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New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
PROSPEROUS YEAR or THE TARIFF LEAGCE.

The annual meeting Of the American Protective
Tariff League was held YESTERDAY al the office If the
league, y. 23 Wcot Twenty thrG - The follDWine
ire the Oiicers Of the League; Edward IT, Amuidown
president; Thoma, Il. Dudley, first vice pre- idcut
Robert T. Porter. second vicc-presidcnt: Henry VI.
Hoyt, general secretary; Mahion Chance. assistant
general secretary; and Chester Gnswoh treasurer
The following managers VIII terms had e. .pi;cd were
rc-eccped Colonel Lc Grand b. Cannon. Cornelius y
Bliss p c. Cheney, Georgc Il. Ely and Thomas DOlan.
Colonel W. L. strong elected manager to fiji a
yacanc,.
The following constitute the executive committee
-Ornelils y. Bliss NcwiOrk, George H. Ely, ohio d.
lanes ohillps H. Massachusetts. Joseph l.. ThiOpp.
Pennsv vai!is: and T. C. Cheney NcW lIaHp hire. The
mectinl was interesting one. The reports Of The
officers showed that the League has been vgOrOus Is
at worl and that Us affairs are in most satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
WEDDINGS.

There was a fashionable gathering AT 81. Thomas
Church. Fifth ave and Fifty hrl Il. yesterday after
noon. t. witness the Wedding Of Miss Louise Lcavitt
daughter of Henry e.. Lctvitt, and 1homa, Chandler
Tnachcr. son Of Henry G.. TAachcr, of boston. Ih"
Fcy. Br. j.. Wesley Brown. rector of the church.
oriclatod The bride entered the church with Der
father The bridesmaids were Mi Maud Ciurciil
Miss Camilla Leonard. and Mis- Martha and Miss
Mary Thachcr. sisters of the bridegroom. tn" BRIDE
groom. with hi, best man. Charles J.. Sp@-ue. OF
Boston. met the bride at the clanccl. The u,hcr
were Fred Brooks, \. ". Lonsfcllow Jr., Loni, j."
Tb,chcr. Roger, +. stursis, Of Boston Robert J..
Perkins and lcyward e. Lcaylt. Of New l"rA, 'e'i Zee
Clifford IuoIl Of Rochester. and Henry X. Ed"diN-.
Of Cleveland. \ reception followed at Inc
hoisc Of the brides father, 80. ! East Iorici -t
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Iii'H'f'
rar.nts Of the bfidceroom G. r. Curtis, Gordon
Abbott. and Miss Lillian Goldman, all Of Boston Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie, Perkins. Nj, Perkins, Sir. ana
Nr.. Harry Lcavitt, Mr. ard Mr.. shepard CANDY,
Ni.s Kitty Candy. ChaIlc, Wheeler Barnes, Mr.. ana
Mr., George &. Haven, IL. =. Palmer. Mr. ana Mi''
= g. Haven ir cx secretary aid Mr., W G. Whitney,
the Mics Tur..i--, W. Tcll0wcs Morgan, NJ. and
Mr. Percy Morgan. Mr. and Mr.. John J.. f1I'''.''
the Misses Parsons, Mr.. and Mr.. LIayt'n'
Ives. the Mi.-cs Ives, Nr and Mr..
Lawrence Turnurc. the Misses IHrnnie,
James Earclay, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward MIS-
Vail. Mi, Vail, Mr and Nlr-. ". G.. >chermcrAorn'
Mr.. and lr. john Iuuc,s Kane, Mr and Mf'.
Iucu, Tuckcrman, the Mc,-r-. Tucker, Mr. ana Nr'.
John Carter Of Washington, Fred BALDWIN, NJ ana
Mi,,c, Del Monte, Nj. aud NI,. burton Harrison
Vr and Mrs, H. j. WOol-cy, DR.. and Nr. /. =.
Tr,irnt Nr and Mrs, Rudolph >ca.rmcr. Jr. NJ.
and Mrs. f. G. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. !. =. Barnes ana
Mrs, Arthur Wclman.
Last evening at O'Clock, in the HaplSt labcrnagc.
Mi ofulic Thomas, daughter OF Mrs. Frcdrri'a
Thomas, was married 10 Edwin =. IIuc the RcF.
Dr Potter Da-tor Of the church, Oilcaied. IT,"
bride wa given away by her unce. Charcs \an
Tas-cl. She was attended by Mi, Rosie Imm a.
maid Of hot0r The bridesmaids Mis- Mamie
Van TaS,cl Miss Jennie Lancaster and Miss Clara
Poole The best man wa lItrH Tan T!c usher.
were Trit,ch L0rsch Albert Merriam oscar Iholha'''
Ch,rlo, Ic,cl Willie LOr,ch and Lloyd Ellc. \ rc
ccption followed at the house Of the brides mother
80 SO -. Mark, Place.
Carlisle Penn. Jan. 1G (~pcciaD-Thc wedding oi
Harry Ciui Of The Mechanic Sburg Journal ana
Nj. IIrrricftl Kcllc,. WAS eocmnizod BAT evening
in - Mark, Lutheran Church, Mcchanic-burg. The
Rev II. y. Fcgly Onlciatcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
For Coughs and Colds u
Sold by all druggist.
Po.tonice Notice.

