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New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

tion Committee ipstructed to oos inso ' had
The Arbitration Committee reporteu 'nas naswnnn ihe
isken testimony In the troupie W g. az
artificial stone masons aud Brlckiayers o%n % -, Law
II was denied thai bricklaycrs htd no .iH" 70 ~ ~
a,"sn, narcments unless they Joined the Aruh''hi
stone Masons Union. The Arbitration Uom"i a p,uters
,tied I'm f,yor OF the rnasons. The Operative -
com,rJaIn thai the German painters are worhlnS ~ ~,
-.3o A. m to ): 30 p. instead OF from a. III, 10 Tina
.. ,hs ntbrr men Ia the huildng trades are hoins.
Central Labor linton passed resolution 'cqestn. @
German painters % conform WIN le non'' W nseI "a
vnt. on thr NV Constitution before June l. o,,r,
the Taiiors' Iin reuorted that az recent
the Ross Iailors' Union had passed resolution "
mel the button-hOie contractors 10 JON wv n;,as
irrinn and TO give them a mOrtgaee on their in''i
III. mn her OF the contractors hat refused w no "a
hni instead joined the J0urneymens Union. nc w I'D
n. otderc a boVcott stch OF the contractors "s ''
ioncd he Journey Tne dress ana cIn IA
n,r thai = Rothschiid a. Brother, or W"lh'i-S'. ,'n
ccourlnded 10 give up the contract system ~ }
had taken a fectOry and had miue ~ " t"b
Cnfiliop "A former contractor. the manager lhis n1n
enraged the other contractors tna tey nan sc. ~
Gotllieb. heat him .nmcrciiuy ana ron eu mn mn ons
watch The nu!on has we'd To- uSeall pnssloe
to iud out the gu, persons and ringthem u J'"''
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
CLAIMS OF SUFFERERS FROM INDIAN RAIDS


WAsHIN GToN, May & (HpeciaD.-NIr. Peet, of
the House Com mitee Indian Affairs says that it will
report at cary day for relief Of persons
who have claims for losses by Indian depredationA Up
10 the present time there have been fled in
the Treasury Department 1900 OF the claims.
to 81 100000 But, as provision has been mada to
pay the bill 1t s probable that thoy Will double ia num-
bor with the prospect OF payment The House Com.
mttee pu poses to judical tribunal or commits
sion to pass upon them An effort made In the
House yesterday TO amend Mr.. Homan's Commission
bill TO give II authority TO pass upon these claims.
but 1t failed. as the proposed Holman Commission
will nave more than II can attend to II Is be
composed Of sX PERSONS. three of whom be de-
tailed from the army lne Commission Is 10 continue
Indefinitely aud is 10 Investigate and report
phase of the Indian question aud to negotiate new
treaties IEc necessity for the creation ol this set
OF oihces OF cOGrse an Ougro~th OF Democratic re-
FORM" There is Already one Indian Commission now
Ia existence. But the passage by the House OF Mr.
ON
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
FOR BASEBALL REMNANTS.
HOW THE CONTESTS ARE GOING on.
THE NEw-YoRK CLUES POOR woRK-DRookLfN
IEADING-THE RECORDS THUS FAR.

THE NEW-YORk CLUES POOR W'hh-b"ooh|i"
LEADrNG-THE RECORDS THUS FAR
The Detroit club has taken good lead III
he repuan race OF the National League and Is settling
such rapid pace that the other clubs are rapidly going
TO the rear AT present the nine has lead OF three
camos having won eleven and lost only three. The
cago champions are second with eight victories ana
thrce defeas TIE St club Is playing In greatly
form over last year ani occupies third place,
cosely followe by the Philadelphia ninc The New
York cu started for tho West only few days ago III
the lead for the championship. but ono weeks stay IN
,na unfricully climate OF Detroit and Chicago has
nlaced the nine IN hh place SO far tho c!db has not
won game on the trip and II the players do not show
an Improvement IN their work they my not win
many games for some time come Manager Mutrie
will undoubtedly secure catcher this week to take
the Mace of the disabled Ewing and Deasey
MANY peopc think that OF the players arc afflicted
" IN he ''bg head" alirton prevalent among Diso-
ball players II any of the men are posse.sru o, s1o
useless quality present "Trip OF the eluo VIII cch
them "A anu the tour may nave ochehcidi eno0'
aft all -,
The Boston club although playing In good FORM cam
not many games apparently. Ihe nine iIom .no
Hub" has only three victories To It's cr'uit =" Iai.
and defeats IL rather poor so"hg
for club lauied "a the coming "hhIHpions 80
ondy. The Washington club mas received stilhg Va
defeats on the irip AMI has yet TO capture us nduh
yictnrv frlu the strong Western nlnes. Inc kahSas
CIV club has b,en unfortunate in many respects. ~
has lost several finely played games ana mas ALSO """
many of its matches pos tpOned ny ram. -, n,
Veteran baseball experts e'n To thnh lhat INV bc
trot nine cannot hold the lead long The opinion seems
no. stan the mucn longer HE record TO uate Is
as
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
A NEW CHURCH Is YONKERs.

