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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
TNFORM4 TION
SEE THE 4-DVFR.
TISEMENTS.

art lace curtains. Persian and Turkish rugs and
carpets and misses and girls clothing.
B. ALTMAN & CO.. 19th-st. and 6th-ave. call
attention to their display in the upholstery and
lace drapery departments containing selections OF
fabrics for interior hang1ngs. wall and furniture
coverings also TO the dressInaking and tailoring
department exhibits
ARNHBIM. Broadway and sth-st. has a sale of
imported novelties In custom clothing; uniforms
and Hveries among the offerings.
HIGGINS & SETTER West Mst and I'd stS.
near 6th-ave. offering their fall importatons
OF china and glass this week. IN dinner SETS salad
bowls, jugs. decanters, etc.
BEST CO.. West 2Sd-st.. call attention to their
sales Of girls and misses millinery. oheviot serge
Tam o. Shanters. patent leather sailors, small
beaver sailors; also pejamas and bathrobes hosiery
and infants apparel
LIE BOUTILLIBR BROTHERS, West 23d-st
offer special sales this week OF reH Irish point
lace curtains. Point d'Arabe curtains and Az
minister rugs
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Brooklyn, offer special
sales Of mems fur lined overcoats lace curtains
poFusFes. couch covers. bed sets and yard goods.
VANTINE'S. Broadway. between 18th ana 18th
sts-' have special silk sale this week plain
1aneta plaid silk poplin, satin bar taffeta Yaw-
sigma ~ o u the oe-
sIEGEL-CoOPER COMPANY sth-ave. betyzeen
-eh ana 18th Sta. offer sales OF slips 10 be used
oa4lOtA. Until January 81 1905 customers will
tbe1, "a coupon with each Decent purchase giving
stitItor oppoftulty TO vote for their fayorite n-
ceiVing the sorgsnization. The Organization re-
! certain sums of monsv VI NoCSs Will receive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
STATE OWNERSHIP FAILS.
Me.ricas GoOermment Tired of Con-
trolling Railroad Systems.

