New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31

religious history of the world imp0ssiole also ~
deny Judging BY analogy IN nature. the prooa-ins
of rscnrrence of a similar manifestation OF con-
centrstsd spiritual power, though It may take o
different end more sseai@cd Matte that i'll
were to twist all You have SAID INTO ortnouo1 ,sn
ruage I could make you out 70 DO an oIGlnaIy
Christian expressing your pehci III 'h' ''0"""
Coming|
Mr. Oli,haut has succeeded in getting into his
novel an extraordinary conglomeratiou OF char
ctars That ho has bound them into . cohcrent
and OF ceedingly entertaining group IS testimony
not only To mis- cleverness but TO the curious mix
ture of the society of the day. Italian adventurers'
English duchesses sprghty Californian glrls' dyh-
amHe manufacturers, Fenian rudians ana Lon"oh
aesthetics mngle after fashion IN wn'cn ono
datscts little that is unnatural The livelness ana
want of cer.mony of his American girls Mr. oil-
miami has ratnor exaggerated. bot he has compen-
stated theni by endowng them with inteiiect' noun
ity of character and an excellent capaety ioi Van
ing care of themselves The presiding genius vi '"o
book, who rights all the wrongs is an ano'on'
maiden from New Hampshire whose Yankee dia-
,..t 10 sustained with faithfulness which proves
Mr. Obphant to have made good use OF his resi-
d.nce In this country. The average British novel;
lat who attempts 10 portray Yankee character
vould do we'll to take HIN as tutor. Inc naturai
wit and shrewdness of the uneducated Ne"-Ene-
land woman are skilfully employed III the manage
ment If the plot. and her quaint aad suggestive
snesches give color to the conversation Two
bsen talking good bit to that yourg Ministers enc
saws of a devoted Ritualist whom she meets at the
house of the Duchess. anu ma got MIN On my
m;nd II. amaz,n how seem to know moro what's
- . hodv nv what he don't say than what he Docs
us,s cot heart of gold has that young man, II no
copld only be got on the right track lVs the
uor,vr,pirit as he's got. He's just a-bustin WITH
,ora 20, Cod and his fellow -crtturs. and IL runs
n,o O i, kinds of fancies as he wants TO be put In
nr,son for-suthin about some kind OF clothes nc
wants to wear when he's a-preachin, uisr'ne"
her the name OF 'emi. and the courts wohe lou MN
seams there's judge as says It's agin inc laws Vi
God To wear 'em, also TO mix wine WIN wafer. anu
light candles and soch things IN Cuurcn. "oi'
saws / as the Judge can't know what the WIN oi 'ho
Almiphty is bit more nor you can I'D TUG mA''oi'
and il ain'5 no account anyway, why uon you
give inf Saws he, II did. should DC ua'or'
m, tiod and nv Church there's great principe a.
~, savs hs. and should be false TO the
n;gbest love of my soul if didn't hold to It,. Jest
,na .ame n, Won sometimes q young man III l)ve
-, q gs,l and he'll try and break his neck over q
nrso;n,ce TO get flower for her which she don't
80, and ybcb amt no good after he's got IT, Jest
hecan,e he seems driv TO IL by his love- ana no
don't know no better tell you IL makes my near'
feel sad: it's like a fine waier-power al Soin 10
xaste in a new-settled country, with plenty Oh
lpmber all round and people starving ior shelter
ord M mill OH it can do anything put turn
chair-ieg and sech-like." =, ~,
the picture Of English society gwen ny MI on
-, :. not attractive. He represents 1T indeed
a. a curious combination OF professional oeau'ieS
psthst,c bumbug.. flirting matrons speculative
80. nd ambitious parvenus. The way In which
~ a.n,r,ng ,ouple succeeded In obtaining a loot
A. Ia - mao rio described.
,h.,, Iauri,ls was, morally aud physically,
.oar.e' ibrrd sturnpy little man, with very sight
forsion accent, whose vulgaflty wouu nav ts'any
,a lie m the social scratch race He was.
tsasra ali the more proud OF the success when
he had achieved and his lnord'pa'0 VANITY lou MA"
CONSTANTLY to expatate upon H. - ;.u
FMS affair may turn out a lucky coup soclsIy
for Grandesslla he said turning 10 hae rnd
n,nrietv ne wants 1t has been curious race All
throngh life between us l bet bin an even nun-
dred IA get rade baron oeiJte ne ,nfo Para
mon; haiore he did and lost again Then Grand,
.seia hrt me that be would win the blue rloo' OF
society Isor. DID, b ans VOW %O She's woms" in
Thousand! MOI hing could stann hRansv u.s.. NO. -.
Now IL at step-daugbter OF CranueSe o's IN ~
s6n;S downright vulgar. yon know out tney ten
ma the girl is handsome rs Iei-onS % ~ Luz
regular blooded ones; ana 80 sns nancs &c,
seeing she's SarKs cousin' W. e'
GIandesella. TO be sure. D., ,rorL IN m,ts vour
own INNING, old man." said basngnaIi, nno , nau
G",.,.d hrs game ami overheard Laufioias last low
r.mnrks aud who perceived that ne was unuoI .no
influence of sundry SOFAS anu ora na, tsIv sa.Iv
1ora in a eommup icative mood anu nol seiy oasy
~ taLe offence Basughall. a. MIS-. haseeynoS
man used 10 make bimsef useful IN pickinG W ano
terestng scraps OF ,on,ns as no lad a grudge
axa,nst Madame Lauriola 10 tsn you .no , LUZ iS
/ never could understand now you anu youa W.
managed TO achieve your Ii'iiHA
rapidly" .,r IA.
rered by the marked attention when ms Inioo as
,n.i,nad IN accord to recital OF his great social
achievements was probably more expansive tnan
bs would have been under o'he. h 20 L"sn
cer,a,niy much moro 80 than II madame had Deeh
present. ~ :. ,.....-
aWby. Won see my little woman Is ambitious
anu clever she is-though say IL that shouiah'
S.AiIert' she said to me one day. how Is it you
never bring any peers OF noblemen 10 Sc inc ,,r
That was Just after l had eoh,petc1 NV cou
| ,r.cts for the submarine Telephone Company
which brought me ID pretty near haI niI ~,
al looking through tne nar inc o o sba aid
There's the Earl CT Creedmore, ana Loro ryVchieS'
| and Sir George Darlington: .,t,..
al only know them officially SAN H. i comSSn,
| venture to ask them to como, and they wouidht
0V" Gems ont and drive with me in the Park to-
orro. and we'll look for some OF them. SAYS she.
| rbe first man we saw riding next day was Dash
ipoton and whom he nodded TO me he looked pretty
i hard at her. ana nc1b DOhIu HicOeinS o"v
] call at the companys offices In the Droughain ah9
| sent Ioe IN note TO say she was waiting. ~ nau
| Leen arranged before that was accidentally To
come down with Washington and when no saw ner
nrettv faco looking out and smiling ana nodding 10
pr .introdnce me to your wife, he whispers; 50
introduced him and went back TO the board room TO
sion some papers had forgotten aiid leit MIN talR
| ing TO madame through tho carriage WINDOW Anu
WIZ: Just think. Albertn she said; Sir George has
promised dine with Us to-nign1, We aaS qa,to
| alone and will lot him &C to the House linheuiA'cy
| after dinner" A., H.. t,,oa;
| ateiy after dinner !" asked Lysper with AN air OF
| assumed innocence . 49, -. A..