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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
ANDY" HORNS PETITION FAILS

ANDY" Horns application FOR writ Of maniamns
- compel the Board II Excise 10 issue an ali-n'cht
license 10 him for his barr3Ou 40 No - Park ROW
was dismissed yesterday by Justice Barrett o. tAe
Supreme Court
The motion denied for the reason mat the
a:ndavits upon which u asked were not VERNE J.
but the denial without prejudice 10 renewal u
said a renewal VIII undoubtedly De mad next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
~, srr.uER BEA CHED IN STORM.

holland city. Mich, Aug a-The steamer Guy u OF
ho.a"' 9TH eighty passengers aboard was
ho'snd' here to-day in heavy gale The steamer
was badly damaged =. an" %e1s s'
Win daGub y the Holland and Chicago ran, e
S sa "g.. ssa f and Of s
passengers ow W. one and Is valued at *SS""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo r-conG-
hnac wood AID iron woTsinE machines,
.u.ly guaranteed. ma Ainery D)usht an
.1changcd. GEORGE. b. EDDY. JJS MAJ.
sDn-st
ATTENTION FDr sale scfy cheap are
ptrt on q nov. good paving patent .'1t
machine. or. n IrsireI. thr whole patent
a. l.5'" Avenue Is.
AT LiTTLE's Tool sTORE 81 fulton.
st. Nee. York. worHshop machinery uo2,,
saw4. designs and fancy woods. incuba;op
md breeders IN operation.
ATTENTION sewing machines u an
kinds new SIS good second hand. $40
cash or credit. eNcnang'. rented A,
RATsCH's. >. lji 81 ave. iisth-si
Hrc4cLE. owing to iaten.ss = season.
viii ell hal.nce q brand rcw 40 Nigh
frame Sunoi-. Dunlop d"tach1h" tires. at
So 30 ll2A Power 81. I''n7kl'n
nlcYCITS closing at cost. about twenty
Ugh. grade pneumafics 81 and 30 pounds.
go ana SIS. absolutely new. i"'. L"Nlns-
L.. ave. near i+th-st
DFRKS-A four loot polished OAK r1ilfop
Deck FOR $50. 5-foot high roll soid OAK
Sesh for sIs the biggest bargain. In new
York. EMPIRE DESK co. 'Oo u wa.
FOR SALE on account Of death. cioc-
trlcal business. established ~ wears on
Hrondway. Inquire i.ip broadway ~
agents.
FOR SALE Good paying restaurant. good
renson Tor selling. near liths'. ferry
can nos Hudson ST. lloboken. y. j
NEW BcYcLEs. BARGAINS. oxford
Pneumailcs. si5. list price. 500. Daunt-
les. Pneumaiics. $50. list price. $40.
Raleigh Pneuma'ics. $50. list price. $50.
fecona-hani wheels all makes. SO up.
Red Signs. 10 Barclay st.
BATES. Cheap Tor cnsr: closing out stock
on hand Of National safes AZ less
than cos; Of manufacture. J.. H. GROSS.
coo Broadway
TEAS alacy. elegant. ~ 81 ~ de-
lIyered II. q. DERINGER. POs'ofiice.
New-iofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.


pAKTk wishes 10 borrow $1,000 Tor
six months secured 10y capital Stock III -
puhli.hing company. liberal interest puln'
Address f.. Boa 10. Tribune ohce.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER with So"D
can secure partnership IN nld -es' az,
lishcd succesasfui business college. ~
students yearly. nIKDSAli. SH Hr"'n
Of Newark, y. j.
PATENTS carefully obtained: moderate
Zee. advice without charge. ~ -
Guthrie Cnrcoran' Building. Na'h'ns
ton. -. &. ------
PARTNER WANTED with $50. prolnc,
commission business. VIII prove soou
chance 20 the right man for little money
WRIGHT. 45S 31av"
RELIABLE MAN VITA siG" wantcl w
place 81 retired partner. general c'n,''is
sion business established 1901 rn.i -. ~
come assured; reference, etc. lhNN Hi''
265 Broadway Room -.
WANTED. The address Of parties VINO a.,
sire to invest capital In sound rsthbilsNeu
business. PArLrS. D55 Prospective
WANTED. Some one to take one-fourtn
OF magnificent, large. light ONCE, very
finest location, In Union Square; te,ai rent
Sos month. LAWYER. Tribune o'i'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

