Daily globe., 1879-06-08

bloated condition Of his face, the weak1|
tWitch of his lips, and perceived him to
be an irreclaimable drunkar !, with whom
it would be follyto compound, Togive
him money would be like pouring water
into q sieve. In a moment Goldwellsl
mind was made up, and he resolved to
resist; but wanting time to decide what
steps he should take to get rid of his |
prosecutor once and for all, he dissembled |
for the present. ssYou must give me time |
to consider your request" said he. ''To
begin with, have not $1,000 here in my
private house,
You can give me me a check on your
bank
ssNo; that is out Of the question. Leave
me your address, and will write in two
days to tell you what have decided.
Will you consent to 90 to America if 1
give you the money!
Yes, that's what 4 want to do, :" said
Dunno, eagerly, for he thought he saw
sign of yielding on Goldwell's face He.
remarked that he wanted few sovereigns
to go on with, as he was 'seleaned out .
Goldwell gave him e5. ssThat will do,
sill, for the present" said he, as he pocket
eted the money; "Ill let you have forty
eight hours to reflect if you'll give me ]
the $1,000. If you won't .
Very well" said Goldwell interrupt
ing him. II will write and give you an
appointment. Go out now | have
nothing more to say to you. .
Tom Dunno went out. When he had
gone Goldwell paced the room for few
minutes, holding his head between his
! hands, as if it would burst. A very storm
was raging in his skull. He thought lit
tie of himself; but the reflection that his
daughters marriage might be broken Oft
if his own antecedents were made known,
excited him to point verging on frenzy.
At last he could bear his anxietles no
longer and hurried out Of the house.. A
hanson was passing; he jumped into it,
and told the cabman to drive to the ad-
to make a clean breast Of it to the gem
eral.
Gen. Fermeroy was an elderly officer
of about sixty, who had seen much SER
vice, and whose hair was grizzled. He
was not particularly imaginative or clev-
circ,1m stances ran STRAIGHT 40 lines He
lhad never done . mean fh;n0 and could
not NOT near that hat >anvhody had ira ran noressed ]
i without twirlino nm his mustaches in. =
i s;oni6cant manner that seemed tn saw.
svThat man and T havo soon tho laet IT.
each other.'' He liked John Gold
1 well because he regarded him
4 man at once honorable and indnstr;ons . .
a and he VAS plad his eldest SON was e,o;no
to marry Goldwell,s dauohter Gonse,
ouently lie cave start as if he had been
i shot at. when the banker burst nnon him
! and said suGenera1 have = confession to
make Sit down and hear me ia. the end
1 / need your advice: i am a miserable man
but I give YOU nv word that / was hard
! ly response ble for nv acts when.I did the
4 thing that brought me to nv present 30
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The two ,on 20 :, aimed olosated for a.,
ho1r'gsnd - ! % Iohn Na.n1duali ] ,,nfoldod nc ,;,s
. wretcbed story He had heen clerk IN a
hank when .falling q love with can, q
actress ahe had snent for her n,ore money
than he could afford. and had one day to
! save her furniture from seizure las he
thonohtl annronriated some MONEYS in
trrsted e hin hon;no r. ~ ! 10, so,orcd the
! amount before it, d1sa6nearance 6 : was found
i outt., Detected iimmediately he was DIV
en- into costody tried and sentenced to
ttrra TRANSFORMATION without. any extenuatino
4 |circums stances. being ad Omitted in his favor E
4 THAT was all he had to saw. except that
lhe had rge.p1,ented of his folly in the deep
! est misery and sorrow. and had tried to
\ make atonen,ent for E hv LEADING the most
i honorable life ever since he had come To
i NJ -. Hes ann,ess ,ed - tbe oenaral 80 to
whether the latter, had ever heard Of his
doin,r any i1ishonest thino - s. Il
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was not. an / emotional IN man, Dlt - nm I'M
INC splllS " justice preuominateu - 81. over
GoioWeia, saw ms ,11't intense "retcneoness,
dent DESPAIR, He cleared Ills throat and
. exclaimed. indifferently: .sWell. I,ll be
4 HANGED Is cnrio1,s start You sav
{ this scamn lives 81 n street?.
eyes. in b street 7 have nre.
vailed mon him to wait fortv-eiooht hours
for nv answer
s.Well leave me to deal with him.
ssYou,' General2 And may I hope that
YOU will not suffer nv guilt to be visited
! mon NV moor child2,;
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,ootad t;erca at that moment ssCal1 IN.
on % me- to.morrow at this honr and II IN
tel, vo,, what I think Of your commnni.
!. cation You saw ;t,s r.. street That's
r;ght. i've oot s. down Good nioht y
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