Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1877, Page 12

17, 1877—TWELVE PAGE; “STOP HER, PARD! STOP 201" | thongh Charey mouid got s much reigon by i ot SO I Ykt g Rol Iy . Ly mountains, where the trees and leaves were 50 | *“Who's ot that lantern?® Koew it conggny wrenial D. T. Wright {n the Christian Unfon. Leantiful, and the rocks so grand, as any other { be tise trackinan, forwe'd just met Mmfldn‘t- s, and a ; n:snrl meu&a]l_‘» fpncs g\""'c rdll‘:‘“c‘:xus:t I give it in his own words as nearly as T can. ‘mfl. i tncfi- a.,“vg, .,,,-1} us A;:;g the (,rlenlur “\lrhr: mxryfl:& ::;l«x” ::p; zmxT n,e;c s iR Y mer’s wardrole and resolving il ever she ) e o Toin a werfal. 00, ther o 'S ‘We made the run from a2 way station, the name | ma m po good, Dstras ol thc!mhnnchinc e ot “‘Bh!-%up&l wa sai ockiu old men, “ . ce, white military = : i i 5 Hus- " - | bright, lauzhing ot e in | What She Found in Her black silk dress to bave more bugles. on {10! 2 s powertul. Bad Results of Eugenie's Match Striking coptiast, it M. Contosianion. the Min- band's Pocket. (iakes dovwn and Janeutdly opeite bos, 330 Ve~ | of shich has escaped me, into Pacblo by nigit. | aly e Ao povey Pt via | B 1 e e and. " Making. ister for Foreign Affairs—s tall. thin mun, comes absorbed in a flirtation between the shop- | There liad been heavy rains. Parts of the track gthier day. | Tve been there, to0, 'n 'd like t0 | white. *1t was stil 3 bwingies o ngh‘!ml‘ h % \;vm;sa dark, i:x‘,lfi‘,'?flg?fiifi"{gfiéfiflfl' ,lf h wn]kur:l)nd the red-headed Thing at the lace were submerzed. The darkness and the rulsh Kknow if @ chap can go up fim:, nn};{nng nuogo fim -ndmt:rv[u;fls, slowly across lbeb‘lni' i s ¢ studied in Ger- T ith | counter. : 5 the pussengers consid- | awful precipices and gofges, 2nd look over the | He was in his g t-20wn, Just a8 he ¢ 5 Pty | WAy Lady Olsks Aro Populer with | o), Bl g e o o e el country for a hundsed mics, and sec. e crorie et b, 20 bty sod was i, "L M, fardon, the Dramatist--‘The Greek | atteution of the strang to 1 : 3 many. he speaks French a Parisisn, and is Ciistomiérs, poi ooy These Sy Rt = : hecal: The onguiecr wos, oo much absorbed | (N9 PG, and tie Blal end, and._ then look | was stif with. ice. I comes np L. ,,:{g_h"annl Chamber of Deputies. in every respect highly coltivated. The mem- L. C.; recovering her consclousness and po- D bers, unlike French Deputics, generally wore litely smelhcr{nggn yawn—The others are 20 | iy his dutics to talk. He snswered my ques- at hissell, and say whether ‘be does really | was took that way I couldn’t speak, Ao A Modest Spinster-=- | conts cach; I dido’s know as you would care tlons with civility, but with brevity. 1dld ot | gmount to a row of pins. You ace, I never was | Jiep’ swingin’ the light, backwards anao, Siheh 0. neh. (Takes dowocher box an 8 0 O o ot s T ek any Chistaa, and nevor givo Charley o sich | siowiy scross the track: and e sez to merss s 11 12 EUROPEAN GOSSIP ¢ ¢hoir papes GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES. their hats, only Jifting them of, after the En- lish foslon, whom Seaking. Many spoke from | The Contras! Offeabach in Tromble---Humor in En- Sl p 5 their places, s in the Enslih House of Come -Juice. oy ney 1 sicl 1 glish Courts---Victor Higo. Tona, There was 2 3003 alof o ene abont Opposed. to Tobacco-J % —These wiy do, but, these are too large. | distinetly the sudden start he gave, and the ol and cometimes T think mebbo vxc‘";-lfi'..f sez »Yon mma me's mr;ls,wgn;; el 1 Eheprocosdiugs sud sotie of I L iaes aut IIE TWO ARTISTS. Tielse is the size I wear. 16 pecls | 100K of intense interest he turned e heate | stravgen, when h went among e sngels, I'm | queer.Ie was dead-fast aslccp: Cragy ol EUGENIE'S MATCH-MAKING. Sdressmz theie colleagues with _comforters R o 1he painter soid; L Gy talding the measure of the T, G neck | hen made some observation. wiieh Indieated | o 0"ER LI QSR BTE Bk bad any | meor Td wone over, wich 1t wepe g knegs Zurls Correspondcnce New Tort: World. mapped rownd their necks, Some . eait B R s G g 1f for the”guillotine, with fome vivadity - | that wy house was in the viehnity of Pittsbure. ‘leaner soul *an what he had. seemed weaks like. Then I sets down oa g s The Patti-Caux match was an unfortunate | fabbed romd. Dicturesque aspect to i 3y paletie neer couid wate the red o dtteen {uehosat tossh e thaele] o nextday b acsepted my fnvitation to dine. |~ There was a lace, about three-quarters of a | and Crazy pieks up (e <hild, 'u buggia' of "oy an fn all respects. It is band to fmagine Why | whole scone by wearg. e o oo Ot hat wire damask-rose." e g s g abavltie) | Tho nestday e o g room, L1ind boon recall- | ills frum oue Efiflsf;fi;fifigfififlfiffifi% uqriféc&ggmr"n;fi?«%hlfidfgé — e esutitul, gited, fosinalng. prima dousa | costume whigh o it i palcare s of iy own neck. 1 e 1 qm | [ the scenes o the past night, when, taking | d¢al Sundave, sad Siary woul gicer S v | of i s G OmE U e gt Shomomsented to bustoy bericiland her ol | SN dibdogns wanntutiousd ot the o, , o aking a_grudging foncession—T a | his pive from his lips, he began: o used o call the place *Devil's Run.” Tt | sleetin’ still, ™o’ growin' bittes end The boyy colalug salent oh oye so wiierly develd of Y | or e te DG (LI, St et et 0 200 dowy istaken, Try these. (Prepares THE ENGINEER'S STORY. J¥as i sort of creck, aud didw't have no water | earried the’ baby futo. the Whe uslification to win thelieart of an intellizent | cons " Orer tielr shoulders s thrown a Short = . °FL G et mat Wil you show mo some | Mashap, strangen, you hev pan over the Penn. | 1 i joopt atter o hard min 1o come | Hiere was & stove, aud taok off night-clothey 3 de Caux. Hewas 2 | brown dloai, the bright red lining of which har- 40 1 can tell you where to get ;e gL o vany Central Railrond. As you may say, I | down between two high mountains, where | and rapced 'im up in blankets and g y Tooman s o the Margls do o, IMONiZS With the Scariet eaps Wi el e i oo i el g0 and o it T can'fiad some | slvany Con . brought. 1ip on that 1me. feay s | it W3S afeep a4 could b, “Wep g meoiostoarlere | 20w was 3 doctor on the train, und he Ty i i one who can. wrae boen an J D've knowa it in Lalf an hour to have six feet of | we kin' g1t s back so. bed 22 wakiy o title with 8 man attached to it—nothing more. v : i T L bring down biz | 'im ap, v'raps it wouldw't hurt ims bt « 0st of the wearers of For well 1 Know where it 13 set L: C., slumming down box—There (Glares) | hosmoor 0 bro i the side of the he: ' ok He was an accomplished rider, an elezant il eravihantel men In Cousin Edith's soom. 1 C. la n bo: ‘ f E 3 £l O dancer, an ornament to the salons of the Secoud é‘.‘."in‘é‘éh‘é&““‘“ g Jrg ooy sl dden’d painter tore his holr, ]S'a"a%"t'u’l’zd:l ?-fitlm aks Ty e L fow thde Yen »53; 3'11|°r:-7,fi.’