, 1881-01-08
THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY.
tHot by 1fr. Holrf'ts.l

Hon. j. W. Doncsct, wltusD position among
tue liaut ton Inns been assured ever slrcc llc
collected tic Insurance money OF his store
that burned up Inst fail, were the scche Inst
evening of MI event wllicl. brought together
about three hundred Of the elite Uf tho city, It
being nothing lrss tllnu tho nuptfals 0f tho
hosts el.lest daughter, Miss Beatrice, 10 Ru-
pert l0!lingstune. ENtl,, II prominent society
young gentleman who INSISTS Acssrs. Blank Il
Blink in conducting tllcfrrXtensive Wholesale
dry-goo1s business That 1t wns tho most
reclicrcl,t afEafr Of the scas0n iloile who wero
there can doubt. Fnlr women alll brave men
virtt with eAel othor In seeing who could ent
thu most fce-crcan alpl 1t wns universally
remarked tint Ito such lny-0ut had been seen
since tic tlnys ot the Relief al,tl AID Society.
train. mud upon returning will reside will,
the BRIDES parents, providing the old man
does not try to carry to0 much JANUARY
WlleAt ...
TIE nIitrAI TOUR
~ the Hatrpad Reporter.
Tho funded debt Of tho |. y. & 2, 7. Il. r.,
over wl.ie'l Afr. and Mrs. 1,olltRgstone start-
etl Tor tl,cir wctldinH-tr[p lust evening. IL
S7,4s3, II, but 1t Is believed that, With tho
Inauguration of the new freight tariff. this
amount will be greatly rclmccd. Il splen-
didly-appointcd lraWlng-roon car wns fitted
up for tle happy pair BY tie Company, md
It was indeed Il pleasant picture to sec them
chatting gnyly with bcvy OF frientls before
thu train started. In casu the freight pool Is
broken, os now seems probable, 1t Is pretty
safa to say that grain shipments over this
roatl will hugely Increase during the next
tllrco nontl.s. ~ Inst tlle llonr n departure @
depot, tho brIdD looking beautiful ns ssio
threw kisses to. the merry Krntp ot friends
that stood on the platform. Whether or not
4 l. sr HeGne f soy 81 GoftDs St a lev Tt ar
III OIL frelghts. will have To- be ntlopted with
the opening Of navigation Is q foregoing con-
cnson. Tho n,arriage ~ snld. by MI tho
friends Of tho parties to have been purely
one Of love.
C1lOss1S1 TIE FE!tt.r.
Dp the Murine ittlprstr.
"Ayast hcaylng."
It was the SecU.ld-ARte That spoke. and Mt
his words tho Eang.pIank fell with a dull
tllid OH tile dcck l1ear tic lee scuppcrs, Just
abaft tho port pnudc-box, aud tho Lucy Ami
| stood boldly out into tho East River. 1t was
eight bells, and the starboard watch had bcGn
sct. There was no 'arbuard watcll but tho
Captain liad the clock lung OIL TINT side OF
the cabin, which answered as well, perhaps
better, since the elock could not play soyen'
'rhe Sccolltl-slato went forward. carglesly
picking Ills teeth with n 1nurltn-spike. When
abreast q tho !nizzen hallIarls hs elsws.l n! ~
his suspc''tcrlyss PANTS Gnd, sp9ko ~ th9
""Wrst hy uur'wcst, by north, by vest
| nor'west.n
"W!!y Is Now York llarbor like 4 celebrated
pa1l "1l,ccauso It llas t,Sb ottlnes.'
"Cor5sct Why is u farmer like ships
'"s'iss sTscauso he is q tillcr:" ......-
tic Atia0tic Iike o,le o u dc sf,Ips oilicorsY6
Because he is q boat swaln."
| By thlh tiu.e tho ferrybont had reached
New York. Let lis leave fler there for q ycar.
II. -. ~. s.,'t,n. ,una''1tS. u.n,z+.x
,, ~ tae spoI''"g !aepo'k..
Aelpc1t -Mont'a'eis WIS u ha'Iuso.''o out
protisase yonilg 'nAli On whom alsslpalloh
could beam viii, melting tenderness wlic,,
ta,.t.,,. ,.,to thnso ~ a tr,,st,,,,. ,,'o,,on or
'uuh.ns ln,o t""'o - u". 'aAN1, - -.
glitter Will the cola' cFael gaa1o o. Iee1
nS 1t watches Its prey. 4lo had seen ueatrieo
rs she emerged from the iosel one evening,
lsaalnE on her husbands , arm, a,'d fallen
''oic'''y :" NV WIZ nea o s",.... ..'a.i
grace liz AAu his hiasl"ene ls''SHis "sct''
nlld from tlot nloshent was chal'sea III n11.
The next night llo again watelledas tho l'ote!
entrance. anu threw tne g1eant OF
lits breastpln IN !ier OIL eyG as she Scored dow.
i,oni! i!.o!ie W. tns,fmntIvo,v nuh hrn.n In
citsck- -hooi; NJ her bnok hair. Then sho saw
Herbert alui blusln.d slightly. Rupert did
not notice this, being engaged In falling oyet M
htIuitk Wttgaa tno pusseF nuo "ppascn''S 'c'3
asiG ti inmtp III iiEn a mich, In frat cho,cc
there'n snitl ui,o OF its colpanIo1,s w|it1 wos
stalsdtng near by. ~ must ret u pool or two
OH hiMs."
'rlN noxt afternoon Deatrlce went out
alone. Sllu lad joggcd perhaps ilnlf n mile
md was gettlug Will Into l,or stride when
she perceived Il figure lenr by. 1.uukIng be-
| hind she snw Herbert about two lengths In
tic fcar and going steadily: Dy tho time y,e Y
wheU,. She .cNrrich lsIlN out pretty well al
tho next co:lcr, but. he was sooil lienl-an!
,cat With lIer. mud under a strong. pull!
Just then Beatrice hit her near nnklo ul,t
INJURED something ubolit having left llur scalp
ing boois f.t litliHc. This rennrk opened tl,s
way ft,r conversation, and before they re
t,to Ia,