New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

90, course will my little lady said Mr. Seymour that what
| cane here for" ,,., 49,. . .,, h.,.
bad given only Eve cents when ht asked you ior
h, p.rbap have good but It's too late Look
And again himself face downward upon TIE osd ne
| ..,. u.v TO another passionate outburst Of greL
spOn flashed ,eos the mind Of the millionaire whose
Nv ,b, time accustomed TO the moderate light and
| looking directly az 'ne "omAn wv '' " y
wI Heaven he eIclsned holding bis hands before bis eTs to
| aim, ont the frghtfal spectacle, " she is deadP
sobbed boy deaddeaddeadi And when tney put ner
| IN be cold ground snaH DC hone-an "oHe' AA'' " Wv
| care for me ihenP , l., ,,,, -
howl upon the table and with the tears standing her md eyes
had toward Kneeg beside him the dpannR words
In nj. p. she threw little white around bis neef ana m0
mur,d in tone Of ofmugled pathOs and gentle repoaeb;
| "so one did you say, Chsrleyi No one at dB
. boy checked violent grief and looking through his
,.,,, he replied as be afeeionaey pressed her hand:
"oh forgot you MgeI forgot yOu but mu't blame me-
VA. thinking Of nothing but her. will be so very very ha sec
| them take her awiyP
re- this time Mr. Seymour from the frat shock
h feelings had sustained and approaching close to the corpse be
h.e, 10 peruse senyy thrill OF horor shook DIS
frame anew did for notwithstanding the change which death
had made morally had the face before under lar
| different circumstances 80
wh.i your name boy he asked eIeied turning toward the
| sonowing lad
The boy was stubborn and would not ANSWER pu DIS he
replied:
His name Ia Charley Hollser Sir"
"nIs. and again last but under what terrible cir
eum,t.beel OBJ what igha gbu death for her to deP
He spoke truly Il ghu DEATH for the woman had ded Of
Starvation in midst Of psntY Bager to aPpee The
cravings hunger she bad seized the loaf and torn from
mouth she s"ayedto maeae the fatal reaction too1
p. death Effort and she who had once 'ed the
snuenee sat there the victim oi cruel "h
corpse. grim, s,ant and sbastly
Casting look the children Who In their great gef bad not no
ced bis agitation the millionaire rushed from the house and OOA us
way toward the Coroners Office
held upon body Of wretehed sndsresp Tor the
weeping boy eh bed unknown vomAn-he
jury composed who had sdd.u been taken from their
Service had promptly and without striving
who what she returned verdict that hy
Ho the unknown Aforesaid had to her death BY star
yOa wealthy and exemplary had poor victim Of cruel
want deeniy Greenwood Ceny all the expenses at
tending funeral having been paid out Of bis poet-ind Our per
,s had assembled n the aonnEt the in which Mary O'
ter died. to talk the sad These Charles HO'isr the
son Of the deceased woman III, little girl Maggie Mrs Bridget Mullins
r.,h.rwom.u Of uumsaby Celtic ohgn and M Philip Ferry,
inoun IN the uelghbOrboOd Phil the Philosopher"
90 te gentleman offered end place for has he,
Charley dear asie the widow addressing the deceased
The poor bo absorbed 10 bis deep grief sat In onofthewy
corner her, and little Maggie more became bis mouth
piece
"Dot ,p.ak 70 hm now Mri Mun, please don't" pleaded the
ne sreurehs bad be don, want talk nO" all about
and III answer your quesoni Mr. Seymour has offered to find
| place fer Charlsy-I heard him.
