New-York tribune., 1880-10-31

Natt, u VIA. 70"
Your cousin Ralph. This Is Maior Wythburn'
Nythburu reached forch his hand and Wace
grasprd it VIZ expressive teryor. lnglebY rapidly
narrated what had oceurci, aHd added Garnet ~
NV dear ialiOw. You are N man OF an men l
coulI have wished 90 see t. his moment. fou must
ic ae aflrr,,ird how you eaInJ 10 be here Tonight
v la. shall We TO Y
Nothing.
Mr.. Iucicuy bas asked ire to N you az dinner
buf fear sl.al have ro icre-l t1at pleasure. ~,
You val surely come IN lHd see fAh So" ''ie
Prc.cutly. Avoid alarming the ladies. Ingleehy.
! have sure! y3uc wife thJt therc - hot'i's
yrc. T. and yen NAV 5r sure hat am taking s.e.s
to II. .ri.v i!r. assurance. / stall know IN tine
whether snail need yonr help u J"r. lN-l'"S -
ry.it I. uouii be lnadaos- 10 nave your mcu u9
here {. t0w 20 IN ~ D. 80 nlaE ulusuli hu Dap
prued; AID, thcstop.ec. oHHt So "uIf" ~ '-o
servants / ,IH De- viii y'1 vcrN s3"p I"N'e"y
meanwhile sag 30 Mis-. loA.cby that sou nave 9''"
IL was impossible Tor either Iagl by or Wythburn
20 feel the each o, tucm S.m1la.ed III 'S '"u
vrrsatlOu indoors. IL Was apparently tLo H. i.
agr.cab., Of rlut, rs. The ladies' were IN cG tii L
spirits and Blbs Overl)wed with fun lhgle'y
took 10 upon himself to quietly close the shuti'Is oa
the dInihg-rOOnl. which Was on the grOult-u'"t
and overlooked the lawn; and ci1onihG ChilN'"-
puer to AL the fasten ngs ~ 1he rear Oi VIC
Lo.:se !. tugn,l 10 tuc draw iHG-rOou.
Frank. ,aId 5lrs. Ingleby, as he entered, beiiG
is Mary dying go bee remtrodnced to Fanny OH
sweet cart Ralph Wace.'
Is she rrs1hcI ingieby ntcrrogatiyely,
Blbs biusaed aud o.t ncr lips. sue hdd not
single saucy Itialnc ready; u,.,,-..
! that cousin kal pu Is hluLs iler th"u ever
: nave always been gIv-u 80 uhdcrSl.hu ina6
! Dick thcught hlm gaWAN &c lieh cox 99".o'
! wheu tbcy met ten years since remarked AaiS'
wlta an amusing touCh o. md lc'. ,
Babsr uter9Osed Fanny reproacLfaiy; lheVer
said tnat.
| like Il. or how cuu,d | hayr got 10 mo my
head 1 was buJ IA baby when saw cousin Elipn'
you know. | could not have heari 70 rom y'u.
I q " rl.stl N ar 10 a
! cousin now Fanny docs.'
THIS was a Gou0le-barr.lled shot, which produced
momout,riy cou4as.. x ctlac. on o"tu N}t-'ur1
and lis gt4t-c VII. larry Woo d'c'IeiS o. .'..-
gui-hIng Acr.c.l ia this Itte war. or 81 auy rats
:W6at | I'D saw. Inls observed WytbDuro.
smiling. not mat cousin Ralph |a' li-ltF oir''
| but that he was young, concerted ana unc0hi'it-
abiy pr r.cocoas lie was, ioo see, as Old chen as
! yau are now BabS and
'Obyiousy rae iIaeue,s does moi end tLcrc-t'at
! Is ~ bat yoi would say, Dic@ ID you dIre- A-nI
| y0u; you ye.y cumpiueui id-y, d'G aute. "ilJ
! ull see my cousin Hupl. =
! Mr. Wlce.' Interrupted a servant, throwing opeI
door, ahd usutrlug IA LDe oGuJ 60 0I ilcIi c'A' d.
/ satlOu.
! i have already had the pleasure oi seeing yon.
/ Mrs. Iugcby.' said Ralph, Iu tue manly music ot
! whose yoi,e Fanny found no trace "ha.efti I'd ih,
! tones of ten years a-C. Com uulIE. ue alFdhCri
! % Fanny, and s2i warmly an very g."a % see
You. Fan. Way, tJ seems .ih age since "t Altl ana
! y.u--weu You Jra moi "a bit altered, except
! For the bet. r.. .n.orDo,ed the MAJOR heart Is.
| r at is what tel. Acl, Waoe'
| And EgI NlIlu ,!.. me rltlI. at amy
| could have changed f.r tae b,tieI HrJ tiIo was
! impossible. Why, tbIs "auuot p" Ea'sF
II Is indeed cousin Ea,p, replied Mary, WIJA an
| an ot art.ui ;.ctle-s. .-s-.
