Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-06-16
ANY PERSON
ANY PERSON
FOUND TRESPASSING ON
THE BARRY ESTATE
WILL BE Prosecuted.
AGENTS Office,


BY Order,
Agents Office, J. SMITH.
very ordinary notice, but one
which had been the subject of much
meTriment a while back, when carry
yOu-Jiggins" had climatcd the harm
less o and interpolated the direful II
for the Amusement OF his cOnsoeurs
and confreres.
The effect II had upon our traveller
was not that which hencefOrward, for
all care may be described as defa.
ciensis trippcrli. He had no desire to
drop In mot between the will" and
the "be." neither did he change "pcr-
son" into peer" but he did nllow his
feet, which had been resting on rung
two OF the roadsld" ladder 10 change
their position TO rung one of that OF
the wOOdside.
After the first step the way was
easy.
SO appeared TO be the grass path
which mrandered among the trees In
curves most sinuOus, path that
lOOked-as all forbidden paths look
seductive and, moreover, by far the
most delightful In the whole district
Our Traveller looked at his watch, at
the up and down Of the road, and not
soul was In sight TO deter him. He
slipped to the ground, and in n brief
space was In the thieket.
On and on pressed he until the black
ing was restored TO the boot by the
dust .banishlng grass agency The
cigarette smoked out, was replaced by
n second, and then he came TO II halt
at the brink of cunning little tree.
mirrored, surrounded lake, whose
clear waters invited, nay, almost com
manded, immersion, with the Their.
mOmetcr taxed TO Its utmost heat re
cOrding limits
Birds were singing, the lakclct rip
pied, and with delicious splashlng a
waterfallct threw itself, in wantOD
abandonment, into the embrace Of the
all-absorbing tarD.
Delicious spot for bathing, but
spot wastcdi impossible. ON the furth.
er side was one who Rnzcd ut our trav
eler, the intruder, with eyes beautiful!
and prOvokcd-One attlrcd In kcrchlei
Of lawn, bodice and skirt Of print, and
In other dainty things.
"a pretty girl" said he mentally.
"a wretched tourstr' she reflected.
The path was winding, like TO u
maze, but surely maze like II led to an
eventful goal. II would be no harm 10
ask. The traveller mcandered on and
found himself In Il space but three OF
four feet from my lady of the lake.
His cap was of.
Said he: would you kindly tell me
II this path comes out anywhere heaI
MarleydaleY
Eventually at the village itself
she replied.
lie thanked her and with steps re-.
luctant would have advanced, but she
reddenlnK and palIng alternately, de,
MED him progress except over her
lithesome self
please Stop she commanded. Are
you aware that this Is private prop
pertyr'
II could hardly imagine II was pub
lic," said he.
She flushed angrily.
You are trespassing," she con
tinued, "and are liable to be prosecut
ed"
"And prosecuted, II the notice board
lies not" he added.
"The notice board does lie. Some
tourist" she began impetuOusly.
"Then I suppose ! AM not trespass
luk, ne queIISu
you will see" said she hercely.
But surely n trcspass without dam
age IL as harmless AZ n threat thai
cannot be carried Outr' he asked
"The Kane---" she started TO say.
rs remarkable FOR its absence" b,
concluded.
"Tho-ths--" she was at n loss.
81 picked this clump OF mountain
ash" he suggested kindly.
"Ah! injurinE the trees; you can be
arrested for that" she replied with
satisfaction.
Surely a fine" he began.
"Our Bench II landed property"
said she, and we loathe -er--tour.
lists"
"Oh," he murmured, discODcerted.
"Only the other day my father, who
IL chairman, was most severe on one
who carved his name upon a tree, aud
you have broken y branch"
"a twig," he ycntured to correct.
"The same thing" said she dehantly.
Miss Smith" he said In tones