The morning news., 1889-03-31

"Hs@S oPPSsaoVof uHN ~ AA0 "e'9 49, $50
house bunting, task trying even TO good
tempered man.
lie got one at last, after an Incredible
amount OF grumolng, raging ana worry,
ing. LUCKILY, Maj. Audley had not limited
him 60 prlce, and to give the vicar MS que
ne was good-natured man ana ala hls pest
for his nelghbors as long as it did not put
MN out OF ms way ne though1 more III
fact OF the welfare OF ms rlch parlsaloners
than bis poor ones, for he loved not unwhole-
some aIleyS ana Ioul smells
Il cannot bear to nave my feelings mar
rowed, +" he once told his paie-faced earnest
young curate, w"o was surviving WIN an
his poor might to Keep on the straight pain,
a1 az b ws m NJ o te es SaSsva to g6 nto
But he liked to go into pleasant drawing
rooms ana lAd9lge IN senll-nirtatlons ,t WIN
oid, mlulie-aged' ana youAS lsuies alke' IL
pleased MN TO give ADVICE III aehcape 5aml-
~ aiIalrs, ana ne woulu gehtiy hoid % the
hand as no plled sootnlhg PHRASES 10 Tue
ear ana ne was guaiuee III speeou s anu il
wise in his generation, and he ma1sged 10
get no Sc LOT MAJ. Anuiey and NUN on
mucn petteF Terms Uhah Une lfasolole co'ohei
"ouIo la1e uone' - o.L
ana curing tne nrst WEEK OF oepOetnoer' :
MaJ' Au1ieys Ieave oy CniS eiine poIls ca
hausted, hntn ana ne returned 10 1eaulor. !,
and the coionel went 70 une Iau"ay a,ion
TO recelye nus oaugnoer. Ano ne saw =
pretty, sao-laced woman, whose IeaouTss :
we're tamlnar 70 nlnl, out wnose expression 4
was not ana, seaoeu opPoslte W Her. was
AuoLey, anu 1nere was q clouo on MS Ofo"
also .-,, -.
net ne met tne colonel Jovlaliy shSus9' +
with READY smiles anu outstreOcneu manu.
which Forth returned somewhat grimiy,
for ne had not quite got over MS gruose
about the mouse yet. ~,
ell, ana nov oid you uehJoy Aiousiies
he asked ot ms daugnoer, as eney $1,000 10
gether on the pletiorin, WINE msJ' Audiey
was oirecslnS aus soioieI Dol 'an' oo'u" "nr
l1ggags
III S very gay place. was INC quiee to
ply.
duMph!" sJscuianeo tne coionei, tooAlpg
lurNYefy from unoe. nis snasgy Oio"s az
tns SAD tace cy ms sos
ne dlo not nRs huons looks somenoN,
and felt unreasonaoly lrrlee0ed agalns1
Audlsy, VINO presently came up 10 UneHl'
and said careIesSy -,
Are you ready, huths Inc traps VIII
follow, and I've goI cao 10 taKe US TO 0ne
house; so suppose we must say good morn
ing, colonel|
he made no ofier nor hlnt OF asking the
colonel 10 accompany then TO Uheir ne"
auode, at Wnlch tne coIonel IeI nA6urally
aggrleyed after all The trouble he 1ad gone
through to get II tor them Nor dla
Ruth ask her tather TO dlne WIN
them, or even 10 drop IN during the evening"
whlc1 he also naturally expected
Mlll you De at nome tomorrow morn
ing IaVne sue asked pauolls LOT NO II
ment as AudIey was handing her into the
CAB; ,,,.,. ,,,,,-,,
es, III De at nome. WlH you conner
IN call about u ocIGck then, salu
ruth, ana she sLnled and hodaed as Cne
cab drove away. OUT One smile wa very SAD
and somehow the colonel Is,. understood Ris MS
young daughter mad neaVy heafI-
Well, no y DO you thluk the old old boy 10Y
looks. said Audley 10 her' aS Uhey uroVeo On
from the station.
Just tne same, answered II lth.
She was gazing WIN Iar-a"ay iooK IN
her eyes out oil cao window thinking
now tle laliiiIlai opJecOs HGey "otT p''SoilIe
sselleu soia unlS'tliai IN .lea h,
Snogo' VIo s +;,o 80 o. - Saala,
oLJ oLous ~ AiS III, + yoO 'Hy w., u S,E
~ - 90 Ell u 80 "a e
SIe tLo lo, So. ~ .oad 80 sb
~ ~ tnY ~ Rnard 1on Sfnr+h r;3;na Co. r ~
o 80. oetn 49, s.t.,,,
ouo t ~ ~ I,r j.; as he sot or
Sau S;N S.o 'ery i0A ~ ' ha. ay;ro- ha,
9 ais 80 81, -. sroSsI,t,t a nd es
~ ~ ht VI e. thoSa aha II sirrhaj 90
'ne ~ TnOuU nSt sor ~ Pn.h roS 80 q yarv ar+or
niusv eay NUN, iJ Su amJa aio % tia enoo,
IoIulns ooH. 49, So au1''J ON' Iva
uiUt9hO "i.n ;tn dtsn toi .,.,o5 ,ooi,i,o
nay s,T - -. +L;.'i.Sr. of "tIar -.
IoIuu. 40 'uinAis u O''-oi 'ii'Ns''
uiu o9S noai' L;..o ,..L
aUvdleJ tsU saTo a H1l ol'Sel Iau u.
ou are @ eAI. elnely o0nJus0i ih yo"i az
VeaUlon' ny ,1- uedi
Raiuea I, 20 ~ = % uo. 60 =,
We iaU LII ~ % IU- ilis
sue si saiu, seHoiJ. an soliy NJ
1stehi T. N0'ui"iiy' ie'ui nins " IAe0N
IoFG- -,,--..
eu al l'S Pie0sins ieOolie0UAonS'
Sc3ITi .iIyi AuuleS. ,u...;y -,
"n 10 paihttt -. sot F. sal o1
Rutu. T DI. ~ peSUoi W iVI soI onem aii'
I "oiIueI 1s "ui0n Vho N04So ID 'NoJ N0'' 'AAoH
ior usF
why, confound lt, cried Audley, put
ting ms head out o tne CAP wloooW, mere
we are close TO the TORT! Driver, nave you
not passed AZ, high streetF
Nc, sir, answered the driver from the
box; '4I is the last house but one on {
left side; Wen be there in minute or two;'
and accordl gly IN a mlAute or two he
pulled up before substantial red brick
house, close TO tue gates OF the Tort, before
Whlcn sentry was paclng on duty.
Its far too near the fort, grumbled
Audley, as be descended from the cab and
and handed out Ruth, the house door being
opened by neat handmaiden that Mrs.
Appleby, the wears WIFE, had engaged:
IL was good mouse, roomy and oId-tash-
ioned, and belonged to widow lady and
her two maiden daughters one OF these