.?1u§sc‘3 tothink ;:Lm%,e:;:: lozs, trunks of trees, uud great stones, roaring | was Lo wake, what with the wet 'n’ the cald, 1) - Empire—only that and nothing more. The | me that they woreafraid of adoptis s Enropean The maion dpalitentone ) (o TR O ik e ys, and exit, pur- | to be top of ooc of them splendid engines than | that way you could lear it for miles. the trignt, like as not it might Kill 'm. So the i hey And vow'd he s sclection, pays, and exit, p P ited States. v | It got iis name because iv was such an infer- | boys taxes 'm. up to ’im to the hoy mutch was made by the Empress Eugenie, who | habits lest they should be laughed” at. They And never since to maiden fair stied through life by the implacable hatred of | to be President of the United States.> The day 15 Ot s ot il ] by Ll use, ang rather liked the dainty Marquis, and who kyuew | Were used to the *palicare’ dress, and could A tender word b said. the L, C, they first put me on_the footboard and I took | mal place, ten rc,bclen\ oke up aan izh ly 4 o] ercgr n;l')_,‘ gL co sb: t hev carrled o % feel comfortable in noother. Twenly years ago thefeverin my hand and knew it was my en- | 8 heavy shower, and 1d hear Devil’s Ran bowl- | kitten. The Doctor he tells 'em 0 be keerfo] Ihat he waea rulnod man. Sosba sal ol 1o 1) sonsfortal Deputies were simil Ltfrod, Lright rosy cheeks and skin of pearl TR o, 1 reion T wan e proudest man between | fg ashough i would tear eversthing to picces. | and not wake ‘i, for it e o much as hig Jify retrieve bls fortunes by wedding bim to wealth, | gig®h £ U DEPIEs ere @ geutleman who 1 knows a shower way woit: 1 ;";”"C? VIRAST. ittabury wnd Altoous, T kinder thonpes 1o | Fore. conpini: no'ud tear e place_Sxed for the | was wortt S Crazy tatiea im, and two of 1t y Fuh the slight incumbrance of a wife stteched | kiud never donned 3 Earopeau cout. Faney o Nhen b Kgntsn blooniay girl, Whtnran i s daiteie:. - | eversbody was foin’ tobe out that day, to see | Toad, If they bad hunted the wholy conpire | Benie o i over "M to kcep the sleet o : i i iug the Budget in a white petti- Paints one hinsell in oil. ¥len you scc a young man sitting in a par- Y i o 5 through, than right there. There was o sharp | 'n’ cne goes ahiead mith o lantérn, and w, to it In like manner had she provided for an- Alinister proposiug the Budget in P <Tonion Sackrs: Tor, with' the ugliess o 1d Loy that ever | MOW thet traiu made her run, and you can bet.all s e There astraighe | thros pioes, shiead wit itérm, o 0 ot other ruined noble, the Prince de Bauffremont, | coat.” — i < yearol yer specie that she went smack up to the miuit, | curve, and on the Susde o s astrel b . Soe ok atiou anterns, 0s to light thy and the sud, scandalous, and shamefal story of 3 IS POCKETS. fi tened himself 1na mirror, clambering over the whole 117 mile. But this kin of spirit woré up—ttnzg-?(amlx DreclPuie flo’; J"&a’n: of ns'ifed }my. tE"d..weT g?ltl_m the bf:l-ku was justay That the Patti-Canx uuion has not been a Juris Correspondence New York Erening Pist They had been married five years, and she | mussing Lis white rest, kiclkiug lis ehins, seeling :k‘i"v’..'“r‘éif‘a e rt‘h:)s o ysfi 5 un e oLt | Rt went Dot the track, near the point | Wwater was vitchin’ down the ran sixfeesdeep, can of the curve, throuth a barrel culvert, and once | ryi’ b}E focks and boulders that _bounced ang Jabus oue liss long. been nutorious fact. The | A scaudal of minor importance has avakened had begun to thils he didn’t care for ber as i | inall bis pockets for. nickels: bombarding iy a s i O o rible 3§ P ards anring. st te g = o + A i ot css. ey v it, v as i Sorialewisaa iucorrisible eautier, o paiy | the echoes of the boulevards Guriog the Jast vt | dtays sume by, ltare o b0 tioae with sarious bits of igh fur- | Boss: Lhevto eus it stranger, ottt by | Hhers camg ot S oire) culvert, a stouss, | bamped trom side to side and up into' tho s : oy e e en reuly duvourer of lis ovsanl Bne prolebls topalial the eifmieng | Gmeaic b, L pet vames had dindled | uiture and bijonteric, ealing him names at the | 009 i 3 ; 1n <0 on. clodked up the catsert, wbich waswt | clear’out ghthe water. 1t was antal 5 ook st k ¥ al ¢ darling” anda | top of bis fiendish lunes, and yelling jucessantly | T was turned 28 wen me and Mary was mar- | large enough, D Lhe water dammes up androsc, | How the chi | Eot over the pap, which was a 3 on foot by kis iutiyence, ot s very occasional *tootcey love.” Ile read the | for him to come out in the yurd and play, while | ricd. Tweuty-eight years aeol _}‘"{‘!‘fil".“ iles ;fifi"?“'e'u‘i‘; ffifz 7 '{yl.i rfi,filx’n\'\{z&?fl‘r‘fpfifi%fi“‘r‘n l.%i"a%‘fn’é‘ [{i\{;en‘ ‘:::%L'lo{l&?ln,:m;:::fi.‘kntfief e Fosoped that the motchakiug davs | est advocates of Republicanism i Franee, of woTning papers at breakfast and the evening | the unresisting vietim smites all the fhne 1 B T o o o wiG! Wolll “may: | ad fwenty f They found out the break be- | suppose he must hev gone over foar 3y, of the Bupress Eugcnie are delinitelyat an end, | oo tnduleod in b return voyawe from the S b ibenal b i o v haps it's just as well! Thed Mary some cighy i 5 i e Tor truly she did not have what the French cal] | 1711 Idulged in by % the | Papers st dinner. Iie kad goue, séveral times | the coverof a comie ahnanae, you may salely years, but It dow's scem like no time, now.” 1 | fore any accident lapyened, and the culvert | come b it Jve was most alrald to tryit, for g va bappy Land ¥ at such affaire. Only the other | United Stetes fu various comuments e itarag | of late, to business without Kissing ke, He bad | Bet, aithoudh there fsut the sign of a girl ap- | gy er there e oo Keystone State, her an’ | Wwas rebuilt,a good deal Jarger than before. . But 4t slipped off the log it was all day with you, " day I was told the stors of one of thess mar. | French people which were in the hishest demroe cessed brging honse waluat candy, aud e bad | PAFERL s adius of 30,000 mice, o can. e | 150 boy. Sometimes I think Id like to xo back | that piace tho whole ruad Was afeard of. vioke | L4idn't dike to trast vie burs, and Lses to Juke, riages, which bas terminated even worse, if that uncomplimentary—so much so, in fact, that he owelansid the Ll your buttom dollar that howling Doy has a sis- agin, and see the place where they both lie, but | - As L was tellin’, if it hadn’t been sich a wick~ Crazs, you won't drop the' baby, will youp ere possible, than did the union of the Prince | ywas called to account for it at the dinverdable | ¢VeU Slapped the baby en-tempered | L8O 1S primping i o room not twenty feet T'suppose L never shall. Don’t scem as if [ had | ed place, Devil’'s Run was the prettiest one on | He points down into the break, and ses: - Lg. de Bauslremont wath Mlle. Valentine de Chimay. | of the steamship Canada by M. Arbel, 2 Repub- *Aud whena zood-natured, eveu-tempered | gy ¥y and that the young man doeswt come | phoheart 1o do it It wasw’t in uny chyreh- | the whole mnountain, The bed of the stream | tham, we'd all be down there, emi,; mother’s There is now to be 00 the stade of oue Ol | lican Senator, and one of the most bromigeat | man like John Margerum,” thought Mrs. Mar- | there just for the Tun of playing with der yard, you know; buta little way up the moun- :ms deep down, ™n full of ferps and gresses that | son of us, but for your little pard. 1'd drop my i ¢ ro clicate beaut; s & eruce | Sona it it his duty 1o rem " > e g Cy Were very v, and there wa