- ca,. l!ar.. ~ Ocllcys It, And here he glanced
| at Fanny. dow like. he sand 10 himself, "ulir
his hear, beat all t'le qWcNer ~ he reco-lL't I'D
| tue radiant beauty the fair GIr whose .aDd hc
/ stIH uo.d. and whose eyes dropped beneath TIE
some nA0 iut tense * pre- sioI Wulcu dwell IN h'
eyes Us uut tAc Adot .ot b.l. cy"s ID Dtuop
| beflrc ANYONE. .--4cre vas IAe- cLtIoh gl 'hr
! Fanny G.tutu-4 ne bad loved so U.iuo4, aaa pas
! .iouat. ~ year, oe-ote. IL .ad net YOU IA the
! street. Ddo--4.ilY ctl "u D"Ys
'Ycs. c.us.I Ht. h. Her VOICE was unusually
! low did sweet .a -llt SAID L!l.a.
i sIoGil have s,ar..u u.s. though had setn
| ghost. lcu alt .l ia. IJ.uy But, AaIur, les "r
/ nav, word altn you. Vii not detain you more
/ tuan 81 v-is .es W.uu,rs.'
The Two meu vi. Adrew to tsa recess of ore OF the
Ge.l., eaAu.sal "iutOW' OF tine spacious a?ii ieAl
ANA CON yeia.,i iI loW earnest tones. Al Inc rd ol
/ turlr co. ..rr.cc 4aJ.r Myihnuiu wrote ~umg GWs
hastily d. o pocket book duu GIve tnc elI io er.
| vino, begging 10 b. excused TOR a short time. ictL
| the room. ON hls rcJun tAe conversation was re-
snr.eI no NJ ,-s novel ,leltrnt. HIS attention va,
/ ma.uJ bestowed on her. \, icr Fanny, she " 's
| NOT lcarlv ss enchanted with Nlrys apparent sue
sess as sic should have beeu. ba5s was yet Child
aud--vei, Ae hld changed very mrcn duln2 thtr
long separation uoJ Id WISH % iaik I'D uel JUS i
l;tic biz about OLD umcs. AL SAID tauny nc '4st
! To- herself. with Ilintiy lrrttouIl regret 7d'-
po-. lt is J-ctu-c AN rowing 10 ID" 3n Oh W. .l-
an lIerslpou sine dud Mrs. Ing')y res mod
| tIc utvar-cadIlg discussion OK thc Z cat theme
! servants.
"A
uorou-.y through the house, announcing .Aa d.uner
Wa, served, Wucu a servant appeared "a. t-a door
and -lID some one Wlancd io eee Mt lh-leDf moss
particular. luc face ol the man Was az lltt j. Hliu
uo.ug .ts expression, dCe instantly UIONa oi lrJm
/ u!, cot.v-r,itiOI witu BtO5 Inc Mayor mlur
| st,p forward. AS II 80 accompany lngeDY; auu the
JuIts IhNOuhidll5 ass uAttA attliuuco eAr- -es'i'c
| Oh alarm. " ,., a..
staircase. come and near |na+ Ca uIan LAS to say
IneJ vent at once. mououln2 thc Women 70 re-
| main. ILe mans stOry "a, ouef, out p'fJtut0 ls
| IuCcAseu by the maa,crs treatment Oh Ihclt ueie-
! gate. the wuO had stopped his cdir'dg" AJ the
odur-gaIe3 were Jhcn returning, reinforced ny Ihe
| idle Aanus of Moor Ailll and tenyedEe works, 10
! Multej0Ners. iucy were marching round ~ LiFeG
| back lane IA order TO AVOID Ihc more uAcCt Iodu
Where we're they wnen you left themP asked
Nm - Wblttieton Beck less than a mile Off
! and uJw' cxca med Nacc, throwing up the
sta rcase window and listening Intently, they are
here
Appraaching from the margin Of the lawn were u
large numOer OF men, many OF whom Wace saw, 10
his great concern, carried weapons. He shut down
sWaceJ 4aid the Major somewhat warmly, 'you
are 10 blame Tor my lingering here Ny men ought to
have been present TO give these fellows the re-
| cepuOn they deserve - 49,,
What DO you propose 10 do r asked Insleby.
9 / Will snow yOu.
Waco thereupon returned to the drawing-room,
and said LADIES' | must beg OF You not 70 be
alarmed | will deal with TINS misguided MOB,
As Ralph crossed the room to one OF the windows
| Fanny pazed at him with increased wonderment
This could not be the ungoyernaOle boy O1 ten years
hack Mary. impressions at that moment would have
debcd Interpretation That when dominated the rest
was a sentiment of enthus astlc admiration. TO her
Tins nrwlv-fouud cousin Ralph was at tnat moment
the most speudid fellow IN the world--a hero out
and out The men were now assembled under the
window. Stepping out upon the balcony. aud stand
| ing forward III view of the macoutents, he eA-
claimed III lOud resonant voice.
Men / need not 0sk # Won know me Y
A.. We
yIed with cries OF Hear what he has to say It's
| Ralph Wnce.' and Go on mas cr
Vow tell ne what do You want
'Our rights' Justice sack the blackleg Feck.
send hack the soldiers the artIcuate cr1es
winch were hurled back reply 10 his stralGhttor
ward que ton. ,,,