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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
sEVEyTIETH BALLOT AT HARRISBURG.

Harrisburg Penn. April s.-The seventeen nal
Iot to-day for United States Senator resulted a
follows: Quay. II; jerks Oem) g and lrvh
(Rep), g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
s,Jr Or SENECA FALLS PROPERTY.

Seneca Falls n Y. April s-The Seneca Lsn'
and Power Company's property inciudihs '"'
orts NJ Seneca Falls and Waterloo. was sold al
Foreclosure to-day. James A. Van Noss.' ia"y w
Tor The General Electric Company. DID IN III"
nronerty for SO 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
OLD GUARD GREETS ITS PRO7EGE.
A COMPANY OF THE FORTY SEVENTH THE GUEST
OF THE ORGANIZATIONS

The Old Guard entertained at its armory.
Fiftieth-st and Broadway, last night Company Il.
Of the 47th Regiment of Brooklyn, which II re-
cruted at the beginning OF the war with spain
CAPTAIN George f. Libby took his company from
the list Regiment Armory TO the Old Guard
Armory where they were received by Major T.
Ellis Briggs and Captain A. T. Decker and num-
Der Of the members of the Old Guard There was
a. reception first and then a supper.
Major Briggs announced that he had received a
letter in the course Of the day from Admiral George
Dewey in response to the invitation Of the Old
Guard TO attend the annual reception on January
90 1880 at the Metropolitan Opera House The
reply is follows:
Manila P T. February Is, 1890.
# Ellis Briggs Major Commanding Old Guard
Dear Sir have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of the invitation Of the Old Guard 70 be
present at the reception at the Metropolitan Opera
House on January %. 1899. and exceedingly regret
my inability to have been present Yours very
truly. pEof'ph DE"Ei
The letter will be framed and placed on the wall
of the armory close to fine picture OF the
Admiral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
nr,ru NJ CHARLES E. TILFORD.

Charles T. Tilford. who was director OF the
well-known grocery firm OF Park & Tilford OF this
city. died yesterday at his home NO Il west eev-
ortv-nfth-.t He was in his nfty-hrst year Dir.
Tilford was also Q director Of the Greenwich BANK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
SPANISH TREASURE REPORTED FOUND

Galveston. Tex. April s-A dispatch to inc
News'' from San Antonio says that word has been
received from Devine. in Media County that
spanish treasure Of 1900 douboons. jewgeLy
nd documents has been unearthcd tnere nv
name Of the finder is not given, but the story II
youched for by reliable people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
ro CHOOSE SENATOR IN FLORIDA

Tallahassee. Fla. April s.-The Florida Legislat-
,,re has completed its organization. and viii get
down to serious business next week senator fas
Co.'S friends seem confident that ne VIII De re-
elected Balloting will begin on April Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Emma K Reichert and Frederick Kiefer' com
posing the firm OF Kiefer Co, paper-box manu-
facturers of No 46s TO Az West Broadway maue
an assignment yesterday to William kirk' w'lnou'
preference. except to employees TOT wages 40
business was established twenty-five years ago py
Frederick Relchert and has been carried on IN MS
wifes name with Mr. Kiefer as a partner sln.
1851 In October last they placed chatteI n n.
gage on the plant for - col In favor OF C. r. Hen.
graf and month ago two judgments ior sotf ~
entered against the firm. Kirk schwatz M 20
ATTORNEYS said that the assignment was que ~
moor collections They were unable TO give Vi
assets or liabilities but Thought the assets "o"''
equal the liabilities
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A dencency INDIGNANT tor NsllO was dOcketed

A deficiency Judgment for S2llo was docketeu
Yesterday against James l. and Henry NJ Liooy
in favor OF Henry $. Van Beuren and othe,s'
growing out OF the sale at foreclosure OF u In
Spineler Building deasehold) at No. 10 M, MY
Square The building sold al auction on MAJ 80
s0 and was bought In by the Van Beurens To- To-
$40 40 The Messrs Libby leased the lann ~"
July / 1896 for twenty-one years al Ao" yess a.
and gave q mortgage to the Van Beuren estate i'
$50 CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The Sheriff has received attachment agalns.