m rOsETI,S ZEDOARY. the great rem
..dv Tor sweating. tender Tired rect
corns. bunions. cailouses ana In growing
nails. All druggists. 2jc. Try H.
PATENTS FOR Inventions secured prompt
Iy. Best Of references. Literal terms
Ccfrespondencc solicited and AL matters
hid strictly soni1dentiui. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL. l. co. No. &c: Montgomery.
ave Bloomfield. Eev-Jersey "HAndb1oI
&c. Inventors frss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

,-r.,,. Work ppreHyTEKrAN CHURCH. 7th-ave md
les,h' Rcr CHARLES HObI%soN. 1, j.. Pasior.
e.rI,.s a. b. a m. subject. 'l'aocahlr Fruits Aii-f-
wards" - g. ~. subject "fhe Maiden Who Was
called "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Enunfrv

NEW 7.rp.m rnifrF.. 8. 30 80 cash
balance. 30 monthly Within seven min
ufs. wla ~ fHp frr.fs. 7plrrali ln'a
TIN. 80 ifawfI.rne. - J. vhr.' ] r'l
frtaf y.I. IS miles q. m 'if5. tao ~
IlHtaT fr.t Chambers o.. sIulat1 il-
Guided JOINS WILLIAMS
AGENCY g.. Non:rlalr rc-id~rces. all
Llnf, fo- sale ~ rent. Furnished houses.
7iHHs = TAYLOR s Hcekman-s'.. y. y.
ORANGE y Real erafr - an sta
'i.ns 49, fo N.friatnwn ami Herman issil.r
IIW q HAMILTON & 'o. 1913 j. way
SHORE RESIDENCE. GREESwicH II
ro-5n. stable. several acres. ffuif. shlf"
s. 80. ra~rifcs. pos-e-ron. J. ". AT
WATER - ift~ffS st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Mad. on-avc.. cor.
3sihst Roy. RODERrCK TERRY. y. j.. Pastor Ser
vice a. II o'clock The Pastor. the Rev. RODEE1Ck
TERRY II. D.. WILL preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

FIFTH AvI.Nt-- l1,TsHYTFrlAT CIIVE'H oorne'
I'm, L.. JOINS NALL. j. D.. fnsf I I'D" hr'
GEORGE r IfHNfs % 3D.. - princeton - No, =" !
,'..l,f. sunday .'h lr.' Services Af IL Hfn ana :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
CITY REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE. DRIVE. 'c1-uer iosfh-s'. To-
guf.'ar-iai. artistic. DETACHED house. low
rfics s-nI f0r circular ATLAS IN
DEENFS-r GO. - ur1ai~ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

ASSOCIATION HALL. TWENTY THIRD STREET
BAPTIST CTIt RCH.-Rcv. THOMAS DIXON. IT.. ICeach-
morning aai evening: subject OF morning psrlude.
The Broken Captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

4 SERVICE participated hy than 200 ichl-
dren: consisting o. singing aud Rotations is held cry
sundas afternoon 3.3D which the public is inv ted
in The Five Points House u Industry. 10 Wortl-si Do
nations OF clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
COLLEGIATE REFORMED cHrRcTF

COILtIIAIt hLFVtMI.D III Is'!I,"1 D.,
WEST ENInANE and Srvcn' F-aee"rt ~ - Rev
ANDREW V y RAYMOND. l. L.. VIII preach at II
m 80 evening service ......
FORTY FIGITIIsT AMI Ffih ave- Rev. CHRIS
TOPPER e. HAZARD Will preach NJ n q. m. N",aftoT-
,.V,f,N1.Y. NINTH-sT and Flfih-avc re-. AIfREr
T. NYERa viii preach 40 ~ n. o. Topic n" 'ioiTi
Ifc.. AMI T. IL topic. The Workman md iH'' lli
SECOND AVE- ana seventh % Ret. JOHN e." l'Ni1
VIII preach % II aud D. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
~-----------------. ----~--->-->,>---.
Male.
Male.
CARETAKER -keliahle.

