New-York tribune., 1884-12-14


An borr later. os we sat with Miss Bencc in the
u,otrons ronn a mrsslre ofnc from the police office
10 say that Gclald Mosirn was III custody haNihs
hrrn arrested at tn, railway station IN the disguise
of sailor. as hc purchasing tIlr -claSs uchet
ior the london train.
Alarmed az his position Gerald mlde 4 youniaiy
aud complete confession. He had lnt' Jrlia III
nus In Paris aud had crown SO iuinina'rl az 10
tale her lrom thr stag aud marry hti pi'attN
H. had manaerh rs rrt her into his aunt srttcg
hut ~ Aurttudis lptt.r having iniDrnrl' the nit
L,l ni his ,no,tn,.. hp ,ltit. nbt strm tr torrent
~ h.r Wiath. and Introduce lhlih ~ hs VIZ
Matters M,nt ~ p tsS Nhsa,i1'sri Nhn,t, y, W,s;antst
Lpi n.uitpN. ~ WAs irur Vtti hral nnf 'hts 80
itht aNh b. hAA auNn ihrl ~ tis Vihy ~ htp
buu uuar hag at aut hA@itl, .iNlri hhl rieNiltl
hin, ta bliaw hls aNHi w. lnishi1Ni H"l in ilMAih
thugn an - DttNlAha Nur4iNhiN ehNNNi Nlft lW
n.t IA Ltiug ahnut thnir tHhrllidiipu hn ltiltf
~ ton o. ttufAll, the Will made ~ llNhh ltNNt
MANNED Julia greatly. Then ramn thn sudden
inurney of frtnk VI styn ia ihn t'ellse' and ms
ruual, suddpn departure, inF reason sue NH nov
ma lor,tlsd That ui,ht Julia made her e"niessip''
il seeIncd To her to have been mtln Va NdI"' lhuh
followed the terrible result. tHNuinaateos 50
f,voted the concealneut Of her guilt that the task
"a. : nm easy one he secret recess n the moor hHd
been shown to Miss Mostyn at the 'ie on ll'e saei
b. the former owner OF the house - Nl,H ioGolNeu
the poor into the leuge. IT. scemed wen i" loi ~
make use of the recess. and her money ana J"WelS
were always deposited there durng her stay; Sho
had spoken of tins TO no one. But her 'la"t' ever
watcninl and pryng. hal discovered IL ny chahce,
and turned 1t to her own convenience ana use
Franks innocence WIS loudly proclaimed by the
very newspapers when had p''n i.' ,, -, ,, w a.;
nounce him. Gerald Mostyn only waited 10 see MS
aunt lai in the family vault, and his wife buried II
a auiet village cemetery, where no one hneW Het
h,stnrv-lor 10 every ones surprise the Verdlct OF
the coroner Jury was one OF unSonnu inlnN-an's
tL.n from Franks hand h. took ms portion ahu h
went abroad: never, ne said, to iooh upon INC
shores of old England aglin.
The Refuge is still kept up, accoidlhg 10 ,ns ts
founders wish aud plan bat IL Is III amo,rl ,.I
and under another name; ana the PIr'E i'.'lV 3
m,tron Is no longer there. She resigned her posi-
fhc day after Miss M0~tyno inmrfal ''iu Sii 10 m""
Wcstow' House j. agaln occHAtu nv w irtu'!, @
The little girls are grown nto lasn'"'"p'J Su"i's
ladies aud their mother long HH" ocNs'' i,,lN % >
plr.lou b,cti-e she one" judged nm 80 Nl"nsNi
me wo.li zoe. well with us. FRANK ilaa ~ ~se',lcd
dawn INTO "a thYrpaeA cognty g'ntch1,'' h"iao,ou .
and rrs,ect, by his riusls, loved ~ q peholaJtpr
hy i,, poor Apl l. has happy wiir' have s'tte1iy u
A s ,,,l ,atifd i'ui even n the milst ot NY haPs
',..s. ,lplisr Ghrn | recall the GIeadluk ehh oil
IA poor sinner. lH-o my-li IN '1I -l'e"a,'on c',
n,.y il. Ut.....y T.. lcr existence ana heT "o"Nl'
.'.,a.r In ,.c a. -o4s OF that most s1iroWlul
b.rthd -. il can never t'.'i'" "'''' '