Thc laying Of the cornerstone OF tho ~. JOseDs
Catholic hufch NOnkcrs yesterday OF the
laIgesi Owds in ths cag. 1ho ceremony
CJnuEced by Arcnb Clrrig4u lie by tho
krN. lAnes IIHes YonAeTs Mc. 0nLel and Dousnerty
O this city Eainrrs McNamee. OF Mount 81 Nuc.
iagur. OF 1aIIstoWB; ttonuOT, OF hastings ana tOTey
O.oy nd IUIOg o IOD.er Tho from the Ga no
Ora f6ihcr Doughcy, Oi Kingston, preached
sermon nierG aAe tcn on tue gr ound the ne, fatAer
Is N OF fhl GUY ccrDfacd rms church 10 be
Tie lnest IN ac the
the hudson Liver Leow Albany. Tle Rev Ealhor ILBgs
is pastor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
WORK OF THE CENrRALLABOR UNION
OPPOSING A LARGER POLICE FoRCE-ACrION ON
MANY SUBJECTS.


MANY SUBJECTS.
The Central Labor Union met yesterday III
clarendon Hall A resolution adopted asking Gov
ernor Hi sign the bill which has been passed by
the Legislature ake the tnird Saturday III Sci tember
legal labor holiday, as the Central La or Union has
already adopted the first Monday in september as labor
londar ana tho othtr date ntioduced 10 antago
1ize the Cen raj Union 1t was also ved that
tbe C,utral Labor Union received with alarm " the
massage of the bill appoint 500 more pol cenen as
direct to organized worklhgnep ana Inc secle
tary was instructed call the attention OF the Governor
to the 500 policemen had been In the service OF
the Third Railroad Company for tho last month
and s mad resulted TO the city lie was asked
10 withhold his signature from the Dili.
The Retail Hat Salesnens Union called attention to
Their fol Sunday closing. They say that they
have TO work from ninety to one hundTt hours week
aud have requested their cm not TO keep opeu ON
Sunday Nearly all The West side stores have granted
the ieuesi. hut the East Side tho employers have
eeDcray refused to close sundays and have formed
On organization test the constitutions y Of the
tim OF the Penal Co which fOrbids the selling
losure for sale Of any goods on sundays
The Clothing statesmen and the Consolidated Riggers
applied Tor admission The printers reported that Oliver
Hitchcock the co.ee and cake man, had expressed his
SORROW having ridden THIRD Avenue and had
offered to make suitable apology The silk of
Hudson County, y. J.. SAID that they had . 800 people
on strike and tnat all the FIX mills Ia jersey City,
Hob"Aen and West HoboLen closed They haa
struck because they could make only 50 TO ~ week
and stated That IN the last five years had been
dUced cent. A uDicatIou IrCcN cd
The Keta Ircrrs' Union asks tor "a conference
committee to discuss the eail closing question
mittee was appointed.
Ii Was r-porIed tnnt the employees Of r. II. of Co,
OF one hundred. and eiy.ecntA-s amt Harlem kvcr,
wire manufacturers had Dc'neh to abandon the strike
and such of them - II y ~ 20 TO work day
The Friendship Labor 40 Say that
C!en Cove starch Company for an inetea-e Of -
month In their ay bids fair TO spea The captaDs OF
boas skilled mechanics and heads Of Gcpart>, uts
being osauzed the knIghts OF Industry. bVal or
gGnzaon Kughts Of Labor. and mt 1Dei ~ the
latter organization being dscharkea lie AIDltra-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
TRANSATLAYTIC TRAVELLERS

