The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-20

w. i.Nhl VI III llllN pNIli'ulNf, ana purchased
snh OF store clothes, VII len 81 transformed
hum thnt his brst friends know not that
tnr man therein was Oliver Bnrnall. lilo
hls' assured the widow Fullerton. in finger mo-
tons. which rHrried conviction IN the very man
n'r o. their liking. that neither she nor her
painter his father: and he brought her "A ring
iol which he had paid SO and pla ed II upon
her finger. whcr" he could observe its ylitt.r a.
slc talked to him in token Of their brtrothnI
Al tns NATURALLY was gr'nt qualification to
III" luow, tuu.riQn. and She EXPRESSED as
tnu'h IN lpter to him shortly nftprwnrd But
thrr' is something in this lrtter also that sug-
g"sts I'm uty Of which they became aware
M tnry grow moro Intimate md that difficulty
WIS mat ih'v rnud not CONVERSE readily to-
Ertl'r. Shc had not received much education
III MS s>st"m Hnd ne had none in hers and
wh"n h" grew mr.! lent IN IN" declaration OF his
passion. she inilcd utterly to comprehend him.
II" was not al all disp,eis ii with tn inability
uh her phrt, aud, frequently. IN speaking "
thcsr mntters with his friends hr Initiated
that ne cons dcr'd II pretty aud p'quant hut
nrNeithcIcss he occasionally wished the widow
Fullerton To- understand perfectly what he said
and then he called in the two children. who
ware utterly fluent with their hands, both in
their mammals sysicm and in his own, to net AZ
inicrprrtcrs. That the children were some
times n the way ut the wrong moment Is natu-
Widow Fulcrton's hitter To Oliver Barnall-the
only on" that has been mado public-writtcn
ulon tinted paper:
Nnpymlr Pa juno % 1879
Ar ps,H fRuSp. ! hooked iqr you all day Yesterday
qs o norm me ~ return mnil when YOU win come or
!"..ir i",ts You very much; aud have long tlb with
r.....t ~, a. '' vtt ,"'.." w p. ' ~"
Nac. Ii YOU dc.irc Truly your friend, NJ ttlLtRtoS
The rlcasantncss eyincnd In this letter ~
tru' index of Tho plraeautnrss that existed be-
tween Oliver Blrimll aud the Widow fullerton
~ 90 t.'fN ming before trr day appointed for
III marriage ""rcmony. Tho children, espu-
than tlr sUuguin" tarriUgn painter Ind pie
turcd. ono w,- lO years old aud the other was
>. uul both had long golden huir: nui Oliver
went 400 about with his fingers. declaring that
Doe WITS about tu n" u'arr.cd and t'come INTO tho
world. Al summer long 90 courtcd mud noastrd
ali'rutt"h. aud IN addition In the ring ho made
th" NYilN Fullerton pre-" ut oi $40 in money,
anu 100 otl'r astounding Wye tor nNN'r Is
N'r1 thrifty Wuu WHO EOi D. is money 10y Keeping
-'Nir"ss"d his great raglt NJ the prospect
oi ms approaching nupilt'-. lh' Wedding DAY
wis set. and ull the Eup Ats were invited. and
on The eve % that day which WAS to sec his
anrtiSnat. "dica To- ,ho Willow Fullerton o" on
the tips oi his Fingers. went through tho brief.
hut -tll NOR, ,ndnar.nr performing " achcv-
md the full determination of coming back ON
tho morrow never to leave Hcnin.
A. luck W uld have IL. Diver On leaving the
| Widow fuli"linn, bent HE strtS toward a law
| ycr's ufice. II" uad no austi ION that This was
! iu any wise an luminous proceeding. He went
90 transact suiur i''t" lr-a u-in"ss IN ronnec-
! tnu with Dis iunrrug' aM h' took with him
/ itiHhd. uu iLtyrUtrt T., Mhru. at the lawyers
! inNu"t on. !,u. .atrd himself in nrge wooden
| u.m oh lr. l.- '.Or N'a, "t"hia't IN smiles.
/ We'll. .aIl inc iiwv'r.uNrr the iiugrr ends
! 9th" interpreter. what "a" troubieF
! ~ ul going to 3D." married Tomorrow re-
! plirH tho carriage PAINTER hV the same broNy.
! Ono. SAID 90" iHv yer. perroiVing by the
| broadening ~mil" ga his clients face that this
| WIS NOT tr,unic in divers mind and h. added.
| with % dash ~ disappointment in his tone.
And two Children" said Oliver glceiuly.
Tho lawyer looked az Oliver for o moment.
| and hc said 10 himself ia his Sens"lrss fashion
| -eeusel"s~. since ID was no business Of his
| " How would like ~ save this honest young
! man from his mistaken inclinationW And
! then he fell 60 noting in the dark reeeS.es ~
| his mind, and every question that he asked was
! addressed to the carriage painter with "a DELI
-, What i The name q. your projected wife.
| Mr.. BHruail. D. may ak p said he.
II is the Widow Fullerton replied Oliver.
with animation. his fingers trembling with the
| luu are quito sure that she is widowW
Wnhl;Myn,- g9 ub. sure
About 39. l should think. replied Oliver.
with q laudnhle inclination TO paint the widow
properly before strangers
And how long has her husband been dead -
quickly added: but hos dead now ''''' 80
They're beautiful children" came through
the interpreieri Both g9idcn-haired. One
| right position in his hair. and he slapped both
hands "mphatieally upon his knees.
Who'll" f2c' growing luminous. Doesn't she
VII, 70, re r., A. Diver Pna the Interpreter,
rre mvy.r inmn'i rom HI. chair. and
oau-li Wy N, hat. WI be- h4ek IN li'' min.
tou-' CD, DR.. Yates. Heyond divers rosy hori-
% ne date cloud " looming
ness. aS De- hu,-t into the others snug OIL
"l.W uli ur' Mrs Fullerton two chiIir'nt'
leg nIe -u'.' -lIl th' doctor. laying down
hI- r.W-iHu.r ana putting th. lips Of an his
fingers together. ou" ol Mrs. Fuu.rtuu'- chill
dr % i- ru y.rts old. uui I. other Is nve.'
AMI low long. h." inquired the lawyer lean
iue tuwnrd the gool-nuiured physician ~ he
began uis -cn'en.-. ana drawing impressiyry
! DID,. d In tia -IHl ton =