. Boston; l. /, Reycnsberg. RI {
Richards. w : Blacknton, New York:
Paul Pierce, Memphis; Louis Schmitt.
r \ Wagner. New York: w Manning.
Albany: : II Mathews. Philadelphia.
J. l. Adams. III j. SilVcrman. Paul Ar.
mitage, w L. Remington. Thos Ould.
Hamburger. New York. Edward cate,
Fall River; @ w Brown. Indianapolis:
T. \ Williams Irving Alsberg New
York: Hans Hencker II A Zekind,
Chicago: Philip Dutler r NJ Powers,
New York: r. y Church Boston: \
Armichel Jr. New York: w $ smith.
and wife. Meriden; J : Derrick Balti-
more. \ ID Field, ID r Dalton, Water
bury + : Bowen, j VI Wallick, New
York. w II Parrish. Jr. Chicago Leon
Sohaffner. Cleveland; Geo r. Richard
son. New York. Chas NJ Adams, john
ston, II |: Geo a Ford. Philadelphia:
Howard : Jaffary, Eugene w Hawkins.
John johnson. W 4 Steadman. Fannie
T. Gates. 4 A Webster. New York.
DORRANCE--II - Foss, g ! Kelly.
Boston. ~ Ford. Worcester. Nathan
B Lewis W Kingston, g " Stoyer. e |
Green - Rupert. BOstOn.l T. Butler, e |
T. Alcott. New York; = VI COrrigan. = !
VI Leroy Boston y u Mc6rsth. Bing- |
hampton T. W Alien. VI FernbaCher |
p \. MOorhead. New York. 4 Bramer |
A l. Darling ~ - Havel. Boston. j /
Mack. New York q y LOve1. Boston 1
q u Brown. -.sanchester. VI: y " |
Schenck w ~ Thompson ~ II Sawyer. \
New York. ~ r Dyson. Boston. \ \ /
Pcnss. Springfield. W " Reed. q r. \
Sladr.i a. Baglcy BOston " " Hard 4
man. psrrose vs. " Wenar Erie. y 1
souliar Boston Jas T. Ladd Bristol, |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
DRAMATIC NOTES.

There has not been produced i'm New
York in recent years any farce OF
French origin that has won more I'm.
Simultaneous and continuous approval
than Make Way for the Ladies'
which will be seen at the Providence
! Opera House commencing tonight. Ii
! VIII be presented with precisely the
/ same cast ana accessories as were used
| az the Madison Square Theatre. Among
the large company OF twenty are T. M
Holland. Fritz Williams, Nav Robson
and Esther Tittell, and also the Earl
OF Yarmouth playing under the stage
name or Eric Hope. NJ IS May Robson
appears as woman lawyer and the
! mother OF a couple of strong minded
daughters. One of these thinks she is
an artist and another thinks she is
doctor When Mr. Fritz Williams pro-
poses 10 the artist the mother i'm her
eminently praot cal way. makes the
adopted daughter examine the aspirant
as to the soundness OF his lungs and
n art This medical examination is
conNulsively funny as is also the di-
Norce court scene which is an out
growth OF this unpromising marriage.
The news that William Fl. West had
DECIDED TO head his own company and
thus carry out his long cherished plan
Tor the advancement Of minytrelsy was
TO amusement lovers as welcome as the
flowers OF May To the thousand,
throughout the country VINO T7CsT.iIr,.d
ot ever seeing minStrelsy arise from the
mlre i'm which for years IN has brep
houndering, the announcement of the
lolloW ns list OF artists is refreshing:
MI west offers with just pride Car
roll Johnson Tom Lewis. the three
Lukens Waterbury bros. and Tenny
Eddie horan, Johnnie Whalen. James
DeVlin, Robert Mack. Ed Howard Lew
Tracy. Tommy Carey. Richard J. .Jose
Arthur Ansdell. Joseph Garfanl Geo
+. Marshall. r. 7. IA. Harle. j. P Rod.
gers and what Is conceded 20 be un-
most perfect orchestra. under the Lead.
ershp of the celebrated Dox Cruret
ever carried by a minstrel company.
This company VIII appear at the En-
pire next week
Providence is showing signs that IL
rs In thorough appreciA ion II the /
beautiful opera Prince Ramon" which /
is 20 bc presented at the Providence on /
era mouse during the week of Dec. rs. ]
prince Ramon is an opera that is I
wholly dnercnt from the hacltneyed 4
style ~ stage entertainment with /
which theatre guere have been surfpit- I
ed The beautiful flower ana fan drills I
fancy marches tableeuN WANTS ana !
solo dances are an additional features I
which add 10 the general harmony and /
beauty uf the whole. making me opera !
q wonderful combination of enchanting I
features. The entire opera is of eyer-
continuing and cvcr-N1ryirE interest I
and one that no lover of ihc beautiful 4
should fail to zee. There ia not q 1ull /
moment from the rise tu The fill ~ the 4
curtain. 1ne FIRST presentation Of the
opera VIII be- on Monday evening Dec.
Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
n CARD.

