The New York herald., 1870-11-25
Al ABUSING DOMESTIC EPLOD i.
Warning to Married Men Who Indulge i'm
Late Summers.

From the Elmlra IN. " Gazette Nov. e2.I
In a certain city. not SO tar away from this 10
make 1t less OF loca interest," lew evenings since Il
parry OF friends met az social gathering at a fash
ionabie restaurant. Some were bachelors ana some
were IN The enjoyment OF Heavens best gift to
men " The evening was cold, aud most or them
wore overcoats Two OF them were nearly alike and
were owned respectively by Charley c. ana
Charley s., one or them married and the other
single, and wild fellow, who fast lie was out
c. Is a sober man, cnershing n brIQht-eyed but
jealous-hearted little vile who loves him tenderly.
He found IL difficult to obtain permission to attend
the supper ut all.
IL was given at last, with the understanding that
he would come home. early. lie did not, however.
sounaIy the next morning. lie had met with ms
fortune, too, having stumbled on his way home aud
about repairing the m,shap the next morning by
cleansing the muddy 0verc0at. While engaged in
this occupation her hand by the merest chance in
the world srayed into OF the side pockets OF his
coat and encounering a neatly folded btuet dour,
subscribed simply to Charley, read
Do that horrid supper love, but come to me IN,
stead. am so lonely. Your devoted KATE.
Oh, my but the little blue eyes nashed-the
color came and went upon her cheek and forehead
when she read the few lines. Tnere was a moments
pause, as II TO sl the intensity OF passion, and then
Mr.. c. was rudely shaken from his bed whats
the meaning OF this sir' aud The little hands tren
bed with passion. as the OFFENDING paper was held
up before the cuiprit. ~ don't know. Who brought
''Who brought It, slrg found It in your coat
pocket, Mr.. c.. want an explanation. VIII
have one. want divorce, toori Mr.. c. was
nothing OF the note: ne did not know how
tho treacherous little thing came in MS pocket.
He appealed 10 MS wi!cs good sense She
would hear no denial, but instead made another
dive into the coat POCKET Another ttie mlsslye re.
warded her search. IL was brinful or the tcnderest
endearments, and dated oniy two days back, but
was In another handwriting, very beautiful and
signed "Jenne." 'oh you Turk-just look at
tbatw and while Cbarley's bewdered eyes were
peruslng the letter another visit was paid TO the re-
ceptnce OF loye-ano.her letter came out. II was
delicate, but fun OF upbraidlng. IL called Charley
cruel, false, deceltful; said that Tanny's broken
heart would be laid Gt his door, and that his 'once
loved darling would die early"
The lips were white with rage, the blue eyes
all afame, the llttc form drawn up TO It's fullest
height. Charley never saw her looking 20 indig-
nant.
.You monster Why. Brigham Young would DO
ashamed TO do as yoa have done ~
Another dive was made to the pocket, aud letter
after letter brought out, until dozen strewea the
Ooor, all eyincing the tendcrest love for Charley
Unable to cope with the storm OF Indignation ne
made hasty exit from the room, and, leaving the
house, lett his vile TO mediate upon divorce or sui
eide at leisure. A few minutes after However tho
servant OF Charley s. appeared with Mr.
G---'s oyercoat and respectfully solicited tho
return Or his masters.