CARETAKER Reliable. middle-ased
American coni..etea. honest. temper
ate. in1rstFiJds wants care ~ place.
/ STOCK. &c. good driver mixer, gar
/ dener. handy with tools. Or general utii-
/ iiy: best reference. address II. C. A.,
/ Ewing Hotel. Is Mon,somery-st, Jer-
sly Ci'y.
COACTiMAN. G.st-ciass: understands care
= frst-class cstahl.shmeai. carriages ana
h.rs's. pl'nsunt. oollgas. best city ref
"r'n,@. II. + , care sictrecht & Watley.
~ 'h-aN"
COACIIMhN. by a young man: ex-
POI ride. ; years reference as 10 hOr-
esty. so5r.si, md intelligence. Address
Box ilj. 'harpaqna. y. \.
COACIGISN -"olorcd. u years with last
employee f.Dfss- a. FEIiGL son. 80
East d2l a.
COACRMAN. -Ey a competent single Prot
sstant go. m 'i .um size. experienced in
care u homes AMI carr.aees. efy ~ Coun~
nv. references. COhCHMAN 30 Last
3.o-st.. private stale.
COACHMhN or GROOM By y0uns
Sc lehman. understands his hus.ress. not
sfraii Il work Address v. =. G.. l242
Broadway
COACHIAN and GROCM-By a eompe-
mt sober. reliable single man. city or
county. highest city references. Apply
COA' HMAN. 10 East sisi-s'-
cOACHMAN. Ply smart young man;
thoroughly capable. knows both cities;
no objection - country; r-sereacss: en-
plcyers car os ss"H. NOONAN. IA Full
, tor ave. Brooklyn.
COACHMAf BY swede ,22,. with pri-
vn'e family 0r doctor. city or country;
sober. cafeful driver. good referencea
EMIL YENsEN 2i7 West l9'h-si.
tOACHMAN or sEcOND-MAN-By an
Fnshsnman. aged - good driver. pair
o. -'ns!e thoroughly understonis his busl-
Apply j. II. g wss' ao'5-s,
FARMER. vegetable gardener. or Useful
man. god driver. active. willing and
polite. strictly tJnDc-dfe. best reference.
Address WILLIAM HENRY. Williams
town. Mass.
FARMER Wants position as working
foreman Or manager or gentemans farm
or estate. thoroughly experienced. first
class references. Addra-s VA. q. MAR
TlN. Greenwich. Conn.
GARDENER &c.-Dy a farmer. who un-
G"istsnis growing fruits. flowers and
vegetable. under glass or outdoors. wanta
rosi'i'n. willing - 60 South. practical
riei. Address J. N. 49G Scotlani-st-.
Orange. y !.
GARDENER. BY sinsie mon. having
over - wears practical experience IN the
culture II Towering plants and bedding
stock. also i.uit and Vegetables in variety:
Address r. SLACK ~ 2d-nve
HoNSEWOEK and WAITER BY a youns
Japan Sc city or country. UCHTDA.
Tribune O4ice.
lSEFt J.-NAN.- Young American. IS.
SOFAS position In "r around gentle
man = country place. cXp"-ienced good
references. IENOE. IDA M)Gat-st.,
B'oUf'fr
ISEFt Imam. BY yourg American man;
city OF country. With private family. BIS:
reference GEORGE CRAWFORD. coo East
lGth-st
WAITER.-Youlg man, Fronch. speaks
lifir EnglisN. ~ waiter FOR private
family or boarding house. city or c0ua-
r.. ! ANTOINE. l51 Eas' 2Sth-sf.
WAITER 49, hTTENDANT.-By young
man. recently arrived from West In
dies as waiter IN private family or as
gcntlemlr's attendant. cilcati0n. fair.
JAMES BUTCHER. 49,. Downing St.
New y ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