s, they are tiiere,—not mor'n a hundrey it A s, 3 - whose refined and delicute beauty feustar thouglt iv his duty 1o ru hothine ot Hiui thronlug dic indddin j,"" ALY ilve or SiX Yours (e e (ias appar- T e e tract,and Tty ndrel | o nin way through the trees oyerboad, was aslecp when We got to the house, ng butter on the fluor]amd upnfll:"; the —h}“ d-’"‘ As the traiu putled up at Bussey, out on the A, ir l")mflcy doesn’t still dream, when the New z}fl was g:lh:’, Chnrll;:y ‘\‘\::ls DUT to g»e an smre({‘us bcm’l Juhmek w(uauh she bb;‘nn] w‘tnm Into the tea-pot, there muat be sometbivg de- | K. & D., the youneer i Vhshed, flattened | yory p by, th fa Sone e time he had got to be six [ up. We patim back [ his sad, surp ., » , the ¥ girl ened | York Express thuuders by, thal his old fathor foars old be ke the ame of pici all parta of | efongh, he norer waked ap. " Mo o > cHadly wrogn her nose uersously azuinst ‘the window, sud | pone e o b ed by s Vi) drew back i jovous siniles as 8 youne ‘man spuy cabin by the side of the road | thenachive. [Ie'd fearnt all the signals that they threw a trestle over the break, and traing Conld e bu entialled by therars s wits | diew bace 1o yovor G, shook inds tender- | iy e ool B the slde of the rond | e machine. 1 roud, e kucw that u red flag | was runnlu agia, But. the Doctor s e zer. of soumie other wowan{ He hed said the other | f11C conlially, o il W B o , 3dun 5 . ay 5 insisted on cal her valise, | weunle S atoes and things, | or @ red light meant That aJantern, at | us. Jest out o his own head, you know, bug : ¢ pan s Lsed to plaut my potatoes and things, Dight, swung backwards " forwards, siowly, | he scemed sammms: Seemed as'thoush ho foo day that the lnzaest type of beauty was the magaziue, little paper bundle, and would proba. 2h to ke us poing, and Mary bad her IS . brown Liair, | BIv lave carried ey o i oo Proba- Sanae RS e polie, Howers ut Eutcs | airuc et o bring a train up, all | to the child. Don't wonder at thas. ook i setigers eniled as sho Jei tho car and | 15 Teitr Soki pe ot loers 32 L uzed Sipndia A1l that sor o b hord et i Mosterersboas dd, it the murmur went nwpling thronsh the. coach iy, e we liad 2 cow, and Mary raised | ¢dup bissolt. He knew the sound of irery | - Pwasepar soboih night, and towards ¢ ¢ ! |ty Thenwe lud a cow, and Mars raise [ihistle aud bull on the road, *n could tell what. | day T got out gl o o gt things and : wile’s enormous gaivs. It is said that many of @ Tt epHats ot t SLor iy 9 ve beet set | Of M. Offenbach 8 little. That sprivhtly gen- e e ol the stories concerning Mune, Patti have been set tleman is aceused in the Siecle, one of the warm. | 10 My Ucar,” an occasio and » charm 1o the simplest part in which s is | Dach that he w46 3 Daprazed Fodm, called upon to npxzur, votwithstanding the de- | ha wore at that moment a French Tectsof a weak but very thoroughiy-trained | pi buttun-ole, and fivally, losi Yoice. Years azo this lovely creature, Ly the | the Senator called the intervention of Der Lmperial patrouess, espoused bouffe a *Prussian.” ayounr nobleman, tbe Counr de X—, and ail reproduced in the ried societs DY her personal Joveliness, s | fochion | fn - the ieck. undertook : wellus by s fastinations of her finely culvi- | 10 b witty at the maeers o pense, aad por- v udhwlw.r She was, “nj, méollefl n,:h 5, the | gisted in catling hit "I(l;.-r{r()lluub?cll." Hence | blonde, and ske had brown sk Yoo ppuer of anartisl. The Count, who #as in [ rywe and a livel suit; Ofendach don ing that oY 08— coutd liave veen more bru- the uuy, was wlled away from home by the | (dronors of the ronsemmac o thie Qinper | POV e¥es;—no one could appetizing extrencies of the servi Then scandal 4| table of the Cauada was c on 2% o “ They're ed.” The other girl sat look- i aud I never see no person could do as 0 10, busy itself with the good ame of the beauti- | Sentar Arpel pubiihed s ooy ot | Hodma Joined a club lately—so he avowed— |y iiryonels gue of th window, and vnce or .‘x’m I chiickens a3 Mary could. eat seem- | ugin they belonged 1o, and T beliove be knew | set “am on Lo a jali near the bed, whers he il Countess. Her husband, hearing the stories all that the Sicele had_said was true, and that | and staid ot wutil 12 o'clock every Tuesday ! twice gathered her parcels together as thoush | g g those heus weré always strainin’ of | the tread of No. 20 whecever she went by, night | could see *em the firsy thing. But o fever came 1 2 oraay. No. 20, that was ms inioe, I ruh Der | on im, 0 swen e oy up he Was out of bis 1le had taken 10 whistli s poetrs, and whea she she would leave the ct seemed to be ex- i ves layin’ eggs. You never see nothin’ Y Pgtie some one. "t lust ho came, ij | Helrielves lasin eapa. ¥ Dusincss than what | ubout three years, and theré wasn't nothin’ in | hiead. T speaks tosin po e How goes ir, b ot world | couldn’t get out of her when shc | Pard?” But ho aiamy ks mal®Eoe wa3 A ulged into the door iike a house on tir 3 L N standin’ about and foolin' <L slong the seats wstil bis manly sne £ e T then theyd set | Was in 2001 hamor. . 15 sars o miagpeielh SIC hankegiving-Day, you know, 'n 1 sat thete oy G ete, Aoty reslened Wis commission aud.| Osfenbeh is 10 more Trench i somimnd (Lot and Friday eveni rorumtied to Purie, But bis vresence chunzed | 1g s Grovk, or somethine to that effect. In w-uing tu Lhe state which his household afairs coutradiction of this appears a letter in - | as simple ostrich feather (one of W then assuwed. Finally he went mad, liter- garo from the * ex-pi 7 of the Canadu, those that go all asound tho hat and cnoueh | e frown rage. Jealousy, ud despair. He was | avy that Offeubucts did ot Abiee Hhe Eren U | Jelt 1o b dracelully over tie erowa), e had | her upturned, o pectant face, , Come ( ynd haten ineredible. Mostly two broods 2 year, v.and she lardly ever went back on me. | nim, hopit's every minh Ba hs ‘might come el top Private, aeylum, wwliere b £001 | g that Senator Arbel canled binsa Sro yrowled that he hiad 50 money, £ on!t Dve been waiting for sou” on the platior | i barct ¢ %em all up. Unce in 3 while she did, and thou she was a per- | round, S0 1 comd sho i his things and we ¢uiel. Thed the Countess aunounced her | and trested Lin very rougnly. It is expected Cureumstances looked awfully suspicious. | fiteen minmtos 1 crabbed her basket, and Mary raisid the cow. One of the neighbors | fect cus: could hev our holiday jest as we used to do. :eution of going on tbe stage. Oneor iwo | gpar the question of vers Will be settled | and, tas dreumstances gencrally do, the more | strode out of the car while she followed with a £i¥ 1t to her wen it wos a cal, and she made Yes! he was 7 that winter—just 7 years olda | But he kep’ gettin’ worse Trom hour to hour. ot Jeadins gewspapers of Paris wmen- | wiicn fhie 1bal ot ae & (e diseassion | tuey were Jooked at the more suspitious they | hro’ o iser 2 Dundbox, o paver bur full of | BV fFo8 1 em T tie it to a stake near the | few days before Christimas. Atter Cuurley got | e was, ook jest o week and wanderin® and ltius intention, and the brother of the | dosbilese arosc on some political poini