The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03
GIRL AND MAsHHR.
An Old Gentleman, . Policeman,
and . Conductor Very Angry.
IN. 7. TimeAl

MY. Ttmsa(
A very pretty girl, atlired In \ Ion.
seal d0lmAn and carrying an all,gato
skin bsg with initials In silver "n Tx
outside, stood at Veesey stI,tt ant
Broadway yesterday afternoon. wait
Ing Tor \ >ixth revenue Car. a vnuti
OF about q or = years WAS also wait
ing the car, aud he occasionally 5
glanced At the pretty girl, who iurne,
indignantly away from him. When
the car stopped the youth stood n
the back step To assist the maiden Il
enter, but she wheeled q out whe Il
she noticed his gallant intention aud
went Ia by the front door. The youth
smiled lAnguidly, entered the car,
and sat down opp0 Ito the pretty
girl 1t the front window, whereupon
she turned Angriiy and looked out ut
the horses.
Tue conductor observed this panto,
mime, aud regarded the youth with
. scowl. When he began to collect
fares at the front end the young lady
got out her purse while the youth
was feeling IN his pocket and, paid
her transportation Zee. The youth
handed the conductor adiMe without
Noticing that the young lady had
paid, aud said; Two" The conduc-
tor handed him tive cents with IN
angry glance, snd the girl looked 1T
the horses harder than ever whereat
the youth smiled with \ great deal 0f
amusement An old gentleman got
into the car and aat down near the
girl, and the conductor kept his eyes
on the youth. Other passengers en-
tered, aud policeman stood on she
platform with the conductor.
Presently the old gentleman no.
ticxst that the youth kept his eyes
ON the pretty girl, and smiled when
she dared turn her glance away from
the window. and that her eyes fairly
biased with anger ~ She turned froul
him. The conductor spoke to the
policeman, and policeman. conduc-
tor, old gentleman. and all the rest Of
the passengers began to glare 1t the |
youth. Tue old gentleman was hrst
IL interfere.
"Wnat do you mean, sir" said he |
outrageous MAnneIN'
The youth stopped smiling and I
said soflly; III il isn't too much !
l a bs very much obliged II
you would mind your own tusiuess.'
~ GU young puppy!' roared the
,ld man "rll see 10 ycu!" I'M see
10 you! I'll ses Ii veuag ladies are to
~ publicly insuited by such rufflans
"A you are. III make an example Of
your'
"Oh. don't; please don't do any
hing" said The pretty girl implor-
ngly, ''pleass done make scene!"
My dear young lady," said the
I'D gentleman calamity, "yeu shall
,ot be embarrassed, l assure you,
'ut have daughters myself, aud il
) duty I owe to the pubAic 10 make
IA example of this scamp. Conduc-
M!"
The conductor advanced very wills
InSly into the car, followed bv the
and ali the passengers
asesa nj the youth, who smiled more
r0asily than ever.
Put this little puppy off the car"
Aid the old gentleman to the cnn>
uctcr.
"rhe conductor rang the bell and
Aid 10 the youth; ''Come. now: yit
# the kyAl!"
What fcl." asketi the youth.
- er MsSh,nE." replied the cnn-
uctor, ''t>,me, now; start, or I'll ,
TOW yer off,
III you touch me-" said the youth I.
cry quietly, "Iil break your thick
tasIss
The policeman had been arxicusly :
siginS his opportunity, and now he
W. his chance.
We'll. you uon't hrs SIX my head" /,
z unmarked. taking GU, his club. aud
bowling the cunduc,or. the ole. gen. h
euaAn, and the excited pssse, yers y
sde, while the crowd collected in
,e street and l,sck ed in the car wiz
,wS :
stop, stop" screamed the pretty :. :
ri, throwing herself between the :
,uth anu the cfficer. "Oh, please, !,
ssSs don't hurt hinl. he. my bro
sl." =
WHAT shouted the policeman in
tone oi intense disgust.
Nv hiatt. echoed the conductor.
{ cid gentleman. the driver. snd
e res; et the passengers 1
I~, she's my sister, asserted the
" h. seSsins himself beside her.
Aud y u re al pS>k Of internal !
MS" he added.
don't believe it," said the old
.nsas man. Aissr . oEsa,haeSs pause.
hal were you trsasinx each ether
thai manner for, IL yvu are tro.her
ID ss>.sa::"
shes ,Is.ie mad because would
take her 70 the eaN0S this x;,sr.
"a. that's Al. Replied the youth.
And I'u-lm x~su,ly ashamed
il, too" said the pretty Esr.. e>
ming t. czy, And l think you're
! awta.sy stupid I'd ,h.rS to make
xA tc>S" S.e added. rsx>ssoaS,e.~
the old gentleman.
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