The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


hood reused by the cries of the police and the bowling
Of promiscuons gathering of men and boys. -, ,.,
the tearng rushing crashing sound the M
tended by ABOUT three hundred outsiders and WAS
The remen took of the burning house, OF the
h sss aS oS aa hs Of the on the aud "
stream Of wafer sent with the best intentions in the
hsSn a A hs @
@ a ne se aad to them ALL Tine
young fellow ran forward dragged the old out of the
severe handling.
The fire meanwhile had caught his roof and without
Ing for thanks the rushed up stairs and out
through the scute and kicking the burning spnter and
spot. ultimately saving the house. '
After the fire was over the young fellow (who was mem.
away with When se xsy his R
o & %
yoars sna so s ssd Garry, advancing and
tending his hand to the young fireman Sand you've done
Ss gu. Of ten
With her and here's nv ess vo NAV shaHs
hands with her Now sit down and tell what yoa'n have
The young fireman fulfilled all these directions to the letter,
him. thrill passed S his arm and settled about his heart so
suddenly that he hardly knew where he was or what he was
od Faon went to his cupboard and produced demijohn
Now" said he "heres something after wettng that
"why Garry exclaimed his kind hearted wife, he lads
As vet as the ro9 M run and get him something TO put on
was glad to get away from the ardent Of her new ac
"swallqw that" said Garry filing glass, "and tell
Not %hSt he did the young fireman 0Oeyed was
Sand y" said Garry, taking glass his turn 'whats
the tS wG Sa s,s
length of the poation.
h s and fs me lie sa ever
displayed for you have saved me 10000 tonight and
ow as al he
nged Je in trying to rise caught the back of his chair
.I's the first LIQUOR I've ever tasted Sir" said Jack
CHAPTER II.
Garrys falling to try and browbeat wherever he
could he w1nd bully poor man and weak man and
drinking the young fireman.
which s T ss's Sn
hn TO a ane Th s a r2 E
heavy coat with the suggestion that their new
hero in perfectly o5livioSs state. '' ''N.s
never have recovered the fall in her estimation that
mechanics boarding hose in the FIFTH ward and was
al s e Of s Ne he
have been glad to get away from the city forever
The monetary glance her Of that night had her
image his memory and his heart and he was hopeessy in
Before this time he had not felt the passion.
rss.
s an Of & S M he
minded genuine New York boy-his the combustble
composition to take fire and burn furousy when the srch of
love To was vas applied Piled. r .o,,ou 49,, So 30,
brought in the Fifth ward always under the of
boss" since he could remember earning his four dol
was hero the nn the term but
spark that history romance ever recorded. ''''
But was ashamed 70 back to Mr. Fallons after that
ana LAUGHED at him He WAS Ghaed by his MONS at
and various the they favored him
Some said he would get thousand doars some declared
'%s the
his daughters hand on jack because they were
JACK felt thankful for their ignorance.
If they had mentioned that lovely being angel Jack
felt thathe would resign the next moment.
Jack did not to Faons again. but the acquaintance
One day his andlady informed him that an old lady had
called at his lodging and left note to be given him: Much
@ the n as an
Jack but after much much interior doubt and
thing resolved before he not one drop of
that rascay Bourbon should ever again his lips And
He we received by Mrs Faon by Garry and by Bes-
se by one other asonR9se who was Just home for ho
who spoTsa win aTs and generally Sd the
Ever since she little child she had shuddered the
cry are r. at the NOISE Of men and boys the rushing OF the
from dreams in the middle of the night and led her
Here then of the demons come TO take with
s was sSed Of who
Rose looked at Jack first with fashionable curiosity
ssay BY Mrs. Fson Who had taken liking to h% Ky.
Me- he adsn @ sscape. he and
Qcr Jack didn't stop to think OF the propriees the
pany she liked him eaeesdissy Sssssd mother to
had up her mind what think he fire..
@ he with With 's ssc s%
certainly looked ike that earnest which should
always preeede the formation of opinion.
Once the ice broken Jack RIVER became frequent visitor
nj thp hpa pOfh u liant
he result was Of course % be became
was hardly Indifferent towards her lover.
Mrs. Faion was the FIRST to notice IT,.
humble as she is, before Roser' ''N''
Whom do y you meaa:' demanded Falon, quickly.
Pooh exclaimed the father "a beau who earns four dol
lars day Bessie welcome to that sor-Rose her
time she IL bound on to come in for something great
said Mrs. Fallon with some anxiety.
Thine enough say think when he wants to marry
"Bg shall let them mee nee. he to come herey I'm
as he does OF her" said the wife.
e think what they like there's 10 preventing 'ha
she had not spoken TOO soon FOR the neat night after s
her and to ak her she could love him IN return
What she vas Ss 50 s. low voice and 90
could it, therefore II impossible for
reply kissed her frenzy q rapture ana sslc Der The
men,s, il is probable her answer not ano."
The next dSy JACK WeH n Ga a soTs and without
sa aaaS q oD' ' ' ""u'' 'A' ''A man '0'
The fc man aeed as al eh men are roma Oh aong under
similar circumstances.
lie told RIVER he be crazy he poor mechanic,
with hardly thousand dollars year. and capital
property-no anything What did Jack mean Did he
know Il to get iuto mans house and steal the
affections OF n unsoT h,sticated GILL
cried Jack who rested under undeservei
reproach II did stea her affection tried TO give her
value them by giving Der all nay If not fair
barter, Is because she is good, beautiful and pare
anu am rough and rlde-bu not because her
father, Tor always that Rose is your avorie and
..Wel Sir said Garry uand therefore you expect me to
net out my part OF n parent throw Bessie
the first poor fellow asks FOR herr No, sir I'm
bad as that"
Jack little taken back by this airot speech, but
covered IN al don't you to give Bessie
now-Im Tor her yetIve money to make. manners
TO mend aud deal 10 before I'D dare stand up be
wed to her only ask you say that when make my way
IN The world YOU win let me have her."
''Tme enough TO when you have done so" said
Garry. shortly. -
swell I'm going TO start now to do H. Won't you give
me some Kind OF promise y"
"What viii satisfy ~"