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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03

ELAIEH - loAAS SAAA6B ~ Va NhS
late Peter Malone (nee Holden).
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from her late
residence, i6 White street, Saturday,
At 8 a.. m, thence to ST. Johns
Church. where a Solemn High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of her soul. Intetment ST.
Johns Cemetery.
MARA-Entered into rest, on March 2,
1911, Joseph, beloved son of Patrick
and Mary Mara, aged 7 years IL
months. 1888 Bergen avenue, Kearny,
". J.
McNALLY-Suddenly, on March 3, 1911,
Thomas t., beloved husband Of the
late Mary A. McNally, 3 Arch street,
MULDOON-on Friday, March 8, 1911.
ut his late residence. 237 Hamilton
street, Harrison. N. j., Daniel Null
doom, beloved husband of Mary A.
Muldoon (nee McGuiness).
| MULLIGAN--On February %, 1911,
Peter, beloved son of the late Peter
and Mary Mulligan tnee Connor),
Lonsford, ireland, nephew OF the late
Dean Muliigan. Of Wales.
| MUNDY-On Tuesday, February %,
1911. Lydia c., wife of the late Henry
II. Mundy.
Funeral services will be held at her
home, 65 Avon avenue, on Friday,
March 8, 3 y m. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Inter
ment at the convenience of the
family.
PrERSoN-Suddenly, at his home In
New York. Samuel L. Pierson, for
merly Of Newark.
RIBBACH-On Friday, March 8, 1911,
Meftel r., beloved child of John and
Anna Ribbach (nee Hemn1ege), aged
/ year s months 10 days.
ROYLANCE-Harriet vreeland, widow
of William T. Roylance, on Thursday,
March 2, 1911, at her home, 1856 East
fifth street, New York.
| PREGToN-on March 1. 1911, Michael
J., beloved husband of Mary Preston
(nee F~arrington), and father Of the
Rev. John J. Preston.
Relatives, friends and members
Holy Name Society st. Aloysius's
Church are kindly invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence,
46 Read street, on Saturday. March
4, at 8 a. m, to st. Aloysius's Church,
where a Solemn High Mass Of Re-
quiem will b. offered for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Cemetery OF
the Holy S%epulchre.
SAMSEL-On Wednesday,, March J.
1911, Leona Samsel, aged 8 years II
months Is days, beloved daughter oil
Harry and Anna Samsel (nee Meier)
224 Avon avenue.
SELBY-Suddenly. on March 2. 1911, a
his home, 1872 Mt Prospect avenue
William Selby, In his 86th year.
SEMSEL-On Wednesday, March l
1911, Leona Semsel, aged 9 years II
months Is days, beloved daughter oil
Harry and Anna Semsel (nee Meier)
2s4 Avon avenu
SHANAGHER At MontcIair, on
Thursday, March 2, 1911, Bridget, be-
loved wife OF John Shanagher, q Pine
street.
6ILvERMAN-On Thursday, March 2
1911, Henrietta, beloved wife OF
Solomon Siiverman (nee Levy, aget
Sc years, "a Stirling street.
wILEoN-on March 1, 1911, Susan NJ.
beloved wife of d. J. Wilson, at he
late residence, 1888 Plane street.
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DoUGHERTY-on March .. 1911,
Bridget, beloved widow Of Edward
Dougherty, late OF Sc Summit place,
s13 Warren street.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Offcials of the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie railroad are contemplating In is
sue of t4,2oo,o 600 additional stock.
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DEATHS.

babylon March l, 1911, at the home
OF Mr.. Edmund 7. Dale, 2sa Grant
street, Lydia Ann, daughter OF the
late Richard and Eleanor Baily, aged
81 years
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DovEY-on March 3, 1911. Walter q.
c., son of James J. and the late Mary
A. Dewey, aged 2e years.
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MEETINGS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RoSSMoRB FL, Beiievilie-Frame shinsIed
dwelling. 9 rooms and bath. all improve
ments, hardwood trim, duartered oak floors
on first floor; house In centre of lot. very at
tractive home; price s. 5000: terms reasonable.
ROBERT A.. OSBORNE & CO., Broad and
Clinton ste.
SOUTH TENTH ST.-Three-stcy frame house,
Q rooms and bath: all improvements: excep-
tionally we'll built; newly decorated. dus
neighborhood; asking price 1900. ROBERT a.
