New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
Iaughter.l What was the impression in your fami ly
about III Renewed laughter.l

Iaughterl What was the impression in your fami ly
about III Renewed laughterl
The sum in the end proves to be million and
half-sterling Of course. The following is IN
different vein:
You said that we were friendly terms up to eight
years and that you quarrelled With mei-fcsi
when was led to believe you were pursuing course o
libel broke of the acquaintance by not taking notice OF
Did take any notice Of youi-No.
Then We mutually did not speak fYes, 6ut nds ne
frat that did not speak. left of shaking hands with
DID offer to shake hands with you mo; cut you:
Di make any effort TO induce you to speak 70 mel
bore IT, then, humby and respectfully Laughter
Then comes passage relating to Mr.. Lawsons as
sault on Mr. Labouchere:
when came out OF the Climb where were yoni-0n the
pavement. You walked down the street aud followed
And then what happenedi-I said Henry lason-
chere," and turned round and we stood face % ilc
then told you that you were liar aud coward, pu'
posely Keeping my hands down. .
Why i-Because wan'ed you to have fair chance 10
do anything me for making that remark
But you came there 10 assault snebtly
long for you To have knocked Inc down three times over
but YOU did nothing - , ..o,o1
Did you expect me TO knock you down II eIpec'cu
You think that II you wish to assault anyone yon,
him i'm Se to X Knock you down ree tunes laugh
tcrl-You ought not to take man at disadvantage
Rhis is on the same subject:
VIII you swear that th" account yor gave 10 ldn,g
q" yon thrash dog with your A,is No with cane:
YIN cali 70 isr 10 say that you rashed me IKE "oS'
wonl Won cal, yorr assault uron a severe thrash
iug l-NPs, under the circumstances.
D'r my umbrella hurt youi hope not liArrh'c'''
You ne cd not apologize.
Dad Yen ever tlra.h dog t-Fre1ucatlv.
How yon c1raln calins yonr aSsht upon me "a, az
tho ihisshine ut dog '-Bccan'H oeu' YOU VII" Wy
cane contemporary. IA taught
Oh, now. 10 nc tnra. ned like dos Is not t.
be bcaten severely bat cuntemp'uou>y.
Then rs 20 the subsequent challenge, and Mr.
Lawsoii's way oi rcceIvingIt:
Why did you say YOU should refer my frcud to Mr.
Montagu Wll:an,iBccaIse he is an old n:end q
mine -,
Is lie not Old Bailey practitioner i-Ye' bnt
referred To- him not only lawyer u. brran'c ne nap
peps 20 know ahn1, thcse ines II" has been 10 Ole o'
jh' scr' iccs. and be Is a man OF The world.
NaL do y,Gc@ man = the wof.di lie 'i'' hr"h III
'r two ics-ioh- Tie has h''n III TIC Qi'en - T.
vice. ana he is now 80 "a" btG. :.
La. he not ~, p,'non Tho 'tagrl lL1uahtcr You
mus AK rlu that Wncn yo1r freud called ui"n me
ehont 1890 me mat mo:n"S' referred MIA '' '''
in ms military c7ruci.y'-t supro,c A. Nj
wiiams Afterwards. and 1t told the uu-t NAH" np ny
mind r',iucK BE- hId promised Ia nj a. ansWtr
oy ihat hour. tod him thougn' shoI'd '"hsH' Nj
Arnold 80 to ~ o.'lr position
wv tncn 4 Il you IiAc ~ matter III tho hands NJ.
Wal tus. lad been ~ tie ar'y. nj h"i ttk" ~
acHu and submit 1t 10 tHs il~n OF Icdc"! laugh. ~
Ec .,ilsc chose 10.
Aud 50 en-, ell the first dav. Ga The s.con' there
vls more s,riou, work but that must stand over
II touch,s upon some quc,,ions oi journalism which
are ol too much interest to hc dealt with orl"ilv
PorI.i. never D-forc has the past history OF news
paper been gone over aud mo - carefully a' row
hs Nh Lab,ucherc in the case Of The Nd''g ic''-
grdph ii, has had. as he told us yesterday. some
Unity or iorty men At work IN IN" British Museum
searching he tiles Of this paper for twenty wears
blcA: nay reading the leaders. What may have
halpcncd to these wrrtchci b'rgS he Zoe" not say.
bni the rcsr.ts of their Inquiries nave been brought
out IN court N fshron which Is. 70 say th" l'a oi
H. sufficiently Startling e. w.