Connolly & Clancy contractors and builders Oh
philadelphia for s. 553 in favor Of Jacob kamsIeI
on a demand note OF the firm Cor money aou WTuI
and materials furnished TO II by Thomas NC, VI
Tough also OF Philadelphia. on n job at frince'o"
The attachment was served on builder mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
-r,,,nrns. FOR cr-RAN RAILROADS ASKED.

c.,,,a9o A.. Cuba. April s (via Galveston).-Ten-
d.rs have been invited. to be opened May To- Tor
the building OF important railroads In the soutn 70
unite Valdivia with the main line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Odd anybody authorize him to speak for the
Police Department? A-No, sir.
Q.-Why did he? Al cannot ten you that
At this point the hearing was adjourned to to-
morrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
prsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY. July !. 1s'S.

DOL. Hm iu fhat 90 ihe young athlete uu
D.H lCit and lcl form Iuiu iha Elnamlug.
urntllIng ulI iho WuN soon they rrIch-
eI thH lsusa street that lUd n1rthWurd,
parallel with the biun line nt the west.
and AGAINST The twilight Of the north
rru aky, Che scattered houses, thc Few
siruRglInr aIpiings hopefully planted
along ih0 gutter, even tho FI'h1uoftDd
nauro of long legged dog trottIrH
across the road. were outlined sharp
HHl clear black against n lguOu fky
That Hhaled away iWuffcepuhly Into
faint violet Long years after LOrlng
could see the picture. and how. right
lu Che midst OF %. there russo slowly
into Wow two black dots the heads
evidently of two pedestrians like thrm-
solves ascending from the north. with
fhr whole wide Missouri valley 90 their
h1Uks, the pathway he and hl4 g0nlnlly
chatting conductor were threading from
thH south. with only thla gentle rise
l.tNcoun then perhaps 90 yards away.
M waH interesting 90 the engineer TO
watch che grndual development ~ Che
shadows against the sky. coming How-
iv Into view us the fairies rice Co sweet
thrilling melody FROM underneath the
afare ln The transformation scene ~ the
last act ~ The r1nt0mluo ma rnocin-
rui1r drama beloved uf our youth.
C1urtc0uaiv incininr his e~~ Co tho
m0noi0ruo Ht bile Hght Do kept hlg
keen eyes fixed Jpon those coming ng-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Bariel,h q Gate city You know o,
him aeci
"UoaHihly"
"rhen. general" said the chief n,
atan. with prompt decision. ''the uutei.
c7t way Co rct al the root u the matter
would he 90 send Lorlns az once to
Gate city,
The general thought for a moment.
"How soon could you r07'
First tuln. cir"
u vas then. too late FOR the sinrl.
passenger cNprcav that daily went
clankng over tho prairios toward
Cheyenne. but that afternoon was heij
A long conference no department heady
quarters which caused some wonder.
mont among the officers not Included.
stono especially and there wore MANY
eyes ON Lurlng'a grave face as he nj
nnlly came forth from the rcncrais
room md without n word M cxplann.
t'on went straight 90 his own.
wonder what hos bccn doing" said
o. man from the garrison who mad hap.
rHnHl To- ln search uf news
Stone shrugged hiH shoulder orroret
mo- explanation. hut looked voluuss
An llle-do.uamn should ncvcr rovo1i
what ha knows M othcr ofiicorH' MI.
fel-s much lcss that he knows nothing.
The nlrht came ON warm ana rtlnin-
almost 1a Che day Tho window of Tor.
lur'H room opened ON the crude wooden
gallery That ran the ieurih Oh the h,iai
uui hc knrt o. opon from tho bottom f,r
such nir u4 could be- obtained. A usis
llv ou iho mnntolshoif when ho rntnrp.