Mexico City, Oct IL Especially .-Governmen
ownership OF railroads IN Mexico has not proved
a success. According to a report which comes
from a high official source the Mexican gov
eminent Is willing to dispose of its 81 per cent
interest In the national lines OF Mexico If 1t can
do so without making too great sacrifice OF
its investment in the properties comprising that
system
The government officials are not yet ready
end willing to confess that the governments
control of these railroads during the last three
years has been marked by failure. Speaking
from a financial standpoint, and gauglng sue
cess or failure by the earnings Of the roads in
question IL can hardly be said that government
control has not proved success, although 1t is
admitted by those directly interested in the
properties that the earnings have been consid-
erabIy below what was expected. 1t is in their
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active administration and their relationship to
the general public that the government system
OF railroads in this country has proved fail
nre when contrasted with the railroads of pri-
waite ownership In Mexico
The government lines. or Merger System"
as it is generally called. comprises the National
Railroad Of Mexico, which runs from Laredo on
the Texas border. to the City of Mexico with
several important branch lines, including one
which runs from Monterey TO Matamoros. an
other Rio Grande border town. situated near the
mouth of that stream; the Interoceanic, which
runs from the City OF Mexico to Vera Cruz and
having important branch Ines the Mexican
International. which runs from Eagle Pass, on
the Texas border. to Durango with branch lines
10 Monterey and other places. and the Vera Cruz
and Pacific which runs from Cordoba to Santa
Lucrecia, on the Isthmus Of TehuantepeC where
it connects with the National Tehuantepeo Rail
road. The National Tehuantepec. while owned
outright by the Mexican government, is not,
properly speaking, a part of the Merger Sys-
tenn" as it is under lease for a period OF fifty
one years TO S. Pearson & Son. English con-
tractors
The Merger System" touches every important
industrial and commercial centre in this coun-
try with the exception OF Guadalajara- Chi
huahua and two or three other cities OF smaller
size 1t is also without line to the port Of
not touch any of the Pacific coast ports But il
practically dominates the business and indus
trial affairs Of Monterey, where great manu-
featuring and Industrial plants and large COM
rnerciaI houses are situated; Of San Luis Potosi.
with its srnelter and jobbing houses: Of TorTeon,
with its large industrial and commercial inter
ests: of Durango with its iron industry and ore
shipments; Of Vera Cruz. with its heavy export
and inaport traffic, and Of many other places Of
lesser importance.
PUBLIC REQUIREMENTS IGNORED.
The Mexican Central Railroad also touches at
Monterey. San Luis Potosi Torreon and the
city of Mexico, but it is placed at such dis
advantage there as to afford no relief to the
situation complained Of by the commercial and
industrial element It is asserted that the
s.nerger system has done nothing to encourage
the upbuilding Of business and the development
of the resources Of the towns and country along
fts lines Those who represent the federal gov
srnnent In the management of the property are
apparently absolutely Indifferent to the welfare
and prosperity OF those who are expected to
contribute to its support
As result of this lack Of interest and atten-
ton on the part OF the government system Of
railroads, commercial and Industrial dry rot
exists &C every non-competitive point on these
lines OF railway. Even in Monterey and the
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horn-st. three story and basement frame dwell.
ing house. for n. A. Morsemen "a an inVosa0Ei
No 60 Prince-st a three story brick butiding. Ior
James II. Williamson to an invsstor nys 5ots On
the west side of 5th-ave between sd and 90 SIS,
for j. H Muarkv to J. B. Reeve; fifteen i9ts on on
the east side Of 35:h-st.. between avenues n a1lo
l. for Charles w. CongdOn to a ouAder LOT III
provemont; No. 11s Willoqghby-st. three s'oTy
ana basement brick dwelling house. 1or L =
clark to an investor ten lots on the soutn sloe q
Stb-st between 9th and 7th aves, for James y;
Atwater TO a builder for immediate lnproVeIheans65
with four story double apartment NOUS ES sfsfS
Pond-st three story brick building. cor b. 90
man to an investor; Ave lots on the norm sloe o.
Fldert-st between Knickeroocker una 1rVlns Sto-,
for Potts & Partridge to H Hahn; nye Iots "a
The south side of Covert-st.. between hnlcNsT
er and irving SITS for Potts & Partridge to George
Kaib: No liz Pr9sident-st three story ana % So
and Sarah F Ely to an investor. Also leased Nc;
az C,1inton-st a four story bTownstone rouse, ana
ToHsa adjoining No 137 Remsen-st. a four story
brownstone for Franklin Trust company ca anu
RrookIvn Trust Company to T. r: Frost IoL :.
term Of years: also leased No " F1eTre e.
for Mary steinhauser to Wesley > D1ocA luz
Howard G. Pyle & Co. were the brokers In the ne
two Years to William T. Grover
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ONE FIRM IN MANY BROOKLYN SALES.

Howard c. Pyle s. Co. have sold the restricted
plot on the south side OF Park Place. between Van
dsrbnt ana Underhill ayes.. Brooklyn. for w c.
Wheeler to Samuel Charig. OF the firm OF Strauss
6 Charig. as a site for the erection OF dwelling
house for his own occupancy; also sold No Is
Willoughby-st.. between Fulton and Pearl SITS a
FIVE story Office building. for ]. E Mccormick n
an investor; No I25 Willow-st.. a three story and
basement brick dwelling house. for l. L CLARK
to Julia B. Reeve; six lots the side OF How,
ard-aye between Park and Prospect places for
Potts s. Partridge TO Levien. Barrisoh s Leving-
Ing house. for Charles Leland 10 Mary Armstrong,
No. 1S5 Douglass-st.. three story brick dwelling
house for p J. Farrell to Mary Armstrong, Nc
l46 Amity-st, four story and basement brown
stone dwelling house. for Sarah = and Mary VI
Hswiafr 20 Margaritha Lssnaui No. ga SohsrInasr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
BIG INCREASE IN BUILDING.