OSBORNE & CO., Broad and Clinton SITS.
LINCOLN AVE cO4--9ER-Frame house. three
stories, nine rooms and bath; all improve
ments; house in excellent condition; hot-air
heat; large plot: asking price $500. ROBERT
A. o g. c. Broad and Clinton sta
wOODSIDE AvE.-New frame and stucco ~
story two-family dwelling six and seven
rooms and bath; separate entrances and steam
heaters; electricity, hardwood floors and chest
nut strim; open hreplaces: asking price 1850.
ROBERT A. OSBORNE & Co, Broad and
Clinton SITS.
r PL., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
two-family dwelling; ~ stories; apartments
of seven and nine rooms and bath. electricty.
separate steam heaters and entrances; hard
wood floors and trim. domes, dining room col
umns and beam ceiling; large plot; garage in
rear. Price $500. ROBERT a. OSBORNE &
Co. Broad and Clinton SITS.
NORTH BROAD ST. CoRNER-New brick
house OF twelve rooms and bath; electricity.
steam heat. hardwood floors and trim all i'm
provements: large, light rooms. Asking price
SO. 900. ROBERT A OSBORNE & CO, Broad
and Clinton SITS.
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wILsoN-on March 1. 1911, Susan NJ.
beloved wife of d. J. Wilson, at he
late residence, 1888 Plane street.


Resolutions.
A . special meeting OF the Connanche A. c..
called to take action upon the death of one OF
their fellow members. William A. Hardnnan,
held March 2, 1911. the folionfng resolutions
were unanimously adopted: .
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Almighty IN
His Infinite wisdom to call from our midst our
beloved brother, we are consoled by faith. In
knowing that 1t is only a transition from
earth 10 heaven, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the members OF the 90
manche A. G.. convey to the bereaved family
their sincere sympathy and their profound re-
greet at the loss OF one 30 dear to them, with
the hope that their burden will be iightened
through, the blessing OF his we1l-spent life,
during which he displayed the most uniting
devotion. zeal and loyalty to the interest or
his fellow men.
Resolved. That the members of the Co
manche A. C. attend the funeral 10 q body
and these resolutions be spread In full upon
our nlfputes. published in the daily newspapers
and an ensrossed copy be sent TO the bereayed
family.
The committee:
JAMES O'SHEA
FRANK MEEHAN,
CHARLES J. KELLER.
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David W. Smyth has been elected q
member OF the New York Stock Elk
change.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
FOR SALE

FOR ALI
BUILDINGS FOR SALE-Thc southeast cor
ner of Washington st. and Maiden lane. f29
feet on Washington st. and las feet on Maiden
lane. SIEGFRIED LESCHZINER. 7s Broad
St. Newark.
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IRAh 0A0A . AAoASAA = AOlAF
at his late residence, 32l John street,
Harrison. John, beloved husband OF
Bridget Bevans and son Of Catherine
and the late John Beyans.
CoLLARD-At the Home for Aged
Women, 225 Mt. Pleasant avenu on
Friday, March 3, 1911. Miriam Col
lard, aged SO years.
DfTzEL--on Thursday, March Q, 1911,
Eva Ditzel tnee sinsel), beloved
widow of the late. August Ditzei, in
her seth year, 400 Central avenue.
DoUGHERTY-on March Q. isti.
Bridget, beloved widow Of Edward
Dougherty, late OF Sc Summit place,
s13 Warren street.
DovEY-On March 2, 1911, Walter q.
c., son of James J.. and the late Mary
A. Dewey, aged rs years.
DowNER-At East Orange, March 2,
1911. David R, Downer, aged II years.
DUERR-Entered into rest. on wednes-
day, March /. 1911, Magdalena Duerr
tnee Kriek), beloved wife of Frederick
Duerr. aged IA years, 8 months II
days.
Relatives and friends are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral or
Saturday, March 4, at 2 p. m, from
her late residence, 81 Mercer street.
corner Howard street. Intefment In
Woodland Cemetery.
"
nIIETY-On March . 1911 Mary
Duffy (nee McAvoy), beloved wife OF
John Dury.
Relatives and friends, also mem
bers OF st. Jarnes's Branch No. 1e6,
ton, are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, $50
Market street. on Monday. March 8.
where a Solemn High Mass OF
Requiem win be offered for the re-
pose Of her soul. Interment In the
Cemetery of the Holy Seprlchre.
