New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

myssH sp instant relation Of the nays % whe1, ~
"a ana thought sS he ys1S ~e
much Interested 10 II that remembered every item and
VISITOR and her description Of her most interesting PRO-
| tsgee Ia whom recognized ycur little friend Palm9s
saw il In Ike Irpaestsr this morning recognized Y
the gsG's the dS %sa @sn Poar
md out what my late cousin, James Jordan nay, va
wanted for nat he was ranea 70 sTs R1
both died without children About month since tbo
lIsymors has rentroll Of eight thousand year Then
Mr. Wallins asked mo II cond give him ans intormk
Hay told him tha, was sure the missing vas
not hewYork but had not the remotest idea where he
Tsmla ,-mydear !" exclaimed young stuart, troubled
BY hi; ,abtsrfec and rrevarcaiion, why did you Hs'
for Dosr sake c'er, on, my dear den'. Jon under.
guard them These lawyers must not know Of tho cist
enec OF hi, helres' Until YOU have mad: her and hes
to wealth anti sbe /. your wife. She
Bat the young man bad started fIom the side OF hs
Tior,i6io Horriblol"
Lans fearing she would lose her influence over him
"Ccve, you do not love mel
"Eot love yoni o. Heaven
Then II DO pray pray - s9g1, try e b cslr,
i sf coed and ''Al'd ''i'''n' HIN With her '''
haze no choice but 10 hear and ohoy he answered,
now lsten. there i not hope oi Palma recovery,
make BE-, happier than she has yer been m her e lnl
you pas pFoens ler tslenco VIII you have done hsg
yei. Soii sfoas Gy vi, fsD. tbefe Is no oisr 6slr
ailsth,r 500 pa iel q iae ttafl u iia'goro Y
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nirse n' tHehsn shemftfmel a'a1 hii faliss Wy
dying and Wa resigned 20 her fate ana then Jed nc w
aT IL a rocking s14 car A ei'i R gsy hs r
she wore t3dcd n.ae s1wR aer isy 9il As,f ao%es
wasted 1y illness but her large dark eyes we're so brill
ad 9 eye Snee9s iI h ss s OF dh -' $40
cry OK pity bali escaped the lips Of Glove stuart a.
she held out both hands to welcome him. and her face
was rsdiatng celestial light and Joy
lie took her IL his arms aud kissed her and laid her
little head AGAINST his breast for moment The cares
was impulsiye spontaneous compartments and withs
as pure and holy as II 1t had been bestowed on esa
Arc you so glad to SEQ me. Palma r. he gently
qured, as he laid her back In her chair
on 50 glad r she breatned with sigh Of profound
lie drew a chair to her side and seated himself. ami
took the ttle enaciaed hands and held them together
in his own.
"You are 50 good to come You make me 40 happy I
am going to die soon bat shouldn't mind II could
only have yOu here sitting by me- holding my hand % the
aSto the very last she painted tIghteung her clasp
stuart really forgetting all mcrcenary Interests found
in ais heart and conscience to marry Palma Hay, she
Why should ne not make this poor child happy for tho
lew remaining says or hours OF her he 49,. -. -. -.
PA 1I. vii i've m eLal
gently taking her hand and bending over her
" Oh SIR, 10 you meant Can you mean 10 ." she
breathod gazing mp With childish frankne-s
surprise ana dellgt-tls falling Light hndhng IN her
dark eyes the fading color flushing In her checks.
:" DO mean Il, dear child VIZ you give yourselt 70
eed hand
"Ycs. Oh yes II you want mo-but I nm such poor
Z" She answered holding out 10 him her wasted
So DO it, thea 2" 10 s.il lifting the Little hand to his
lips.
And the scene ended in the solemn hetro,hnl Of tho
young gentleman the dying girl the appointment ~
noon adj NE Departure OF the bridegroom elect to make
preparations Tor the ceremony -
A. Ccpe len Palma she said 20 him, IN q chlhikc.
{" Oh how happy you have made me could rather
Tl. declaration touched Cleve 70 the heart and stirred
ali his better depths lie resolved 20
Pa@s arSs MN e Ssf TO y ' tFp & u
| thi, mood DO returned 10 hls hotel There 10
Leigh. marked 11,mediaie, 10 went 70 hii
room ana opened The letter. ls lace NlsAcQ crimson,
aud then faded into vall0r az lac read
No. - FirriIAvr, April 90. p. M.
Cicvn. como 20 instantly. GO NO further Ia tho
matter ws planned There are no millions Ia g." bud
ruin Drop the girl Ike grenade aud escape destrucs
ton. shc Is hcggr An heir has been discovered Ia
Tho Of Hay, second who supposed TO have
died unmarried I'm California who takes precedence or
The Daughter o. tho third, aud who brings all the dQcl.
reuts necessary prove him the hcrat Law NJ tho ate
John Haywood Hay Of Haymore Come insanity to
hear all the particulars. L. /.
Ceve stuart finished the letter 81 ramn LEIGH laid u
down and covered hs face with his hands. The above
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