Should be read daily By all interested, changes may
Letters Tor foreign counties need not be specially ad
dressed Tor dispatch by any particular steamer, except
it is desired to send ducats Of banking and CON-
mercia documents, letters not Tally addressed being
by fastest vessels available
For'ign mail for the Wcch ending January Is viii
close promptly all cases, az til. Office follows:
Greetands II for Notherlands direct, per $.
p Caand l"tt,r, must be directed per T. Oaland)
d. m for BucGeds, per : ;. w e. Htwes. from New
Orleans.
also SaNauia. Via Curacao, per Phade pha loters
for other Colombian ports Via Curacao be- directed
p,r Philadelphia . at 10 a. m. for Mindward Islands,
per :. Empress AZ II a. m. for Jamaica and Tor
France switzerland Italy Spain and Portugal per
Ia Roureogne via aVre etters for other European
tries must be directed La BOuLg0gne " at IL 80
a. m FOR Europe per $ 6 Umhria Via Queenstown Diet
must be directed :. per umbra ~ at p m. FOR Cuba
Der s. s. CITY OF Columbia. via Havana 0etters be
directed " CITY OF Columbia ~ az D. NJ for Bocas
del Toro per Ciussie from New.Orleans.
tfrom San Francisco cos,~her January 'l6 p m.
Malls for the Hawaiian Islands. per Australia from
San Francisco. close here January 20 at p Malls
Tor the society Islands per slip City of Pape rom San
Francisco, close here January -26. az m. Malls for
Australia New Zealand. Hawaiian Fiji and Samoan Is
lands per Maripo,a from San lranclscol close here
February g. at p. m (or arrival az New York OF
Gaa. with British mails Tor Austfaal. Malls for
by rail 10 Tampa. Fla and thence by steamer. Via
Kew West Fla close at this Office daily az 80 a. m.
THE schedule of closing of Trans-pacinc mails IL
the presumption OF ther uninterrupted over
land tim i Francisco. Mails from the East arriv
steamers are dispatched thence day Registered
mall closes at 6 80 p m. previous dav:
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmastee
Postenice New-York. N. Y. January 10. lsso
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
LABOR IN MASSACHUSETTS, PRISONS.
From The Boston Herald.

Mastscbusetts has the two restrictions which New
York ltill maintains, and another Whlch Ne" Ork
has re)ealed. Our law f0rbids the use Oh " new
machinery. No one seems 70 know why the niue
word newp put into the law, but IL mas hclpcd
the prsons out good deal. AT the slate pFisGh son
enabled the authorities 10 purchase haCuIheIy "oi
was il use by the contractors when the ia" WSs
passed and the shoe business has been mace possibie
by IT, But II new machine Is needed IL cannot De
bougr. II the machinery now an use should ge us
siroye BY fire or otherwise, il could nO DC rephoCu
IL a single machine were wanted to start ne"
Industry n could not be used This j. nonsense
New FORK allows the Of machinery. ana can senu
10 Boston goods made al sing sing by pflsOnei1 THo
use machinery while Massachusetts prisoners arc loI
hidden the use Of new machinery. western prisons
send BRUSHES 20 Boston. and being uncS,lcou a.
setts prison officials who, If they wish - hanul
similar goods must make them by hand Ea9l 'ahi
bridge can make brushes with tile old machinery IL
had used for years but other institution e0ua pus
a brush machine TO begin business viii. Inc "a''~
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
nrrrrn nr TILE WLLLLANs ALCMNL