tis | grrewv. i Lot Tuuch, a bird-cage, a glass jar full of jol [ re” { cabin wen it was a little thing, for it to eat | a year or 2.0ld, T allers made much of - | wildfrom first to'last. 1 stuyed with 'im all the eanie involved in-more than oue duel 38 | allezed ti:at Offenbach bitterly attacked repub- But how to him out in his iniquity—bow | served, sund an extra shuwl. And a crazylook- | yracg, Mary diaw’t know much abont things | mas. Mostly I contrived to Iy off that day so | time, for I hadn't Wits enourh left to handle 2 Qiewuense, So reluctant was ne to believe the ! institutions, and was “catled to order™ 10r | gather conclusiv evidence wita whieh to con~ | e uld bachelor in the further cod_of the car then, she Was younz like, and one day she | as to be home with my little pard. Some of the | Machine, and the boys sent “word not to bother bis sister. Finally tue Count- | j° But the newspapers here are determined | frong hiw and cover bim witn confusion 15 | crosked out, in unison with the indisnant looks thouzht she’d pui the calf in the stable. I told boys was allers ready aod willin’ to take my g:lcllubnu: busmelss n’ t‘?ey'.nxseemetlhmngg o ? o between ‘em they Gid my duty apd No. 2 ng i s tuade her debut at one of theleading thea- | 1y opan be a tremendous * incident,” and | withh a garment ¢ ol the passengers, ** Thev're marsied 1 6% ’ o T e v—them as didn’t he wive: tres ot Pasis. Notwithstanding Ler beauts, % | columa upun column s publisbed coucersing it | * s atrmct ‘T the davs when she had trust- H S rer e o & lh Tor e pas fust 3:5.:':1-'3.dfiey%fifgmfmflfly‘ N LT | Sarocn, e they @ rew'lar runs jest as if 1 Jicout was o fallure, owing to the weakness o ed b fuplicitiy, and when Le uses 10 ranan A MODEST SPINSTER. deceivin’ animal in the world, - Tt don't Jook 85 | {hercs yors little pard, ne’ll be u-wantur of | was at the leror mysed. | o Know L Was tellin? hiur Yoice. Nexi gl reappeared asan opers- LUMOR IN ENGLISIT COURTS. ublong alter shc retired, readiug and writing Trey Times., IC It tied any strenzuh, and vet it/1] upset a full- | you to-morrow, whids 5 Clricon s, So Il | about the waterdank uear the house. It didn't to woiug to bed early 1or several Tn a certafu pleasant town fn the county of | grown man, X0 Mary uitics the rope aud | jest take your rup duwn. An’ this “ere basket, [ used to be used much, but tiat week scemed as there wusi't a train eicher way, that 1he ot 3, e e e loge of | ENORIL ENGLIS copnTs, an | {Ho bl takn to suiuz fo bul e <ral Lonal pereonal_lovelivess, er success is as- | impression that tke humorous Judecs and to et a lintle sieep befure the baby awoke bins | Surrey, England, there was g crg Spred. fhe sull bears Ler nushand’s nawe, | those with some flavar sbout them have passll | by S time om0k o ot miduight, whereas | nearly surrounded by houses. One fine. morn- Tupe and away she went,—thrown down, colioq fli)fi";=p‘?éinflm&rfilgzfiPfii1§hfi:fipcn:]ed Bt it oo ot Westbury, and thut the | the deor o) ch. 1 i idad tlors | ine, fust siter a great mateh had been playes, | TUES ML Lisre was < goutusion of ilf and | “Tue frst e hov did that T was took back | A8 Thesy warss Qo 10,258 SWouL 1 things fmmens sims of moriey I restoring aud peau~ | Beach is more and more occupied with dry per. fnaiilo mornini) e Vi determined eoasut L | the Secretary of the Club received a lottor from | calico all over the There wasn't no bones | that way I stoud and ZapedPa leokin' around o they was all peor people, too. 1bou tee, {ifving the ol Chatesu de Caux, the avcestral | functionaries. But some little incidents bave Lo trestith s ¢ HIIRAE { a lady < of certain age,” the proprietor of one | broken, but Mary was the most amazed girl | like u naturas, and. conligs $oy, aword. Aud | somehow it traveley ahous fam it ‘.xvxgleyi”a;d bome of her husband. It s glso sail | recently sent a smile or two around the courts | “Opvestizate them. in spi of the adjacent houses, ing del- | you eNr saWihat el grew up to bé a'| the things thy used to Send Snarley, was s | had done, stoppun’ the train that pigit, "o’ he e of ly Thesc iuconstant husbands, in spite of all jacent houses, dectaring that her del- | ¥ ? cow. Sh d the | tonishin': q Wh c Chi such a mite of a child. Av’ it wot into the pews- oo her ponoal income, apart from her | which stem to- warrans 5 Taore hopeful view. | heir bre:autions. Were aliays sure to leave | icacy had repentegl s o ALy the szt | o S She used to vua out ou the | tonishin’s tors and so on.” Why, eneChristrs cre, and the President of the X ays 3 eatedly been of m:m ; m; S | track just on purvose n‘u frighten people. She'd | they seat ’im sl.[vcrrmg.l Oh! stranger, themn lbap::s;,;:ld ',lffnur?wnfn‘nl?ztl.m l:?l Sume gg i i » ‘¥ staze of nudity,” | stay till the train was close tp, but never got | days swas such times as’ I've never hed since. | to see 'im, an al at be es - h‘é‘;‘fiflfi‘fi&?% ;xll,rgoo i‘;m:nlduii: Baron H——, and assumed a Janghing zoneat hss'ie had read of a hundred cases, and heard of | PMHNE 0B their ericketivr-flaunels in the onen hit. ‘The quen soon all ot to know her, and | There wasn't no other children aronnd for éram day to day, rol: Dcn‘:‘l)ld su};xck ‘im from the every tight that she sings, to say nothing of her | the case of his .opponent, giviog a little titter at a hundred more, where 8. Jock ol 'hair, 3 ph oto- | dressing-tent just before her windows. Would | didw't mind her. But whenever a new eneineer | Charley to play with, but me'n nyxs mother was rst moment 8s he st there in the winter receipts from bencfits, nilts, ete. But M.de | each statement, as if the upoosite side were too sranh, & WomAn's, Elove, sha. il Lo Pa“ a | the Secretary, therefore, she entreated, make | cawe along and saw her he’d whistle brakes and | all he seemed to care for, 'n we'd carry on to- | rain. ~ . N Cunx must not be credited with ali Uic extrava- | preposterous to be considerad.. - Tio Judge | o e i ‘or ut least o scparate | ATFANSEueNts or ridding her of this dissusting | Talce o ounpjs, often bringing the train 1o @ | getherall day just as if none of us was morca | | From his talking while he was delirions wo face which this fact would seem to indicate. | preseatly leaned forward and soatly intermass: | orte, Lo PARLe | epectailel The Secretary wroto 3 auoesnis | ase stop. But she'd walk ol just at the right | 7 years old. ¥ found oug pretey much all iow it was. I reckon Zhe fair Adelina is herself the most recklossly | ¢@ 3be “barrister with < alr. et ) e visht whea Joliti Marsdrunis Miss Fieyle, und at the matel the | time und scemed to understand the joke, Curley hed a little room by bisscli, where he | Le heard the storm fe pos sleep and the roarin’ Erer s of bumnan beings, and_ lier purse has | 10ss to understand why you use this tHiumphang | 59 cal” n0re. Prodlafined hut pe o st was placed at_ the opposite corner | Our little cabin was amione the mounfains, a Slept, which bad _window that looked down | of the ram, and that set *im to dreamin’, Of éver been open to all appeals to It, particalarly | tone. Of courseif there werea Jury present 1 stole g J ATy from his side, and in