The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

were, they tried Desperately I" conceal seal theil
was brilliant and witty and nftosethep
ia haa Simply ss DtS q ho n%si and
nm unrccognized and unexpected oracle he was
m9rG ilndignant to reresiys vaguely. how the
the point Of his tests, On the other hand the
tvs. could hardly be polite as he, noticed tho
phenomena Of his friends pos session. Had
they not been gentlemen the consequences
might hay haye been serious , ., u
when the two. each at his core the prey OF u
sinister sinister risentment. entered the caii Of the
mutual Ill humor. 1t was an unfortunate ac-
s sbnn but i Was t@ted that tho first man they
is a tall. lean man of bilious complexion and
an imperous manner. He comes from Ken
tniS6y' and +; Ike all the products of that adj
but pcrcmptory,, sure OF his opinions, right or
EST%nG and s"rries int private NE that ncx.
oushtuiy regarding the " street Outside sHe Ff Ills
proach of tho Colonel and tho Doctor. They
had almost arrived at the impression that the
fioGndatiOp Of their dise0ntsnt was Mint IL
their Caco,i@monic possession was the work
81 Mint IN mhe t coMli not exercise the Caco.
Ill.
81 his anniversary. and 10 once moro happy.
They were through with Mint.
thor nenitence as were she Doctor nnS b IN
Colonel are thrown into ollision with nature
Dc bent A. on being indisrreet in selisqbjueation
10 the influences of Mint. as the Judge was.
A.. There's only one thing for us. Colonel"
the rrso1 Judge snid md he INDICTED another
heaped uG In q bowl on the polished bar as
81 think Id rather not. Judge" said the
The The Judge opsned his eyes. His sallow
cheek flushed Clearly; he was lisplea se,d.
said: II cannot allow tho first day Il Mint to
90 by WITHOUT saluting It with iuep. sir. AS
own preferences. For me. by all means a ju.
lih,rand nothing but julep,'
ns Ins 9d tEeE rHm kentnSby The Cole
Of these great states mint juiep is made in a
distinct list and particular manner. The artist
had formula Of his own. which was regarded
With equal distavor by beth tho authorities
II reprehsnsion, OF. the recipe Of the New
a5sr Of hs the De dspu.s was rbgp s hrs
luleps ,wcrc Compounded after tho fashion Of
TIE Coleman HOUSE, The next three deferred
oompiigd with the exactions OF the Virginia
code: There was a pause for judicial deliber;,
probability the Coleman House formula
would he improysd by including the rescript of
tne rEn1 The three usns
felt, almost immediately that tho Coleman
House c T., could net DO reeoneiled with the
theory would blend more harlncniously with
tne t practice ks Of NeW York? It id not At least
waited UPON tGs next volSme Of widen" Sviden"e Hn't"
II am ready" the Colonel said. with stately
ana ~ s Of
after the and the VE rssns Ia sys.
Tho indstinctness Of utterance with which
the Judge accepted the proposition was as
the doctor. he realized in a confused way that
he was abso utely without influence as an
authority. and that there was nothing left for
him to do except to yield. INCREASINGLY. to
Mint, whether after, the kentuckian, the Vir-
EinEiain The New Y YORK the New
York;yirginian Kentuckian code.
At kirk S. five additional jurors. after care
GUS formulas, iirst in their Simplicity. and md then
with progressive inarticuIateness. OF the en-.
tire lot That unanimous verdict was in duo
yestigators at the Brewer House. Fifteen ad-
y IN e. 3sssTs. nSs;as
question was argued and illustrated with in:
sfsF part na Of s @ til
long after dark.
MeRntiTne Ill brOaQWays from lwcnty- sixth
street to Thirty second. was bamy with the
breathings OF summers most aromatic herb
Under its soothing spell eminent men, we'll
known to public observation. leaned against
lamp posts and dreamily exhaled the tender
infection. Nobody said anything irritating
or inflammatory Much that was said was
unintelligible. and vast deal of wisdom was
yelled from the curious by silence on the part
OF the WISE
The first day Of Mint ended at midnight at
the Imperial Cafe. 1t ended amid the INFUSED
ncclamations OF mass meeting. All other
tones were merged In the debate. Men who
came to drink cocktail Is or plain whiskey or
delight In wine found themselves caught up
in the hurricane OF Mint New friendships be-
gan. the associations OF years were shattered.
Tho Judge was escorted to his lodg-
ings . by vociferous partisans believing
lOvially for the. julien Of old Kentucky.
The Colonel was deposited in a cab. to which
the adherents OF the Virgnian theory
would have harnessed thcmseved had 1t not
been for the unfeelinG Interference Of the
POLICE. AS for the Doctor. he managed to
reach home In n state Of somnam bulism. from
which he was with difficulty ava cd at noon
next day by an urgent complaint of megake-
phalalgia on the part Of the Colonel.
The mass meet ing adjourned to the street.
and was dispersed eventually. with some dfli-
Guilty. by ono Of Capt. McLaughlin's convinc-
ing roundsmen. but not until it had resolved.
under the direction Of competent authority.
an Assistant United States District Attorney
from Connecticut, that the season of mint
juleps-and the formu a-has been most au-
spiciously inaugurated."