By GormanIa white tar fIom Liverpool: w H.
Ayers j. A. DAWSON OlOneI w. = Willard Ma,.r Hofpri
". l.. Jairay. the Rev. Me.srt f. =. Macle l and A
feaTse Do lose Kciia. and the Rev ara J ~
IhD!DuTn.
Bi NIcland HanbuTP- Americen) from Hamburg: The
Rev. and AiI. MahlbcTg Alfred S.hlr,iuger Dr
Anna tRge Randolph y IA IDlIt aud n. o. Oswald.
by rtrurs ard from Liverpool Lord beaumont II
IL COrbin AI.rcd A. CIV 'oOLe h. t. Otoree General
= X DdwsOp, HalJr " i4errcE. J. V. J.. iIl!n
iiev. nrssrs. Joan KENNY aud q. w. James.
BY AuraniA cunsrd for Liver pool. Auausifu ay ana
COMPANY Ex-Governor aud Mia Jonn 4. uelIaeu. John
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

The strnggl.s OF the eight clubs belonging 10 tme
terest in ms region than ever before. The excellent
work being performed 10y the Brooklyn cuD has aroused
.he baseball interest I'm that city To the hl-hr-t ptV
IN, atenlance al the games at Washington PARK mas
hee unusually large and IL the club can Keep up ~
nresent good w.rs the Golfers OF the stOckh0ldrrs WI"
soon he nyrrnowing with bright dollars The cuO no"
holds me lead in the pennant for the first time III
hv heinz defeated i'm a single game The II. Louis cham
Mons have won more ganes than Biooslyn but nave
also 81 more. Ihe Baltimore and Athletic ciups ao
tid for rhird place with victories and eiEht de-
fcats each The Louisville and Pittsbnrg ciubs IolIoW
with ten wins and dozen defeats. Thc Cincinnati ciuD
comes next aud the Metropolitan team last as usual.
The latteg club shown slight Improvements III ~
work OF late The record OF the games 10 date is Us lo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
DEMOCRATS AFRAID OF THEIR PARTY.

WASHINGTON. May 16 (Speciap. p.-Thc House
Committee Laoor having given that 1t would
endoavor tomorrow to have day hxei for the con-
siGeraton OF Its bis some Of tho Democratic leaders
ike Morrison and Randall, nave been busy to secure
enough defeat effort. Tue OF this
usual proceeding is TO defeat consideration Of the Blair
Educational bill tho substitute reported by the Labor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
NEw.YoRK WINS AT LACROSSE.

Notwithstanding the drizzling rain, an ex-
ceedlngy pretty game OF acr played and won
from a mixed team OF the Polytechnic and
Bedford clubs, OF Brooklyn. by the
New-York Juniors at Prospect Park on Saturday. The
New Juniors scored the frat goal In fifteen min
ules, Norton making he shot In another ten minutes
Sears scored additional goal for the Newiorkcrs
when the Brooklyn team threw up the
sponge The NewYork boys had things all their own
way and be winners OF the flag presented
by j. f. Fannery the Metropolitan Junior Lacrosse
Association. Taylor. FLASH, Norton and Chaplin. for
New-York played exceilenty. did also Field OF The
Ilrnnk Y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
ROY'S HEAD FRA CTVRFD RY 4 gTOVr

The skull OF Raphael Morta, age SIX, of No.
232 Prospeci-st. WAS fractured by thrown Dy
one Of a crowd of men who were congrcgated in the
street the boy standing IN front OF his home
Yesterday His Iahcr rushed with "A re-
yolyer nred two shots, winch harmed one, but
cleared he street. The boy lakcn the Cumbrr.
laud Street Hospital! john Butler OF TllOryst, was
arrested for the assault He was iIenthed by two
Italians A. the man threw The stone
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
Ay,yvERsAAY or TIE TRACT SOCIETY

The regular anniversary exercises OF the
American Tract Society were attended by large mum
Der Of of the organzOn and their friends
at the Collegiate Reformed Church last evening The
Rev Dr. H. H. Coo delivered "a address 10 the sUccty
q IndIyIGualIsu and coop raOn lu Christian work
from the " 60 into all tho world AMI preach
word" Ihe Rev Dr. SheareI, secretary OF the
cety. brIri review OF the wOrk OF The organza
tiOu duIIug tie year.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
BROOKLYN WINS AN EASY VICTORY.