"a from tho ufllco lnto On the nffnruonr
This ne hId tHkon down et1ifH. inclotat
No. unopened. lu one of the rlifr. h,tpi
envelopes addressed and rerf Do bv E,
messenger On Mrs Bufton'f Al N
o'clock nt ulght On ME shirt sleeves no
was packing 70 vllles when nt the omen
window ON tho gallery without th no
appeared suddenly slender. graceful
eIrllsh form. o. flir face rnaod nrpa1i.
inglv, lmp'orlnrly. ln ana aofi voice
pronounced his name
Starting up. ho etHnncd quickly tH.
ward the upuGritlOn one Instant fHa
lovely face lighted with hone Joy. trI.
umuh, then changed 90 sudden wrath
l"f1fo iho shade, pulled yehomonrv
down. shut % from aight
Even ore Hhe stood There. hlnlod "a
woman rrnrno1' ln the prcHnnco and
Ht0ppod quickly forward 90 ovnreaa her
opinion 0f such honrtloHa. snuilrss con.
duct despite the interpreting shade,
There came sharp. imperative ripa on
inrinr'a door and Tho summons
WANTED NJ headquarters ne once. rlr"
And woonlng ns though herenvai
nnl f1ra1knn. The younger women
throw herself upon the broad and sym.
rlthizinr bosom nf tho oldnr There
there. poor darling. don't cryi Walt tn
Mr. Lambert and the general hear how
hu has treated Vuu" said MrH Uur-
ton, "ani ven soc whnt'li happen"
ITO be contlnuod)
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ana ln the joy Of fpw minutes con-
Nefsltipn with young man, whose
lAnEuhH" aud manners bespoke the
gentleman, Mr Lambert speedily made
known 90 MIN that his health had Huf-
ltfrl ln Sew orleans and his phyal-
clans had Insisted 0n total change nf
climate ana the grpat northwest was
3D. now, uutrutluu ugll Tor the sons of
The uruHH, of his sect ut least
II" had read with admiration o. tho
missionary work accomplished among
we savage Indians hy the church "a
Home, hut thrru were heather rnthor
moro intrnctnhlc than thay. ana be.
with u sikh. Mr L0rlng was aympa,
thHip, but already Informed on that
point. What he wished 20 learn wac
lll the rector know uf any family
among his parishloncrH az whose table
Dc could nnd hts daily bread for a ren-
s0nnhle considerations I.orluF. aa has
been seen, was a man 90 whom th,ran-
verse qt his fellow men, 49, found upon
our frontier was neither edlfyluF uuy
improving, He preferred tho society OF
hiH own thoughts The rector. the gpn.
ofhl colonel NeWcomr. lt will be- re-.
innmuored, always accorded the head of
column 90 the church, the adiutnnt
general or the new department and ono
solitary Huhtltnru nf cavalry were mo
only men ho had met since reporting nt
Omaha whom Dee found rpllly c1u-
rrnlN, Hut then. ~ must be- rpnsm.
I'frl That 10 was The early summer and
TIE troops wor nll nnoli,
IIr rector brought thH fIuH Df hIH 0n-
rgu together md bowed Die gray hatl
hiH Characteristic attitude in reflection
nnl rNpuEH, NnH. De- know OF ono.
woman widowed but 20 year upa. who
500" striving t1 keen her home by TAKE
inH hHHrIrrH gud who perhaps could
l.l '.l room for MIN 90 her table. Already
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urea slowly thry uso. ono that of 20
SLENDER dlpp0r young man. tho other
that uf slender graceful rifl. aud
the long arms OF tho former AS th.v
swung ln sight were iu energetic MOI
tlun. in emphatic gesture. Little By
Nit" tho murmur ut i.urinr'n right
dulIud over hlH SENSES Little bv little
the slowly approaching figures sharp
ougl ana fixed Themselves upun h'H
sight until whom the pnlr could not
have been more than 30 feet uWHV tho
rector looked suddenly up boz alarm lH
Lrrlng halted short.
MY dear young friend. how
ih1uEhtloaa nmF Arc you not wcllf
what IN wr1nFT'
A bic wooden house On whose wine
dnwg Tho llghB were frcohly shining
stood Just n frw PAGES back 10 the
fence. back Of tho gate where now tho
pair was standing, IN low whispered
tlIk eager ana iwrgtuUuH ON part NJ
tho man, doubtful ina reluctant ON
part of The rlrl. Then the former be-
came suddenly aware that two mon
were standing only o. short distance
awnv observing
''Thon good night" he said you
think ~ over And without raising hiu
h1t h. turned sharply and won't triding
huck the way they ctmc. only ono
glance ana tnring give that rcccdlng
Ng.iI ""t llF wy. INIlNMNN illi OF mo
girl who skinned lightly up tho stops
Into the house. banging tho door behind
her
The rector was cilnring tu his arm
ana looking Into his face with much
concern whom Lorlng pulled himself to-
rpther.