fear ~eround, at least 300 yords from | food ways from any otner house, and T used to | the track. ] Zuve him a railrond laatern, which | conrse he kuew it was my night, ’nd I bad often hen made by members uf er own famils. Be- | should not say & word, but you surely don’t ex- trembling, wWith ANy £t i e e i Tmagine the Sccretary’s | somictuties think thiat Mary must be lonely,with | he trimmed. fa g bisself, after | showed | told ’im wiat a bad place it was'and what to do eides which. lier own personal exponditae nea ¢t that tone to bave any cifect on me " The s el ol R e (“D‘;" Yot ke jinent at recelving the next worninz a | me away so much of the time. You see, I was him how, 'n Jen it was my night down he'd | if anytling happence—pever thicking that he'd always been very great. she sses mag- | barrister was funcreal during the rest of his MOst good-natured men, wag the madest of the | ¢¢ond lecter, thanking hiw for obviously | allers out three nights in the week. Iwentup | light his lantern ' put it fn'the window at. the go to doin’ of ft hisself. But he gits apin m: nificently, and I well remember her on one par- | speech. In another case Baron C. was listening i “,‘:‘W buwas mud), she carefully and con. | kind intertion,” but regretting that they were | in the day-time, p: sing my Louse ut noou, and ) head of his bed. T could sep it nJl‘m.'!, way be- | sleep, fakes bis fantern, and goes vut to meel : Heular gecasion, when a certaly lace manutac. | 10 a barrister who scemed disposed 10 Je scientiovsly examined the pociets of trousers, | 0f 1o avail, as She % could see the zentlomen's | down 4oy tha it, passivg at midight. | fore I got to the house, 'n you Gomt know, | pee L'd be a sittin’ there watciin’ of *im Ly his torr in Brussels produced two Spanish mantilla | not only in length but eloquence. The vest, un‘d'umoa[ and V\.,rw;’t " | legs, with & telescope. just as plainly as belore.” | But I was liome two or three days in the week stranger, what comfort it was wen I was a com. bed, ’n he’d begin first, jest kind o' matterin’, veils of unbeard-of beauty end costiliness. Ope | Judee lm:rrnptyl‘d,Tsay(ug',' “ Mr. —, is your kvl’m onth went by andL she had found nothing and allers Sunday. The place where we lived | in dm}'n Lo see that light and know that my l_it; and I"d hear him say, sojtly like, as of he was o s Smmediasely e T M Eordshin, but. secine. oo, omen ¥ iim, s | bandiercliel smelling stronely of bees i pirof | The Toar: s most_eflective counterblast | e Yeed to P tlers o i | his old pard Rying at forty mile an b kin git there o timesr oy d " uloves ditio, some coffee-beaus, a few'cioves, a against tobacco was delivered by a New York | “Tgidnn tel you anything about the boy? | It was my run Town Thanksgiving-eve. Twas | Poared like it was all goin’ through his ming S e g e phet, and the eall kicked up bis | wuy, the boys, vou know, they scss we aines o | thons L oeEroud | ficels aud away e went. Mere i e, up bis 10 chick or chiid,and Wil send this alorere didu’t 1t out o water just there, and some of Latham’s httle Charley,” em would vome over to Sce about the Loy. prowessional carings, is'mot over SIG0X, | gy oghor doy a lawyer was arguing before | sumcthing fn their pockets to betray them ut | of gentlemen +/jy o that she played Avring in Don Pasquale.” asked the Judge, appealingly, *couldn't vou i o e et ¥ 2 A Bisyed Narias In #Don Pasquale. pare me ol tiai’ k fhesourt room of M. Jus- | biece of gmyg}: j..,{ggg";;:“m’;v’r‘“L'h’rge““;’; ladyina Sixth avenve car recently. One of | Not el do “vou fwow, T took to lim the ol to st offis the momis 40 Bl Walker zein, and be yas doivg. over Jest what e dd tice B. was the scene of rather un alarming out. ke IS . b o ¢ specs f manhood who cliew f very first moment. An’ that’s a very cur'ous | was to tany my train goly’ back, We start that nizht. We could tell wen he got to the 2. SARDOU. burst of feclinx on the part of the Judge. A | PEFiaining to hotels and restaurants, s might. | those noble specimens of manhe o 1hing nbont vy, Al tharls 8 futiefed ‘e | from Altoona late fu ihe evening and 3 good | place sehere the reos broak, for he ses, “Rin T Iver and nickel coing. the weed, and with fmpartial mind distribute | thi ‘ 5 ¥ s b : iy cl, but I tell you, stranger, it makes all the | aeal bebind. It had beepa eics, day. “The | it overon that log? Ef ) don's o will \\_;{i}sqni-ir (e had com- | galiva upon cereryibing and everyhody within | el but I tell Y¥orld whcther it's your baby | weather had been warm for some time back, and | De killed.” - pard e b that hier patieuce [ ray00 was sitting opposite the lady. From bis | or whether it belongs 1o sumebodr else. T've | it begun o rain in the mornity. ang hed rained | Then secmed as though be was goln’ down to ‘between the cloth gnd’ | ¢3PAcious mouth, at regular futervals, a stream seen a great many Gf ’em iu my time, and, ac- | all day. B’v night the wind chopped round to | the curve where we found him. An’ he'd shiver ibned througth a hole dn the | of amber juice feil upon 58 dress, Her Jook: of ¢ording 1o their parents, they was the most un- | the north, ’n it began 19 urn cold, so that wWen | like, as ef the cold rain was StrKin: e i purpose, no doubt, these | blank mmazement soon gave place to one of | common babies; but I never could see much of | we started it TFas rainin’ and sleetin’ witt an out- You see we could mostly foller im by watch UIsOTERal the secoiot og | Woaths 5 heomn Biachon i dnigt sutnered | 1t T haed e fuch s good deal when people [ ook for o heavs storm. A darker webe T | jor ‘im and ketchin’ what he said. Onct or lotter bud beer, ad- | upon e face. - Yationce cencine poi & virtue. | wade suclt fools of theirsclves over their clil- | never saw, 'n w'n the sonductor pulled thebell T | tuvict lic snook risht hard. st 1 teeth chatter & dreny, but T know exacly how it is now, for I | scsto my fireman, Oragy this o guin} tobe | ed. We thoushc it was the cold he was felat i rail L ooyt damatist, o doscrbol fua Paris | S Offeolne on the part of the Judee. ' T suary Jetter a5 a very nervous, irritable Derson, and 8 | of every kind of villaiuy fn the defendaut, and, enced Licr seard suflerer from neuralgia. To save himself from | 25 the clear evidonte s ok, o Judgo grew | BUNCO Wt soart the fy theatre draughts during the rehearsals | red and white, snd was fairly hfii\ing when the I a corner of 4 of one of bis plays, he bought onc of the bonje. 5;;3°,g;,ms, *2 Sharge fra s ?:gggg;;{:"f Lie Ening,—it had vand boot_hs, made of unplaned, uapainted clear casd, and & most nefarions one. The d pocket, wade there wood, which served for potty shops from | feqdans o unquestionably vobied the plain. | Mot are s artlul,—s 3 6 M tH Christmas to New Year's. He put this edifice U and has basely betrayed his daughter and | 3 vedd ese | she at Inst rose, carefully gatbered up her dres on the étage at the Vandeville, at the Jefs of the | abanuoned her in o Toreieuland. J—Z oy cish | ressed to Dol e M B e rop of “the frarant. T, juppose I was the greatest fool over mv' Char- | an ugly Tun.» 3 firoma was 2 wes harum- as he felt it out thore in the nieht with prompter’s box, nd in it be, the prompter, and | i 4ud leen my daugiter.” The tawoers ot e o Her e Couldut ke Ot The surmame, | S evoing Iowas o S krts S Lt | T oo e Aacy named Li Charley. | scarym sort 9t a boy, and so they had nicknamed | nothia: on Toen he keeps still awnile like She manager would sit during rehearsal. 