Isaac A Hopper Superintendent OF Buildings
has sent to Borough President Ahearn his report
FOR the quarter ended September so last. During
the three months the number OF plans fled was
2OS9. and the total estimated cost was s44.17aSOA
The number given is the number of buildings. and
the number of plans some plans are for
than one building. but it includes alterations
as well as new buildings In the similar quarter
OF last year the number OF buildings for which
plans were filed was only SsS. and the total esti-
mated cost was only sos S67. For the first
months OF 1905 the figures are: New buildings. 2O2S;
total, 5422 buildings; cost S13l6S.705 In 1901 the
total of buildings and alterations was SS13
and the cost SS4172.1&5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
FOR FURTHER

r. e. MACY g. CO. Broadway and 6th-ave>. Saith
20 e5th St, offer attractive sales of outer apparel
for women tailored skirts. suits and riding habits,
curs and FUR lined garments On the third floor
this week there is special display of Royal Berlin
porcelain wares comprising the German govern
snent exhibit at the ST. Louis Exposition There
are also he usual sales Of groceries.
THE sLMPsoN-CRAwFoRD COMPANY, 9Th
ave. 18th to Goth st. has special sales this week
Of wonens tailorulada suits IN broadcloth doesldn
and other textures Special attention Is called to
the fur lined coats and other fur garments. There
is also special sale OF 5000 yards OF Lyons silks
and veivets-
LORD TAYLOR. Broadway and 2Oth-st. are
offering this week special sales OF the Reynier,
street and evening goves Beginning tomorrow they
have q special sale OF ei6erdown wrappers long
linonos and short kimonos, In hsecedown fannels.
n the carpet department there are SINE attractive
offerings also.
HEARN, West 14th-st. offers special sales OF
,ar,s costumes dress skirts. and 5000 yards OF
black taffeta Silks attractive curtains point Arabe
and other designs; also toTSgn rugs OF every
texture.
o,NEIIL. & CO., 6th-ave-. 10Th % 2lst st. have
soecial sale of 100 sample lace robes. black span
e1e6 colored spangled princess and point applique
ard combination lace and net designs Special at
goNwIr TELLER g. co. have on sale assert
zaeF1ts Of outer garments fog women and children
tailored and seuitailoTed suits in broadcioth pan
cheyiots. imported chiffon and pan VelVets-
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. have q spe
caal exhibit OF carpets. nnoleums, mattings. rugs
sna 9cloShs In the latest Designs sRsGsi ft5sa
Wilton and Arlington designs.
sAKs g. Co. Broadway and s3d-st. have thsii
snnusI fan exhibit this week of French hand
fabrics.
STERN BROTHERS. West Zsd-st.. have specia
ssles this week Of women's costumes in the --latest
materials; also sdA. fancy dress fabrics objects o.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Iudrarten Rosie, 20 Joseph L buttenwiassri
Past No 228; demand; Q per cent
Hirsehbeln, Estella, to Hirsoheein; looth-si.
No 1870 East; due January II. lso' per S ssa
secures notes; per cent. =. e
Bartels Henry, 70 Charles i Adsrnsi hfVor-svos
"a w cor OF i49th-st; years, bA par can't. 49,.
Muller Maurice. 20 Fate Muller. exeoutort Ih2o-
ST. 9. s00e Il OF Morrts-sVsI year. Per
Kittenplan Morris, 10 Joseph I, Buttsnwie~esI
s1st-st. No 216 East; instalmentsi per cent.
Krause Luis TO I, Mannheim: Grand-zf n W cor
OF Willett-st: years. per cent. .............
EtsenbaFg Abraham to Lawyers' Title Insurance.
and Trust Companyi I3sth-st, . .. lso n W Of
PaFk-avsI two mortgages sas.boos y~sss Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
BIG WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD

Louis MinEie has sold for a client to John Wynne
plot. 15OO feet. the south side OF 139h-st. 10
feet west of 5th-ave Also sold to Louis Livingston
and Meyer S. Pearsten, No. ISIS 1,S44 Sd-aye-,
four five story hathouses, S0xlGS feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
MAY BUY CATHOLIC PRorEcroRY

lc Protectory property in West Chester village.
The tract comprises 100 It is bounded the
south by Westchester-ave.. the north by West
Farms Road and the and west by trolley
lines Westchester-ave. and Unionport Road ex-
tend through the property. The protectory is TO
be removed to a less expensive site in Westchester
County The asking price for the tract is said be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
ANOTHER CHANCE no eET vARIAN LOIS.

r. E. Simon. Of L. ]. Phillips &, Co.. will sell
auction at noon on October g. at the Exchange
salesroom Nos Il and 16 Vesey-st, 1874 choice lots,
comprising the remaining unsold tract of the Va
rfan estate
The trct has frontages in Mosholu Parkway.
Steuben-ave., Woodlawn Road Reservoir Oval
West and N8th-st. This is of the choicest va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
REALTY NOTES.

