New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

went her way. The young man advanced to the
girl and put his about her waist and kissed her.
It's very hand, my darling he said; but it viii
only bring us together the sooner. shall find emf
ployInent somewhere soon, and then must get
married and face the world together.
The girl made no resistance to this programme.
and he went on: I'm not altogether sorry that You
are poor you know. fog If You had been nch
should never have had the ,heck Ia tell You that
loved you. That isn't altogether selfish Nell for i
shall make you happier than any amount OF money
1t was oddly said but il looked likely to be true.
Those gray eyes of his, and his square plain, manly
face were very honest, and provocative OF faith.
They heard the banging the spltefu female made IN
pa, king her belongings. but beyond the fact that
the girl said once that Ann had been cruel and UNI
grateful, they took no notice of II. The young man
sat down. and drew the girl beside him on sofa,
and made love to her. and dried her eyes with his
handkerchief and by the time the spiteiul female
got her trunk downstairs, with much reiterated
humping from step 10 step the poor grlci-wor thing
was smiling at hun, though through eyes winch sui
had suspicion of tears in them BY and 10y the young
man made a dive to bis watch-pockct 10 see what
time II was, but his thumb and finger cncountcrug
nothing hut pawn tickets he withdrew them with a
smile which was some what grim. The Spuciu tc-
male knocked 90 the door, and, without awaiting
.There's nothing 10 cat in the house, she said.
Am agoin' 10 be- drove out without crust
The girls face flushed. and then became deadly
white. and She returned no answer; but after a
struggle, which her QuIVcGlng features clearly M
dicatcd she burst anew into tears The young man
stopped and whispered in her ear:
Is that true
Yes. she sObbcd IN answer . nave no money
'R9ht about face March, said the young man
rising. The spitciu female, who had come III Tor
the express purpose Of firing this sptcu shalt went
out cxultant. That being the case, SAID the young
nan chccrfully, when the woman had gone YOU
must Jet me Toe your banker lie drew iorth the
lean chamos-lcathcr purse again ana from u cA-
tractcd one last sovereign, which he laid upon the
table And now ne added. there Is no more time
10 lose mnst 90 back and look for employment at
I " nd "A
'0h Walter said the girl, cincng to him !
cant sleep in this house alone. / Garr not. her"
Is nothing n it that belongs to me. They will take
away everything tomorrow
Have YOU nowhere 20 90 { he asked gravcly.
Now here she answered. The bullct-hoadcd
Young Britons lip quiycicd, and tear Sprang WIN
a sting into each honest gray eye as no looked down
~ vim 20 into the village. no. said after a momcn
tarv pau,c to make SURE that his voice was steady
and should sound cheerful IN her ears ana get
lie kissed her and went away and in the course
of an hour and "a half returned. rundhng wheel
roc nnr ne s,id chccrfulIv I've go stun
ming place for YOU tie Inc HE Pipe and sat upon th'
handle of the WhcclbarrOw. Tell me when you re-
ready he called through the open door, ana Il
an asncct of deliberate jollity, bcllcd hy an occa
sional suspicious winking of the honest gray eyes
and suspicious qulNer IA inc upi"i up M"n '''0
girl came down again she saw that nc was alone
Walter She said, you cannot "h'cl NY 'n'"s'
into the village. ..;.,.., ...,,,o-s
and lifting n .talwart arm. L wheeled three hun
drcdwcight measured nile without rc'ing III my
last term. Won icnncr that way. N'n,, ln ~ ~
training at II Tor loilHeht / ]" b'V'' manu- az g"
know you're strong enough. .hc answered with
n sad adinirlng smile; but you must 90 IT,
snyGty be hlovcd my dear SAID the young man.
Are The traps ready Tell me the Iouin;
lie went up,tuir. in obedience &" her directions
down two boxes. neither of which looked very
heavy in his muscular arms.