EAKELEY-Saddenly, of pneumonia,
o n5March 2, 1911, al her home. II Pa
cifc street. Hester M, widow OF the
Rev. j. Fl. Eakeley, aged 70 years.
-
FArRHIJpST-On March 9, 1911, Ann,
l,.Io,yed ,,;fe ne the LATE Henry Fair
h,rst ogad 70 weave N Devon street.
ua.rry n
"
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rs,.as ?, .ar nna ora,oa
az w.av.sasy March
1o1I No.. sa,o,aa .,isa 80 n wes-
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"nor 4n"ieh .ul
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pa,at,,,es ena friends also members
ne p.,;saae Iodre Mo 5sa. brother
hood Of railroad Trainnlen, voiun-
and 6-.omanche A. c., are kindly IN
yited 10 attend the funeral from hie
late residence, 306 Lafayette street,
on Sunday, March s, at 1890 p. m, to
Christ Episcopal Church. Interment
in the Irvington Cemetery, Irving
please copy.
-
HARRISON-At his home. neal Alex
andria, Va, on March 2, 1911, Albert
w, o of the late Abiathar Harri-
-
HENEGAN.On Wednesday, March /,
John H. Henegar, aged 81 years.
Relatives, friends, Bayley Council
No. 90. C. B. L.; Young Mems Cath
Ollie Association, ST. Pntrick'e, Holy
Name Society and Newark City
Council No. 4s4. r. A., are respect
f,,Iiv invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. ia Wash
jn9ton street. on Monday, March 6,
ar,, rvhe,e a so,sr,n Hien Mass OF
p.c,,,ern u,;n he offered for the re-
49, ~ h,s soul fp-terynent in ths
r.ynstsrv ~ tho HoIv Senulcbre.
-
1ArxsaN-En,erea into life on a
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DowNER-At East Orange, March 2,
1911. David R, Downer, aged II years.
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KIRK-on Thursday, March 9, 1911, at
his home, 81 Herman street, Glen
Ridge, N. j., James Lindsey, beloved
husband of Anna Bell Kirk, In his
42d year.
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a mortgage for 1880, 900 has been
filed by the Pittsburg Crucible Steel
Company with the Union Trust Com
pany, of PIttsburg. The mortgage is
the amount OF contemplated improve
ments at the Midland plant of the Cru
chile Steel Company.
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filed by the Pittsburg Crucible Steel
Company with the Union Trust Com
pany of PIttsburg. The mortgage is
the mou of contemplated improve
ments at the Midland plant of the Cru
chile Steel Company.
Total sales of stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange during February,
1911, amounted TO 1925, 076 shares, n
the bond sales totaled s70,5s6 900. This
was a daily average of 466,367 shares
of stock and I. 20s. 909 bonds. compared
with the daily average of 720,651 shares
of stock and 81, 902. 909 bonds traded in
during the corresponding month Of a
year ago.
American Cities Railway and Light
annual meeting will be held in Jersey
City March 8.
The Baltimore and Ohio will. in the
near future, begin the work of remodel
ing and enlarging its round-house and
shops at Cumberland, Nd. TheN i'm
provements will cost in the neighbour
, hood of $500, 600.
The Seaboard Air Line has sent out
! specifications with a request for bids
on the construction of loo box cars.
The Pan-American railroad, Of Uru-
quay, has ordered about $4,000 tons OF
65-pound steel rails from the United
states Steel Corporation.
The Public Service Commission, Of
New York. says it now has all the IN
formation needed to pass on New York
Central's application for the note issue.
A decision is expected shortly.
Canadian Pacific has placed orders
for about SO, 300, 900 of steel rails, The
greater part of the contracts went to
the Lake Superior Corporation and the
remainder to the Dominion Iron and
Steel Corporation. Canadian Pacific
is still in the market for about 10000
tons of rails, which will make its or
der for 1911 as large as that OF last
year.