E O. Wright and Ralph Cowen have purchaSso
The 4,rnit,re lease and business OF the Hotel Ash
ley. Celna, Ohio and have taken possession OF the
property. The transfer was maze through "'
thew J. Ward & Co. hotel brokers' ~ :, r..
Edward S. Clnch is the buyer OF No; d ESS1
67th-st recently sold by Dr. Henry d NlcolL
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SALE oE TWO CHOICE HOUSES.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Kate W. Fniier 70
a client for occupancy the three story provisions
and brick high stoop dwelling house No. zTS West
T1st-st size 17x55x922 feet The same nrrn mas
also sold to a client OF Thomas l. Reynolds g; So
for occurancy the five story limestone and 6rlck
American basement dwelling house, No S0 West
73d-st 25xSOx102 1t is opposite the house Oh
Charles NJ Schwsb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Nsv-Amstsrdam Realty Company to LawSt
TTtie Insurance. and Trust CoInpanyi StL - Goo
No ara west: duo June so. 1910. per esnt..,
Ifilss Susan w and another to D Ess1s-s
isSd-st. n 8. 120s n Of Broadway yea 40
ASrsms. Ray. to Ray wsii iisth-st. n 3 geo
= OF Lsnox-ave: prior mortgsgS SSSsVNO 800
years; cent. -
Adams Saul to James orayolHi lSSo-S~ - 400
SOS West: years: per cent. -.
Csoldhar1 Julia TO New Amsterdam Realty Co-~
paay: GTth-st. No 812 West; prior nosNsNs~ 100
kaO OGo; years: per cent. -. ~.
xssads Martha A 20 n NJ Ryan: 1SSd-se NO - SO
West; years. per cent -, ,c:. e5g
Watkins Charles c. IT. to W W IayiSSs! 100, 3
and SIS map OF Arden property; years 10
Marion John B. 70 Manhattan Mor1SaSs Ssrl:-
pany: lots rs and "a. map OF van 'S'@ scp
demand. 8 cent.
Bernstein. Lena to A Gittlsr; AonIO00- - tGgo
$50 and 2a2: years; Per cent .,,S ~ al s.
scharmann John, 70 Clara y Draks-sinp1, ..xane-
executors; I1TtA-st. . 5xS u 0 OF - 30
Morxsnstsrn sixmund 60 Mechanics 20 n W of
era' Realty Company; iSSth-sL 8 Az q vsa<si
Psrk-ave; mortgages. S2sooO saeh' -. $50
per cent 49,. .,s5s, - !. lots 50 "a
and Sc map OF Camoroling; que Ap S-,,rsiardt- =,
Schneider Morris. 20 Rosensh~A' N,.,,, AS'
ave- Ne s4i; year. per cent; :. a 10
Nathan Louis 20 Crosby ~ "a -
q - a Assaz.s @ s ysssss Ga gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
WOMAN BUYS TRACT AT RYE.

