New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

T..-b answered good hnmIlcdiv, saving .n Ea-ii~h
lo1 viii find me sal. enough, YOU Iooit,.r .,I
Don't y1U thln6 Nr. Jones here can iANe l7 -.'t
car. Of me rs Won z Alisto- turned >uaienN up''
me. scanning nav face with hls snarp r,e
'Arr you m truth his faithful irl-iN'
] was trO amazed 20 reply. ,,
tLet all VINO wish wei 20 Cao'cl1.rn stand "y
him BOW, for nls dark hour T. no n'a'l' l : ,.,
Mac. .c.u hurried him l1to the tain ''' SAW "'
", wa lcl back together down the memorial ie
Nc,twoOl roaa. o. .l NJ
Can Won guess " .A' Ne "i''-'
Cl~n. after long silence
Not .n th. least replied.
ID, Won rr~lef. Har rl e uI-n- We c'n.'
.p.r'o..Ir- answered We turned conner as
spoke. anil the broad white road 10 '.nlA1Ntn
,opad down tHe .i.. 10 ON -."'-Wl.n 'At nl'>'".r
standing oHt WHITE and distinct AGAINST the "HiN
ri..r. hv t.1- Stone on taatyn;cht stood Fer
~-,. \..ri.a.-l saw him rs .rarv A. [ Sc vou
now ne held ou- his band. and sad. w cic'.n'.
we are waiting Tor YOU Cao.chaTa' H.' tac' wa,
clear IN the moonlight r. VS. the lace ol oe''
Il don't believe q word of IT, I said ener-eucaly,
20 assure myself was n1' frightened
'uo as you please, SAID MacLe,sh co.diy.
'Itwa, evident reasoned taking counsel with
myseli that rOOr tIacle.~l> BRAIN Lad he''hc
Sc std: iiva. al al- lie l- 'o-.e-r.dtrn iiI1H-
land .ty'uE.oG. 10 az atmosphere oi 'ttI' -'''I-
~ttiou. lie would Le better without Aia.o1 "''.
erlag about him and minlsicrng 10 hi' ian'e-' 'jo
must do my BEST to drag lim into society. lie
certainly hate, the sight Gi .s fellow creatures -
mu.A Is any mal auov., Accordingly next "ay,
a deserted NaltelO tower, / suggested nav we
should take our hook, 90 tie Parade, studying IN
public being CIuquayca iash!on.
Where's tue Parade I've never seen 10 Ae' ne
remarked | marched him eastward, forthwith.
l. Wa, half past - on a bright autumn morning:
the sun vas hmm, lLt sea "IDo and t-sa
OF tie prett. -st girls ~ ClnQA1ven taxing BRISK
turn after bathing. The very prcttle~t HoWrH 10
Ie~ ~ ,-o I;,.d . Int ali thai. NarLei,h said was:
IL was bad place for working. aud tL4t ne
wanted to 20 to tie town and !uy some red ink
THIS way, said; You e.nt neon tos1y You We
not been down the Ladys Avenue ,l..r
We turned through gate INTO the cool -haHe OF
some pollard e.m> shat made eoWeT' wax s,IoJI' J
some low living rlea Ov> 20 the town. some deed
ard-rCue county .aty-b.C~- Hcr ccn~itefate 1'ui-
u.lutrI t..- grove and ucQuc3tled II 90 lAt loNH
It's tue urctt.e,t ,kin- 10 Ciughayeu' .,
Tie town doesn't seem To dppItcalr u" S''"
NacLei,l. 1t la, been let 20 90 the bad. IHe,e
trees want thinning and some young ones punt
!Tbe Wavor and Corporation are awalnr to q
sense of their duties. see, Saii presently Hry
ara actually hrcoEn< mp ihe GROUND anu ~, .,'.-
fresh earth iu. suppose is tV enty years Sihce i
was last done--and 1t VIII De twenty more "e''''
Ils done again.
NarLei.h Gid not answer: he seized ny arm
suddenly and pointed with outs'TctcLeu AA-e4 ''
the last elm OF the avenue.
There be clsped he Is there again. ,,
I saw nothing aut Two vince naifo"'' P'aIN'
and two spade, sticking upright III the newly
''0aC iio.d Inn ap said Don't faint here. for Heavens
sd. .-,'
vacan-lv. and I hurried him on. FTr.eA5'I 1.
passed his haud across hs eyes ana are" u "'''
breath.
lie sand no more & u we reached the h'raCc c>'
when he turned 90 me quite calmly ana coietl e'lA'
,Lar.I as You wll-,tcau do DO harm. | have
seen him again. lhr tAiI4 time VII oe '-' -''-'
And Lee closed his door gently upon NE.
rh,ln'- chance Of making many friends among
tie Gin. haven residents. ~c .'. am. "-, .t'.s %
they were and was pleasantly surprised ~ meet
some W ..u friends. e>tHH..--'N ia one '- ...'