This ~ Mrs nurion's." said hc.
lot uH enter. Surely YOU need 70 glass
of wine. or-wnter," be- added vaguely.
Thank you, Mr.. Lambert. not
there. 1T us turn about
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Within tho fortnight that followed
came % climax IN the no 81 Iarlur.
ana nHtrol0gerH who could have heard
would have made much ~ such o. come
hlnaunn NJ strange influences Having
told the general that ~ was hla desire
% find n quInt pllcs in the northwest.
crn section OF the now city. fnrlnr md
moved back 90 tho hotel. Having t1i1
the rector he dnslrud Co obtain table
board az Mrs. Hurton'H. % W course no..
suited that the worthy cocleslnstir
should speak On her ut first opnnrtun-
ny, ana That she should speedily come
In search uf Mr.. L0rlnF Ia inquIro wbv
ho had failed 90 carry out hIs Milan and
further o. Intimate that on tho strength
ni tho rectnr'H representations she ma
ordered "a much nicer Hot OF china md
ltll IN % Stock nf provisions that fuse
then werr 90 be- had nt lower rater.
which cNrept that she expected him.
Indeed Mrs. Burton not only called ono,
At hla office, but followed 70 an hv "a
VISIT 70 HE lodging. whore rhe sha1
tears IN the presence OF tho par41n
from whom he rented hia rooms. nnd
thlH Hiill proving Intellectual, she came
ethln 70 department headquarters with
lhN manifest object NJ taking tho ven.
oral and hls stan into her confidence
70 me Equally manifest dlTmny 0f mo
chl"t and the dlHguat of hla ndtutnnt
general, neither Of whom could chart
we volume of tho good lady'u words OF
Lorng found hla soldicrIy command
~ grlnulur whlmslrally whom he
dronp'd lu 20 say good morning Tho
Een0fnl wlH that raro combination ri
doNont ohurchmnn and gtriv.,rt
hFhter. Time ana money had no DO
voted 20 the building mp ~ thla litilo
. ,,,, 'H ihr wilderness. ana the COM
,nunlon service was hls rlft Moro
IMAM once had no knott On reeoive mo
sncrc1 clements from tho trcr,tiing
hnnl9 OF iho worthy rector ana ilrfsy
20 Mfa. Nurtln'a offusIve "Amoni' on
hlH Ieli ore she parted with mo cip tb1t
was ihon p1asod 90 HE bearded Linz Al
,hn cn1nral rail an good Chriafi1us
nnvI h common ana mnnNy bowed
. .n..L h'ols nut whom Mira Burton
'1Il' Np % hcadqulrtura with "a r4ii
W Doc. own The general Couldn't at1nI
Il ana said 9n % worthy lambert MN,
I''g.H irat0l with th0 widow.
~, Ih"1 Tho least De con d1 ne n zone
i'WlH 1fl0r drcclvlnr ma s1 is 10 baf,
llN ir them things 7 BOUGHT ON M,
STRENGTH up hlH promise tl heard WIN
m" was that pr1rmstrlI porl,1'1 r.'
ply and This Wow of th. alas mo .r,..r.
FDiIH nlv ventilated tH her aIv bYarl-
orc, nul they 90 tho flock. Thorn y1s
ono hI1rlHr tUWu.Hlr a0i0urnn-
only, who llatonod 1nl snIi might. mn
Nnnl WINS only another m hor nrIafn-
, MY 'incE mp wnys said they She
WnH We lovely young lady" ng am ad-
wurl on hHr nrst tlwli aups1roura
NNl me ihrnn women who a1t M t4bI.
WIN nor WUrn tYFnr Co tnNs nor Irf,
Close Fellowship and confidence ur1
lnr Two Young mon. clorklng in tho NOW
'lgr.' no doubt were aa eager
Int 70 became apparent within "a
noun. fMHN HIH" N#H.H
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OUR BEARDED
LADY.

