Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-16

] think wa car venture ga eat>nG =
fairly hearty dsRsler tSrnsrht and eonI
lgeakfs.st tomorrow And chen saa
must dine with Gne "a the Slab - ,narrow
night 81 half past sisssrp. Eos / have thruo
recepsions aud . wedding Ga hand ~
the way, par on saef dress coal. fU !
shall take soa ~ one of the reS~pflous
with ms 81 my uncle Archer's 1 wau
4 Soa 10 knew ny cousin. bessie Arrher.
Shes ga awfusly lells girl. III sssl tls.n
I'n soing - bring wa. They wiz ~
delighted. foa they've oftsa heard nzo
speak II yea Come. cheer up. mani
You look 81 per cent hsstser already. -
long. and daat forget tss4oErsw nieht.
'Po~-wow' club. faftA avenue sns Nine
tsenth street. Arolsse psst <sus has haEld,
ana Rush teok IL with a grip tAs~z drove
tlle rings on has fr1snds fsnxrrs tuoe tie
flesh; bat the lattaf was seo kzsl1eo =
vince.
Before he could quite man hims.kS -
oonfront tie people IA the wasting sus1n
Of The lsnwh ofiico, hush we1ksd -
idly down broadway ~ far - ITinafy
church, where lac stood fer . momene
looking through the iron rafiings 81 The
fence into the grass grown church yurd
The CLOCK ia the church tower struck Z.
which reminded him that the city editor
would NOT he ioog 81 las aesss -, wikA
Lis mind hxed upon the bslsssaans IN
hand. the siTaia on his nerves TciAxed.
and he ~alkea mp the street and rsn up
the winding iron stairs ss the offior ~
lightly a. On that hopeful iirsl d4y ~iAsch
now seemed 50 hong ago.
he had hardly put his foot ON The
threshold OF the aiting roona dsor when
the old messenger stepped up Ia HIM
and said. just IN time. cir. Mr.. Mas
grave sent cut here for YOU only i've
minutes ago. cir. and | todd him this w~s
the FIRST day you had missed IA three
weeks. III 60 at once and tell him you
are here, sir"-~ Inch he did. returning
with the message that Mr.. Musgysse
would like 60 -ee hinl. III never rssns
but il pours, thought flush. "a he sikcd
eagerly 20 the little room.
"Ah, Mr.. Hurlstone. how are yotif
Sorry not 20 have been able 90 do any
thing for YOU before. bat we have been
pretty well filled up. Just AT this mo-
ment. however. we are short handed.
and want t. work up particular cass
Il once. DO yoa know where the Aoadr
emy Of Music la
Rush looked at Mr.. MusgraVe Go So
wbe'hsr be was Joking; but he Wa
busily writing. ard not even booking ~
him. In Irving place. believe"
quite right Irving place and Four
teenth street ] have been informed
that there is q strike ia the orchestra. I
want Won TO 60 UP there and see Dir
Maxmann and get what be has % say
about IL, and then sac some Of The or
chestra and get their story. What the
Bass Drum SAYS How il Strikes The
Cyrnbals' good head lines, ehy'
Then, laying his pen down. ranrning
bis hands into tie depths Of his pockets,
and taking AIM al Rush with one eye.
he said. do you know Miss Knewlfon?"
Rnsh felt that be started, and luraew by
the tingling in bis cheeks that he biuslod.
Luckily, MIR. Musgrare was thinking his
own thoughts. and, although his right
eye was rtdlIik I'd. "a a. ANt fS1aAk HsA4
before him, his mind was upon some
thing else. I.
IL must have an interview with Ms
Knowlton on this strike; il would bc in,-
nense. I'll give you an open letter from
The Dawn, Mir. Hurlstono. and she can
not refuse: you're a persuasive young
man, too. fancy, and you must do your
prettiesi'
seizipg a pen be wrote in quick,
flowing band;
10 be Coanfiued.