The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25

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| Then Rory>x entnred TO iuqtiirs into the ma
tprei Of the3n Information, BroyR could ginaeagt
and OF the, evidence which he conld adduce as
to its1suth aySMiRg at Tho l same iiRe that
not stick at q tribe to obtain the secret Brown
told him of the letters which he had had ia his
possession, and detailed the Seontents.a Rory
advised hiSn TO be cautious how he provoked
the enmity of the person ON whom be depend
ed for support, hpless he felt himsef in posi-
tion to prove what he asserted, Brown ended
1 was not paid the Following week, the whole
affair should be published in the newspapers
he would annoy, if he coHld not injdre, the
stingy possesser of o name md estate, TO aeish-
err of which had fhs; jnHtfre, iftest
claim Rory counshled pplicatinnll for the
means of diseharg ing the debt aliudesl ter and
threwi ent p hint that sheuld it. result in fail
ure, he would be sorry to see a friend enbar-
r4issed for such a trife, and might possibly be
disposed to como TO his assistance % slsoaIa
Brown hired horse The, f folio Vim
erick to seeF ansiite 2iew With his brotiSefcihl
fla@. Tho uhveleosf.e lsisitoso was,@cFys coolly
receiy edsi5 i4naa.g sgtisras2c5;..st Il rilltIaa
Wei &. ystaqpt rising fFgm
lay Before him -. Well isf, what's your s.ni-
usss here, to5day9 hoften ibid ye1 that iE Yen
had anyy eoralatrpicatioa TO i-adarsss tn me,,it
past g %Sa t. r. EFtti
ffn fit heT g t5il6 az detaisge 60 33b ~ 5DasH I
lsalaI al atsilfii 1s
b gale is
Is abaTG0ip 36aTsj efokepb yeprs slssFsspf
Es.s agsesms asysna ll iRrgsa s.,1eS,
bes92s tbs nSRsn i0r ~ have Spfb kicked
had S u better i. s ,l III what
we'll bsfofe y6a 90 IAny Shingo Of the Kind, for
you wei1 knoS have it i'm my rowerlt TO ruiz
| you bat Lnsithar wish NOR intend to dotso,
L. (f,nA -
| ;.You may do,y0ur wsEst /. 4 defy yen. ts.f
u could expose y9n, if liked, said Brown.
| !, who'd believe, the stories OF "a hisky-
drinking, uhprinefpled sc0undrei of yonr sort
! I tell son yon may as wen sWhistle jigs 20 n
lrinilest6ne' as attempt 60, move me. SBegone,
| sir, ] say--begone.9fdSisa nt t99t Z1g9gss.
Pm going now said Browh, in q very de-
days sp4 thessthrss days give you reflect;
ThhEs4ay nss " e,T5s Nh Mt MT iSsasss
That's d Sleaf threat, said SHARP Who was
4 present a6 the lister as tho door closed
after Brown aand the only way TO deal with q
fellow of that kii1diis tDi lay hifn up!eF on can
safely sWeaEs after what tlIaa passed this Ino-
mont, that yousstaad in danger Of y9nE lifo-s 4
myself can prove, If necessary, that he threat
i fsa ta Z your nfoFaat f you Wish to
i pursue the course recominend, issue my VAT
rant, and clap the fellow into Jail Where he
t %1dmirabie advies,h replied Pinsher. .5;'fI
thank y9n my good fsii iSS toE the snggSst1n
] only way. How fortnhate,eyou were present
| on the. occasion, ri Just write to the Judge
before we proceed further. !" -
I r. In a few plinntes he dispatched n groom to
| Mount Blatherwell, directing him. to proceed
1 there as quickly as he could, and TO return
with an answer to the letter Which he gave
! at Dunseyeriek that night Early next day
the servant arriy ed with the Judge reply to
his nepheY's note, He approved Of the adEiee
offered by ssSa5R' aaa SI daI VAN SefSrs
i q, jury, shonld it happen that we were forced
+ into ssee.sSt hill by thu
horns, my. dear. ;Ipmag coneluded, the l,a9ge
i only. way. TO set under the circnnisf anSes
4 What a capital fellow SHARP 7he, has p head
j Adiens myl dear nsRheyY, and be sure yens don
spare this impudent impOster." ID iasagso,r
49, Tho information -zerl- ediatelY draws
n gaS XSBS Ras Is MN as a GS ant
Brown arrested. During the various conyersa
tions which Rory held with Browns, prior TO Iii
imprisonment, he had made it special ebjeci
, to inquire into the 5cbllateTstl eyidSnce which
e might be made available in support of tina
! persons assertions, assuming that the letter
! were inaccessible, He demanded what VIII
nesses would be produccd, ia eqntTmaloh o
~ the InpoE0esnb, Aeore1 colihae@ 10 nm ~
Rory obtaiJed the Ifames ana places OF resi-
denCe of such persons us might be hetehtte
b. required at the trial. Having acquired all tn
Information Brown could give, Rory deter
= mined to ascertain by n personal invest on
how far the statement made tallIed with tn
) actual truth. He therefore visited the spa
where the event, upon whiChS the whole matte
: hinged, was said to have taken pluce--itfr
found the details relating to the locality cor
rect In their mihutest particulars. His mex
= visit was to the man named Tom Leonard, reI
: resented as, perhaps; the most IimP9Ttar
i amongst the witnesses. Arrived at the caDl
where lie Svas informed tits person lived, Ror
fuund 1T q heap of ruins, aud. he was IN TIA
d ace Of thrEiiHg hishorse's head To inquire olsf
: where, when child popped forth fruni aHids
(, tLe fih6fsk saccnhftiIat6d Within tho make