'Sar- | 55 gt undes rolled, and beleld the frate | fife of | {ory spmebody, at the very time Do | with the farment he bad desccrated, and then | That was after nie, *Secms t0 me that oy o | oo Crazy Juke." But they soon dropped the | he was a e’ iy listenin’ for the train, and 4 . { Judge shaking his fist across thic room at the had Qenied ter, bis Tawial wite. tho simple os- | deliberately resumed her seat. The astonished | to o locomotive from . the time he was six | Jake ’n left him Crazy, and thet’s the name he You'd sce *im hoid his breath fearin’ be conlda’s don always came to rehearsat mutlled in an fm- cowering caitiil. % ber, bis s Pl with rage and pain, vainly tried to | months old. His mother would set out in front, | allers wont by Sohe sesto me. *Boss, I qucss | ketch the soumn Pretty soon he speaks agin, man roare and 2 Juwer pulpit for the orator. Facing pray appears tobe to | things, and we thy tie President are segen Tows'of pisin 2ok | Landtads e . Enter Female Customer. mitate the poor aftst who paastel o pesuis | t e, e three would go off up into the | goodness or Breycall on ‘em and theyre rignt | “Rs T yar s 1 sometimes think I'd like to sl vy cd o e w0 | o }',’,“,‘.“?;‘,é o e e e 2P coperale Customes—I vt te some laen | Bt il oo Mgt 3ud o douvte | mosly sy ey & hflf‘fi‘ Constey ot o3 é’:&’i'neiifi'.flm“‘:{foi‘&%?‘?fi: Jits 2 | gt back s il s the lae ones e, b assage. The front beaches | Smith, X — ¥ a'am, it lars, please. ‘app successtully in | eallf i s dn ok 3 ui seems ag was afeerd.” I don’t believe 63, m ,:.H it Jooks a5 i i’ it his pmsa‘dv.. You see he got 2 no- | there was In her Into every turn, and the whole ghosts, but 1 know if I was x’; mn o tain £ ucing an entire d; “Theres low 30 much | Lady Clerk, after a brief Pause and with a { jrpqp tlgegmodb:; gm;fio, &Efzrgehfflt.% i’fi’é’n‘io;‘: tv'rliel.!?!fltm | faone eide of the passageare for the Minls. | if 1 was, when | et to swi i : o 7 {n,the, weelc cos I was | aiair took less time than-1s 4 of it tll | around that curve in a dark mght seo 27 Ways; and them [ We stopped within twenty feet of 3he | night when it cost him his 1 1aenge Ulster, the hood covering his head, aad et D1 i ” wipe the tobacco-juice from his emarting oyes, | of the house with bt in her Jap, when T was up | youse right there. Crazy was one of them | gently fise, oo ses: bis neck protezted by three silk handkereniuts VICTOR HUGO, L okt g e Ner [ e he tobswo o, from } sum Sollowed by | 4t noom, and she’d kiss her hand and wave the | Boys thet never vwa afoara 5 nr by oL, Hem | ge Kin he'sec the light in timet? made by mauy a fold thick ssible. In hi Purix Uorrcspondence Bocton Jonrnal. “wreteh” shimbered unconseionsiy, “*but wow | roarsof laughter from the passengers. baby at me. By the time be was 3 years | “im in desporate ticht places, but never knowd | N he walts g bit. “Next e jumps up fn bed ¢ O many a fol 35 possible. In his - = et ™ slumbered unconsciously, o - old he'd got “so that I used to take | %im to show the white featner. I don't believe | on his ki d of his left band he caried a bottle of English smen- | _Victor Hugo will be 7 years old tomorrors | 1 have one praof of bis_pertidy,” und she hid ———— gL, e g oica. oees and screamis out at the top carsie tie glish smell 0 £ i P & him up to ride with me. There was o | manor devil could scare *im, but this night he | yoi ingsaits. Sardon has two objects of es eeial | [Feb. 23], His is certainly a green old age. I | the Postmaster's reeeipt in her work-basket, FEMALE BANK-DIRECTORS. water-tank near the house, and. when. 1 | mamoh {0 be sortor unecy e olce, 5 avlrrence. He detests the leader ‘of . yho | Was at the vencrable Pots house yesterday, | [and Il bave mors, i€ it takes we all the rest S, Tartinttre e States | §Lopped to water he was allers there, and T2 | - Sometimes s Someitingmakes youthink | Stmene] ’gxfiz’:cns}gipxrfiiu] thines fn my 3 fripesira and the cibluctmaker Who provides | but he was away at Versaflios, sna Hkely 2o g0 O o ottt St e e e e women, uthie Tnlted. ; ketcls him up'n carrs im ofl ten of tweaty | beforchaud that son hing s guin’ to'happen— | time, but I never soon thiner sol 1oz 12 Y larnityre aud upholsters for the staze. He | 1o pait 5 doses otber places beforc hie eame in. | wintur, Tor the vory net vt Jonit 1e corm | UV een clected os Directors of National | myiice i1 1 abes corry o, " some of the | g kind of—of—presentiments Yes) thape [t | Goi Pale and wild, with te fever on 'im, that sar't bear that his pietes should be accom Stormy weather does not ailrizht bim; he loves | was crors bord HEXt e the dioves, | Banks. Mrs. Bradler, of Peeria, I, boing one | bovs'd carry him back home. 'Twasn’t long | Presentimen'.. on omt tell exactly bow It is, | mere baby was trvink o wake me hear, and the Dvasied by music, and it is amusing enough to = 7 i} > et o B ader the | and Mrs, Lonisa McCall, of Canton, O.,who was | afore there was scarce n man on the roaa as | but if there s sperrits in accidents or disasters, | wing howlin’ and’ the ram roarin’ the way {t i v dncarsal the Jeacor of thc orehesiry | 10 be socounted a veteran, but not an infirm old | Jd The Tk s she. toecrs i nid the didit know Charley Lathaw’s baby. Thes'd | scems like. thop e o 3c¢ ay ? P fna word, sau_ Serdos orhestra | 1o be Voltaire was proud of his ill health, and | hundkerchict Smolling of beon st e gloves | but recently clected, the other. Mrs. McGall’s Dl i iy Josasns baby, ‘im, Gnd | Tolie. Ry LACY was UYL fome way o G | was. An'we'd iy to kecp im still, 'n his 3 at cfery attempt made. Sardou invariably prated about it; Husofs too sensible. He fakes | (40 2 a fo S umcflus hfid pumbled out | busband was President of the bank at the time Somelines 10 be gone nearly all day, buc | 1t Everpibins L, 0 e "“;o‘},‘,‘,'wwng ;g:‘wfx:;’ggl#;vu Bim, and T'd try to quiet Peareate® Saom uybods to'be proseatat bis e | an intenss ietooret oo e Sricnds, but | fhe husbandrs e oom of thebreast DOpet OF { of is death, and_she has heen elested, a6 well ey jpet i down afore night 'n’he'd [ us that night . The mstogert Was all {4 Cuivert's poaes "Sioh hes, Pardt Bearsals. ~ At rehearsals, the first tinng he dogs | 20 tense : 4 Loe bustand's overcons Shody. Sisaiehy | litted” by her Dusiness ability to. represont hid | Sore oeting liome. Someties I'think 1t's | erowlin' cos we hiurried en me g supper; and | At Dy tap e o ioP ber, Pard!” all of fa1o visit the theuwre from pit to amphatheatrg | JUe in bimself. He never worrics about the | tes ied envelope directe Doy, SUSHBL | ooy tndorests, Thioro an ey sehrescnt bis Daber Y the men uscd to”take to that | when I puled out my oL the very old | g quiver. ke 0 Y arms, 'o he dhos loseeit fsemptv. As e scarches bo afrer e"'-l;‘i ’;'cf L‘éfiinfl:"gu!n‘fis S uflfsgfif«i‘; L;c‘,;:n’;',fiflj