The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-31
MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

Amonv Mars sttrsctio-a more were more 70.
sstless than the lighthsHrtedness 10 viii h this
hopeful spirit gave rise. stu wss BAH NJ hu-
NOR 10 encounter. Inst she viewed the pointed
| attentions q Grylls with plesgr., was evident.
s1d some ~ h's esrnest demons ratons would
draw forth a blush with TIE smile Still, there
was too much iov for love. The smile vi I. one oi
merrinen', the blush vas the GLOW Of triurpph.
ken, tho burning svowRl-.hs love-si-t PRAYER,
wnhn his lips Tike many others, rendered
| tiud by sxcess = love, hs ct every "hsppy op-
portunity" ahordod lin, pass by without his de-
ci,ral.on fearful lest by anticipating, he should
mar his hope. srd tie time SERVED Tor MARY =
de-arture w. Iarenam, S!thouits Contemplate !
IL may le Afded, exp,cted--of"r ~ uarr .sge
being made
Too much us.i 10 see the eernsl fame. ~ Ports.
mouth 80 out Mary b,ds him sdiou without III
humor There was a. much kindness N her iov ,
,ngs yesm.ver al ndness certainly NOS s.S w.,
by Mr. Lewis who spresrcd TO think great ues
Of bohea had Teen vAs'ed on one Who hsd s'e'n''
10 promise more solid sttaehmcnt
MAR found herself again a. faIohsm' VIII nom
ing to .muse her leisure, but the devotion ~
iove-sick chemist, and the huctuatlug attentions OF
. rich old sss c.pts n whose love Tor her was only
superseded by fits Of the govt, which 10 turn made
wsy for tho Doless disturbing passion. Ssill these
bings did smuss her, though hers was
no spirit Of Speculation In tie srdor
With which TIE lovely girl sought aud
rrjoced in her eonquesIs III, honey Of saora.
zion was all that she apparently coveted and
though deep look Of her exquisite eyes, tue hrtn
set Of her bright red under lily, when ia thought,
spoke OF heart and spirit thai one day would
auove such FREELY homage still, such was her love
Of adniratiou, tst the bxod gaze % the passing
stranger Ia her path, would even f her with sI-
CT ement and gladnea. Oten when seated at her
window, and actually faint with fatigue, from the
enormous quantity VI needlswork imposed on her
b. her aunI, size would forget her wear ness. and
burst II satisfaction would swell her heart, as .
lingering horseman, or . head kITucd tack Is long
80 The carriage which conveyed tho gazsr WAS in
~ 10 as.a. IL
ness Of their observation, Of tho force aud extent u
her attractions. Hope would then point TO future
he 10 Of triumph, w4ere objects might be found
worthy o. capturing
by green chariot with four post-hotsos passing,
tue oc1upsnt Of which had syineed LIS sense u
Der iCysiuoss by devOuuy Kissing bis hand 10
her. s her eyes followed tho splendid co Iipage,
she was recalled b. double knock at Their sell
dom-y siied door Her attention bad been W
rlyeleI on the carriage she bad seen no one sp-
ptOAch sho house blt peep hom her window
showed her the visitor Waa none other hLn Leu
tenant Grys.
Her aunt who was then indispoI SCI, had not Jeff
her room, but with pleasure in her eyes aud .
blush on her chsek-peihaps called Up by the
saucy salute fr9m the green chsryt-Msry de-
sceuled quickly to the Goor. she ushergi her
visitor into the ue parlor, which, NiIL is shells
and corsls, ~ ludisu paddle aud gigantic seAweed
. sword fish aud a insn-0!-wGr IN giaas chseI
oa.red as gOyd Q representation OF the merME.G's
cave a. pa ser's p.ilor could 10 msde 70 tlyo
Gr,lls saw nothing OF theso oceanic uvcorAiO .s
SCARCELY rersnius from the ardent emOrsce, which
Mays evident pleasure ai seoug hIu., aud his
own 10Y At hur presence prompted he loUIeI forth
L,s hopes anu I, -rs IA % RESP, ctable oter OF
marriage .s could 10 got up curing bis drive IRON
Paramount. Strange - say, the green eAA-iei had
rather changed Mar = view As 10 ths .isIDI.iy Of
n match which ~ PvrtsmOuth had Teen con
formulated as SO desirable and gentle denisli rose
ou ~ M. full OF smiles, drawn forth b. We a.