The Fox Realty Company has sold for warner
NJ. Van Norden to Julia Day tract OF thlrtS-n'e
acres in Westchester- ave, Rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Rs msls so' ,nai1s Ct N9 and a~
N3S6oluzays 1 s. B Bal ct az executors: 70
Riysra9 Ale LOO ttSCSFy aSxioS Heyman Kanan
ct al to Abraham sehsin6srg mSTtsas' d @ 10"
$ 201678 Lena Bernstein to Harris Lewis and 100
another mo s5S West g 2xioo5 Mary
cruikshank and another to fTeoereA - Nominal
sl %o9G No 216 East. 2a5xio2,2 Joseph L But
fenweiseG to Morris KittenDlan and another mn
mortgage $2o o6ESsr io7thst ioo1iooii: Jonas
Wen ct al Rachel Moses m9rtgags $lo9 Nominal
TaIsdoP9 Tsio Josephine Dassan mort
5 g9si ii5 SI is III and I2s map duncan at
W. Wila1sbrdga; Ferry WsissHnan to Ida Batrin 100
Lots IT, so5sss P s3a;sa:
at E Mila Wsissman i part motsass 100
ct al executors. David Fruchter; mOrtgasN IN
s5 S4902 property: Louis Kooner ct al
mortg9gs; Si David Fruchter to Adolph schebel;
same nortgsgs Sis 500 100
LeE amss Fran to Henry &Toessr; mOFtsass
S2S $50 n = eos II Of coiumSus-avs sSo1
100 n Day 1850 cSSsp s1S e aSd' cons 100
Roh5 julius ! , ISss an ,gs sHs Max 100
2d1ayS $50 %s,e.a fo UT ouaal
etays No % leS orand: BisSOD ct al 1900
1,7h Aeam No TO AZ 1'G ana AS East inn
n n0f to Do David MARKS Realty opaay' moro
49,, 40 n W Of worth-st, 16.11x iT-
regular; Max Klauber to Theresa LoewTy -Nor-1fnal
p1IIton-st s Q g. lot los map OF WashingtonvtliA
8Sxl5I 5: Emma L Coolay 20 Francis Nd Car -
''4"SAAAN---
1gfh-st 8 q $50 Il w of Avenue c. 2ox1OS Union -.
port Florence Crosby 20 Louis Nathan. 80 1Oo
1e6th-st No coz East. e2x26: Courtlandt-aves
s40x-. Rubin Rosenthai II Schneider mort -
1s6b-st No 221 West. 17x99 Iii Charles Druox- -
Iieb 10 Caroline Wilbur; all liens 49,: ~
47th-st No s12 West. 251loO George Vinsut
and aH9hsT trustees 10 N.~ $4,000
Same property; New Amsterdam Realty Com go
nany to Julia Goldberg; mortgage E2o.ooo.....- Az
Lots 8be ana aTa map OF Arden propsrtyi WaleeS -
" Tayior TO Charles @ Watkins. Jr....'..s.--- AOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
RECEPTION FoR GENERAL suzvk,.

Nippon e Cub at it's clubhouse No. a West
General suzuki r. Reception last night for Surgeon
returned to this city Friday nav navy Dr
Roosevelt - 7fssldent and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Country Property for Sale.
NEW Jersey EARMS

No 1912 2ol Good so acre farm wsrtzvina Hus-
terdo1 Co.. n. J. LOCO peach trses; other cruit oo6
sol: water, yiewA house and out6undinEa. Owned y
professional 70 whom Il ussIrSH
fs000-00 Price k42500o: reasonable farms 0A
Our new farm Catalogue ready pubIished n tAr..
sections. North. South Central Jersey LIST on -
good Jersey farms Send stamp and state ssctoa
Company. Elizabeth, n.
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Lost.

T osT-wsdnssdav 9ixht frOnt Of g Iss-SI rsvsTa
returned to Z ana The Buffers. S1i-sr ~ 49,
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Furnished Houses Wanted

YETANTED-Furnished house. BY American family,
w located between soth St and Harlem River AID
west OF Lexington ave; from November 70 4ax =
Address with particulars n full, Box g. Rockville
Centre Long Island.
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Musical.
New York
College of Music
f1Q-s3n Fact E2fh Sfraef.
l2S-l3O East 5Sth Street.
DIRTCrORa
CARL HEN. AUGUST FRAEMCKD
(Sucoessors 70 Alexander Lambsrtl

CARL HEN. AUGUST FRAEMCKD
Successors 10 Alexander Lannbsrt1
Regular school begins Sept koEnoIledssn -
leading and most successful music school 10 a.
lowing the plan Of instruction established ~ A~~
European oonssrvatortss-
II Is the only Music School pupils bssn en-
repeatedly goioSts tina EswYoTk eynapnons
Orchestra and prominent ard orxsnsaaone
all America .--n-
Thorough education In Piano ginEfng. Violin. 'Csnes
Harmony, &C., and all orchestra Instruction By
Forty the eminent and wellnnovn tnstzu0e's~
TERMS FROM SIS UP.
DepartTnents for bsgtnnsrs Professional ana
Artists.
Students daily.
Special Course for Public School Teachers
Special for piano teachssn
by August Spanuth. AID. -
Popular Evening Classes Sight Singing 1so 6@$S
Training commence Oct II
Students admission HAzusony CSzuse<-
point Sight Reading &c
Grand Opening Coroer with aSsisanos Of tns Pnthss
Orchesre, Got % Carnage Hall IiokSs ca
application.
Secretary's office open from 8 TO g.
Arrangements Be made 10 taxa lsssons outing
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
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Teachers Agency.

