New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
A l. J. T. l. A;
OK,
THE WORKING GIRLS TRIUMPH.
A STARTLING ROMANCE OF LOVE, PAS
SION AND REVENGE.
BYT HAMILTON VANANDA,
AUTHOR OF TN "sIGSEr RINGS" &c.
CHAPTER /.

CHAPTER l.
TIE STUDENTS eUsRREL.
"ApeIa!" cried Walter Carson he raised HE glass MS
fac. beanips with hry and ninth Drink % the health oil
Alicia the book folder Of Nassau street."
"I drink" said his companion dry, E. he swallowed the
contents Of his glass.
The f,., sneaker was young man. evidently flushed with
wine but Of handsome appearance Displaying the haate and
proAsse of educated under the influence Of wealth
The other was young man, tall in stature with sharp mold
features and black piercing eyes they were small and eyer
twDs with hIed Ise cy H Ter n.s tb9 sCs
endeavors 70 destroy bottle of wine.
h, ieG Rs 'y young man With the small iwHkns
whose name whortiey
tbs, Aeas pretty name is no-and that she
works in certain book bndeIy on Nassau street found th;
her boarding house Franklin street"
"Is she bsndsomer
And how did you learn her name''
= n the simple word Ailels?"
small piercing eye. upon hi, companion And pray what
you intend TO do with this beautiful Culinary her."
of one q thu richest men in York marry working girl
Prhaw why, what do you mean"
Then you do not love her (" -
No; but pleased, fascinated with her form and viii
srs Of this city are considered than the regular
nymhs du They are brought in contact with the World
there 10 peculiar attractive element In the power OF
woman which grasps every communicating influence whin lie
reach" a..
woman who enough to earn her livelihood by toll hos
courage enough TO maintain her virtue"
Pshaw you understand them. They have generally
limited education attracted by the prospcc OF
handsome b than by all the virtue
which you could preach TO them in month"
That's opiuon and, intend TO ruin this gT,
IN ~ said Whortey, looking him keeny in the eyes.
"Wel-no ruin her exacty-thst is-O d-n it! You know
what mean TO do"
Perfectly said Whortley. with deliberate air. That
which shsl not do. If can help !"
What you, M ~ asked Csson colorins with indisna
ton.
THAT you plotting against the peace and happiness Of
this poor s shall every in my power TO thwaIt
you III your purpose"
hat This :" cried Carson, sprineing to his feet,
and lifting the wine bottle IN Threatening manner.
Keep Walter Carson" cried Whoey, drawing
revolver from his pocket Move your hand hairs
breadth TO strike and you a dead man"
But Walter Carson Diaaed with wine and rage, and
knew what he did 80 -
the bo.fe phart eyt hcsl i ron the box
But the bottle missed mark NhoTley's keen eyes vcr-
lodging aside the bottle smashed into thousand
atoms AGAINST the partition behind him. The next instant the
report rryerbcrsed through the But he too
missed AIM ierested from the saloon rapidly
as his courageous legs could cary him -
WhSey followed him far the stoop and eazed AFTER
hn rushed up the street The light that sperked in his
eve told plainly that desperate when aroused,
md thai Walter Carson had made dan enemy.
"You bent vllainy, Walter Carson h. muttered
But If do not hwart YOU may never win the destiny
nope for 80 >,
He stepped tine stoop and followed In the wake OF his
The had no. yet set and be could easily
distil gush him IL the crowd