, 1879-06-03
TIE HAWTHORNES.
Honnnccs In tho FnnsllS-Juiiau 1tawthorna'a
Needy CtrcnDist tnhces --s' lsrcsnnt" Founded
on Fncte-IILttlnh'A Sud End.

Romnncrs In tho eFnmllf-Juilao 1Iawthorna'a
Needy CtrcuDls tnn ces - lsrcsnut" Founded
or Fnct--IIItdnh'a Snd End.
Huntington C'srespoadfn=a Ctacfnndu Gazette.
notice by the papers that Mrs. Roso flaw
thorna Laslirop Ia writing n scrlal story for the
Boston Courier, entitled "Attss Di'cttans," and
sceug her name reminds the of the ROMANCE Of
tic Hawthorne family, from father to son and
daughter.
In ILLS youth Nathaniel Hawthorne was en-.
ragcd to Miss Sophia Peabody, but upon seeing
much Of her sister concluded he liked her best,
md married icr, leaving his former nancco to
mourn Of the Inconsistency Of man. by tllis
union Hawthorne hnd three living chll1tcn,-
Julian, Unu, and Rose.-:nd say what you Will
of the mIsantl,ropc, the cynicism Of tlis gifted
man, he WIS ge1,tlu, AMI devoted, uu aEectot,-
utu to Ills fantiy. lio loved children with rare
tcndernass. even going ST far us to pick up sumo
dirty little street waif to caress as he passed
nlonE absorbed In his dreams. He was never
too morosc or occupied tu notice littlo children.
JULIAN iluwtalprtie. the ONLY son. Is fine look
lnE, tall, u'anly fellox, very agreeable to know
psrs9nall ,, hut as'sln tst lact as writer
sn nuel, .eels. Ills vurous boolts eytnee Ills
talents, but liu Bets EuglIsImcn by tho cars IN
his ton truthful urusquc attueka upon them. III
his carly Manloo4 te was engage.l TO Miss May
IaltOLtt slhlEi,Ot tuG ANFEulGA MAllcF III
Women," mid dozens Of ulllrr clever tales but
l'c broke the enlargement to trarry q pretty
girl from Now Orleans, Julian Hawthorne is
the cltar4isE: Larry q "1Astlc Wosnen. asH!
u atu,ly ART, hut uid uol amount to genius AZ
SCULPTOR, 1sM hecau.e u{terWursl . mediocre
urt!st, copysng Turner betIlE lcr chief ambition.
Julian Hawthorne lyta 1,Ist out OF London, at
verltable bi1ou." satu IN enthusiastic friend.
Ars. Hawthorne l. a beautiful wunsav, Will.
most refined nnd nrttstlc taares. The house Is
filled with specimens OF her dninty hanlicsaft.
b. brush, utl pencil, amt ucrtllc. There are
Tires lovely ehtkircI., tic youngest Of whom Is
Ma0'ed Gwen1oli,.e, III commitment 70 Neer@e
Eliot's heroluo iM Dtnlr Ierundu. Hawthorne
thought l,0 would ca 10 Eng1auI 10 aupcrlntenl
with tln!r uppeuranee In Amcrtca, but hc has
Met with Tie fate Of 80 nasny wEitess,-a!sap.
potnsnant IN their aalc,-a,iu liz Ii now In rrnly
quite needy circumstances. An American in
ing lser MD ~ rntsfl's funds for lilc Immediate
usu Of Slt Hawthorne Nlnl llla faulty. And my
nslmircr Ut l1Awthor1c tcro can do his memory
no Ercatrr llullor than ltY senuH sUnle suDstalI-
ttal token to lIis gifird but tmpcennloI,s SOU.
rl.atus Ia hu told. Wttlc Nathaniel Hawthorne
was Consul ut Liverpool, 'h"ro came to Ills
house, ~ frequent visitor, young American,
iouker4 on um. tic subject Of lieso visits was
llnwtlIornr's eldest daughter. Nils Uns,
highly ACCOMPLISHED giri. splrltliclIc In appear.
untc, n,rd intellectual i. nature. An cugagc-
alMl youi1g Iathrop returned to AnerIca, With q
PROMISE Of nIArrnsu auao onE the happY Ycats to
eumnc. After. sulno lapse Of time. tlle lover
aeatn took ship across The oceutl, ~ meet has
10 wo'nanl.ooa rs. ialr ", her name, ul,d,
l,ose, una's uwakeullig waa son.owlat ter.
rblc. Tho shock vas 80 great that snv