The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Amelas S60000 residence not vet I'm
ished, stands about a block from the cottage
once Occuticd by the spunky No. 10. The new
beautiful lawn, enclosed 10y a low iron fence (;
the but.diug !, three stories, Mabsard roof, with
bay Window towers. conservatory, and porches
aId Vernndas 80 arranged a TO make an i'm
posing pie. Here Will reside the charming
Amelia nnI her ti,od. aud the kind hearted
wife takes care III The hrst WIFE OF B.. an aged,
helpless woman, whom she cares for as she
would a mother. Prom Amelias windows she
eau look over the nigh s.One wall Of the Bee
hive Nard, JUS across the street. She can look
into the windows of The mlsty old stone haretu,
where sOue dozen Ut her rvais are living. sepa-
rated from the bu-l streets 10y htgh walls, oIna-
mcuted 10y receives Of stonS. ana entered by
heavy barred gates. II was AT this corner that |
paittl from Mrs. ClrDie' whose nome lay III an
rue grcai gltrs Of the beehive were open TO
let Out the gardeners who had been At work in
the handsome grounds. | stepped inside the
wall and looked about saw woman sewing
by an uppvt window, ana two itte giris swing
ing, but NJ o.ncr signs ot life. The children
came fuuolIs low.rd me. They we're bareiootcd
and ulT, face (.
~ hat are our names T. asked, a. winning
Is ~ pos+ih.e.
"Nan Jo IS my name. and Mary Kate lie hers"
snii the elder e the gIrls.
Nv nat 10 your fathers nameT
"Mr. Young siid boi IA The children, quickly.
"Mnat /, your mothers name -
My mas name is 10, md her ma Is called
Kate
DO YOU live nere7"
Yes, tui, i- our house.
Where d '"- your iatnrr ltvef'
81 don' KNOW"
Don't YOU ever 20 to see your father1"
NO"
DO YOU know him when YOU see HUMP"
"lts.'
"Dors he ever take you riding
No"
Adjoining the grounds ~ tho Beehive house
IS tie ynrt uf the Lion residence, nisO guarded
by nigh stone walls. There are Gothic peaks
running w IN lines along the sides Of the Lion
re- ldeu'r, and each peak "a occupied bS a win-
dow. There Is "A CrOurhiug stone Hon on the
Tuuf Il IA" lurticp. Oniy live wives live in tins
tumtlr-NoWU ola hNi amy. Next this house -
lirignaln'- oh =. After PASSED the door Of the
Office turned thrk. atcendei the steps, rang
the tcl, ana -"uf u4l cir' t. I'r,- ideut lOurg
uUue Wa, llaut-url At my uNu trucriN IN
gulrZ ina, aluns 10 tsard Tho hon I'M hiH drn.
our party lhd all 'auf sent polite request to
bingham, requesting the .lefsarr Of an inter-
virW at hi, convenience, aud haa received q Pc
ltle answer declining the honor. I don know
what pn-,r~,ud lir to 20 into his UniCo thht WA.
II was done unIor the impulse ~ the moment.
this m.n. / codl!n't thlnA, now h9d -. 90
there. what on e,rth to snN, when a tiiI. pleas
am OLD gentle came III. leaning on Il cane
and gf,ct-u ne politely OS maine. lad no "a
cu,v iu mo word lor coming there except Gu
uo-itv, aui tugheu ana told him 30.
Hr Nas I'rfIcctly ~alt- ut-us-cd, ahd soon put
ne at ( i,si. ! don't know when ! have had A
more agreeable t"n,'lsatlpn, nj tho old gem
fruaft was SD sst t,ilc. sp olte, 20 -utcridill-
iug ani wIttl. - opposed to all my ideas about
hin. tni Tor ID WINE MAS nunpuoSed. " lie IS
q nan VI Who,. ,hJ Woman might he proud,
thought. E4t the sound Of the workmHn's
hammer, oi AUtlln. hpUsa suute upon nav
neglected rhiiIren cane before me, an1 l
thought d Terently.