New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-07
New York Goodness
Continued from fourth page.

"It IS indeed a cool town" nlurmured
Mr.. Green.
At any rate, he had I'll. name OF his
other friend. and he started out in pur-
suit OF him. He found that the friends
office was IN q building higher than the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument he had
once seen In a city nearer home. He shoc
Up 10 the right floor in an elevator. that
made necessary the swallowing o. his heart
end sent n cold chill through his vitals
every time # stopped
on guard at the door o, his friends once
he found a boy reading the sporting page
OF an afternoon paper.
Il want 70 see Mr. Cornelius HuchnA"
Mr. Green announced 20 the boy
There was no answer for a minute. Then
tho youth raised his inteligen: face.
Watts dat?" lie demanded.
The request was repeated. after which
the youth subsidized again into his sporting
page. Having read the lettering on car
toon and enjoyed a hearty laugh. the youth
finally inquired negligently why the visitor
wanted 70 see Mr. Huckns. He had also
few other queries TO put while he finished
reading the page. Did Mr.. Huckins know
the visitor? Had he a card? DID MI.
Huck,ns have an engagement WIN 'he
marty az hand?-and bunch OF othets
along .hs same lines Finally ne nnisheu
a., .,a naper and sauntered throusn
leaN. rrhlch Private" was let'ereu.
,i'7 -, ont he ,erked his head to"a'u
Oh 80 Office and held open tho ooof
inc ~, Amos was 10 enter ana %
quick about H. 80 former boy
once -. o.n,or seated behind prosperous
letting mahogany desk. lheIe
,',,.,ad gentleman in the oaeAsIoun. ,
rrha countryman rushed aoIoso ~ -..a
,,c,,lred In his simple "hoie ..s,d
-, after the health o. ,oor.a
,..o,,an and the kids" Mt ~,, a.v,
W.. nrer colby. This is my ousy 81
eaid cant talk 20 you now
.o-,o other day. Goodpy' 4. en-.
- nero departed Going down N 80
80 -nrealking elevator he once moro w
served 20 himself: .,-,, ,,r.,
..,rna napers are wrong. New iofA '
-, mace IN the summer. II Is eo'u-
,.erv cold-rrigid"
..yvou weuv' interrupted the elevator 10y.
,r.orr,,r,,ng his reveries. GOING u s'"AN
80. 80, an the afternoon and talk mo you.
vh,skers7 First floor! DO you want " &C.
"a Afr Green gladly got on
t,vsrvwhere ne went II was the same ~"
thermometers all agreed that the "eatner
- no, hut Amos was getting lot OK w
s,de information that told him the atmos-
s,,nera of the place was arctic. Ihat even
10, he thought he would drop into one Ok
the lobster palaces he had heard so NUN
about. These at least must be warm PLACES
Alas, Another bump was coming 10 NM
TIVE check boy az the door chilled his mar
row with a zero look when he didn't give
IN his nat. He was taken In tow oy
monumental head waiter whose duty II WAS
20 make the guests OF the place feel as X
they were not al home He made AmoN
feel like-weu. you know how some heao
walters can make some people feel.
At last the gentleman from upstate was
seated He was uncomfortable about the
collar and he felt as though every ono
was looking at him. lie wished that ne
was back home. He wasn't feeling gag.
Then came waiter who bent over tho
visitor with an inqulsitive pencil and PAD.
Bring me, requested Mr. Green, "a small
slice OF cold shoulder. You seem TO nave
plenty OF that here. II ought to be cheap.
J.. 5. TIspALR