We. the undersigned. a. hereby agree
60 refund tho money on q 90 cest bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup az Tar m
it fails to cure your cough Or cold. We
also guarantee a 2j-ccnt hottie 90 prove
satisfactory or money refunded
BlandinC & Eaudiug. 4 w. Fcnner.
KENYON smith a 60.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

London. J r Flynn Providence: C. M
Adams. Boston a " Purcell. N E
Pratt. NJ Feins0n New York. J BAT
ley. Paterson y ~ n Bassett. W q.
Jenness. A T. Plum 4 Reynolds, Hos
ton. - = Davenport Peter Suliy. PROV
idenC-. W Williams. Bogton.
PEREfN--E NJ Mason and wife. f.ns.
ton. y Miller Nvw York. y Dunl,.<
Taunton \ Musolino. n n An1rev,1
Rcbt Robertson, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

We will pas tne above rCWaId for any case
or Liver complaint. dyspepsia. sick Herd.
scnp, Indigestion, tuh -iluntlOn Cr CcrtiNe-
pee wu cuuuot Curc with IiVefita, I've Up.
to.Drte Eutlo Liver Pm when the dlre-
uns urn ttiirtly complied with. 1ney hts
purely Vegetable. And never fail to give sat-
ltHction. zIC uuNo~ contain lnJ ilts, lVc.
bpXes c,nfain a. iills, D.. boxes contain 10
1iil-. bewHr "a Nsubsittution- and imita-
ona sent ny mail stamps taken. Mr.
VITA MkDICAL co, Cor clinton AMI Jsch.
so ciroefs. Chicago. ~. c0d by HALL q
AlCN CO = DrUggIsts rgovtdep.s. u l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

The total number OF immiCrauts who
came to this country last wear exceeds
the number the year before hv some
thing more than 10000. In lS9S l35lO7 "
the immigrants were men and gi.12s
were women. or iast year's arrivals
1897 were men and lie i9s were wom-
90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

u is probable that few people know
what an enormous 90 tniliy ~ old iron
in the shane Of anchors chains. etc. o.
annually rescued from the SEA. Dur
ing ten months ne much Is ll0 toms
w"'g ght was dredg'd up on tho east
coast OF England alone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

\ peculiar clock ~ the timc of
Charies I wee thr lantern. or bird-caRe
stvle which hunv from tho walls high
up. with it, works exposed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

Conn; r c Dodd. New York: T. Il PIatt.
Pawtucket; William Auling Philadel-
phia; h Shem. j Stock. q & Matthew.
Boston; a A Keine. Hasting, MINI: A
X Horne, w + Cox. q 4 I4andlin. Ros-
ton; f t Davis. New York : J. J-McEyoy,
Boston; \ o Dillingbeck, w RI Garf1e1d.
Albany: w II Barnard. Henry De Sn-
va Philadelphia; w Spitz. w ID lie
Roy Boston; T. + Morrill,. Lowell: f III
Holton. Cambridge: John Hasseltlne
Boston; JAS + Kennedy. Woonsocket.
j w Mackay, Meriden;J Grundy. & Il
Lord. Boston; f. + Lang. Haverhil: q
Hutchins. Boston: VI Andrews. New
York; + l. Hearn Boston: I Il Ennis.
+ B Day, Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
LEHlGH VALLEY
RAILROAD.
Black Diamond Express

HandSomest train in the world.
New York to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls. Through train
service to Detroit and Chicago
connecting for the West.
Address +. G. CUTTER, New
England Passenger Agent, I3 Hoad-
ley Building, New Haven. c., for
particulars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14

Providence; f B Day, Philadelphia.
NEWMAN--Edward NJ Blake. New
York; l. \ Loomis. New Britain. Ira n
Hudson. II g Shedd Boston: &; Nv
Woodwork, Springfield; + 4 Baird
Worcester James Garter. Boston; &
randall. PittSfield: Harry II Lynch
= M Thayer, w F Abbott. Boston: r u
Eastman, Concord; r J. Wood. Boston
A Rippeh. Newark: G. A Peterson.
Boston; Frank A Chase Worcester; r
VI Oliver Boston: Walter w Ife. Buff
falo; + IA Corner Boston. q n Evans.
Montreal: g II Harris. New York: Mr.
and Mrs w $ Thomas. Boston: Lester
keene, VI GOld.tein. New York; g. T.
Houghton. Boston: NJ Il Morrisey, wal
than; III l. Potter, New York G G
Tracy, Northampton; \ u Daniels. Or
ange; G. \ Hail, Boston, II ID Britton
Hartford; G w Whitaker. New York:
| w Baker Boston: A q Heston. Max
Deutz, 4 Il Mcclellan, New York. Il
II Lincoln. New Bedford. w T Des-
mond. Boston; B Heinerberg Albany,
III & Jacobs George W Butter. New
York: l. II Frank. Oneida; Il Marble.
n IA Dodge Boston: G T. perham. In
dianapolis; y Wetzmbaum, New York.
SAVOY Y-STANLEY--B + Lewiston.
+ Davis. Baltimore; - @ Day. Bos-
ton: III A Palman, New Haven: NJ An
derson and wife. Boston; c Dords.
Waterbury, T. Laurence and wife. Bos-
ton: II II Edwards and wife New Ha
ven Charles Allen. Il A Harrington
and wife. Boston: G. y Calder. Wester-
ly: John Il Welch. NJ r. Samucls and
wife. New York; Thomas Austin AMI
wife. Hartford: T A sullivan, Fall Riv-
ee: r. w Fullerton and wife. Boston: T
NJ Bennett. Philadelphia; q r Brad
street. Bristol: John Conror Newport;
William Dunn and wife, Franklin.
CITY, T. Whitmoro. Boston: G "
Clark. Union SPRINGS. Me: Frank Mack.
Providence ] q Williams. l. !. Rich
arde Snringfleld. Harry Booth Now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
Stars and Stripes VIII Float Over ArchI.
pelago and Dependencies
PIRACY WILL Be ABOLISHED AT ONCE.
Those He'd 10 SlaVep Nay Purchase Thsn Free
crm Protection Guaranteed Sultan snaHs
People Against foreign Enciolchmsnts