The Pennsylvania railroad has adopt
ed a practical plan Of educating its
| shop employees which will be put into
effect during the present month. The
plan is to lake one maj from each
. HDOD OF the COMPANY AM lildhC d Jul
ing party to visit all the shops of the
! Pennsylvania railroad throughout its
! entire system. The men chosen for
the trip will be paid their regular
wages during their absence and will
also have all their expenses paid.
| The rumor that ST. 00. 900 stock of
the Pere Marquette, recently purchased
by J. p. Morgsn & Co. from the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, would
probably be acquired by the Baltimore
and Ohio. has been denied by an ON
Ger of that company. This official
stated that there would be no advan-
tage 70 the Baltimore and Ohio In sc-
uuiring the Pere Marquette,
The Pay-within Car Company and
the Pay-as- You-Enter CORPORATION
have been merged as the Prepayment
Car Sales Company.
Quick results are Whist you get II you use the
star. Try = classified sd.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid ana asked prices appended
SIRE furnished through EiseIe 4 Kingi
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JACKsoN-Entered into life on March
8. 1911. Philip Nye jackson, Of New
ark. ". j.. eldest son Of the late +.
Woicott Jackson and Mamie Nye
jackson. In his ffty-first year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Quick results are Whist you get II you use the
star. Try = classified sd.
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DUERR-Entered into rest. on wednes-
day, March /, 1911, Magdalena Duerr
tnee Krtck), beloved wife of Frederick
Duerr. aged IA years, 8 months II
days.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral or
Saturday, March 4, at 2 p. m, from
her late residence, 81 Mercer street.
corner Howard street. Intefment In
Woodland Cemetery.
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In M~m0riam.
A tribute to the memory Of our Beloved son
and brother. Peter Lang, who was called from
US one sad year ago today:
God called him, 1t was His VIII,
But In our hearts he liveth still.
His memory Ia as dear today
As In the hour he passed away.
BEREAVED PARENTS AND BROTHER.
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The Pay-within Car Company and
the Pay-as-You-Enter Corporation
have been merged as the Prepayment
Car Sales Company.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BOY wanted, about IS years old. 10 work in
drug store. with or without experience. APP
ply l23 Ferry st.
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1AMBRECHT-Sister Mary Philomena.
on March l., 1911, at Providence, r. l.,
aged 80 years, beloved daughter Of
.Afoysius and Louise Lambreci1t.
Funeral services will be held from
the chapel of the convent at Provi-
dence. where a High Mass Of Requiem
Will be sung Saturday morning at 8
o'clock. Interment In st. Francis
Cemetery, Shore Hills, ear Provi-
dence.
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HENEGAN-on Wednesday, March /,
John H. Henegan, aged 81 years.
Relatives, friends. Bayley Council
No. 20, C. B. L.; Young Mems Cath
Ollie Association, st. Patrick's. Holy
Name Society and Newark City
Council No. 4s4, R. A, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 173 Wash
ington street, on Monday. March 6,
at e.fB a. m, to st. Patrick's Cathe-
drai, where a Solemn Hig, Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of his soul. IIiterment in ths
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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BOARDING

BOARD wanted In Orange, near Ward st. Al
dress c., Box 81. Star Office.
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MARA-Entered into rest, on March 2
1911, Joseph. beloved son of Patricl
and Mary Mara, aged 7 years L
months. 1888 Bergen avenue, Kearny
n. J.
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MALoNE-At West Orange, y. J..
March l, 1911, Julia. widow of the
late Peter Malone lnee Holden).
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from her late
residence, i6 White street, Saturday,
at 8 n. m. thence to st. Johns
Church, where a Solemn High Mass
of REQUIEM will be offered for the
repose of her soul. Interment ST.
Johns Cemetery.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

MILLINERY apprentice wanted; paid while
learning. Call after 10 O'Clock M.
2z7 Mulberry 81.
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ROYLANCE-Harriet vreeland, widow
of William T. Roylance, on Thursday,
March 2, 1911, at her home, 1856 East
filth street, New York.
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McNALLY-suddenly. on March 8, 1911
Thomas e., beloved husband OF the
late Mary A. McNally, 3 Arch street,
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KAKELEY-Suddenly, Of pneumonia,
onfMarch 2. 1911. at her home. II Pa
ciffc street, Hester NJ, widow Of the
Rev. j. Fl. Eakeley, aged 70 years.
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LEW1S-At Pasadena, Cal, on De-
cemher IS. 1910, Alfred N. Lewis, in
his SEVENTEEN q
FuLerai services will be held at
The chapel of Smith & Smith, ga
Broad street, on Saturday, March 4,
at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment at the
convenience of the family.
