New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19

Of her she An sTn MSv Because
| he loves another Yes he loves Daisy Mahopac
Are you quite sure that he doesi yentureIG,
feeling that my r no sep as nto fsets 0
| Snref / am absolutely confident, DAISY
herself has dropped more than one pointed NM ~
this effect. All what subtle creature that II -.
| She always makes me think OF Nlylen. WINE poor
| Mabel she makes me think OF Elanel iaye
you watched DAISY e HshSrdges dnner
last Tuesday. he sat next her: | Sdw nun leu
rosebud fail into her lap when he though, no one
in the heart of her bouquet. . ON. Mr.. Manhattan,
what a cruelty decetfui world this IS! often turn
sick when think Of all the misery that human nan
| beings are perpetually causing each other! Anu
| now what snail dof how shall l act v -. MI.
This whole lamentation on the part OF MISS MISS
S%Gh G%a %Is chare NohVcr
! Mabel Wainwright was merely temporary anal nc
| He was no more in love with Miss DAISY Ma9 9
| Britain. They were simply good friends ana lor
several years past had enjoyed pleasant, lhtluiate
Ries-d-i6ts together, and would so ENJOY oeheis 1 h
| intercession Of Miss Judith between the DeeuinS
heart of Mabel and the loveless. triumphant one OF
Charlie had never been solicited or even concevgu
| by either of the pair They were periehuty
capabe of electing their own reconciliation. MISS
Judith imagined that she had been called upon o ~
| act as mediator don't mean that she taDrlcals1u
anv srur,ous story To me; mean that she merely
| took plain truths and clad them IN the nythicai
| acknowledgements
And so t is with her always. You are ate lot
dinner INV dear Judith some friendly hostess VIII
saw to her. when she arrives at baf-past ihS'eau
aCaroliner she will perhaps reply; with gentle
clutch of the lady's arm. aud look rom 'lo os
gray eyes full OF sombre eoquencei ns, no. nv
| coyn{ was turning the corner OF Twentythird
| street. sudden. horrible, dislocatng ,s nock
| occnrred What saved my head from being dasnen
tbronah the pane of the front window and delugng
| me with my own blood, L cannot imagine! As ~
was half mad with alarm, Hung open tue srsp
door and committed the wild fOly Oh leaphs III ~
| mon the pavement Luckily the carriage hau Dy
this time stopped, or should now =, .a
And with every resource OF no iaho I"I
| nvrotpchuic narration. The unyarnished lshail
saw the unfqreedf truth wonld have been t Snas
! the cab-horse had stumbled badly III taxing MISS
| Judith TO her dinner-party. and that sue was 80
frigh eued that she got out OF the cab aiter IL hau
| stopped. This and nothing more A.. .hoir
There are some people, of whom we say tndd tn ~
| geese are all swans Miss Judith Merlyaie Is
Ss;sop of whom il might he declared that her nalh
| ward fowls are all birds of-paradlSe. Noinlhg
bnnpens to her Just il happens to the REMAINDER
| Of FnpnrhIind and notwithstanding humanity.
| She garuishes the commonest incidents VIII iai
| tastic impromptu ad0rnments, qnte her own. All
| her acts might be described rs the ordinary anu
nsual performances plus kind of emotional cupoia.
She has undoubtedly received marked att1ntIon
rom certain members OF the maze seA: 10Y - 1
epsode of TINS sort has acnnireh an eXceptohai anu
startling saliency. II she ever received the passion
ate devotion of even one particular suItor "hoSo
| impetuOsty made her repeated relnsals eaCh onc
separate ordeal OF pain ~ not accurately kho"n:
Bnt she certainly has managed someho" 10 intoo'
herself with reputation Tor having more 'I inr
| once weathered severe spiritual teInpests uer
| residence i'm Europe il vaguely understooh 10 haNS
heen rendered stormy by the opportunities oi
desperate admirers; . w o,oo
said pausing at q certain page IN her alDnm OF
| photographa lie IL an Italian surely, WIN thaI
crnkled hair and that sensitive cIt OF ho n . n
| make sure Of tho likeness to which l alluded
Then. seeing It, she suddenly withuie"' giving ="
w. sbe presemtIy murmured. lie had mar
| vellous beauty. IL don't know why let MS
picture remain there Some souvenirs nave n1s r1g
! right e. exist for except IN ashes l shohIu
| have burned that one long ago. II nave 10
| idea why did not Have you = -,
| Not the slightest" | returned, with uncom-
Yon arc ais avs 80 matter.of-fOct with me-" she
said. after pause. during when tuthou ot1 ,bas
| she was regarding mo with solemn hxlty; Ana
yet know thss You n ma osTstha yo" can r
snr e m0rs. Just as that poor Julio did, when your
I. R,pliy ~ questioned bluntlv enough. Who
| told YOU anything ~ absurd about mo as that
could or would trer srr e mors" .
| She gave a soft. long laugh. Z" DO you suppose
| that Lave not heard certain things rs well as
| other, T. she went on 10 you suppose l ain
| ignorant OF that little rosy incident III your lie
! when Won were so infatuated WITH Cora J.
| prevented her from finishing the name by
| dropping her heavy album upon the noor. / did It
| as il by accident and while picked the volume up
siII hcg pnron. Miss Judith for nearly breaking
| vour album. But II was little too ponderous FOR
She Immediately saw Tor chose To see mel in new
| light Tier manner would now nave done Tor that
of leading lady IN one of sard0ns or Augler most
| bri-tling coined She raised her lorehnger ana
! shook H. She dropped her head sideways and gave
| alt her figure . languid curve ,
! An Won are supernaturally clever" she SAID
q What a diolnmatist you would have made! You
have every device of couceament aa bout DIES ierts
and at your fingers ends as well. Ana YET nov
] la.a I'm az a.
| have learned 10 read both men and women-ah.
| loo we'll! 1t 80 often fatgues me to think OF my
own dreary and Ranging eXperlenc Is, ,o.,ou,.
| N also fatigued me to think OF tEen-especially
| "a dis rnsted them. | am afraid that on this
occasion made my e'Hm only too clearly manifest
| p" | sometimes beleve that sue has no heart-that
che il snt RELY made mp of this melodramnc aiiec-
tatlon." once said to "a sensible woman VINO knows
| her well. and likes her-as confess that 90 ia
spite of every rational ana tahtaiEihS objection 10
| such n result
-You mistake" said the lady my friend and Miss
Judith's as we'll /" She has very good and honest
! heart She il woman both of large natural feel
| IEgs and capable talents"
| 0Oh | admit her talents"
"But she has more than those. Aa tond she is
| thoroughly genuine. She rings true when you
81 have never sounded her vigorously. should
| NOT dare | have an idea that IL might cause a
clamor which would be heard from here to Phila-
delpha."
@Not at all" came the reply.
Are you serious T. said lnterestedly
| Yes Judith 10 simply of the romantic tempera-
ment IL is her temperament that makes people
iaugh NJ her She has never done really wrong
thing in her life she is. the contrary, trimming
with GOOD and wholesome impulses. ! dlStrust al
her sn ggestions regarding that event iul Roman ana
| pari.ian past. don't believe she has ever known
man to be really very much in love with her since
shs left school"
Truly DO you think it could have been her
unsympathetic noseT $50. 80,
. Now don't he cruel. 1t isn't like you. Judith
doesn't deserve il, either She can't resist posing.
II she had been a man she would have done the
most outr6 and abnormal things.
IA does them now