THE TERMINUS, The wide town swings to view; the | train speeds past Long, roaring freights, voices blend With the shrill neath the vast Vault of the Terminus, Our journey's end. Mysterious steam; under- now, we find at last Beyond the ness wilder- strange walt to bless informed with joy- famiil » coming. fulne: Hr wonder, if the world's great, terminus, 1 known, welcon wait? must | ing gate alone? } i into when Sad come unasked, un Will for Or through the hoil i out iam Hurd llyer Magazine DINNER ON THE change take your ranged quickly out for zea in a couple if they are not too heavy and you have them alon rade % iin ths Hie 1 m ght manage } for yourself.” the spea hesitated a is 1 nough Th other lareh before.” with mean the you and your own them on will 20 The pected nearly so “If you'll throw hat for myself, quickly, “we'll call al.’ “Good!” n oduced purge. “Here's half of it n« and a couple of sovereigns for yourself There will be as much mora at ampton for vou and crow if nothing is broken.” Thus the bargain Mather, much elated at his good for. tuno-——for such windfalls do not come every day in the coasting trade-——made | his way down to ihe Grip, lying close | to one of the chutes. He had not been | long there when a wagun appeared | bearing the cases, escorted by a man | of valet type, “There's the stuff.” the latter grum: bled to ths skipper, “and what the gov'nor wanted traveling with it in a | coal barge for I don’t know. ‘Aluf a | mind to give him notice, [| 'avae Is | ar kor spare cabin Or e aid a v quarrel the best you car ve me. My shall i Lime ithin heavy ing terms av board 118 44 pound sailor gasp hia Ww, South Sour was sealed, and your ship safe, in? | Mather survey 4 him scornfully, | “She'll carry you, my son,” he retort. | ed sarcastically, “suppozin’ you don't | on that much side you her eavy." make he servan he replied you'd bes prepar- furt to hia Iness on bn clambered mate and board “Ah!” easant way | “1 see smiling in the you hav 1 ! my dunnag a i deck? Mather, be ones." i th mn ill selow uian t xd back hampagn I » me the « kindly, sir,” the the row GE Rivel : a bene t by | rm for the | /0511 wos wot no ha minute Wher he boatswain can he ladder, R hand at the wheal couldn't be out my “Off you go and drink can Kk her head gone." had van ished down ntore turned to the a of this, Ty aallor kept steady to appear and aft wheel and the compass card Then he, and silence reigned long the decks of the Grip. This lasted for perhaps half an hour, then Perking appeared upon the bridge, “They're gone under at last,” he said, In tones very different from any he had previously used. “Shall I let our Iada loose?" “Yes,” answered Rentore. “Tell gome of them to see quickly to the fires—1 can feel the old tub's speed » gripped the eaw the the course, too dis {ore Perkins descended to where the cases were ranged and tapped a peen liar tap on each. They opened as he did sn. and dim fignras from tham . darted swiftly to Grip had got a fre Next morning pg small coasting the anchorage of and brous up «! intial vacht Bo mult! mi WME y OLICr WAS 1spected the be fore name on | bows . hed the atful aus Boc of TpoOwer w bat rob , of every had with 4 end fabu PROFESSION OF RIDING PIONEER Discovered by an English Younger Son Who Needed Allowances. much It meant through his extrava ¢ 01 gances notice on ant would about for some plan for equesting more that the best announce a changs in ia wethod of life, and, put forth his best efforts to think upation that his family would approve of, wrote home that ha had received an offer and had de eided ome a “riding pioneer conditional upon his family supplying the capital required for the expensive outfit necessary for a “riding pioneer” and an incre in his allowance to carry him on until his new profession gan Oo pay The nature of the occupation he was avpposed to take up he did not explain fondly hoping that the puzzle to his relatives would bring quick returns, as “riding ploneer’™ sounded most re apectable and adventurous, An in dulgent English father put his own construction on the term, however, and with visions of the son far re moved from a healthful out-of-door life on Jrontier, shipped more kinds of Eng lish flat hunting saddles, bridles, and fanciful leggins, other accessories, than could be found in the average fashionable saadler’s. The consignment served a purpose though other than the father intend. og He decl to ting of some oc to hed ane he refuses to think about the explanation that will be necessary when he goes home as to what are the duties of a “siding plonaer "wNeow York Times SABBATH WWTERNATIONAL FOR SCHOOL LESSON COMMENTS MAY 3. Subject: 1° tiolden wil Arrested, Text, 1. Pot. Veorses, 20.82-8tudy Acts xx =0 S50 10M emory 15-00 Commentary on the Day's Lesson. t Jern iv. Verses, The « awaken treachery, oner ihe r arms or on th 37. “Away ted in the vears bef : Crowes borne.” to ty \ b ike 23 (1 the m May the He of £0 Ans worked ou the storm, self-po his p 18 sition turbed skill reach. first and then the pe both safety for the truth. “Speak Gre nH that Greek was the native chief captain. and when he knew th understood that language the that folloy 41 took place 38, 20 That Egyptian.” The Eevpt to whom ood 1 made 1a deseribed Josephus as one of the many impostors of that time, who announced that he was prophet and gathered an army with whic he undertook to overthrow the Romar Government. A large number were kills and others taken prisoners, but the leads escaped and the whole city was searching for him. Lysis, hoped that he was now caught in the person of Paul. “A Jew ' He was also a Roman (chap. 22: 27, 2%) “No mean city.” Tarsus was the metropo liz of Cilicia, and a city remarkable for its culture and philosophic studies. avai ove ype, himself 1s probable tongue of the at Paul CONVvereai i Congresasman's Autobiography. Senator Depew's autobiography the Congressional Directory, occupied nearly a page in the late volume, has been eclipsed by that of Robert Baker in the new directory Baker is the new Democratic reprs from Brooklyn, and the of his life, about 1.000 words occupies considerably more Several hundred worde to minor incidents ip ir whiek story long, are devoted his career. AC Market for Italian Caulifiowers, Thirty tons of caulifiowers from | Italy are now being landed dally at Folkestone for the London markat. NOT SAFE FOR ANGELS, Little Jack Knew There Was Danger in Such Work. 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