IJrIHc houses for lue season. lutF "..'s -.''
ho-p.ta1lc set with half q dozen rrctJ} nlHeh't'-.
and a- many sons. lll ho-aaY-mHAine '' IaI. rs
tsar rorld Something was always COINS 71 at i-'
Pry-e-l l.lviesrs aud ! many Of my friends were
made cordially welcome az any tme. ! r.nNeEt
lrmc-oG. invitations % NcnL5.-l-a- p' N.
ioq-.r- p5r,v MP rhc river 20 Lynas Cas..c-.n
afternoon dance; finally scat on The r.'z I'D
Ga o1r .' return from oar walk m the avenue.
found Vet another of Miss Winnie lrr~e-l '' ..'s
pretty little note. INirE 'h my ,''-'' t.. . '--'
.t dance al,ar tr. race, G.a-s the r-rl- what
CONSTITUTIONS taev llvr' is Ir worth WIN" o't-'r-
lu1 NaDIe.~l to 30, ] wonder W-'t .''l i-'.a
y .,o,a -o ..rcorr7-.,n.u- 90 Mis- WINNIE. hopes
of his acceptance. when met her on fle Parade
.~ucb shame" she said We want Won 7.I -
come IN uniform. L. will make The room .2- 50
much better Yours is lovely. l knov-3"t it-A-
.'WeI. there are some oasi mca hero Shall
.1I "a. many a- vou cam. hv .lI moan. hrt h'-
.- ,.. ..a.- or rnr~ H..n..,. r.,Ht.' I.er" '-" 70
more Miss Pry-o. ua.ic-,- LIw-c. .s eE '0--F '.
le.-a.eI'v. He's coming Winnie. Here's --s
could hardly believe my opc-
.WEv u1-Y said NarLe -1 10 me -haf n.t,'
I've been very ur-rlc.ol- g. Your kl-. iI'ti--
Let me off tl" races. ',d H. .e rs ..-,
,,...l,. -fI the evening Next tr!r'F, '- y, Vi N't
h0le hey won make .1t' a'i.i OF !l. iA -o.--
90 shoot iu tie match or SATURDAY. -..
|-t ]
. figure presented itself lu my room. lao.c1iIiA ID
.Wfr You are AS bc.eveicd as an oId dow7rer
GOING to Court, sld /. gazing on hHn WIFE respect,
were melted down, NJcLe'.l laughed rerfilF. ne
was ,u high spirits, rs excited As any school a'
the prospect of dance: asked in" no emu "i l'''
uCn- 9ou ihH Miss ITL e>..' aL't ,j o .i'
/ 'Bv the wav I ought 20 have some money with
me- ] slif G- passed through tAe 1ariach gaze
'Non,5n,c II. a splendid night: besides I've
+ plenty. and he drew out lbs purse rs ue stood
under the lamp. No. its AL gold what q NUS
noticed q pair of hungry eyes cleaning ont Of
tie darkness US DEE poured tu' money pa .n anu -"
/ "a ragIuHuu figure move slowly OF. Lucky 1Ae1e
/ ar. Two of u.s. ! Thought.
/ Ir wa,a brilliant little dance The rooms were
pr.ttl.v and -dy decorated tAe lvca. tonie' IoHrI
had surpassed himself lu me supper anu -I' ~ So
Davies rir- looked as fresh and bright as Il they
l1d aot passed a whole day under IL oI'iAA1 sun Oh
Us nm. wise p asked Miss Winnie, as we stood
. ir the oren French window Of tie Clnng-iooM
/ that looked on To- the Parade.
What Dee open air Oh, II never does me any
I harm. and tie moon is rising so exc ulsitclr.
diaut mean that exactly but ~ safe 20 lea' 'c
+ these windows open Look at the mob Out Jhrf".
Ike raee- have brought all the vaeabondase Of the
+ country together
There wa small enclosure in front Of the house.
and over the dwarf wal "a crowd Of sAabAy-looNln-
people were gazing IL 40 tie brilliantly lighted
/ room.
.Tu send two Of the men round 70 order them
The last That departed looked round ~ mo with
TIE curious eager eyes | h93 seen before.