LJFPENS-At East Orange, N. j., on
March ., 1911, Mrs. Virginia Lippens,
mother of Marie v. Mitchell, Virginia
Cohier and Emily Rerfaut, in her 10th
year, 81 Hamilton street.
LOGUE--On March /, 1911. John E., be-
fov sd husband Of Mary Logue (nee
CIafkl.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence. 81 Orleans street, on
saturday, March Z, al $3.50 a. M, to
st. Patrick's Catfisdral, where q High
Mass OF Requiem will be offered up
tor the repose Of his soul. Interment
la Cemetery of Holy Ecpuichre.
IuTTGENS--On March 8, 1911, at The
German Hospital, after a lingering
illness, Ida G. Luttsens, beloved
daughter Of Herman and the late
Agnes Luttgens (nee Miller), in her
trty-ffth year.
Netirp cf Funeral hsresfter.
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MULpooN-on Friday. March 8, 1911.
at his late residence, 237 Hamilton
street. Harrison, N. j., Daniel Null
doom, beloved husband of Mary A.
Muldoon (nee McGuiness).
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HARRISON-At his homo. near Alex
andria, Va, on March 2. 1911, Albert
W., son of the late Abiathar Harri-
son, aged so years.
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MULLIGAN--On February %, 1911,
Peter, beloved son Of the late Peter
and Mary Mulligan tnee Connor),
Lonsford, Ireland, nephew Of the late
Dean Mulligan. of Wales.
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FAIRHURST-On March 8. 1911, Ann,
leloved wife of the late Henry Fair
hurst. aged 20. years. So Devon street,
Kearny, n. J..
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RIBBACH-0n Friday, March 3, 1911,
Meftel r.. beloved child of John and
Anna Ribbach (nee Hemn1ege), aged
l year 8 months 10 days.
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I~IA1NES-On Friday, March 8, 1911,
Eliza Myers Toler. beloved wife Of
the late William II. Hatnes, In her
18th year, 81 Wakeman avenue
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ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.
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FITCH-At Orange, on Wednesday,
March l., 1911, Clayton Shepard
Fitch. ii Essex venue, Orange.
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DUFFY-On March 2, 1911. Mary
Duffy (nee McAvoy), beloved wife OF
John Duffy.
Relatives and friends, also mem
bers OF st. James's Branch Nc. 1s5,
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa-
ton, are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, CSC
Market street, ON Monday, March 8,
1911, al 8 a. m, to st. James'e Church,
where a Solemn High Mass Of
Requiem win be offered for the re-
pose Of her soul. Interment In the
t,en1eterv of the Holy EepElchre.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-02-23
Old Gri@sby's Pride
By NELLIE c. GILMORE

Young Grigsby entered the room
whistling, tossed his hat on a table
and drew up chair to sadly-littered
writing desk. He picked up pen.
dipped in in the ink and poised him.
self for composition.
All at once his wandering gaze gath.
cred into concentration, narrowed
focused itself upon a sealed letter
lying face up. before him. And not
withstanding that "Mr. Peter Harwell
Grisby,-Sixth avenue, New York
City," was In the habit of receiving
just such letter. addressed in the
Identical hand, seven, and sometimes
eight, times week. his heart began
to perform its usual gymnastics as he
broke the seal of pale gray wax and
read:
"Dear Peter:
1T is all over between us. Under
separate cover l am expressing your
things to you. Don't ask. me for an
explanation, dear. cannot, consist
emily, give 1t. Let 1t be sufficient that
! deem this course the wisest, and be-
deve me, have the best of reasons
Tor taking the step.
Sincerely,
JULIET"
"P. SIT is nothing you have
DONE"
All over between them! The indig.
nant crimson gushed into Grigsby's
temples. Only the afternoon before
he had left her with her parting kiss
warm upon his lips, and she had prom
1sed that when he came again she
would name the all-important day. It
was for this purpose he had hurried
home to lunch and to write and beg
her to make the date some time next
month If possible. And now-this!
He seized his discarded pen. Yielding
to heated impulse. he dashed down
single line:
us some man at the bottom of
this?"
The answer came from Juliet IL
hours later. 1t was even more brief.
eyes," she wrote simply There was
no address, no signature-no formal
little phrase beneath whose lines he
might glimpse the old spirit of tender.
ness.
In the meantime the express pack
age had arrived and without even
opening this grief was too fresh to