Washingt n, Dee. 1.-THE following
is the text Of the agreement between
Gen. Bates ana the sultan OF Jolo, bet
ter known as the Joio treaty, WHICH has
been sent 70 the Senate by the presi-
dent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

ter tight packing boxes. From this place
it was that the Eureka was to be- Cow
erned in her search along the sea floor
for the foundered galleon and its gold.
While the work of getting all these
! appliances into order was going for
ward the captain had caused to be low.
cred into the water square of stout
canvas stretched on iron bars and suit.
ably buoyed. The Eureka rode to that
at the end of warp, as a sea anchor.
Her drift was slow, but as tho doctor
did not want her to get to leeward of
certain point no time was to be lost,
and the eight members Of the crew
worked willingly and hard at the bust.
ness Of preparation.
The sun was shimmering on the west.
ern horizon by the time the work was
complete, and the wind had died away
to nothing. The ketch was heaving
gently over a long, low ocean swell.
which was unrufled by a zephyr and
smooth as though it had been topped
with oil
Everything ready, doctorl" cried
Captain Colepepper at last. "All we
have to do is to get below, clap on the
fore hatch. bolt it into place and then
you can set about sinking her as soon
as you like.
The doctor screwed up his ieathery .
wrinklesand ehivered 1--WE should bs
, taking a plunge doubly in the dark H..
we started now, Colepepper, said he
land all hands are bit tired. viii
H. d, ,1,r, 1,..%
think ?"
81 can't be sure, doctor. but should
say the breeze will come with the sun d"
Then well station a one man watch
and all the others can turn in. But we
must have the air below as unvitiated,
as possible; so every body must sleep on
deck. III make an exception in your.
case, Dolly, if you like "
Nothing Of the sort. doctor" re.
piled the girl. az shouldn't think Of it. :.
I'm just an ordinary member Of the,
ships company, remember. and Tehalk
turn in la belle etoile like the rest. ]
So the whole crew bivouacked on deck
and recruited their energies with sleep
till daylight, and then, going below,
cast off all connection with the outer
air by screwing down the fore hatch
Already the valves leading to the two
great tanks forward and aft had been
opened and the sea was pouring into
them. The Eureka was riding more
sluggishly over the swell than was her
wont. In few minutes she would be
diving down to a place where no living
man had ever gone before and who of
the crew of eight could say that his
heart was free from fear at that mo-
mentY
1t was time Of treathless excite.
ment, which even Cain Laversha showed
that he felt Dolly, Guthrie and the
captain were in the coming tower with
DR.. Tring looking with anxious eyes
through the strongly glazed ports at the
deck without watching it with a feel
ing almost of awe as it neared the oily
plain of ocean inch by inch. That their
craft had the power of sinking was be-
yond a doubt. But could she rise to the
surface again? Calculation and reason
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

additions himself, found in the admin
istering of this water cure the quintes-
sence Of humor, and as he handled the
canvas bucket in his solitary fist he grin
ned, if possible, more broadly than ever.
They were great chums, these two, but
they scarcely ever talked, for Tom was
not loquacious man, and as for the
farmer, az DIR. Tring pointed ont, he
never spoke at allunless Dolly was near.
"He is forgetting all about his 'Zu.
san Pierce, / believe" declared the
doctor. Mark my words, Miss Cole
pepper, you'll have him proposing to
you one of these days if you are not
very careful about the encouragement
you give him."
At which remark Dolly laughed and
the undergraduate, most unaccounta-
bly, blushed and then felt angry. Cain
Laversha was not the only man on board
the Eureka who had thoughts Of this
kind about the captains daughter.
What with the interest which he
found in the society aft and the never
failing amusement which was TO be got
from the study of the quartet of
quaint characters forward, Guthrie
found the time pass only too quickly,
and would have been quite content had
there been another month of sailing to
part of the outward voyage came to a
close and the fascination of the coming
dive into the unknown took hold Of ev-