New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

Naptain Duulcy-Iney Try 10 get, at all events
the appearance Of them by requiring the Po-
tical to marry; and now, IL a bachelor were
sent. the Begun would think herself sighted,
and there'd be the deuce to pay. Consequently
have to marry.
Mrs. Sabno-Within six weeks? Poor thing!
Captain Du1ey-Scarcely. The Begun does
not demand delivery the spot. A wife In
transitu would keep her quiet for a few months.
The worst Of It all is. haven't the remotest
idea who to get. That Is. hadn't.
Mrs. Sabine-YOu've decided?
Captain Dudey-Chance decided / made
list Of the "possbes." shook EN- up In hat,
drew one. and wrote to her.
Mrs. Sabine-Why ask my advice II It's all
settled? She's sure to accept
Captain Dudley-The letters not posted It's
there In the lining OF my hat had misgvngs:
it seemed scarcely an appropriate way Of de-
Gliding.
Mrs Sabine-It is a bit too sweepstakes-li like!
How can help you?
Captain Dudley-Suggest some one.
Mrs. Sabne-It is not easy; know you so
we'll No one suitable occurs to me- Thinks
with wrinkled brow) Lucy Downham? Oh.
dear. no! Caroline Madus? How ridiculous!
Archibald. I can't suggest any one. Read out
your list: that'll set me thinking OF others.
Captain Dudley-Light the processes OF
thought. (Rcading) Ethel. Alice Gertrude.
Olga. Florence
Mrs. Sabine-Genty picase-you overwhelm
me: and give the surnames.
Captain Dudley All the same-maternal
cousins
Mrs Sabinc-Ncvcr met them. Can't advise.
Captain Dudley (reading) -"Hilda, Annie Mar
jory. Irene. Julia. PhTbe"-paternal cousins
Mrs Sabine-You're we'll Of for cousins They
suggest nothing.
Captain Dudley Dolly Graham,
Mrs Sabine Married last month.
Captain Dudley Lucky didn't draw her
Grace Masters
Mrs Sabine You remembered her? All, al
ways thought there was something
CAPTAIN Dudley them all a chance.
sihyl Rayncr'
MR.. Sabine-wcll. = all tho impertInent. con-
cclted men You rafll"d Sibyl Eayner. the beau
tiful wealthy Sihyl. the dif'icilc Slbyl, oh. It's
delicious, Sihyi ratified for,
Captain Dudley No. the prize: twenty
two numbers: no entrance fee Mrs. Pengeily?
Mrs Sahinc-A widow,
Captain Dudley was neutrality-suspicious.
experience no bar Mrlic.nt Lyne-girl | met
N the boat Dull red hair Glad she didn't
win,
Mrs Sahine-At las, you suggest the right
way what kind II woman 10 you want
Thus Glass l. Appearance. Class ii. DISPOSE
ton Class III. Principles Let's find that out
To- begin With
Captain Dudley oh. you know.
Mrs Sabin,- - serious. Archibald This Is a
grave matter Sow No. l. Appearance. Com
vlex!ou. fair or dark
Captain Dudley Really couldn't say.
They're both nice. mi 80 are the intermediates.
Mrs Sabinc-Wln your Sultanic Majesty be
n,orc precise?
Captain Dudley What ar" you. MabelE
Mrs Sabine Intermediate.
Captain Dudley Put that DOWN.
Mrs Sabine Height Tall or
Captain Dudley Tall.
Mrs Sabine You do know your own mind on
that point.
Captain Dudley Never cared Tor little women
Mrs Sabine Figure
Cap,ain Dudlcy-As nature made It.
Mrs Sablnc-You ask too much; don't know
OF
Captain Dudley DO.
Mrs Sabine Meaning Dumping up).-
Archie. this is not nature: a, least. not all OF IT.
II Is collaboration Nature and art-Mme. Jane
Brown!
CAPTAIN Dudcy-That's what meant It's
what I'm used to- Habit Is second nature
Mrs Sabine-End Of Class I. Result: Some
one like me in complexion. height and figure.
Captain Dudley-Yes. that's IT: nothing like
having model.
Mrs Sabne-A little manners Is not bad
thing Glass II. Disposition. Name your req