New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

Mr. GIlvant dropped the tapes and rushed fanti-
cay into the street and 10 the entrance Of the
Exchange. He dispatched messenger across the moor
to find his broker. but who could find which In that
tumultuOus mobl Tho Exchange floor was crowded
with crazy body OF yelling men, their fa:es boiled
into crimson, their eyes glowing with fierce hre,
their hats banged out OF shape. their coats in many
cases torn into shreds, josng, tumbling, jumping,
stretching all over each other in rOtous confusion
Fat men were being squeezed into pancakes, little
men were being covered out OF sight tall men were
being clambered, upon II their manifest destiny
were TO serve as poles ard every man OF them
big short thin, fat lank and heavy, was hourishing
his arms In tho air and bowling at the top OF his
voice
Mr. Galllvant's messenger returned in few
moments with the report that Mr. Thwicket could not
be found QuverIng with exeitment, Mr. Galllvant
started forth IN further search. At the door Of the
Exchange he met his Office boy who told him the broker
was searching for him high and low had been az tho
Office and was now In the savarn cafe Thither Mr..
Gallivant rushed as fast his legs could carry him.
only to learn that Thwcket had just gone out asking
every man no met II he had seen Galvant The
lawyer was In dIspair. He glanced at the ticker
| Snap. Col. 1874 1-2i"
Heavens n he shrieked " will nobody seize that
crazy Thwichet and hold him TIL Gomez
He ran at full speed 10 the brokers' oicc. Thwickef
| had loft two minutes before, having learned that
Galliyapt was ut the savarin. He turned around
again and started once 20 dash forth, when he
saw tho broker coming along In reckless haste
In an instant Mr. Galivant was all repose. all
serenity and easy. Hc dropped quietly into chair
and picked up the morning paper In rushed Thwfcket
dIshevelled, franticI brcathless.
AT lastTH he cried. SITS l36 TIN break in
another ten minutes! Hadn't better got from
undcrl" aE
"strn excited, TbwlcBoti" answered Mr.. Gallivant
reproachfllly "My dear boy, Pm afraid you've not
rot proper hold upon yourself, Yes probably
you,d better unload Perhaps now's as good moment
as any. But be
TbwIckct did not wait for the rest. He hcd. When
no returned half hour later his face was RADIANT
Init his collar wilted. "eodp he cried, at i4s'
and busted at 152P
BY a. aulcb, spontaneous motion, Mr. Ganivants
musiaches drew themselves in q loving curl around
his nose, but for tho rest no merely CHEEKY gently
CHEEKY, as be always was.
You've done very we'll, Thwicket," he said, COM
mendIngly. @You'vc quite justified my confidence.
YOU'RE knowing fellow, and Ill-er, what's the
procccdsl
"A hundred and hIrteen thousand-raiher fir
days works
"Ihat Il Is. Send around your check for the
hundred and let the thirteen stay on account Bye,
byc. III see you again in q day or two.'
Mr. GaI!lyant walled out into the street upon his
usual amble Strikes ue,a he said. musingy, that
ought TO do something handsome for Thwickek
now really ought N.Y. profit $4,000. Doubt u hid
rnl roach even $500. That doesnt look quite fair, SEQ
n thai hs did tho busIncss an his money The
dcnco az Il e. tough that It's demorallzing to MAKO
presents 20 your brokers. After al, business Is
ss,.,nsss,s L. z Q.