At THE FOURTH THEsDYTER1AN CHURCH. We't
EHd-aNc. and 9sf-s. Ites. IT KERR Pastor se1'ice
at II a. the chapel 1lst-s Sermon ~ IN" ftry
Dr. JOSEPH u. HITCiIsON q Jacksonville, Ind All
4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CHURCH or THE COOP SHEPHERD 'Gresbyternn
GGth-s, west = Boulevard Rcv. DANIEL +. IORENZ
Fh D. as'or-The Rev. pr. i H. MAtLlNH VII
preach sunday evening al o'clock. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD GG,h-si.. v-si
- The Boulevard. Rev DANIEL f. LnId;NZ IN. -.
Pastor Services VIII &c. hold sunday and Ncc n'"
day evenings o'clock. Preaching ly the Rev
FRANCIS H. MARIANG. H. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CHURCH or THE INCARNATION 35'h-s'. and Mlii-
son-avc Rev. ARTHUR RKppNs Il. j. Rector = =
wee sermon ana Holy Communion. AT II O'Clock st;ag-
cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERfAN CHURCH. 18th
g. anI Central Park West Rev. JAMES NJ LEOp, ID. d.
n Scranton. Pom. will preach at II H. H. and p IN.
Al cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHrRClI. corner 3'th S.
am broadway. Roy HENRY \. STiMSON. j. D.. listeI
open All Rev. L. i. NOBLE. j. IA. OF m
breaches tomorrow at II m. subject The h''
coItivr Mind Al subject. speaking to 1ouiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
Religions Notices

AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 30 West 54th-st.-11. Rev
LEIGHTON WILLIAMS. - in gospel tent, Rev. 3 i
BATTEN. "Wnl the Majority 10 Lost" Gospel! ten
services every night. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

r-rreT REFORMED TRE-uYTEH't% az re l2'n
a.. t.fw..l CfI ans 1fa .fsf hrt = 81 '-..-.-
IN 40 Pastor service a. II a. n Topic \" A''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Mercer St. near'9-th
st-Rev. PALMER = HUBERT will preach tom y -
~ II q m ami : - ?. All Do" seats ar" irrr.San
usAcls welcome strangers ~ fhr doors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

FIRST PRrsnlTEiJAS ,lii i'i bag I9.f i.in
81, Frv ROW ARD rtFfl Ill, i''t al,
an go, ,.... . sony Tfi'NNIn> B fhN-
FIELD - i r.etcN 20 II %. fn Sl-la, + 7, ~ a. 'n
..,er- ,,-,.,.'r V~lr.,iay p Al August $ f'i.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CALVARY PAPTIST CHURCH 57th-st.. near GtNtas ..
g. J. BALDWIN. u Granville. Ohio. preaclrsl At
II AMI :. Suulay school ~ -. All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 37th,st
and 5th-ave. Pastors Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. - D.
Rev, J. II. MILVAINE. y. u. ON SUNDAY August .
Rev g. $ BI RRplGfIS j. j.. President - Walash col
lege viii preach at II a. m. Wednesday evening 80 = an
Bible study. aong and prayer In the chapel adj
Joining the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

/ r.fps~ prr.uMru EPISCOPAL CIrio u. Mafrrn
/ n-o 'rr,- ,'f1..' Rev ~ SABINE u 20.
g. e.-, .... throughout tie fYuuer u TO- ~ .ni 9
r r.. CHARLES PARK vI Ir'i"h s'''l''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH West 42d-si.. near tn
aye-N"v. JOHN VI. DAVIS VIII preach Sunday ct II
a NJ evening service sunday school ut 2:i5 j. m
lrayer-mectine Friday evening a. All cordially wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