opened BY MrL Muu, tai, bilious looking Of nsser eI
preston Of eOunt.n,noe, urigsed his way into the
"EeP whispered philosopher musng As hs sy" fell
upon the new them sticking out all slippery
el-iu hmsen,o any shape he peae and adroiT make bis
escape through ,me,, hind Of hole Every hair bis hedto
be re there many ohems eel and ees msgu'
bis WITH lens I'll venture ' yOu eOadnt
tell from the otherP
III. individual concerning whom Phil Ferry tha sOoqurd looked
the for moment two without speaking aud
tuulng IL heet toeArd the widow, be sad:
so she's goue at last. chr
"s. IT, Doctor Mcs,b" replied Mr.. Mullins, she is, poor
eruberl Heaven res. her sovl"
And the boy What will him r. asked the while
greedy look lighted up b, lu gray ey,," hear that eh
Mr. seymour-ha offered to take charge Of fhm-sihst SOP
81 believe s" answered Mrs Maln bat d'il much myself
ibor don't hroub the boypOor ,i0 dy the bhba'
,,,hrn Ia ie.n on him t-.,f Msggs-shs Knows"
Oh r,, M,sd. NJ dear little MggsP sIeansd the Doctor
nth Affected tenderness ssbs approached the child she will tell me
all lboui She sSd live With now guess She Won't
stay hsre lHer they take away her playmate W0nJ0a come
" Ia ne, maggie y
aNo uont exclaimed the child -h ,huiisr and At the
tine , erspt o.s 20 Mrs Mullins, sied tightly hold Of that good
omsn pro shoash feared the doctor might seize her forbJ
and bear her o.
AID Why rot ny little doctor With great bandn
Because don you replied child with esndor I'D
that dt dungeon where hsr died hAn to
home With yOu. I'm AFRAID Ofyou"
Nov that hard It, Muln, r. said the doctor appeal
luly really hard attended that Little ghs ther profess
,ouAy through many Cts of eneIs without charging him
cent continue tndne by swing h Ahome
Idae the boy GSi Ike her attended
bis mother proissohay io without receiving pcanlAp recon-
pen,e nte and do suppose be has gratitude
than N,ggsh has, VIII you learn be Doctor Charley p
| be continued Addressing the boy.
no you" senienour answered the seIirken youth,
turning bis ts,r,vonea eye, upoa th. qusstioner.
"Eop said Magic Charley and will together Wherever he
goes sill I'M Seymour tales him. will beg Mrs Seymour to
take ne"
Dr. Myab Bad good reason, for feeling interested III. children and
shat those reasons viii Arps, the Of story
w,, one morning week amer the u narrated took
place and M, Seymour 81, At the bei', table the gentle,
reading morning p,p. and slipping BIZ coffee br urn, while the
lady r,msusd Silent apparently deep thought about something
At eagh throwing BIS paper and enpng bis daag
| Mr. Seymour said. With dgh;
I never take up paper oe dear, that do no,
the details Of som. horrIbl. idestncn and misery"
said Mrs Seymour that Of late yoa seem
usual. interested In the fenG Of the gOOr MY attention.
much attracted to such cases since heard Of your praise
ro, action n reference unfortunate who died Of star
walton Although sdm, ha, conduct was eonmendaoe
cannot have taken such interest Der orphan
boy Amer experimenting funeral and paying ali the expenses you
bring children here home one Of them the IN
| fortunate womsa's son"
paused order give her husband opportunity 70
say something explanation remained SILENT and she continued
another singular phase Of this most singular matter is hatyoa
seer, the than do about the girl
without any part told all knew about the
GIRL when yenlui to question concerning the boy
.vinee apabe dnonto the subject aud would
| not CIV. N e ,h. slightest satisfaction"
ws DEAR said Mt Seymour apparently with grea. reluctance
"n true that ali aoug tried th, subject but
force mystery sbou. the boJ and bis
mother mystery wishing
plain and which advantage you nothing should do Let
me mpore you eu you value domestic quiet not 10 u TO
the subject again boy win be o. the house shortly and amer
be gone let talk Of the past spoke employing silver
him Yesterday, Mr. Bak Jssdes and Charley Is to he
placed In But how about little prog, Maggie
place her TO adopt heri
would willing ADOPT her" replied Mrs Seymour who at
that would useless attempt penetrate her husbands and
who assumed satisfaction she by no means felt MI coud reconcile
too Of