YTyFIE e MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY 100 oto-SsTs
New York City. makes specially OF consotsho-, -
furnishing 10 parents full information OF gooo seaoS -
Instructors in all branches Estaolishso ISso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Dancing academy.
nRrvATE CIAssES.-CIubs. etc. taught lass% 80
! etety and fancy dances; reliable DARE LSSs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

. OvFR NrSsES-Geruaan governsss speaking 49,
T country: English governess French rss city
1850 EsDTIIsb music French: Bovernssss
Tisces German French: companion goysrness
ehildrsnl. city and country normal sS'0' rSOVAS
EDTfSAT1ON AGENCY. 80 East lGth-st EStaSlt"~~ =
rsara Send for circular
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Teachers Wanted.

= WANT a thoroushly modern broad gauge, praSEss.1
L tutor for hackwaTd boy OF thirteen n aeaxs -
csntre in Ohio SINGLE rather preferred Don 80
see Dr. ECKOFF south Sixteenth Street school HS~As
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
EJOrtOnde knpitIet.
En- gdckad ~f0rhoppning.

Under Diet Violetta langsamt ater-
vande till slit tarliga hem, stannade
EFT elegant ekipage framfor mrs Ire
vors vackra hus och sir Harold Ivry
steg ut ur vagnen.
bet var just den fornama och rika
verldens visittimma; Anastasia och
hennes NOR hade derfore tagit plats i
mottagningsrummet.
Den unga fickan satt vid EFT af
f0nstren med EFT broderi mellan ham
derna, men hennes uppmarksamhet
fastades naturligtvis strax af wagner,
som stannade utanfor huset.
Mamma, utropade hon, = der
kommer sir Harold!
- Verkligen! - utbrast mrs Trevor
triumferande. Der kan du Sc att
Diet icke gick alldeles sa galet i gar,
som jag fruktade. Baronen ar patag-
ligen f0ralskad, annar skulle han
icke sa smart hafva gjort besok hos
oss. Var 0fvertygad ON att Diet icke
skall droja lange imam jag ser dig
som herskarinna pa hans statliga
gods. Du kommer nog att taga dig
bra ut som borgfru och som friher-
rinna.
ON du tror Diet, sa har du san
nerligen gjort upp r~akningen utan
warden, - svarade den f0rklemade
Anastasia med en- trumpen uppsyn;
du f~0restaller dig alltid att ALT
skall ga sd latt som en- nysmord
vagn. Men denna gang har du, som
sagdt, missraknat dig. Om jag varit
den NEST tafatta skolficka, sa kunde
sir Arnold icke hafva egnat mig min
Dire uppmark5amhet an han visade
mig i gar alton. Jag ar fullkomligt
saker pa att han kommer hit / dag
endast for att "a SO en- skymt af denna
miss Westford.
Hvad sager dun - utropade mrs
Trevor rasande och vredens rodnad
steg upp pa hennes kinder. = bet Dir
val icke din mening att den rike baron
Harold Ivry skulle komma hit i mitt
hus endast for denna lila obetydliga
g%uvernants skulli... Hvilket dar-
aktigt pratt, Anastasia; du ar verkli-
gen alltf0r barnslig for din alder.
Betjenten anmdlde baronen och de
bada damerna mottogo honom med
slit ljufvaste smaleende.
Min basta sir Harold, SADIE en-
kan f0rbindligt, = hvad Diet var ar
tigt af er att dag hedra oss med ert
valkomna bes0k.
Err MISUNDERSTANDING var verlS
ligen utomordentligt lyckad, mrs Ire
vor, - yttrade baronen under santa
let's lopp, och Jag har icke pa l4aa
It'd haft en- sd angenam alton.
Torts.)