Now lac SAID. you're not part oI TINS Ifo'''-
sion beyond the top Of the hill, and you 20 ant"
| Tin. village through tho fields. ENer\9ody Eu"W7
me herr, and I'm Waller MaGkcnAr II Tn''i,'i /"
pyramid Of barrows aud stood on my head 70 81" IT,
There. lock the outside door. ana give hir Inc h}
Good-by. old house. Bcter lnck for us here were
| goinr Come along dear. 4 brave heart
| lie truudlrd the WhccbarfOW along, and began 10
| sing to no particular tune;
Then merrily hcut the footpath way,
| And ncrriy over The stIc, hal
merry heart Focs all the day,
| Your SAD tires IN a mile, ia!
Now and then. the road being lonely he light"ncd
labor WITH his ne eSil"sni to Inc Kon~r he
had chosen for her, and they paitsd Tor " Htic
| and Walter Mackenzie, BA Of Ore ana n"Iil'.tI
/ ot.ia,y fooled his whcclbarrow down MI, the
| LIGHTER perhaps that lac had not a slXpence III ms
n0ckct or anyw here in the wide wide world
| Eve cot "A clear field and 40 favor hc SAID as li,
went Except Ncll,.' lac added III revision. i u
work for her If turn cabinan. IL kmo,N SOM SOM,
golden chips OH odd corner OF ms thnnhrIinR
old planet before I've done with H. See u dph I.
lie met the object of his ~oliCtudc a. the d""f OF
| her new home aud gave her 40 charge !" decent.
clcan-lookng, old village woman ana ih'h' nav l,E
| wheeled the barrow INTO ilttlc toolhou~' az iln.
/ hack of the garden lac returned 70 s1t '""'-'> .
| With promises OF an carly return h"IH L"li'". "i''
| a whisper that lac would send m"Ir MONEY S"'ii' lac
| went his way tn the railway station. 81.
| Got return ticket, ans how, hr said 10 iiW-rll.
| There's grub IN my chambers il coupe "I cav -
and Eilly will De- homo boy then Get some com from
| Rillv Good sort. Billy II. and has lots OF ir hC'd
| GI Don't know when shall be- able 10 pay MN
Lorl Must get something 10 Go. Bar ain mt line.
| Gordon Cumming huslncss-iulglty llou-~l1NtI-
| that's INV form. or might be- II Then were no NrIiy.
Poor ttle girl! Mutt get '"mcIh.ns O." d2 A.I fg'
| married Not proyIdcut. Can't anoId {" be- prov J.
dent Should feel like q sweep u rrd to De- proVi-
dent Nelly must Ice taken care oi, ana thc Only
| way is To marry hcr-takcn care "t al ohcc-oHiy
| way tO marry at once Her ihr tram.
| Walter Mackenzie reached London ~ due time.
and walked from Eusiou 80 h., chambers 900 Gray n
! Inn Two letters awaited huu. one 81 there was
ir familiar hand and told hu thlt hi, fro,d Naa
| away for another SIS months yachting in the We
| teirancan No chance of hrip il"m that quarter.
| The next letter looked legal Probably dun; nli
it came from Liverpool and hc bad no creditor There.
He read 10 uneagcrly enough at first hut having
got through II capcrcd round tho room ana -nlpp d
his fingers. and rOarcd Huiiah again, aid AGAIN
'SiT1 the letter ran. Acting on ire instruction.
| 81 fine late John IauurD-tou BliDlIy. of Ashford
| Warren wc beg 10 inform you thlt We have 300 oui
| hands safe which o. 0n1 T." hc "lrh'I Do ]"h
presence and In or office. We ,h" tc glad {" see
| you here Ht your earliest COM tn."n.- -
z The lctirr bore signature. 'lhNa,'c AMI Iolhy'
An right Ihsaitr aud Ioby.' SAID Waiter Mack
cnzie, I be- van f'u i,i' ,.f'' ~" i'.,'''}
| a(cr ALL Ever, body knew De- ltd money. though
nobody guessed where % WIS ol bo" hc kept IT,
| So fuil of hopes and queer turul-.-. Doc began 'T
iu rather chill way that Doe h"d g." q" ." ,Il"'i
and l"d % money. hr s'tHly inihil"ir .l il'
| law books. and pawncd almost every ialuR pawn
able, 70 bury hi~ swocthcarts great uncle ANA o.