New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

tonight dcrc was n sperrit roun" Frightened mt
she knew not what she went over to Julies corner
70 look Mt her II was still dark in the little room
aud she passed her hands caulousy oyer o' sc
ran To the window and raised the calico curtain.
Julie was gone. The black silk dress Tom @ ha.l
given her for her wedding present aud whlch u icW
inys after the haby's birth Nanny had brought IN
to town with the rest of her clothes. was gone from
fhe peg where it had been hanging; and neat ltte
bonnet Julie was used to wear ~ church was goho'
, TOO as well ~ Mammy's blanket shawl -
With trembling fingers the old woman slipped on
hcr clothes aud ran out OF the horS Hmn
the streets sho ran looking for julie ana inquiring
at the cabins of their friends. She was NOT W y"
fonnl Unable to spare another day from w%ork. %
Nnnniv heggcl u negro she Knew 10 go ""i w '"
spnt where the O'Nral cabin hal hecn,
=" She's derc. Use sho she's dcre.' Nanny sau'
irving to qnict her anxiety. ,,tt
llnt she was not there Aud though the knd ol'l
woman kent up the search for dayH, nothing was
heirl nf The poor girl. ,
hrnd shake stated tie case to tue rrlVn nap''
81 Well chile. vnu IA got ~ iHder an no uu'u'r n"N'
only NANNY pore ole NanrnW Nv rroml7'''
Of vcrl only ics keep good, Nanny be tie Same "a
D,lrr nuller nu' hruddrr' ,,,
III herrn. tn her mingled wonder anl delight the
cnrpc -colnre philot"rhcr rni'rd M h' Nni'' w u
strange unrnrhlv crow. II WA th" hrd nhoy
sonnd he had ever rmtlcl except ~ o"ca'onnl
mint wG,l, Whcn s,mo presiding nccl was n'N''ct''
bc,H"nl mIen,,iIo E,,'aG| ,,ovnr,., cbio" o'o
Mnmm, appealed to thc hcltl', he l"F c'p'' tic
4 knock am,ilcd NANNY from contemplation of
tho lnhN's wisdom futtlnv him on tho hrd Aho lah
tn t',c door nud opened II ~ llrnniA
ircst do lorl hrca lo lordF nnI thrn 'n m "n
lncn hGr 'nY","ns e" nrH. LAY NJ ,." ,p"""' s"" ,rr ""'
fought Nci wuA sprrrlt St down, rlnuhi WN'NN
~ down nnd she duslcd aud rcdn'tol the newest
II was pleasant to hc welcomed hack, for Dennis
hal hut just returned ir0m Milton, having hr'l
huscl IN collecting material for the work when
hal been tho original motivr for the trip through
A.
"Whcrc /, ,juLc = he asked after little.
"Shcs gorncd" aud thea rs to Meg Brown
Nanny told of jules disappearance. ,
"Poor girln said Dennis after listening to the
little story which lost nothing of ~ sadness N
Mommys simple woriI ,Id%SG rTSE r,T oNca WAS the I
dangers hc had bravcd, the risks he had ran. AM
after all shoull he reach his home he wonld Ind S
We gone! Even should snc be recovered IN the
orv9 rhe tender little scene between these two.
when Julie hal kissed her hu bands hand ~ in the
dock he waited for his trial, cane before him Ana
then the negroS agony. when bursting me lncloslng
rail he had claSpcd to his cart his iaintng vic!
Drnni. sig od heavily rs he asked;
"Dil Julie receive the letters wrote
"No. massa."
"Not even the few lines wrote telling her of
O'Ncal'S escape" >,
her breath for fear the walls might hear iio"
did ne gel To do il I"
"God alone knows how he managed what seems
almost impossible. But he has escaped. AMI up 10
the time left Milton he had not been recapturci
have hired man to send me word as soon rs he Is
rctakcn. This has to bc managed privately. l0n
see Nanny Ties, cOnyi"tS are not III charge oi the
state but of guards ir J and paid for by th'
parties who work the &, nets. The state does ho
seem to know much ab,nr them; and cares less
he added in a bitter undert'ne. AMI then, rs tne
old woman's eyes were fixed on MN win th'
wonder and inquiry of patient child, he eN-
planned how only for the escaped are penalties eA-
acted. 10000
but to remain undiscovered is marvel an thc nntc
I lac, IN
were made to rccapurc him. And alter all he lii'
endured, Julie has disappeared! 1t l. most uhlor-
.Dat's so. massa.n Nanny hcaved a great sigh:
And then with mothcrly pride she sad " But Jes
look at de baby"
"Ycs me is a nice child said Dennis, desiring to
pleasc Nanny who watched his face rs she held mp
the young pnilosop cr. nice baby aud then he
wondered If all infants had the habt OF looking 80
much wiser than their elders. lie sat thnkln9 wv
Inr 10 form some plan bv which with the lIui'tc'
mems at h, disposal he could bring julie BACK 10
| her friends. ,,, .r, .o, pn,,., I;o
might suggest some way of tracing julie. believe
she has gone seeking the Governor. Foor glrl
Even with her wits about her It w9nia ne T = mYPr r.
some Chart able institution Poor gl, poor girl AS
for the cabin. I'll have il rebuilt. Ir. Eaton VIII
nrob,hly pav for the ground he has taken. III WAS Il
rros injustice but that will not change facts nor IS
# sufficient reason TO make the rich give back tcir
rights to the POOR. Probably the best plan VIII nc .e
TO ret rs cool price We can 70" the groul,l.
call on Mr. Eaton his man Ot business. ii Jullc
should he wandering about shc might hnd hcr WAY
tn he cabin even If she forIcts this place. II has
sometimes happened that those in her condition re-
tain old memories .
Whlr Dcnnis smoke more 10 himself than her the
old woman listened rs If Solomon and all others ac
countc wise could not approach the Au"Wicuso ol
this onc-arncd carpet Dagger She trusted l'i sh'
knew he was her friend in fact the trend 10 every
| hclnles, creature that came in his way. Ana
women high or low. educated or ignorant ar" more
| or lcss governed bv affection. Whom they loN'
seems always wise to them 80 the old negresS ~ ne,
! humble way was but u further illustration oi tue
sen that. dsclaim aS they may, are IN one manner
or another according to his nature tho DIeSslhs oi
| the banc of man.