The annual dinner Of the Williams Alumni ASS"
citation Will take place February at the hrnh'"''H
Hotel 4 large attendance is already assured. h"o"s
the prominent graduates expected are Judge stephen o.
Field. President Carter, Of Williams DaVlu n VIZ,
I Fd,vard simmons David Dudley Field, surrogate
Abbott OF Broo<lvn: H. II. Anderson, senator J"hn
j. ingalls, Francis Lynde stetson, the Rev Dr. hooer'
K. Booth, the Rev. Dr. +. II. Griffin. Dean oi JOINS
Hopkins University; Martin l. Townsend, on roy
Eugene DclanO, and Ex-Governor Henry ll3Nt' W
Phlladclphia. L. Laurence Hopkins and NcholaS
Van Slyck, Of Providence. X. /. Among the guests
invited 10 represent sister institutions are h9nVp
Henry G. Potter esidcnt elect seth Low, ol C"mba
College, Judge Henry T.. Iiowland and Charles =.
Beaman. The college ece cnb Will also be present
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE CHILDREN MAY Not PLAY YET.

Mayor Grant yesterday heard an argument upon
an application to permit the appearance Of about
thirty children i'm a spectacle now produced at
Niblo's under the title Of " Bucbcard, jr" Nh
lIunmd made the argument on behalf Of the company
and sad that the children would only be on the
stage about five minutes and they coulc AL be nome
by 0 O'Clock. MIR. Gerry cOntcndcd that the statute
absolutely forbade the appearance Of young children
in dramatic performance under any circrW~i ilcc~
The Mayor said he would refer the cas-" - the corpora
tion Counsel but thought that he would profanity De-
able TO give a rcpiv 10 dav The children have not
vet appeared in this city, although the play has bcch
running since Monday. They arc used in scenes
illustrating various nursery stories.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
M4RRIED.

Buffalo, January 1G. 1890 by the
REV NJ Cleveland qyde AZ the residence OF the BRIDE
aunt Mrs II. J. white, Jessie NJ. Dsrkee to Charles
II Grove.
AZ the residence OF tn brides parents Brooklyn "
bv the Rev u. l.. Herr assisted by the Rev. 4. +.
ChiVcrs Of Buffalo, Emma =. POnlcEOy, OF Brooklyn,
To c. II. Curti,s. OF TairytCwn, y. y.
FMMONS-HILL-On Wednesday, January Is, 1890. at
40 D. the Church o the lNfitans l30th--t and
5thave.. by the Rev. Dr. Edward l.. Clark, Miss May
Belle II ILL., daughter Of the lat" George Ill., OF this
To Morton r. Emmons. OF Rome Ga.
LAW KOMt.-At the residence OF the brides
mother, Tuesday January II, by the Rev DR.. r. X.
Booth Alice daughter OF the late Addison T. Jerome TO
Ben namin Bowden Lawrence son OF James Ricketts, Law
renee, all Of this city
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
JypRoyPrr PROFESSIONAL MATINEE.

NJ. Mau,n,ld's matlnce u " King EIchard TT " AZ
Palmcr- Theatre yesterday afternoon not Intended as
profo iona matinee but many actors who were any
os the production came that almost amounted %
one. Among those who were present were members ~
tho ,,llovlu, romranie-: W Cranes Shenandoah" ."
Miss Julia Marlowc',. Mile Khas " The County FAR"
.The Old Homestead " The Midnight B,M' "lho
Gondocrs" the Loud'N Gaety, " Buch"ud lr.,' - mo
Seven Ages" the Madison square the Lyccum and tho
Casino and Carleton opera companies. Al enjoyed and
applaudod IN, performance enthusiastically There VIII
be- only one more matinee Of Richard ILL.," and 1t VIII
take placc tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE SITE FOR HARRIGAy's NEW THEATRE.