AIDiroRIrM PROHIBITION PARK PORT RIcH
MOND, $. l-siunday. August - il a. m. preaHlinE =
J.. N. lecture. JAMES VI KING. II. d. Catholics "
Public Schools. =. m. Amphion ladies' Quarter
August = p concert. Metropolitan quartet Ausis
T.. m. Shakespeare. winters Tale" LOCKE RICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CENTRAL METHODIST II ISCOPAL CHURCH. 7th-
ave. and l4ih Preaching At II m. hy ~ O. W
pOWNS. Assistant Pastor. Epworh J.. tsl" service.
open u young and DID, at : 20 =. All ate'inSi"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CHURCH or THE DISCIPLES 5G'h-st-. west Of sth.
ave Roy ~. -. TYLER u. H.. Pastor tn" Re J'ndN
ENCELL will preach SUNDAY morning. July ~
Christian FnleaNur prayer meeting ~ O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
Apartments 90 Get.
HANDSOME APARTMENT IN THE
PALER O."
L. A
J. RoMAINE BRo ,vS q co. 90 WEST asp-sT

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW YORK TkIBuNE Will; OBJ ~ , re
way "a door north Of Thirty hrst.s'.: and ADvER,
TiSEMEHrs at the following Branch ofices; 23'
Eightha'e. corner Twenty thrd,s l52 Sixth ave
corner Forty seventhst: lo2s ThIrd-ave near sixty:
nrs,-.t; 76s FIrstave 1Os wsst rrty second 100
Columbis-ave ~ Avenue A: 323 Third 20 West
Fourteen,hs 257 West Forty secondst sst Third sy.
Third-ave.; POSI- Thrd-av between One hundred
snd-twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

CARETAKER Reliable. middle-aged
American. conYe;ea.. honest. temper
ate. inllsfFlJds wants care II place,
STOCK. &c. good driyer. mixer. gar
dener. handy with tools. Or general uth-
iiy: best reference. address II. {. A.,
Ewing Hotel. - Montgomery Jer-
a-N NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

Nnlc.
FlREM AMY "a TCspcc able sober man
best refer noes. -. GOLDsEER. 100 /
AN.n-sf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-13

how American lawyers were rcmuner-
ated for their work.
Lord Coleridge: Pray, Mr.. Evarts,
how do clients pay their lawyers with
YOU?
Mr., Evarts: Well, my lord, they pay
returning fee: II may be $50 or 1t
may he 5000, or $4,000.
Lord Coleridge: Yes; and what does
that cover?
Mr.. EvartS: OH that is simply the
retainer. The rest is paid for as the
work is done, aud according to the
work done.
Lord Colcridge: Yes. Mr.. Evarts:
and do clients like that?
Mr., Eyarts: Not bit my, lord not
bit. They generally say, Il guess,
Mr.. Evarts. | should like TO know how
deep down | shall have to so into my
breeches pocket to see this business
through2"
Lord Colerldge: Yes, what do you
say then?
Mr., Eyarts Well, my lord, have
invented formula which | have
found answers very well. | say: "Sir,
or madam, as the case may be- can
not undertake to say how many judi.
cial errors shall be called upon TO
correct before | obtain for You fnal
justice"
Lord Colerldge used tostell with glee
an anecdote eonce rning a dinner given
to him 10 Chicago by distinguished
lawyer, where a collapse Of the ban
quet was threatened owing to the too
vlglant attention OF the sherIf's off,
GERS who held writ of Il. IN. over
the hosts goods and chattels. How
ever the threatened danger was avert
ed, On the same occasion, he had
stipulated and was assured that there
would be no speeches; but, to his dis
comiiture, he saw his host retire into
corner with his secretary before din
ner was announced to settle the iinal
proofs OF n speech which he later de.
liyeredl with much success at the ban.
quet, Lord Coleridge was good deal
bothered by that product OF the 10th
century, the interviewer: and on his
way to Chicago one OF these gentle
men, failing otherwise to draw him
out, began to bellttle the old country
in the matter OF lakes and rivers and
mountains, and even men. Lord Cole
ridge bore II all patiently; finally, the
interviewer said II am told, NY
lord, you think great deal Of whAi
you call your great fire OF London.
Well, guess that the conAagratlon
we had In the little village Of Chi.
cago made your great fire look very
small" TO which Lord Coleridge
bhndly responded: "Sir, have every
reason TO believe that the great Dire
OF Ior,ion was quite as great as the
people at the time desired" Lord Rus.
sci In North American Review.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-13
CHAPTER XIV.