Another large crowd OF people, DctWetH
GOOO and 900 number, witnessed the championship
game OF baseball at Park Long Island. yester
dov he,ween the BROOKLYN and Athletic clubs. The
heavy batting both clubs WAS the feature or the game
Soainre rhe crowd was a gooinatured one aud az the
Hronklyn men won they were we'll pleased The Athletic
Gldoo error. ruined their chances Of victory. Qnest
and Raver played wretchediy Oldheld attempted to
catch Porter but after two innings he gave up anu
eco
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

H. Manning Mrs. II. MIC ons. Tbeolore H. s,arr
Iz3rlon Winthrop JE, Dr. ana Mrs j. D. "eh'z III" up
liz Eipe * O. Lloyd Tor roncn MI and pr
! n irpyn SIR ali Mts William IL. Guhther, Cdpt"h
(nsto P,eGrr and tlri Ioscnbrr,. ar. 49,, A.,
Iy Weeriauh tRet star ir Antwerp' tr;o mr; @'' "a a.
20 idart r T.. Courrt. Colonel J. n sch oimather :,
Iv Anchoril ttncioD Tor Glns COW Iho EcV, h'Ss,s &
Ccrrge scott and o. Whccar and Judge smart ana JONI
Mortimer ,.. ,to.,,,,r,. co,,af, n
E,cy,uius Dr " j. Enil VI. g. otone ltanr' ~ Up
ION Henry Wagner, mr AMI SIR Ernest ION hhopS'o'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

In hc southern League The race serms 10 De DetWct
the Augusta Atlanta. Savannah and Macon clups Wlch
are all grouped together nghting Tor hrst place.
Augusta has "A slight lead having won 81 FAR adozcn VIC
tories and sustained half that number OF defeats.
The Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs VIII play NJ
Staten Island to-day At the Polo Grounds the Colum,
bia College and University OF Pennsylvania cluD Will
play what promises to be an interesting match
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

Committee Tho neglect of the House to act O, th,,
hos brought number Of protests To Sol;har,
members from their constituents. and as copven,Ian
tmo draws near they are anxious 10 90 rocori in
support OF the Educational bill. Mr Morrison and Sc
Randall fear the passage Of the u comes bc
fore the House add they will struggle hard to prevent M
ever coming up. They cannot trust their party {" in
matters Of this kind"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
PREPARATIONS AT PIMLICO.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-The spring meeting OF
the Maryland Jockey Club promises to be highly
cossul in every way. The track at Pmlico sis In
hrs-class condition There two hundred and twenty
horses now at the track and more expected. All
stables that Ivy City represented by
nnY
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
TYRANT AND vOLANrE 10 RACE FOR $4,000

LOUISVILLE, May 16 (SpeciaD.- -" Lucky
win and John Msckey last night made a match for
So 900 "A side half forfeit between Baldwin's VOlante
and Haggin's Tyrant The will be and
half miles at Chicago ST. LOUIS association
I he other offers the most added money. The assoca-
Will name the day the race shall DO rum The for
felt ia iu Phlip DIVERS hands.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

The usual Sunday afternoon meeting of tho
Manhattan Temperance Uulou held In thickering
Hall yesterday In honor o the presence OF speakers
prominent .he ranks OF Good Trmpars hr stage
ttrtculy decorated Nitn nowrrs and cycrgrreus Tho
audience large aud listened attcniyely to thos,
who adtrcr> >rd thrm who John H. Finch, OF ILL.,
nnis samuel Wright. of Llglind W. II. LamDly OF
Quebec and Can uurtig, or Swelon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

Farncd runs-BroOklyn, 2; AthIetc 3 First base by
errors Brooglyn Is: Athletic |. First base balls
Brooklyn. q Athletic 3; Left on bases-BlooSyn 81
ba so hts-Brooklyn, Athletic l5 Twobase hs-Pink
nev l. waltwoOi BuIch /. SIC Tamany OBrion. Coeman
| Double paysIlu, ST. Bauer ana Stpvcv
Passed balls Oldfeld Peoples L. OIren !. Wild pches
2 Atkinson stolen bases-Burch j. Nc lamany l.
Time, Loo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
THIRD AVENUE STRIKERS MAKE MERRY
sACRLD CONCERTS FOR THEIR BENEFIl-MORE
TRAvE, on 1HE SUNDAY CARS.