II ha, already been announced that Edward liarrie'n
l- TO have a theatre in this city next Na'on' l.
ul be- on the north side Of Thir'yhh-t. 100 feet east
, slNhave The lot !, lOoN15 feet, and now occupied
bv coored Methodist church and dwelling. The price
maid for tho land sllG 600 Possession viii be taken
an Nav l. and expected that the theatre viii be-
ready for occupancy early ia the autumn IL VIII be
small house a, Mr. Harrgan does not believe In large
his purpose.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
DOOR BELLS orr or ORDER.

From The -. Paul Pioneer Press.
\ lady who does good deal of calling suggests
that il would be capital idea for those who have
electric bells in their hou-c>. that happen 70 be out
Of order. 10 put mp card, announcing that fact.
There is no doubt that 10 would save caller, annoy
ancc and chagrn. Thi, lady has called several
time, at one house, where she knew the people were
at home and did not answer because thew did not
hear the call bell which broken. II was learned
later that they knew it To be out of order
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
,ur ,ycryrS READY FOR SHIPMENT.

The Anecu wa, racket yesterday, and will be- shipped
~ CHICAGO to-day. in charge Of J. f. sutton, Of the
American Art Association. IL l. insured Tor 4looooo
Al, the other pictures TIE recent exhibition AT t" Amer
an Arr GALE, were h"hC packc yesterday. Those OF
W f. Walters Of Baltimore. Will probably he shipped
first w : Rudworth ha, hod charge of IN" delicate
task of putting them in boxes in such way that they
Will not be injured IN ulu-it and Will accompany them
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
ROOTU Avn UODJFSEi At NEW.HAVEN.

Ncw-IIaven, Jan. rs Cspecal.-Booth and Moileska
appeared here tonight before the largest audience
ever present to pay homage to genius IN this city.
The play was " The Merchant Of venice Both ACTOR
and actress were az their best and the audience
composed Of New Haven, most critical theatre g"eis
were pleased beyond description.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Success or yADJY8 ~ BOSTON.

Boston, jan Is (Spccal).-1hc Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Company presented the sparkling
operetta Nady7 tonight at the Hollis street Theatre
before an audience that completely filed the house.
The success OF the opera was instantaneous and
pronounced. The cast which the same As the
ono which presented this opera at the Casino IN
New York, scored individual successes and was re
ceivcd with great enthusiasm. NadJY' has certainly
proved tho operate hit Of the new year.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
rNcLnrNrS ~ SncLETY-

Mrs Howard Crosby so 10 East Nuc''onth-St'. gave
tea ut her home yesterday afternoon 70 Introduce Der
daughter Mis-. trace Ashton Crosby. Assisting TO '-
rclye wcr, Ms, Bessie PcnGleton Rocer,. Miss SaIe
r,inq.on Ms, Mary Trevor. Miss Caroline White the
Misses Wells Mrs, \. II. Allen. sister Of Miss crosby
and Mss. F,arn. wife OF cNMn-trr to Greece Walker
Fearn Several hundred people called. There was music
by the Mandolin Quartet during the afternoon.
Mr. John Lyon Gardiner OF Gardeners Island, gave
rec,pon at No 67i Mad d-onayc yesterday afternoon for
ha- dn...ntnr ML.s CnrnLIn LLAIn.ston nALdlnnr
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
.yyr.L DIyyFR OF THE TYPOTHETAE.

The annual dinner Of the Typotheae will take place
this evening at the Hotel Brunswick. II com
mcmoratc, the birth Of benjamin Franklin, and the
Rev Dr. James VI. Buckley the Editor Of d" The
Christian Advocate9 will respond to the t0a, to his
llemory speeches Will also be made 10y Isaac II.
bailey Colonel +. W kuoN, Joseph Howard, IT,,
William II NcElroy and others.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

chusctts prohibition of the use Of machinery III the
prisons is inconsistent with itself and should be re
pealcd. If prisoners to work al all. they should
be allowed to do their work it IS usually done IN
the outer world
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
,1FBrD R WHITNEY NAY LIVE.