When Strange set our on his honey
moon, 1t was with distinct project
simmering In his brain. He meditated
a good three months loiter through
the by-ways OF the Tyrol. on into
Switzerland, and then home through
the towns OF the Netherlands, and all
by routes best known to himself.
IT becomes, however, moral impos-
sihility for a man to loiter with any
comfort by the side Of new-made
wife, into whose very bones and mar
row the spirit OF unrest has crept. and
so, by intangible gradations the loiter
has developed into tumultuous forg-
ing on.
Gwen seemed possessed by a very
dignlfied and quite calm-seeming devil;
he was a gentlemanly creature and
made no untoward fuss or excitement,
but movement he must have he dared
not rest.
In spite Of herself, Gwen found
growing In her from the very day of
her marriage, a craving. full OF sub
dued fierceness, to be In the very mid
die of the hurly -burly, no matter
whether II ragged In Fashionable hotel.
or In the marketplace Of country
town. She had, besides, other uncom-
Portable ways. In alleys, where the
sun shone and the wind rested, and
where ordinary mortals were bathed
in a soft enhancement Of delight, she
seemed to lose half her life.
On the contrary, she lived, her voice
regained its timbre. her eyes shone,
her mouth laughed, her very hair
sparkled with vitality, as soon as she
got high on mountain--the bleaker
and harsher the better.
One day they had climbed to the
top Of the D'Auburg,s dourlooking
mountain in the Tyrol generally avoid
ed of tourists, but for some reason
Gwen took 1t into her head to ascend
1t.
She now sat glowing and tingling
with radiant health, leaning up
against rock that sheltered her from
the blast that was screechlng across
the ledge Of the mountain, She looked
as cool, and as beautiful and unruf-
fed, as II she had just dropped from
the clouds, instead OF climbing up to
them by most villainous path. There
was always a sort Of exotic splendor.
about her, and yet she never seemed
out Of place.
To Be Continued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-13
LORD CoLERIDGE,
The Great Engllshman Tells OF His
American Tour.

/ had the honor, in company with
the late Lord Hammer, the late Lord
Bowen, Sir Horace Davey, Mr.. Bryce,
NJ. p, and Mr.. Marten, Q. G., formerly
member for Kilkenny, Of visiting
America with him In 1883. We were
invited by the bar Of the state Of New
York, and most Of us were subsequent
ly the guests Of Mr.. Willard, then the
president Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road company, on the first through
journey by that route across the conti-
nent to the Pacific slopes. Lord Cole.
ridge did not accompany US on this
part Of our travels; but In several OF
the New England states he received
marks or honor, aud all Of US enjoyed
the proverbially generous hospitality
of the great American people. This
visit added large number 70 his bud
get Or anecdotes which be used to tell
with much enjoyment, although now
and then some OF them told against
himself. DESTROYS OF information,
Lord Coleridge was inquiring from Mr..
Evarts, the distinguished New York
barrister, formerly secretary Of state,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-13
To Be Continued.

Sometimes a young woman would
enter the shop in the morning, while
/ was busy sweeping or busting, and
throwing down a roll Of paper with an
exclamation Of "Therep' would rush
off as abruptly as she had entered.
On examining the roll | would find IT
addressed In De Qulncy's neatest hand
writing to William TAFT Esquire
On more than one occasion night
policeman arrived early in the after
noon with a similar packet, for which
ne demanded and received shilling.
a coin destined to be divided into
three parts, the packet having passed
through as many pairs OF hands.