Designing m-H. Through aliufing and Gun.
ninrly w1tdCd advertisements. constantly
Cnduavor 10 work upon the feelings Of sick
and ailing women by inviting them "towfitc
10 a ifomaH D and secure y .fnsigH'f syn.
paihy.' Il u we'll 10 remember that the
best sympathy d 10 had At home and not
tom stfaugcfs. perhaps hundreds Of miles
distant The object VI the sick ia 10 get we'll,
aud however precious sympathy may be, Il
never yet cured a seriously afflicted woman.
While the sympathy Of your milliucr or
drcasmltcr might be appreciated aud be
Just a. beneficial II no, more 10. than sytn.
pathy Rom O. stranger vet Il can not effect
your cure " you arr an ailiug woman
II D. loudly proclaimed through the press
that woman can best understand a
womaua ailments, and on this ground sick
women are invited 90 write 10 q wnLiau u
and get the bcneft of o womans advice.
The sort Of understanding OF hcf aiimrutsn
wanted by sick woman % trained mcdi.
cal understanding II a woman has this
trained medical knowledge she understand
woman'a ailments Hof as a rowan, but a. &
fAtIfofaH, II she q not a doctor she cannot
understand the ailments at all. and cannot
treat them successfully, because she lacks
the necessary training
A. fif a. known, there % no regularly
qualified woman physician connected with
any proprietary medicine especially dc.
signed for womcn-un one, therefore quail.
ned by learning and experience, to advise
on questions Of disease and is cure.
II Il certain that there l. no one, man or
woman, connected with any put up"
medicine iof women, excepting only br.
Iicfcc'a Favofitc Prescription, who, like
Dr, Pierce, isa regular graduated and quail.
ned physician, and who has, like him. De.
voted more than thirty years 10 the special
study and treatment Of diseases OF women.
,, Fof more than thirty years Dr. r. V.
iiciee, "a regularly graduated doctor, has
been chief consulting physician OF the
lnvalida' Hotel and Surgical Institute. Of
hhhAlo ". Y. On HE staff are nearly a
teotc Of regularly graduated, experienced.
skilled physicians, each OF whom u a spec.
ialat IN ma chosen class Of diseases. Ev.
cry letter addressed 10 d. Pierce al above.
has prompt conscientious attention. IA fr.
gaTded a. sactrdly confidential and "a an.
swcfcd IN plain envelope 90 your private
anaigs ate kept safe from plying cyes.
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pleasant welcome awaited Mr.
Walter LuriuE uf thH engineers when
D." opened h.a office mud rpt settled
down t' work 1t hir now mton tlarr
was o. cummnullnF general who know
something OF hlH past whose nephew
was with him ut thu Point. and ono ut
least nj whose aids had found reason
tn respect him highly even though they
had differed lH Co tho site OF the now
post una thn engineer had seemed to
take fur moro kindly Co tho companion
ship NJ au unhDurl or Sub in the cave
airy Than hU did tD thr society uf two
mon goo distinguished Goo the department
nH Major liur.r'gh. depot uulusrmaa.
lDr 10 COT" city and Urayet captain
omaha Stone. th0 ull Boo question.
HuInIFh had surprised tho asa by "a
display uf great Interest in and ava Im-
patience Co meet tho newcomer who
hna hurried out FROM Omaha with not
o. days delay. and who overlook them
90 Fort fruyuv after riding by uIsht
through tho mountainous region of Inc
Medicine Bow, with only "a single
trooper uH attendant and escort bur-
leigh hal hcun oddly iuqulaltivc.
thought stone. and had piled the aci-
lHih engineer with question after uuaF-
u1n about officers whom he know and
matters hn seemed Co know along DO
itciho Hlupa Air LuriuF was evidently
% hll surprised, yct replied cuurtpuusiy.
lhNuHh very briefly nuriUIgh dII All
we ihlhing thu hut days drive ln tho
ulF ambulance over tho rolling. upDn
llnirlOH north uf tho plntte. elylpr
stone nn chance Bt all.
ll' tnUN'nru the occasion aud re-
llevel the tgdium NJ the Journey win
lu'. lot'7 ot The general whose com.
nhhl lsuriur had recently tsff Yn1
strain hlr chief ~ aHT and p.tty|
mat dashed fool Petty" he called him
hul hufleIFh had nothing r00d t1 teli
'I any ui them, and much TINT was dS-
llHlNg N NOT detrimental. uf nII I1r-
Iuf listened With neither Hasant nor
Dissent. nH o. rule though whom 8ppa1l.