u‘g‘;‘;‘h;}‘g‘!h deliberately tore it glm]are cuu:lng-vnrnlpctfut tot) lf;lcfl(pfl,iu‘al"si baby. There was fellers just as rough as bears boy in her. No. 29, a5 I was tellin’ ye, wag one wfl'é'{xf'mr h:';c? Breined ke e b R 0%, Le puts the of each in his pocket. % e, g i e s otk & 52 3y the ere is a bauk in this city located | —prakemen, thag'd et drunk and crazy with | of th inge e ST s Blowh ust seeing that each piece of furniture is placed o 5 1t be published rem iy “ogether we'll watch | Of Wealthy fadies. " Parlors are_provided for | o) section meu—up in them mountains them ons 'n o Government mule. Ingines is like it, Tike i, oo the challs mark Sardou has drawn on the | ET63E ardor o o7 Camevast will e publishied | sorme lupys Car the ntoiligent sentond ok Seel | helr accommodation, and e croy e, for oction men wero michty Dard cases. What for | hese sowhy momeis ianners, and them | o HelkG, 0 %S a listenin’. and ses, Etage; for, at the: very first rebearsal, Sardou | DY the house of Culmaun Levy. The prooi- | the gam : of the tncrasting e ik 20800 | 5 ot as 8t o, iy uot elect ns | fightin’ and quarrelity they beat Semy FaL A0k ! - ;, pisnners, and them HE's o reversin’ of 20, hefs! My Pard— Diase 5 Sdlleates with Sl ‘h?é‘“f“ for :55::5(:2:: ';al;fi{:na‘ffiiluhr‘fio‘fI?L"&xf:;:{grizn[:‘f g‘i;‘:,fi?rmc!‘u(;:'u?e“u;'y?.:fblfig imoness. tnis wod é?gl‘fi‘cmfs afew oL i R ‘l"ulghc et | yer ]t\hcr::a" WAL one o fhom c\sx;,;snngl\%ofi;‘a i{'figg’:‘ n;[n'I' et “L'n:"l: ton k-:-l'lntzr’s ‘En’.‘é"’.fifiu‘é‘r’ P‘Ln!g;sns?{e%' shut his eyes and drop off, sud every objec e Sardou has satisticd himslf | S0MC ¢ 5 is book i coutinuation of the | the festive hermit crubs, Don't dirappoint me. cht a course would. undou inereus speak it cross word to my baby. They was all | with ‘em, orly they jest wom't, and that's 11 i ik y- that the theatre is cmpty, he gocs on. the slozies. This book is a coutinuztion of the L theze at 2 procisely, \hen the band bemns 10 | popularity with tae gentios o fond of "im, and if anybody took to imposin? th d e , and L | smile in his sleep, like he was satisfied. Byand- t5, *Lewend of the Aces” the Grst Sojume of . thert at = prccisely, ewins p i i, anybody imposin’ on | there is’ about it. “She wonldn't steam, | by he'd begin and go all aver it and so, o e a4 1 sure 0 | WSSO e o the frep enenersiion | P Ty onmera s Sepoatod, with the oore e FEMININE NOTES, o yori e Ve mus quicora the drop oy oS24 O, a0, Sned " | ' P A B0 e g, and }’:ffifj,i“‘sfi’”“‘ih?”mpu”z {rom head to “;’;- Hiad n&f&flufisfifin&ufzfin “{;‘»h&x.‘“.%‘;,“fii Pf‘fl"ulgiflo, as she ried the billet Jdoux | Venuses de Medici-ne—Fernale doctors. vas Bill Walker. You didn't know | Crazy fussed v;}-tgol:er?uug;yfv? o “:tlfi b |1 The Eot‘:ig‘ x\'“gufllln:g:r“?l\i; I wasa tellin’ omething ia Sardou’s voice i lated thus: “Book, may 4 ood wing | Ito snother’ envelope, kealod it and. reiao: s , . on 30 you! Nol Of course you | and cnaxed and s e ber, but it waso’ y 10, b b i $hows what Lie i6 going to catch. Sardon frroans | EFAVSIal P ance wio 4y 8 good % it o the breast-pocket. “Yowll have the | A man's dearest object should be his Bife, | didw't. Dead now. Left 1o ! e b i ol oabit wasw't no use,, | abont, well, e stopped off that nizht and stald 2 e o hay recoved o deatiowonng, | 3% IS 10 France whees L was bom; e up- bucisore of sceing o Bumm, too, my dearst | but, s} sometimes it 1 b wife's wardrebe, | At D ot Nover'spake siiar dhes Sty g mia b comfbeton e, Lostead of a3 i o LS ek and narsed Y onsht My dear fellow! My dear fellow! on’e | TUOL % o e w | one ’ cork. T . Bi s ] 5 | Be s as . ) 4 own. N wen it was all over & You se that sofa on the fiet ja s o SoLE geposted,at that thne to be alle e e | 3, kg ber fitle o fist at the | Girls dow't be afraid to work. Ruth gleaned g Blilhe a8 Creey old ";‘;{’,fi =g | Be Cab anggincer hissclf, and he came out into | 1t was we vearer Tight, 'n 1 ses to’im, “Daoc- . e at lesst an eighternth of an inch furiher aar r:]\n da? Iaguu. \_ wch\rn‘{ |_)?lurh:|u.1 cfnlf :tut dreaming slumberer, she laid her head on the | 10 the harvest-field and Zot just as good a Boaz can belp bisself, ' 1hs Siehy & ‘§ i 't, he | the i_n and for five or ten miles he - fussed and tor! can I pay vou? «“'No1» says he, Latnam, oy oy halicmarkt The stagemanager raus | o 300 Hitkrary et and 2 Sewtor.. SHs vl | PO bestie him amh g her b slecp. | auygirl i the neighborbood. and e vas sa sot agin cversboty the hers o Tomine L o A0 cuseed. Satane,ant | son Gt e e ‘oe et ;’l‘,g nfi‘s‘fic’."flifiiem;lfi'fii {f:"‘:,;gf‘}fif;g;f cation page of the volume published Lo-morroty gy cduesday alternoon carse, bright and beau- | 4t When T die,” suid o married man, 1 want | tu say they didwe papeey he ever had 4 futher or | Toose that night a6 it shora Loy o real b té::b rff:;‘;':"v kd '“i “"“;‘ s b%&’::: i goncs UimeclC 1t ight, wipes e il bear these” words: " The ead of P s arTanzed ner silcenftresses i | 10,20 Where tiere is 1o snow to shorel” s | MOUher Iike Grbus folks. 1le'd had bard lines | Iniues Is like Wwomen—they can't tell you why | ain’t nothin éouvui"z;f: ‘e bt that little carl Hikon from ) Thioos 20 tebres fon +Lozend of e Azes il be publisned shonily, | e Sageram armanged couert i e | Wil saia S presumod g ol Inlite fora facl and it inade im hat they call | a shing 50, and ean't give 1o reason 10 it, DL | §hers s o fouy Bl So Mary takes the scls- aain, “Machinist! Where's the machinjet e S boole s oo 5 perchied o pretty, brosd-brimmed black velver | Actresses have their pictures taken when the cemed to hov a partioctar rogitSCOtIomp. | they est know it is so. sors and cats it off. He kissed It, 'n put it in Qut from 1he wings yans the machinist: ™ Here },';;ig‘gfg,:;g&‘::,,b:::;,,,cg'fim";g{ e b | L pon s o artaved In her luisiblo | are vouue, and when they are. g T ol f.’Ji,i.‘f,Z‘f.i{‘;&?;;g}:;“;‘;.‘,“;‘;‘g;‘,‘Sg" soreyery- | Mebbe we'd malke thicty miles, or sich matter. s pocket 'n went, away. D g Todm, 3 Sardou” * Great heavens, man, | dirided fnto 2ins the n er o | Breen el with cloth'polouaise and kid gloves | graohs do not depars foom P versbody s lidu't, BIIL plekied tup | csirs G200 sleet, and " hail, “and”snow wag | RS night of the break at Devil's Ran, don’t’ vou eeé that piece of scenervis toq | doubtediy contai the most powerful, the see o match, preparen ST i £ust for everybody lie badw't, Bill piclked up | comin’ dowb fearful, The water was irin’ ¥ i S S e, o semerile g | ot S, ftaneting and axaectil e, | 10 1 propord o et helge, P ST 1 Bidd, D1 o et | e iny (il gue day, andywhen he stopoed | down (hE monain and LS ditends"and | T wn Bl iy ot Boand e nparag e is brought forward. Sardou moves in Exile,” the “Soag of Arab o ¢ Sl despised. if I Laven't ner blue cyes and | 135825 soon as 1 can, but 1've biled them isters i the next station he was' goin’ rouud oflin’ his ranrin’ much as you saw it last vight. The | o'clock and three minits. Some of the nelgh- toward his boatl, Jooks into it, avd shricks in Montefanoon e es at Salanys, brassy Jiain, she said with Seorn. as siie per- | 27 00T an’ a baf an’ they ain't tinder yit.” injine aod the lil.uc tyke “was taggering after | wind vas a blowin’ a tornado, and come tearin’ { bors had come from o “ ntains, air ! iere is wy chair? A e: I & = water. Iere really perfect,” said a lady to another, er T oot & £ k: cotyin gusts that would strike the Off. I dfan’t give noattention to nothin’.for I was e Fronie et e frg e VIOLETS IN FRANCE. D e clotk struck 2 she set out with beating | * Who was the othor# asked bier companion. .’f&fld&a’fflé‘fifi&vfl?