The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-08

was msde at the rguest of Mr. Dantortb.
was hrge stone building divided up int
Danforih's Office he found after a little search
, upon the second Roor
lie opened the door with a little embarrass.
ment, and glanced about him.
Herr was an inner Office, tho door Of whicl
| was closed. The only one whom he saw was ,
boy, apjsrcntly about his own age, writing.
lhts boy looked round ~ Harry entered, and
onr hero at once recognized In him an old &C.
guaintancc.
George Dswkins I" he exclaimed.
| Ihe hitter answered In a careless, indifferent
tone, not exhibiting any very decided pleasure
10 10 meeting his old schooimste. 80, It's you,
| Conant, isiii"
Yes" said Harry. T havn't seen you since
"No, believe we have not mot" said Daw-
kins In the same tone as before.
'How long have you been in this Officer"
asked our bero
81 really can't saw" said Dawkins Thrn,
Observing liary's look Of surprise, 'rm SO for
Harry could not help feeling a little chilled bv
the cool, nonchalant manner in which his ai-
vanccs were met lie hal been really glad to
see Dawkins, and had sddrsesed him with cordi-
ality. The thought Of the wrong which the
other had sought 10 do him had never entered
TO remember II.
SIN, " thought Harry, extenuatingly, "per.
haps that Is his way. lie may be really clad to
see me, and not show it,"
ity TO believe tbis, f' VI CHAR
As the conversation becan TO fac Harry
was reminded Of his errand BY Daw kins, say
ing.
81: there anything can do for you this morn
ingii"
Harry w Wv "'' D""'''"' repnarheu
HIs the business imnorta,,," osL.J D,.
lima With aossr ,hp, @ Ekeu Jaw
tiLIe '"''' '""' was '"'eS 11Pere'p-
81 called bv his a,,ointm.n, " aid u.,,v
o,ro,oI, ~ "'' "PP''"'"en'' Sa'u marry
60 80, iadeed. ." .ois DavtiD, . ,;,,,. .urr-;.,,
,ronJ,r;n,, t., n m,,i,' nwnns, n..e surprised,
wi,h H. s,i wa oaS'"esS out nero cpnld nave
,Iscs "' '"p'os'r' 'ah ne oe hShins Tor a
itHs's busv i,s, ,o, ,;,h ,,,,. =, II.
nn do,t, , - you s'' low anu anuse yourself,
uo,,in,s ia ~ n'ni ni,, anue
Daw LIN ras,,n.J ~. VII VII ".o,'esons u s al,,
awav y';tb som.,b;n,, np,nr pn, ,h .u ysan 70 ~prk
dustrr. "'' ''A" mn "'uA III
Some ten minutes aft terwards ,,h. doo, os N.
;r,er oa,.a o,,nsJ - ,' uooi VI ,ne
out.
One was a gentleman Of 6fty, a business
friend Of Mr.. Danforths. The other was Mr.
Danforth himself
The former remarked on seeing Harry, ais
lat your son, Danforth 2"
~ NO, saul MIR, DautOrth. nOllinn in n freni-
ly manner to Harry.
"That's a good iokei" Thought D.vkins.
chuckling to himself "Mr. Danforth must feel
immensely natte,ed at having a sections adopt
ed son taken for his"
"There Is certainly strong resemblance
said the e!ier merchant. al supnose be 4. n
nephew
Mr.. Danforth looked scrutinizingly at Harry.
There ,r1s quite a resemblance. and Mr. Dan
forth was struck by It.
81 believe there Ia a likepess" he said s'yet
know Of no relationship. Good morning. Mr.
Jones--when will you call again about that
business2
Eat ten o'clock Tomorrow morning. II I can
"Very we'll"
Now. INV lad. ." said Mr.. Da,,fortb. adirc,,,po
Harry, III YOU W in be Kind r,oIgh to stop into
nv litile roam we sb,Il bav. n Chance 10 tall
undsturbcd." ' '"
Harry followed the merchant INTO tho oftice
The door was closed ' bsbhd them V much @ tn % ,b:
regret Of Daw kins, who was not without his
share Of curiosity, and was very anxious 10 find
out what terrible business Harry Conant could
have.
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49,, S,a,;ai . seat yVu P'easc, sai 'ne nei-
t;nn ,,, h;n W nn afln fhaii, an9 SIT
S irn,1 uomn na, himself Srs. Dan,ortn mas told mo
Won mns, h,nc = ,ooJ AL nS oours nsa SS''0'uAy'
81 don,, Ino.' al IL, y. .ou.ase. 'J..u,. u
su,noso II vas h.,,usa bad an oh;an, H. !,
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That does no, AZ all H., trSn, th
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chan, nave you 'e'' senoo'' inquired the mer-
IVA ;r I.s, tam, o,o.od ma, so,,,oI ne.
L,,a,' ,,.., ;s s' ', .ios,u ny sem'oi m me-
lii. Co,,,.
.no ,arH THur ronan. narao,. ro.,,. IN ,ho o,,v,
80 ,IS Sout parents reS'ue III 'ne e''y' sup
pos1 81 I"sy bay. d" no. noroD,. .o;d Harry .o,or,,
.grhon ,.;,G ,.hn,,, do a., H., nrrs,;o, NJ
panforth. wiz" ""'"' w W "''' P'''''' ''''
..W;n Mr. Ju,b C.m.ro, ,bs M, - ,,s-
,,o,aS ror h.rn mug" '"'"e'o"' tue seA'o"' ans
nAb YES | know him |. very worthy man. ~
"An excellent man !" said Harry, war NV,
II am glad 10 hear Won saw SO. "says Mr.. Dan
c;a,n Ii. Iingnass As ven 'o' YOU 'n'' you app'e-
~ should be very ungrateful II | did not"
,,o oh, ma1 me ypIr H,a"S 'o' 'ie 'u'u''' a'Ao'
'"S g. shonid he clad 10 srtor into r,orch,,,,s
c,,r,;nS,'r"o,r eI;Ia ,,nnr o,.n - s.iJ U"nr,
.tas all nIanns ara dis;cr,, ,o o., ain owa'.:r
7 th;nt .baII tr, 40 aot into . S,ora
Mr. nanf,rth neHact.d a p,omopt. tho, ,lac-
mo a niece nT na nar hoSora i,r horo m tn'n, g'''
.'We Won wrta voup name "'a and ADDE'S m an iii.
coner' "a that / NAV know where 10 ind ya, in
rca lo hs.r Of a niace W ''''' ''' :"
Harry did os directed
iIo h,d on exc"Ilent hondwr;t;r,a no;nt ON
,,Iioh NJ nanSorth sot a hi',b vaIHo r''''' O''
Tbo i"tter SmrUe,,od ths a5dreas With .n,ro-
al n,I AL - la ,o,, Ss,.o ~,
a. h,"i ana 'al, am s'"a you nave 80 excellent
= . r. viii hs oc material assistapco to Won in
.ocrrir" n nisco in a connti tin@,toom in5eeJ IL