, 1881-11-26
A LONG SILENCE BROKEN.

The Happy Result of n IIrUok1yn MILE
l0nnire'a atnrftnHe-A Ds6Icrsttce with
Ills Partner That Had Lnnsed l1Mny
Years Healed on tho Return from His
Isridai Trlp-Hllsa sepI.ton's Good
Luck.
Nttv 1'ork san.
Henry P. Journeay, the senior mentor Of tho
firm OF 1onrncay & Durnhnnl, who Is often
apokon OF NJ tho 4. +. Stewart Of Brooklyn, hns
returnsd iron. bis brIduI tour. Sir. Juur.
noay 10 n millionaire, nna until his uncx"
peatc'l marriage lust month wns bachelor.
llc 10 between u and 10 years old, but bis tenn
pcrate habits have 90 fur preserved Ills appear
nncc that hn Stems to bo hardly tnore thnn 40
lie bust up III Brooklyn d dry.x1ods business
after tho modal Of A. y. Stewart. His tnrEo
double storc In Atlauto nrenue hns Inarte
front nnDroken By my sign. lilo was viuwctl
as confirmed old bachelor, ami fnnny Ut tho
prcttIest younx women CT urooklyn, mindful ut
bis wealth. III ya'a attempted to make hin
change bis mind.
lie pfncaIcsI tho most rigid economy. Ito
lived In ROOM over big atorc. mud took his
meals the n,ost Of tho tI,o ut an eating -house In
WtlluuKhby street, atnrte! br tho original Park
or. whose co.tee and mullins IN Icy slrcet nro
still fragrant In tue InossOry OF uld New York
ers. blr. Juutnnny used IT, say that It Gust hin
less week to I've than It did snnty of nis clerks,
aiid thnt hs had aii that he wanted. a. fur nA Ii
soi,ary lie, althou1E ennsse1 ii q t'.is!ness re.
luirlux 50 many e,npoyts. flo n,oNled bata
mon aud wunes1. anl receIysd few Or nuIe into
his confidence. I'll tho atrrct he turned Maldc to
escnpe II crowd. nnd u IL sud lhNt hc never
SPOKE 70 any one who lort bis eu,ploy alnst his
wtshus.
His relations With Ia partner. Mr. 1; g. nurn.
ham lives In goud style. tic il fund Of bulls. re-
tres, aud oppr4s, and sees i'ro IN Its different
phases. hs ho cau well hsfotd to do: Mr.. Jonr.
assy was shronlea!ly tlspIea,ed With this, mud
ever, did not neglect business. On tbs contrary.
his uniform W,itoncss IL women ur.'w uustum.
years ago. ia'i d seriols dispute With bis part.
ner. aud us result Ut It ae refused thercatter
to sneMk to him; for business .. reasoIis ,s
thIa ssence; but Mr.. journcay tirnlly refusud tu
speak wor! to him, aud 1naI,ifeatel ~ lndit-
aiuKi.lsr becaise Of the iurYe cupttal tney bud
1ulity Invested and tlls business Interests that
needed their 1ulnt attention. When NJ. JOUR
~ though Sit. lsuyd were sfr:, lIurnhain and
sns @ .ta oe tSr osa tlua n1sqnf H. oy TS %eso
Mr.. 1vnsncmy, aud would nt,swer bnck and t,!rn
nway fur Mr.. Journray. to gel bis answer. This
nt1er DAY t.,r vears, Until! the TACT thut the two
pnrtnera Ut tho GREAT huusc Of Journehy j. lturn-
hum 'sere ktown nayer ~ spsak T. t. u,ch , aser
however, never sud anything. to Indicate that
bis feelings wHrc npt US ttn.abte tuward hta pArt-
HGE lis kQey 8EtIngu ~ W III AHG TBSt VI LILO
wurld. .TEis long silence, Ut tltnes 81 awkward.
was broken upon the return u Mr.. Journcay
frtn hs brldut tutlr. hlr. nurnhan was quick
to seizs tho t.Horahle opportunity, and. 1rasl,.
Ing h!s partners hand to congratulate tim, rc-
cuived buck friendly pressure, which. with d
kinti|iar uuk Of tho eye, tnltcated i6nt the past
had bcun furEtyeu, and that they cnn!d olce
1nnre 0o friends. The news ran ltke electricity
down tne luuY counters that tic partners had
bTokon thoIr long 6ilonC1 toward eneh UtheF.
Mr. .{uurauay SELECTED his wife FROM ntnou9
the young wearn iu tho ladEes' underwear d..
partncnt Ut hIs ntore. Htr !IAtne 'g.as Miss katn
y. Hephtun, AND although Bhg had bcGn In Ills
uinploy ouly u few years. she bud uneDnscim,sly
| To beraGlf been tho nbleet Of Mr. Juurncay's ut
tcnuon fur a much iu,Ker prr!od, ~ she was en-.
gaged In MI establishment 10 Court street WHICH
| he occasionally Waited. She wis MI orphan.
n!ndcat and gentle IL her uemeanor and
simple in her ureas. Hho was tnArrle1 ut the
residence VI Mr.. Charles II. limln!ha. at Il
| Tumpxins pacD, by tho ltev. tuhn g. Aver.
After Il wedltnR.trip tue couple returned tG
Irooklyn, unt they ure NOW living at The l'lcrrc-
punt Huuac. Thu clerks tn Mr. Junrhcay's em-
| rluy say that be !s n ehnnKed Ennn+ and the
| Hnieswomen hnvo forgiven hts bridu her Knod
furtuno. since she seeMH TO hare tnAdo the mill
| ionnire happy. Mr. lonrneay con.es tu bis store
| nuw ltte und lenves carly. und bis NtnInblllry
/ ui.noAt rlvais that ot bis rartngr, Mr. Durnhnm