Nobody but SCHENCK and KELLEY cared about the tariff.

SCHENCK could not regard COVODE with any other sentiment than disgust.

Six months had come and gone and done it; the weather was as inordinately hot as it had before been intolerably cold; and the Reverend OCTAVIUS SIMPSON stood waiting, in the gorgeous Office of the Boreal Life Insurance Company, New York, for the appearance of Mr. MELANCTHON SCHENCK.

The Reverend OCTAVIUS studied these sprightly little scenes with unspeakable interest until the arrival of Mr. SCHENCK, and then followed that popular benefactor into his private office with the air of a man who had gained a heightened admiration for his species.

"So you have come to your senses at last!" said Mr. SCHENCK, hastily drawing his visitor toward a window in the side-room to which they had retired.

Or, stop!" said Mr. SCHENCK, seized with a new thought, "I may as well examine your general organization first."

"You may die at any moment, and probably will," concluded Mr. SCHENCK, thoughtfully; "but still, on the score of friendship, we'll give you a Policy for a reasonable amount, and take the chance of being able to compromise with your mother on a certain per centage after the funeral.

" "And you call yourself a clergyman!" cried Mr. SCHENCK, with intense scorn.

"Mr. SCHENCK," observed the Gospeler, turning and pausing in the doorway, "you allow your business-energy to violate all the most delicate amenities of private life, and will yet drive some maddened mortal to such resentful use of pistol, knife, or poker, as your mourning family shall sincerely deplore.

" "These are strong words, sir," answered Mr. SCHENCK, incredulously.

" "Yon brought the comparison upon yourself, Mr. SCHENCK.

I admired the very presumption of the theory, and finally told him to call the next day on my agent, Mr. Schenck, at such a number (Martin Baum's) in Maine Street, to whom, in the mean time, I transferred the hoax, and duly informing Schenck of the affair; and I do not recollect, at this time, how he shuffled him off.

I admired the very presumption of the theory, and finally told him to call the next day on my agent, Mr. Schenck, at such a number (Martin Baum's) in Maine Street, to whom, in the mean time, I transferred the hoax, and duly informing Schenck of the affair; and I do not recollect, at this time, how he shuffled him off.

[Footnote 9: Correspondence with R.C. Schenck, United States minister to Brazil, relative to the African slave trade.

Erwin Haskell Schell (A); 18Jan54; R124346. SCHENCK, MARTHA MCLEOD. Textiles.

SEE Woolman, Mary Schenck.

SCHENCK, LEWIS BEVENS.

Lewis Bevens Schenck (A); 29Apr68; R434775. SCHENLEY INDUSTRIES, INC.

MIERS, EARL SCHENCK.

A2759. Weinberg & McKee, Inc. (PWH); 5Jul73; R554376. MIERS, EARL SCHENCK.

Starling Miers (Mrs. Earl Schenck) (W); 8Jan73; R542558. MIERS, MRS.

EARL SCHENCK.

SEE MIERS, EARL SCHENCK.

By Earl Schenck Miere & Richard Arnold Brown.

Mrs. Earl Schenck Miers (Starling Miers) (W); 3Jun75; R606569. R606619.