The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-19

You have furnished rooms for rent SAID
the Wande-er OF the New York Tribune to
the plump. red faced woman who came TO the
door.
Step right up stairs, sir
The Wanderer followed YEARLY, for he had
been up other stairs to see other rooms
Nov there sir - said the woman as she
threw open the door Of a hail bedroom ana
waved her hand as II she was exhibiting
Westminster Abbey, there, SIR, Is a room
for you, a all room, 10 be sure, sir, but a
roOmy, comfortable room, s1r-for all
I'm afraid it's hardly big enough, sug.
gested the Wanderer. making mental note OF
the fact thR. it was the twenty trst hail
room which sanguine 1and1adies had tried to
foist upon him during the afternoon.
La, sir not big enough. sir why, SIR,
'ow could il he any bigger The all IS only
so wide. sir. The last gentleman that had It,
sir found it big enough, sir. He was very
comfortable IN II. SIT. OF an evening ne
I would sit with his feet on the chest OF draw
ers and sing, he was that Apply, SIR he
gone to the country or he'd be here yet; Apply
and comfortable ST"
But I'm sure that a hall room won't do
SAID the Wanderer in an apologize tone.
I'm sorry. SIT l have one other room
right here, sir and she pushed open the door
OF the ad journing large room. This is hne
room sir. and it has, sir. this room has sir a
private bawth.' She threw open the door
leading to this Institution as if she were
wrenching the slao rom the tomb OF all the
CapuletS- You see. sir-a-pr1vate-ba wth-
I am an Englishwoman. sir. and I'm sure you
won't care, sir, when l say we English know
what comfort IS I try 10 make my house
comfortable. sir. But and she turned 10 the
large room. this is rented to young gentle
man He has been here for some time. but he
IS going away to the country" The Wan
derer glanced around. There were four pair
of trousers spread out on the bed with i'm
maculate smoothnesS two pairs on the couch
and one pair on the table
Perhaps he veutured. this young gentle
man is getting ready to pack up now.
La. no; he spread EN- out so they won {
Wrinkle: sir he s very particular young
man, indeed"
lie seemS-er-he appears to be well sup
piled, went on the WanQerer. unable to take
his mind from the remarkable exhibition.
ana these are not all sir; indeed, no.
seven spread, sir She pulled open a drawer
OF the bureau. Two in here-nine, sir She
went into the closet and opened a WARDROBE.
Three 'ere-twelve, sir She returned and
swept her eye around the hooks. "One hang
man, sir, and his father is rich"
No doubt Thirteen you say? But the
yong gentleman is out, take it2' said the
Wanderer.
oh, yes: gone to a wedding
TT, then; OF course-hes you see-betng
out and at the wedding. 1 mean, of course
oh, yes, SIT; certainly, sir. Fourteen alto
gether. sir. And perhaps some at the tailor 5
being pressed-you can I tell sir
We'll. SAID the Wanderer. turning from the
wilderness OF trousers, If he goes away let
me know and win see you again about the
room. 1t doesn't require a van to move my
trousers; but think I'd like the room"
Very pleasant. sir. And cool. sir. And
the best of mattresses, sir. And the private
bawth. sir You don't get private bawths
everywhere, sir Good day, sir"
On the steps he met a tailor S boy carrying
ooX which apparently contained trousers,