Nl in DE- said Doc had ng opportunity to
,uih we ,hurAg'rriHi.gr as described
N NNIl'Ifh. 1H D." bad HpDHt most VI
hlH snort service there surveying lu Al.
IONA. mud HuW little and knew ig9s Of
lN' officials Iu San Francisco One mum
'I whom liur.HiEh spoke with HaHtrI
NnI regret was Htuurh ola TurnhuU
MhlH" Hll death bs drowning Iu tE.
.uu M liu1H tho uulrtomtstUr re.
l'I,l i0 several timeH Ir seemed
amman llH. Win ihH story Uf tlr-
IHFH conduct tu. uIHUf uf thp collision
uf Hal and tnr H.uEInr uf fb. fi3b,
lHl rrfuuIHl tu tHIf moro th4u ono. in
forms uf commentator Tlry st.pprI
iHf luncheon and 90 bait tho muIes Hni
ln FlNr 90. cavalry escort % brief ru.
Spite ana 10 was after thia THAI nun.
I'IEh nH though suddenly reminded 1f
something. began.
don't know whit m1lr mo think
" 10 unless % was stones Speaking ~
Now orleans moment uru. hut ana
Nnu meet re- long lUEErI follow ulw.I
liAku lu ArIzlun' I knew thu riri th1t
drove him out there. ono winter Hha
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youns mon pacing SLOWLY up and down
tl. wallis Duo never son * into town. .
within Cen days nftcr Loriug settled
200 omaha Mrs. liurton's hplrier7 We're
enrrgs1cd On Just two topieH-the young
lady ga The second story front aud the
story uf The young officer Who hrat
would aud then wouldn't be one ~ her
number So execution t1 this state
meui ua Co Nrs. Buttons hulfderf d
mHde DO the Cneo uf the d1mHcl herself
L0rlug frankly told hls story as To-
Mrs. uurt0n to the general He had
merely asked SIR. Lambert n he could
toll him Of place 90 board lambert
had iot him 90 Mrs Burton's ffo found
% Zoo far out and otherwise unsuitable
and had abandoned the idea. lie had
never econ Mrs. burton Or authorized
amy one 90 rucnk 90 hor Tor him. The
ronorul laughed ana snld he understood
% nll. was perfectly nutlHned ana never
Thought % uurstlunlng him nni f1tlg-
ned he was flr several days. Then sud.
denly n was announced that L0ring hal
decided not only 90 rntum 90 the hotel
Tor table board. but was actually
rOomlng there. and the landlord N
whom ho had rented hiH rooms turned
up with a grievance. nt least DIE vito
nnco ulno times ont Of ton the world
retg tho hruent of A. Mrs. Landlord
came round 10 the chief uuariernaHtor
with BIER complaint
lt was 2 lovely summer morning.
Lieutenant L0rlug he'd walked down TO
the oiiIcc ana raised his hut Go ihc gene
ytal nH mat genial officer was driven
hy behlui hIs sturdy ola team. and
waving hlH hnnd cordially Go ihe grave
young Fuuu,mun who walked al erect
Nith fugh measured stride uud win
mover glance into windows uf the
shops or 9lar.. L1unge-s hai no use Cor
l.1finF. llo newer Ht1pu V 90 pass the
iime Df dsy or suggeat t1liy, aud
l.ofing bad lo.a. u.s. Cor Them. IGN mnin-
Nl.' lAlnf ll. lieutenant l'ugl lh' ounce
ln ,lnWgtOni CLERKS nuI orinrIiea hlH-
tcnlns about with grave faces, Stone
qua stanton WIN th. Eenett No. hl.
ROOM thg Fonrfll himself palil ANA
morning Dol. Wet forehead.
lhl1 D. horribly sudden hn g1id.
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