The shares of the Millionnaire's Hotel and the Poor Man's Bank in the By are worthless.

The large, smooth, florid millionnaire, dreaming only of senatorial honors, the shouts of the multitude, and the adoration of a party press, cowered like a dog under the lash of the "man of society.

Now, Terraitorr, yield or die!" When the poor hero flounders in despair, Some dear lost uncle turns up millionnaire, Clasps the young scapegrace with paternal joy, Sobs on his neck, "My boy!

It's not that the money would inconvenience him, for he's a millionnaire.

Well, she told me that an arch-millionnaire had fallen in love with Reinebut he'll have to wait!

Three weeks ago I came up here to the wilds of Vermont to visit my old aunt, also to get a little quiet and distance in which to survey certain new prospects which have opened before me, and to decide whether I will marry a millionnaire and become a queen of society, or remain 'the charming Miss Vaughan' and wait till the conquering hero comes.

"She might do worse; but come to breakfast and do honor to my handiwork," said Sophie, thinking of her worn-out millionnaire, and rather nettled by the satiric smile on Randal's lips.

"Oh well," I thought, with vainglorious superiority, "he doesn't know," So I said: "What would you have me bea millionnaire?" He smiled, but with a sort of sincerity.

"Would you really advise me," I asked, "to start in to be a millionnaire?" He chuckled: "Well, that's one way of putting it.

I suppose I was one of the young men who did the work while some millionnaire drew the dividends."

Upon our surplus run all the factories and mills; a little of it gathered in cash makes a millionnaire.

I couldn't let John Starkweather, or any other man, get away with the conviction that a millionnaire is better than a farmer.

"When you commiserate me, therefore" ("I'm sure I shall never do it again," said John Starkweather)"when you commiserate me, therefore, and advise me to rise, you must give me really good reasons for changing my occupation and becoming a millionnaire.

You must prove to me that I can be more independent, more honest, more useful as a millionnaire, and that I shall have better and truer friends!" John Starkweather looked around at me (I knew I had been absurdly eager

And if I were to select a millionnaire for all the best things I know, I should certainly choose you, Mr. Starkweather.

"I'm going to prove to you by physical demonstration that it's better sport to be a millionnaire than a farmernot that I am a millionnaire: I'm only accepting the reputation you give me.

"I'm going to prove to you by physical demonstration that it's better sport to be a millionnaire than a farmernot that I am a millionnaire: I'm only accepting the reputation you give me.

Emily Travis was dainty and delicate and rare, and whether in London or Klondike she gowned herself as befitted the daughter of a millionnaire mining engineer.

This admirable housekeeping is equalled in economy only by that of a millionnaire, a New-Yorker, and a bachelor also, whose accounts, all accurately kept by his own hand, showed, after death, that (1st) his own living, (2d) his support of religion, (3d) his charities, (4th) his gifts to a favorite niece, had not averaged, for twenty years, over five hundred dollars.

The coldest welcome that a threadbare curate ever got at the door of a bishop's palace, the most icy reception that a country-cousin ever received at the city-mansion of a mushroom millionnaire, is agreeably tepid, compared to that which the Rhadamanthus who dooms you to the more or less elevated circle of his inverted Inferno vouchsafes, as you step up to enter your name on his dog's-eared register.

But she was the daughter of a millionnaire of a very set temper, who had often said and sworn that his daughter should not have any man who had not proved by more than mushroom or retail success in business that he was able and likely to better her fortune.

Mr. Stuart, the millionnaire, had bought the wonderful carpet at an immense price.

There's a sparkle in her eye That no millionnaire can buy.

Come, cease your longing for mere style, And take A. MILLIONNAIRE.

ANDREW CARNEGIE, the Iron King and millionnaire of Pittsburg, has been addressing big audiences in Scotland.