II os. come perturbation ol poor Cry 10. Again size
was sup Heated sgsn lie refusal VAS following,
when ,ns knocking OF sieA against tue ho.r
above. caused = euqden eSb u We loes Sheh we're
diving u yils u destruction,
Tie knock was u ads by tho lame aunt, doubt.
less for tie purpose u learning who Was the loud
talking yeullelnsn down stars uui - Iy1ks 10
MARY OF dependence, of labor, aud VI restricted M
,tty, 81 which evils tie Increasing inrrin4Les of
her stunt promised should oe augmented. MAJ
thew COILS never In this world e.ruI VIII he
lovely ace, which Ett leeu 30 decidedly Ayert,d
should nov 10 turned towards him, or . sm.lIuy |
"yCs" whispered when abe negative hsa Leen ~
trmIy relsa,ed.
second knock No from shove cal. ed im peratyelv
ivr Mays presence, suu she sprzng away from NJ.
JOS -5enidsTed Gry lis his sth-uced bride
Winter nsd sci ~ before the marriage took r',rs, |
but i was very Joyous affair. Even The nor |
aunt, though she looked HsmAyel whea she found |
thai the s1pling sue lad 50 carefully purtnr. -
to 10 transI SnIel just When iIs growlh promised
soue return Ior hei pans entered With auitp.ton
Into wedding preparations. - suEuarins was The |
excitement winch peryAdet all TIE family thar m.
actually sold a silver tsuksrd aud punch Iadis
sud sx bread s14 81 .nis1 pieces, ~ eol.r butte 40
tie trOuksear
There werU yellow pos,-ch aises, scarlet po., |
81 ases, and pale llLe post chssss Irotung Am,
Portsmouth, o. The wedding morning, Witl mari |
un!e-iooshs leoPie GecNei With s.t.n iaVours an.
slds, AMI some enuging ~ Father lh.u riiug an |
the bar. NJ Lewis Kept open house that lay Az |
consequence Of which - WAS very shorty Il.1. |
but tuO BRIDE La4 buue.r OOu, wItA irreuro.cha |
Die gOod taste, had departed immedia.slv .n.r |
breakfast IL uest chariot Hired a. tue i,sor,,
wish our post horses E.d, Il may be added. wttb |
three as hs.r'y cheers as nautical lungs ever CAV.
forth.
London was ;hsir destination ard the FRA, tim,
iAsI Mrs Gryls loud herself In IN tie dress-circls
al IOysnt harieu IuestTo, the object OF admiration
al "iIhn reach OF her sIGr.ctuns SIZE lhought IN,
now kne" what was Happiness; and
wouderoi how she could have hes lsteI q mouent
Ia Huat,hny a. Ius brilliant los which her marriage
with tie de'o'ed SUD Aaulssnt GEyNs had secured |
for her.
A. hs period OF which We write. London, to
certain class, was full Of lie satisfying Attr,e
lions 10 psrlAke Of which 1t only required money
aud the outward seeming OF what Wa then called
grnulty, TEere we're subscription balls most e.av
Of access. There were muslaI Isssulrhca wher.
Young lsiLes and genIlsmen ioand IN, fable del IA
in .isIeuiug TO NauXhaI pastorals composer bv |
Theodore Hooks iagAeIi and drilkin2 s.rJny t. a
var, Ill. 40 cost. Tue theatres wee ~ then L.,
showing ~ that time tine now mechanically
called "Ihe IAimy days VI tue drama" Paitnsc,y
Ialuy mghI prevail IN htIio tnterludes COmmtm-
Grating EOHe naval tlumpl; where Ilcelon ro.t-
el Tue Storm" and "RLls Britannia 1" yklls
BrAhAm shook uniou-lacIs over his urad, and az
ecutsd vocal impo-s. ult.s baI We wall not youch
for tue gool lise " oil the lno.rica! represe.la
lions then III vogue However, u was All charm
ing ~ Cry lie, Who seemed W 1--we Gsa.n over tns
E.ory-book. OF bis young OF days anu scIualiy saw
his old vision oil naySl czp.sins COMBATING on
clad IN khe keraeym sTe All lrts aud