New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

car. Here they talk, talk all night long, requiring
the aid OF search warrant 10 find them next morihs
for twenty minutes railroad breakfast. t"Veis
salesman occupying ncghborng quarters once invited
them to out in the pale moonshlne ana vie" the
scenery from the platform Of the car OF course
he was a brute, or he wouldn't have wished Tor dumo
animals travelling companions.
As general thing the wandcrcr avoids the IN
dgestlbles served up railroad dinners. Bciore
reaching the station she take snack from her ihcI'
basket hastily makes herself presentable, then' whie
the other passengers are making an onslaught en-
masse on the lunch-counter. she takes Dros-eye
view of the town. Such enterprise enables her, next
winter when introduced to Mr.. A, OF Eagleton' 10
carry on the following conversation while waiting FOR
the next waltz.
"You certainly have lively little town. What
handsome public budings'
"Oh, you've visited town, thenl Have you
friends in Eagletonl'
"No' she replies and truthfully, too, let 1t DO
said to her credit 81 stopped for short time at tho
Marlborough House as | passing through" ehe
doesn't tell 1t was to get a glass OF icc-water.
Where will she go? Anywhere, from Five POINTS
Mission to Trinity Church. II she happens to stay over
sunday in cw-York City. But" you say, "one
must have a permit to do anything particularly dis
agreeable in that metropolis" Getting permits Is her
chief pa stimc She devoted whole morning 10 TINS
little pleasantly that she might 60 aboard foreign
vessel lying in the harbor. and Interview the ofcer
who couldn't speak n word of English Not that she
was German scholar, but then, words are not the
only language.
But isn't she afraid to be providing around promls-
cuousy7 OF what, pray She can read she KNOWS
the points OF the compass. She can get the map OF
a strange city clearly fixed In her nina rs the
summer girl does the features OF her last new beau
She impresses into her service policemen, caomen'
car conductors and other public officials VINO seem
10 emulate one another in their efforts to pass her on
to the next. If she could only be Induced TO remain
i'm orc city long enough, gratitude would prompt hcr
to lobby through the City Council measure 10 IN
crease the salary OF the guardians OF the peace during
dog days.
There he is 4; let's ask him. she said to her chum
after wandering up and down the avenues OF the Park
for an hour or So as II she expected him. like Robin
Hood or some daring knight Oh oa, 70 SUP run D'
Please tell me the most direct route TO filth-ave
and Fourteenthst.,' said she, appeanhg 10 an t np
proaching bureau Of Information dressed IN Dlue
coat and brass buttons lie walked to the gate
stopped the bus and assisted her TO the Top wheIe
The driver only generously shared with her us
stationary umbrella but his Information about the
owners Of those palaal homes lining the avenue.
Nor does the wandeIer deem !t always advisable 10
disclose her Identity. She having put her neignbor
in M r. car art through s1 Sas b .a aadpes
Miss Black. q Texas" she truthfuly answered
"What Is yours ~ ,., 49,
Wien She sieeps She les down like soldier in the
III
before the door can pass for raInpaTts The other
night she about take stitch or two IN care
aveld sleeve when she found the key sStng In the
folding door rnpackng ribbon boxes and unhcng
shoes she wrapped ard wrapped strings and
ribbons about both knobs. tying them In hard knots
Locking the door entering The hail. she placed the
rvct ~ the shears close mp under the knob Inserting
tho points In the oval part Of the KEY Then opening
the points Of the shears she pushed them down until
they would go further. The robber that entered
that room must now Climb the hre-escape. Next
morning she awoke to the situation. Those shears
wouldn't bulge single inch. She united and IN.
wrapped the strings and ribbons to find me doors
'nclod and herself prisoner by her own Vaccinations
Should she make her toileti How could she without
wa,h-water She returned 70 tho other door where
after Juggling with those shears for threequarters OF
an hour they fell to the floor.
why d0c.n't she catch beaul What does she
need with tho individual when the gems homo IS nj
her commando But she t,n't entirely selfish. Next
winter She Will entertain him with how she has been
TO Concy Island, seen the elephant inside and ont.
how she has succeeded I'm getting into the skull Of
the Goddess OF Liberty. and how she has hidden in the
very hollow OF the Goddess's hand and how she has
been down 10 ocean Grove where they do religion
most tremendously.
There Isn't one BIT Of harm in her. She meanders
vet never NEEDLES. She Is hrtadous but never 6rts.
indeed her chief charm consists in keeping her male
admirers always on the verge Of expectancy.