Wanted Two Millions

One of the girla in fashionable society in New York made un lirr tnind i" gel nuinicil tbc otiier dnv, umi after confiding her intention lo ber fetber, she said: 'Wlmt do vou intcml lo do tor me"" . 'l'lie fatherwasa wealtby man, and thouffht Ihat he was showing a liberal spirit wkeu Mr wiswered: "Well, I will rire tou $100,000 to buy a liou.se and $-:,(hk) to lurnisli il. wiüi." "And what will jou give rae to Hvon?" the young lady deinandeci, witL n dissatisflod look on her face. "Qh," I will allow you üio interest od another $100,000," replied her father. "Butmy chef will cosl $1,200 a year, How do yoii iliink I can poasibly manage with bo liiilcï" The father looked siighily grieved. bul only said: "That must do whilu 1 ani living; vou will probably have more wüen 1 am itone." The young man who wa interested In hearing the result uftbis conversatiuQ betweeo father and daughtersaid wben he heard it: "He mi n lit al least have giveo her two milliona." The marriage did not takc jilacc.