The condition Of Alfred r. Wtrcl az late hour last
nirht was said To be- improving and thought that
he Rad passed the cri,i, of hi, c>s. consultation Of
physicians was held 4 his bedside IN the afternoon.
perfect rest and good nursing it Is said pull him
through.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
WALKER BLAINE TO BE BrRTED TOMORROW.

Washington. Jan. 1G.-The funeral Of Walker Blaine
will be held at the Church Of the Covenant on Satur
day. at II a. m. The burial will be at oak lIill
cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

When baby was sick. we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child she cried for tastOrla,
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Castorla
When she had Children. she gave them Castora.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

IL mikes sound tocth. does GRAINLET. Therefore
10 f. a heahfl morning dish for children Nah De hdu
OF all the leading croccrs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Guerial X Notloes.

A.-A.-A.--
BENNERS PREDICTIONS FOR 1890.
Benncrs predictions concerning
PRICES AND TuE STATE OF TRADE DUNN" le'o
will appear in the
RECORD AND GUIDE
this saturday Copies mailed upon receipt OF loc a. pup
licaton onigc l9l Bioad"ay. --
A. VIM. Is. Norman. Auciioneer.
GRAND SALE By AUCTION
AT THE
GALERIE DIES BEATN-ARTS
"a 5Tu,AVE+; NEAlt 2;,83i6SIIYxc
COMMENC ING TUESDAY NOKNlN",
and continuing the follow ng day, hour until
disposed Of,
SUPERB ART PORCELAINs AND FAIENCE.
Choice BronEes. Artistic Can1 Marbles Neihls Marth
p"d"sta. and Fascl, OIL Paintings and Wa,erC olors.
MAGNIFICENT cupid Mirrors IN Hand-caNec rod flan,s'
Etagcres. Dainty French Gilt ana carved Ma'osahy NC
eep'ioH anu 'GI'IRA RARE ASSORTMENT or
ARTISTIC FUR\IGt RE,
in the most expensive coverings and many other Novelties
too late for the Holiday season. .,
The sale viii De- under the management OF
VIII ha- been instructed hv the agents
10 SELL ABNOll TELN
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
Cod Liver OI.-Thi. Invaluable medicine for weak
lungs and debility frequently rendered unavailable by
,ts strong odor and taste. Caswell Massey 4 Co.,
rMrIsION o, COD LIVER OIL with PEPSIN snd
ouININE entirely overcomes these objections
SEE LETTERS FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS TO
CASWELL. MASSEY & co.
lfH Bwsy. 57s 5th-aye. and Newport. r. I.
For Coughs and Colds Huyler's Lcorice Tablets.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
The Cambridge,

6thave. and 33dst. Is palata model home. with all
motel conveniences Cuisine unsurpassed Lorenr Reich
proprietor
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
M4RRIED

PITNEY- NTI Mon Wednesday, January Is. ~
the North Reformed Church, Newark y, j. BY the Rev.
David Waters, ID. D., and the Rev. Charles r. Hart
d D.. Anne Roberta, daughter OF Robert +. Baontne
20 John o. II. PitLey.
SMITH-STODDA RT-On January u. at the Second Coll
leo.ate Reformed Church Of Harlem by the Rev. O..
Hutchinson snyh, Bessie Blair only daughter of the
late Alexander St0ddar 70 Thomas Charles Smith, all
Of this city
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Wonderfully fascinating. the new game Rcdoubt
for young sold ht all toy dealers Ly IDdIl al
J. II. singer 2l3 West 3lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

ASSISTANT SECRETARY BATCHELLER Ill.,
Washrngto Jan. 1G.-Assstsnt secretary Batcheer
was faken sick today with the influenza, and was
not able 70 leave his house.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
EsIxEskcHR1ol
JJIEI).

Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Iainter.-M,mbers Of the College Of Pharmacy CT the
cifv ~ NrW-Nolk are requested to dtt ht l, iNt'lai
service, of late trustee. Professor En rant r. nom
hi, lat, sid nee Spuytrn DuNNA. on DAY, JNuai
- M d. m. Train leaves Gfaud Cfral Depot at
4 10 n m EVEN MCINTYRE, President
l. NININ HEGENAN, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
Spring Carpets

Perhaps IL Is early TO talk
about Spring Carpets. but
what is the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here To buy your ne W car
pet? Our three floors of
our double store sre now
packed full of bean new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufactures, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics. md the
variety OF design Il color
ing for Spring of $40 has
never been equaled Select
your carpets, we Will store
and lay them for yOu when
ordered. We mai a spec
ialty OF fine work. knowing
that a customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

Car. Mark weIch. late of Belfast.
Ne vas sn old time ship master. and
many amusing stories srs told Of bis sea
life Capt WEIGH had great sbhor
renee 4 tobacco, and disliked 70 fni t.
bacco "quiGs" about the vessels deck
One night he found an immense 'ouid'
on the quarter deck alongside the house,
which bad been recently painted Ihe
captain called al hands. TIE watch BE-
low turned out. and az tha night vss
pleasant they could not iussrine what
ths di1csitT was Get the watch
tacsls- straps sad hsn5spike. ard
brEng them sft. shouted tie captain
The crew obsysd in auaazsmsnt Put
a strap aro1ud tie rasIB boom ard book
On ne watch tackle. said Capt. Weich.
g y hst = - - oorsT ssk@d re nate.
'SsinS hat dead marine lying taers
AGAINST the hoszse sni hoiss hiua over
board. said TIE capssin. porting - ths
tnhaceo auii- Il vas don.- No rooTe
dead marines uers fognd lying short
TIC secss sfssz tass>-L<Tsssoa JoGrssA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
A STORY or THE BLEAK NORTH.
Tho True Account of the Latest Arctic
Tragedy.

The frozen wastes about the pole, where
the Esqulmaux live, have their love trag-
edies, their Romeos and their Juliets.
A young seal hunter loved the fair
daughter of one of his richest neighbors
She returned his passion, but it was the
old story-unalterable opposition on her
fathers side and the same article on the
mothers with the usual feminine i'm
provements thrown in.
Between the cake Of ice on which the
young sealer had erected his hut and the
larger foe, which was pre-empted by the
parents Of his sweetheart, the cold had
broken an impossible crevice some hun
dred feet or more in depth and twenty in
width. Save for single jutting frag-
ment just thick enough to bear little
more than his own weight his home was
completely cut off from the world about
him. This practical isolation inspired
him.
He began storing up in his humble
quarters oil blubber and other eatables
sufficient for the support of two for at
least six months. He had received to
steal his bride. and knew that If he
gained his ice foe with her and broke
down the bridge they were safe from
trouble or pursuit for the winter season.
or until the warmer waters Of the sum
mer moved the icebergs to closer con
tact. BY that time he hoped the ~ 'osi
ton Of the parents would give way TO
pardon and reconciliation.
The Esquim4ux sleep together promis-
cuously on raised snow bank on one side
of the jgloo or ice house Incased in
their sesiskin nightbags. with the huge
protecting hood over the head and face.
they are as comfortable ss their natures
require.
The youth waited outside the girls
home until ne felt that all within were
asleep. Then, creeping through the mar
row entrance. he made his way toward
his darling lie seized the long bagliks
mass in which her fair form was incssed
bore il tFiumphantly across the nsrro'
bridgo % his stronghold, and. ere the A.
frigh elders could pursue him, witt
his lad cut down the ice bridge ar,
was
Not eating 10 hear the ohiurrations
of those on the other side Of the abyss,
he knelt beside the fut,ering form q his
hearts devotion. sure Of a short period
Of hiisS at least. and snEiously dragged
back 10 fur hO n - catch a glimpse Of
her eet face.
He had stolen bis father. In-law. Phil
adelphia Tines.