New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

the pillars In front OF BALI TT ACKs STORE
and crowd Of people standing round admirng her, par
ticularly rst-class critic who making minute
notes and sketches IN his scrapbook, thinking she was
French statue just imported and intending to write an
article and show how full Of all manner Of faults II was
And then she gave a little cry and tried to get
down, and Immediately all the clerks from
the neighboring shop rushed out, ana with Inc
greatest pOeness in the world offered TO help her down.
There were BENEDICT Co. CLOCKS, No. G9l Broadway
WATCHES and JEwELRY, first cousins, doubtless
nearer to BENEDICT Co.. No. III BROADWAY, by whose
clocks the Sun rises and sets; and two clerks
OF NJ. J.. CHAPMAN, Watches No. Al LIBERTY-sr, who
happened TO be passing at tho time, though now
they could bs spared from shop run down with Gus
tom as that f. passes me TO tell; and all BERRIANs
young men stopped selling bah-pnns and bootlacks'
and table knives, and every conceivable thing in hard
and house sefurnshng, and rushed out to help foy
down. So did those bright young chaps that wait on
LEWIS O. COSGERs, HoUsEFURNIsHERs, COZ BROADWAY,
and JOKES & HUBBELLs boys who heard POllys pretty
brdlke cry-thoy.rushed down from No 92O BRoADwAf'
and in spite OF the distance the very first to help
her down As soon as she had thanked ali these polite
young gentlemen, and her way of doing 1t equivalent
10 raising their salaries, she ran up to the niortu'
nate young lady and about TO lift her
from the ground when she suddenly burst out INTO an
uncomfortable laughter, and her merriment so
genuine that everybody round her Immediately joined
in It, so that the crowd became good-humored
as any kitchen full Of servants who have just been
informed by their Kind mistress that, In order TO
relieve their labors, she has ordered home WASH
ISG MACHINE. whether from J. WARD & Co.. No 70
CoURNANDTsT., or from r. c. BROWNING No. 80 COURT
LANDT-sT., or an AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER AND
BOILER at No. 10 CoBTLANDT-sT, or n FoUSTAN
WASHER AND BOILER No. 2l CoRTLANDT-sT
What size laughing atl Why,
wasn't q woman at all but only II manta stand
How fifty describe Charley's pursuit Of his miser
able victim can't do 1t, and this time of night or morn
.1.I ufp cf Hfrht
blue legs. and a pale face poised a streaming
necktie-past WARREN, WARD. Co., PARLoR SEIs
No. 70 sPRNG-sT.. past ii. L. FARRISGTON
ENANELLED FURNITURE. 10. sC5 CANAL, past
GRIFFIN PAYNE No. lol Canal past A. ID. FARRELL
spring beds and bedding, No 2l2 Canal; II. KRUTINA,
FURNITURE, No. 9s3 HoUsToN-sT.: KINGMAS & MURPHY,
RICH AND PLAIN FURNITURE, No. % BLEEckERsr,
MELLEs furniture. No. 536 BROADWAY, and though the
last has been established since 1871, he took
time to pass II than II It had never
been established at ALL Then he went, past
BRAUSsDoRF & METZ No. i2j Riyington-st. BOHEScAMP
sossAE, No. g2I broadway; Ives Patent Lamps aud
Gas Fixtures, j. IVES Co., No 40 Maidonlane; JOIN
TRlGGF, Gas Fixtures and Clocks No. 7O6 Broadway
UNION GAS Co, No. i Doy-st; AMERICAN CLOCK Con-
PANY, No. Courandtst. Boynton's Celebrated
Furnaces, No. "a Watcrst; r. j. Now
HRAT. Oriental BascBurning Furnaces No. 81 Veseys;
WHEELER & WILSON. No. C25 Broadway; GROVER *
BAKER, No. 495 Broadway; WILCOX & GrnBs, No. JO8
bioduNdJi HOME CIV IN'-iANhlNb W. NJ a5i biohu-
way; BARTLETT sEvNG-MACmSR No. 900 Broadway;
j. X. TERRY, No. 400 Broadway; EsPENcrnED. No. lis
Nassau-st.; KtDESBEEG sos, GENUGNR MEEHsCHAuM
PIPES, No. % WaIlst; KALDESBERG & SOS. CIGAR HoIc
DERs II Nassau-st best imported cigars 7os Broadway;
PEIKINs IIEEE Coz California Wines, No "a Vcsey-st;
WILSON, MORROW CHASiBERLiIS California Wines, No.
IS Muuay.st FAmBASEs Co., Broadway, near Murray;
HERBING, FARBELL & SHERMAN, No 2Jl Broadway; MAR
WIN & Co., No. 2c5 Broadway; PESnYLS SLATE Co., Mar
bcizcd Slate Mautcls. No 30 West Eshtecuthst A.
TABOR & Bro Italian Marble, No. 9iJ Watcrst.; A.
KLABER, No IoG East Eighteenth st.; g. KLABER No. %
F1rsave; r. F. STEWART, No. 2ls West Forysecond St,
and No. 6O5 sxth-aye. wM EyLRDELL's soSs, No. lol
Tuton.st; tJurEs EygEDEfL, No. 3o1 broadway;
T. d H. T. ANTHONY, chromos, frames, views, &C. No Jol
Broadwayi ELASTIC srONCE Co.. beds, mattrasscs, &c,
No Sc uoward.st.; r. A. LEWIS, No. Ia Chathamst;
PATTERSON BROS, No q PllL row, skates W. W sEr'
MouR, No.s Chathamst., club skaros J.. p. TBBus,
leap phorses No. l7s Broadway WM. T. HOLMES, etereo
scopes, No. Us Broadway r. W. HUNTrE,
No 1882 Broadway, Brazilian Pebble Spectacle;
GOODYEAR J. l.. q. MANY CO.. Ms 20s broadway.
CHAPTER xyI.
At last he came mp with tho wretch. and selling him by
the waist threw Lin his shoulder II he had been
oycrcon and tore back again lko tho Wind until he
reached place OF the catastrophe Aud then lao
Polly trying 10 Lod in Tommy, who was screaming for
Charley 10 come back aud 10 comfort Cary, who was
piping away the end, and on the ground before
them the PROSTATE mantia.fnme. And Charley saw IT
a ia n ify, and burst out laughing and slapped the
miserable boy the back. ana shook hands with him,
and gave him end Of siXpencos and asked him where
lie was going dine and when ho heard that IN eonse
quence Of not having anywhere to 80 Tor dnher' ne
had not any definite intention OF dining at all o Insisted
on his going at once into Pursses and eating as many
buns NJ he could eat to stay his appetite tldnner
time, and then giving him money to 20 and get good
dinner at Crooks IIo and his companions went home In
all haste tuckored out and quito ready for the royal din
ner that awaited them al home.
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