New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

An oxpresslon OF disgust crossed Mr. o'Royster'
face "Home ~ he inquired. ID you shay nome,
TorsMl Haven't you got any uzzer place Z go
wen man'sh r'dnced { tn 'str-hic-remity 4 soih
home must be In devllsh hard luck
Der Why We go home,' said B'udohsNi' Is DOT
Something's haf show your
aAh. shoe. Za's dlrrcnt Eing. You're goin
t'show mo somo rim, ehi'
"Yah."
a p,cshur, uepe faint picshur, Kofski. I'm or
dnarly very fon' Of art, but flaw needs good ios'
I. FAMINE pIcshur, an I'm bounter confcsh my essf
not jsst 'dapted t.
@Yein5
@Eh?s
at wasn't noddngs like DOT"
yra.,,t china Is u Boash 'Taint Willow Pattern
-. o,o,rn rarbv ar zat sorter zing7 T. tell truth
BoGslf, I amt mush on china some poop" 30
crasby at or shight or piece nicked china MY ".ie
toll mo queer day sic saw piece CrOwn I1,py n
,airt.d d,aa ,,ray m r'fused Z come to fr hall n
49, sa,d I'd give ton er Crown Derby for basket
., an, didn't speak to rest er zhe week.
Jush shows how shum people
"Nenl"
"Fh7s
at wasn't shna' - ,..~.,, =,
@ny zbove. YOU rouse my cur'os'v, "onss'
faint picshur or piece pottery VIVA ueu0o y
"You shall seq ~. ,ar,,,r,..
"Myst'ry Well, I'm sre"' wv
Hulloi us, zh' placcP -,...- ia.
They had walked through Twenty-nin.h-st, INTO
second.avo and had reached the centre OF gloomy
and dismal block Directly m irohe oi ,ne s.oVsles
and ros, h,smal house OF all Bludohsh had suddenly
stunned. anil in answer to Mr. ohoys'or .Aol"i'l
lion he drew from his pocket la'cn~'y an"
tho side door. The entry was darA' o"' '"o - ~.
~ n LIGHT was visible at the end oil inc nan ho
y, ISL ~. yoot,oned with HIS hand an invita-
,,or tor NJ ,,,Rovster to go in. II was accepted
rot however without a slight manifestation Oh 10,
l,,c,ance Mr. o'Royster's senses were so'ne"ha'
c,o,dod lint the shadows Of the entry We" uSii.
enough 10 imprss even him with vague i'en'is "a
dread.
Budoffsk shut the door behind them caicinlly ana
drew bolt or two. Then he led inc w"o NV" s-s
hall toward tho light. AS they auNah.0c -. -
heard one louder than tho rest, which ofoAe oue III
rude Interruption, dying down in'o ~
Ing accompaniment. IN p,,dogs,,,
when thew REACHED tho end OF tho han biuuon'Al
opened another door and they entered i"so ~,
saloon AZ score OF tables men were si'u"e' ",a"S
apparently of German BIRTH They "ere s"'o lA.a
pipes, drinking and listening 70 tno ~
of an orator standing In tho urho'' ''' -
room. -
He was a little round man with little rouna eyes
little round nose a little round stomach ana i.lo
round legs Though very small IN person. ms 'o'o'
was formidable enough, and he appeared 70 W aSVA
shngly in earnest. -, A.
Bindofsl's entrance created consNot
Several persons began N applaud anu SUM s-
Bravo! bravoT One sharp-vlsaged anu e"s .'..
man with black aurer.uails, spectacIes, and high
tenor voice, cried out with burst Oh en,n '
Hall Der apostle uf huff" sentiment thet Drought
ont general and spontaneous choer Mr. hoy .or.
apparently under tho impression that no was tne ooo
OF these hattering attentions, bowed ana sh'eu WIN
the greatest cheerh,lness and murmured something
about this being tho proudest moment OF his NO
He was on tho point Of addressing some remarn !"