‘fi g ol and g 16 | g ot es ’?:; o, L ing the”ehi, | stuoned ke and i K how e pak. \ 3t Lknow i 1 testic” ik o QAT || At o the s D, e | B for e Qi of mectne Ty Jauarter | They tei) the story that a man dressed in | Lories witullo, Bl s ‘that' o loft-hander of | toe, that T couldn't hev ey G, 80, S | garsa Sitie I troms of the honse on s large y Lt Syl by e orotihie Yaudewi(le | ©with profouud satistaction that enc. of he of an hour would just eive thatk tine o e, x',i"{'x'xfixfléfi):\“l;?flc‘;nnfffrrx? e yerane > Fhey sy Bin inst turned ashy, He sets Spcned the i,k for the lanteen, and wen e | b Wihon T wac o “fi’? o ara'y i ; Gbwetmaker us L brings Szrg T ot | scandsls of the age is about o be removed. The | and clasp hands and gaze loyings o escls other | 2% ge o offered him a seat. | | They sa) Jpst turned ashy. He sets down | opened the Juroace door. But I had to get | tle. An’ { seed a t, where L i e ML R | e e Sl Tl | s el il i R St | SRS i BT he 5 | doieult e o D Bt | B2 T i > ¢ ep. N car lilie a dimple in her picture 1 y Jugular, 2 meetin’ point >, was Ward aod forward until e gets’ 1 Tneg et et » A n = oat mer heart, brighter aud brighter sparkled | Sion. it at the water-tank wity s fous Sun ere’s a short streteh o straieht track. | was three coaches, filled with the boys Doty Ax rebeer colimuce, B Coomes Br::;;‘;:'“n;‘tfim"w’;“;:‘s;“";::g’hgr: hegeyes, redded fonk o der glowed e ehceks. oy can pre her old uometaver fnto to e bridle, b 1 caid s ps 57 ed | Soon s ém:“’f.;g#fim?‘:g g o el a5 pmd ehildren, They came more a5d mo od. e {s scarcely ever in 5 Y whos SURIDE | Pl b s tonkd pr - nt plocy naf ol by plading it on a pave: | Walker could svor ey or.! baby of bis own it | side of the 3 Sty o When e onooths: b pushes about furniture, nioves | Mark was insolence. Even contributers. ro the were ey thpd SVIOE 45 she entered. Was | mont plock o It a loaded ce-wagon Lacky would be little O " < Tust at the o ainin'my eves through the | by where T oss sittin’—they all knew It ws' actors. plase thiir parts, and secms & hundueg | Eeho freelt pon Dersopally emerienced, the | MTR: e thered | 5 it lengtinwise. TSRO ek over | B Bill'a i&-flhfi‘:;-mvs B g:;:;%‘;?x?: epala of Foraeaeor alieht | Iicle Charley’s place—tho ‘,‘;eh“ Jooioft shel e all rolied into one. enormity of the abuse. ' They had ventured ingg cazerly Torward it r:muf;mgers’na:?xg sf:"?lfl v Women,” remarked the contemplative man, | O of the firgt things Charley learned to say, | the track, You Rnnwn?wuozvtunin;l:: z erery fi'e'f e o ther mhme"L e = e ety T | TR LR e R | e e i | Bmeran S S VT TR | e ST TR S S, | e P ] . b1 o "usu’ Tomantic, biy putting thet wote for | “A¥e, sir,” rejoiue e disappointed mun, | I A q o another | light T knew what it was ail in a minit. Ttcame | Jost ly child. 1e bo} The Athens correspondeat of & London pews. | 2L bY a mustached person attiey 1 hermirked Yot I niy panaa™ Bi¥ putting il 30 il of Ao " | aburd’—short. for ‘‘pardner. Charioy b | oo mairs! i stood } the sanes oid- There was six little boys, Deputics the ather day, and found the members Hepublican as belongiug to “the band 1t wag | Sut, g something Ly Y oy ssompense. | she pathetically askcd of her Titie ooy like other children doc neg 1, Jather or pags. | * Crazy 1 Devil's Run culvert’s gobe, by he | was o g a7, and the sun was shinis’ brigh 25 excited a5 though thes bad been discoatun. it to determine which fnsult vas the oy ll:x(fsufl‘-’ffifié'i Joseipr Youve wot in Jour work: daugiiter. 41 don's know, " remarlied e e | etk s o ik masales . ggaefiafl; e, uuped U so e plender | We crossed. Devil's Ran, and eame 1o a pias - GeL b . ceen; but one thing. v ite cloar,—t bos, také care NG MONEF torour | fant with c sand v 3 Yamols p 1 e's in o flash. The ¢ 5 iisomer i . | prate of utter deeradation 0 which the violet | 1 FOUId Worry sou, but she's Togt mact o o Fascinating, but fri 4 What | Latnam’s pard » all over the paese 7 | i Dy ko L blew brakes agin | s feoo the road, say @ hundred feef, and o Semerand more couvesiently arranced | sy reduced, a * charminz erusade » hye ey | SCUOIGrS and 13 very poge.: ascinating, but frivolous, Fair One~* What T bo poard ™ all over the ruag. olthablast to wake the desd, and threw her plain sight of where hie stood wavin’ his lan o; Terlamenc ponse. ity chtcr Loy | basbeen aaert, & Charming crusade s 3rs. Margerum bhuslied a still decper crim- | ® PIEY SOUr bt b havepiateglass pat be goin’ by the house on the noon train, | over, The drivers ground and’ prosned under tern backwards and f 1y across i e e e ball s simple and Lundsomels | citzens of Martenies aasim s Lo 2Siriotie Som g2l gl sl in o calm ana eidi | 32 Tink 1t e Beovte, do.” Hostess—— | 8ud lemnty’ out Tromt win avppain lor tim, i3 | mey oty om0 480 tlaocey, ana ] | (SR o on S o s seswrsted o the dlassicl style, Whichis motony | A committee bas been Tomaed o 1or TroroniiO: | Yalle, #as *Join. here i the hippopotamus ¢ | . ToU think it makes the pietures pr | thine 1 1 e, and T s by s recrn, | 398 foreiog ahead to gl 500 Toer hamrs fsw't we 1 d 1 o oy ation of the ¥ioler s 5 it 24 ‘ascinating Fair One—* I don't know 2 10 WWave of me. and I'd see by the motion | down, and 150 human lives behind me, (i Pl fu”",‘fie"“; “’T“";‘e"‘“‘;';:" o i B Tunleation e Vonderg 28 i S LADY CLERKS. Awout that, but one can see one's self 1n theo, ol e sl heatfor the oot the :;‘,"fl’ it 0. 20 that nighe was dead square ln‘tfiefli’fin‘;%‘:fi ook he here, toor Te marble e 208 18 suPported by o | cuin contononter Ly oaders of| and the resuls New Tork Worta, et i, Yoy and me is pards, | agin goin ot Do M mithre® bor buck | stayed onthe L ooty detheres too, { o marble pilar, xbich welose the tribune, | 151t bencors g ofvioleswilbo sod | Seone—2 store. Ludy cer putting a e |, Eadles dreees” s o fabion masastne, | A2 TS, i, santess 11 oty 1 che | oS do® SET g how much | el ety 38, STA ity ot f.f’iifl"sd»g"fi;f-*‘n-,.f:,f’g".':.{;fi,"’l“""’,;;"' n the strect | bavine, o Uheircentre a brigh | fog touch to ber ngest cuey L% forein | iy f UEbter than oo ehhls prings” but, | momin’ atter bradicipes i ol ! up,3 | gincs. Crabbed, crooked, canman e & Tovmac of doids Eola® by aud saw thosé two 2 & 2 Secrel &) - e i A es, | fow lican ger. Tohere plisicd. The only possible way spmesns tage % | LASKEL With somme bread, 'n pictey oo DiqlPs3 | E122 e Sow't want to, but where f1's works of | moobairsied , S3Fth, 1t worked on me \ ter% Who Lave green baise tables Whereon 1o | Water for e sake ot getting a little.” fecble i % eeble show of pitying fntercat~Under linen at | Fgpubtisr clinrch much™it wag & long wags; s Son's Hhe danger was by. lstle Charley wavin’ hig light ss hedid thas 3 ¥ e,