New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02

| into my debt some time ago, and had made up
my mind that should never see the money.
! He has inst paid me-"
aindeed be has" replied my uncle. S,VeTy
! remarkably so. He has ceased TO be brlck-
! LAYER and has become Il builder"
| "Ah, indeed; how did that happen r IN
qured.
Twill tell you. Norris has beautiful fair
| haired daughter, very good, atfecilonate girl,
with winning blue eyes, neat ways and gentle
| pleasing manners. She became nuTsemalu IN
| q family OF quality, and went for tour III Italy.
! While IN that country she captiVated an Italian
| Marquis, aud he has actually married her. lie
| Is, am told, a capital fellow, IL thOrOngh gen,
! tleman, with rank, influence and estates; anf
| what j. of far more consequence, he possesses q
! sensible head and an excellent heart with his
wife, their first child, and retinue Of servants
! he has just been paying visit to our own Mar
! quis and MarciiOness of Amesbury. lie "a nos
ashamed OF his humble father-in-law, and he
| has started him in business as master-bullder.
| Think of that for change of tortuneW
Luke Trimmer, the poacher, flourished in
| these parts, and was. in his particular lIne one
| of the most artful and successful scbemcrs that
| ever baffcd a gamekeeper.
! Luke had rare gift of cunning combined
| with humOr, and If he had been brought UP a.
| the stage he might have distinguished himself
| a. q I" low COMEDIAN He WAS employed hs
| thatcher and hOSiler on Sunny Farm. lie was
an active man bis figure was 1.-THE and cont
pact; his face was rather fat, round aud ruddy,
and slightly pitted with the smallpox; his LAIR
was of a sandy hue, and from under his shaggy
| eyebrows there cleaned pair OF bright small
| blue eyes, with mild expression which almost
! persuaded the observer that LukC-LEaS lEcdp-
able of pcrpctlnting any offence mere serious
| than q pruc teal joke but lie knew himself 10
! be one of the most ingenious stratcgstS IN the
! county,
One Saturday afternoon in the month of
| November, Il fiend came 10 see Luke, ana said
| to him: " wish you would get hare for me-"
"l'll tiy,' replied Luke, and accordingly that
| night he SET Il snar" III llkelv, place. Tor he
| knew every harc-um in the HClghbuihO0
The next morning, being Sunday, he went to
| the spot where Tic snare WAS laid. md there,
sure enough, was hare caught IN the wire
| hut there had been frost IN the night, ana
| Luke noticed marks of foGtstclS freshly I'M
| prlntCd ON the frozen leaves AID grass. a"d re
| iclt ccr!ain that the gauckccperS were on the
watch for HIM, for h: Mas ~ crafty as r!d
! Indian he l""6ci ut the hare stYbk"d lbs emu
| with his hand in tlOugntUl mood, then
| kcrny glanced round and said 10 blu'clf: |
| mu,in't touch that rr"H,ulC "0W. | suspect me
| keepers are on my tack So. Wifh prudent
| krlt-dcniil, h" turned on his heci ana WEn'
| loInc but re had determined on III. plot. lie
| took into his confluence h.S stable companion,
Jahcz who WAS quite equal "a ;he encigcury.
".JabtI,' sud he, wnh sly tWiakir Ill ms
| eve, there's haze caught Ia the ht'.g" ni
| Midland wood. cosr tn th" ash tlCc, AMI want
you 10 la, p me IT, ger It. II You - down OH
| Drove wlic | >nr"k atrOS, Long-;:" 'a.fh,
W. shall malag" to heat IL" kcrlw!s. SNniE
p'hil' nc h'.E'' ~" VIII ~" ', H.
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"'i H. ,, s,.c ,yith Tins ulon Iukc slu1tercd
! 10 ;ilc p!uc- Wuclc H." har" ".s snarec, lnoket
! ah0't him with assumed IA tlNcnC,S, took "lif
! no ~ I, i,.,.,.., II d. t,,t,itnr d,libcr-
d! tu'' ,,' ,,..' -, Ills Iuni lie
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,',' i ,T,,y,' il, Li- aaron. aud took 20
! IT. ". ,,tj ,L, '-,.....r .,inr,itv lie ,,,ts
m'r -, - ,,,s,;c, 49,, Lr mrs were on the
! a.., L,G,,. md ,,py ,lti;p,la,i 81. him. Lake.
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! - rp'"' ~" -, Why tJ,.,,
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ia ~, ',,,,y lyi,t We ,,,nf; i Is that hare in
! . .,,',,,,. ,it. Il "a, Ms uui,tlv and iicli We
| ',il XII. 80, 49,,
! ~ hive no hlr. in ms apron" replied L't&c
! ,,.I, %, t,,r and manner %: clli; iG;s unc'un
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In : l''i "I1t' "a VA " '
"htu>lN' n'"'''"'
| Ca another OCCASION "b'ut c"tk ~ . ~"
morning, tn" keepers cansht s,yh, oI Luxe
mowIu ahoa' some pr..gIT,H' ana tncy lniiilE-
! diat ~ eaF" chase i'l"r "'o'0 "Ntr "l.aStu'
Tor n had 20, up IA bary 'taL day, ana rs
! ne ran tLcy made >url NOISY CHATTER thdt even
when hc was out Of IiiiSh tag SOUND ng,i@So 1
! cr,vri thnt Ir was giving lis pursuyis Il dan
rc,nus advantage, - he do4lel through
cnpsr, stopped down for moment. snatrhrd OF
his boots, and rushed home, raglllHg 1t 50
quicly tnat wien he enter, d me kilc'eiI, lIe