TRAvE. on 1HE SUNDAY CARS.
The Third Avenue strikers took holiday
Yesterday The Balfc Musical Club had rendered TWO
concerts for the benefit of the strike ono at Lion
PARK and the other at Washington Park and nearly all
,h strikers with their and sympaihizers were
presept either at place or the Other pretty much All
day At 2:3O p the Executive Board eo' ihto o"o
of the free STAGES at Eighty seventies ST. anu fourao
and were driven to Lion Park The park was hled Win
an orlery set OF people. Captain Murphy was on hand
mi had 80 policemen within call IN case oi neeu Ihe
exc,s law was sidy enforced ana 1t was Impossible 10
get anytAng drink ston.cr Than Weiss beer romeo
commissioner Voorhees, came up In the evening 10 ses
that every ything going on all Hsht ITeSs "eent
Ed Milford made q speech, giving history OF the
strike and cautionlng the people against using any
violence He spoke good word FOR the ONCE Ihere
xrore dnrne the day upw rd OF 5000 people at Lion
Park and the concert lasted until 10 y. III AT Jones's
Wood the excise law was even more rlglui! eniofcou
Than at the West SIDE place and not even saltwater
was sold. Captain Gunner had his reserves stationed
In marble yard the eet from tue park but he
4 nd no cal for them. Speeches were made by eXsena-
.or Fce,esinp CAPTAIN Colum, James p Graham ani
otners Voung was begun on tue watch presented d.
the solidarity Watch Case company but al lhe suggestion
Al The oihces OF the company everything was reported
onI Tn, usual numbeI OF iay were iun out
and rather more AS ,',sns ot the confsrenee OF
Saturday President Lyon sad: committee from our
late ehlyes called me aud the spokesman sald mat
they hear tnat wanted TO see thrw ,ou o.ei a.. ta9
had to sy TO them tnat If OF them wanted to
work Tor our company they coald make thcr appica-
tiou- and would receive Que cohsuelatloh. inal
was all the conference there vas .
Al the strikers eadquarters press agent Mulord siu
thnt ere we're M new developnents and there would
i,e none fol- days. No effort would be made 10
stop the cOmpany from getting men, as they were losing
,nnc an c,t,y car they sent IL travel increased
-. the line there might another strike. He Xpeccd
IA. unmer Of stages would be puf III the avenue
IL ho next lays agents we're now IN the country
looking fOr horses. ,, - . ,
Dnnie klcly "A Second Avenue driver WAS arrested
lae ,turday ueht for running into Ihlld Avenue car
al Grand. It. and tue BOwery. He was dlsrhaiged hy
Justce Duly in the Lssex Market Police Court yester-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
CINCINNATI DEFEATS TIE ST LOUIS BROWNS

ST. LOUIS May I6.-Elght thousand people
witnessed the Cincnnas beat the St. Louis rowns) in
closely contested game this afternoon. Murphy st.
Louis amateur. pitched a fine game for CINCINNATI
while Caruthers for the home team, hit hard Fine
catches by Gleason, Wcicn and Reilly and the base run
ming OF Nco the features OF the game The score
ST. Ionis is.........................0 0 3 0 0-6
ClnClnnatl ....O v A-I
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

The clubs belonging the Eisern League are MAKING
an Interesting with the strong cuD from Newark III
the lead The Waterbury nIne Is ais playing III e1ceI
lent form and occupies second place. with the jersey
CRY nine close to The Hartford club IL not dong as
well A. expected while he Long Island nine haS as yet
to win initial victory. The games won ana IoSt are
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHNSAr.
sun rises 81 sets OS 4:37 Mons 4, -
HIGH WAFER r)-oNY.
AM-Sandv Hook. 7O3 fiov. l5'snL 72} iIen Gl;A 9l2
P.N.-sau.Y HooA. 72l iOv. Is..nL - tel lIa.A w
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
OCTGOING STEA HERS

TUESDAY, MAY Is.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-01-15
SLINGS AND ARROWS
By HUGH CONW AY-
author of SCALED Back" DARK Days.
"a Family Affair."" Etc.
Continued from last aoeek. ]

AT the emo oIour suay ny the sea IL was
our intention to re turn to London for q
couple of days, and then start for Switzsr-
land. Here, or in what country we chose,
we were to spend months. In fact, / had
as yet no home to offer my Wife The tenant
of Herssal Abby would not turn out with
out SIX months notice; so, for the time, we
must be wanderers.
Eustace Grant, had 10y now almost for
gotten him-wrote once TO my wife. She
seemed overjoyed as she saw lis hand
writing, hut vexed at the acrimonious way
in which his letter began 1t Les before
me now copy it:
MY DEAR MRS. Lorraine: You will re-
member that ne t Tuesday is your twenty
first birthday.
Gas 1 am going abroad very shortly,
am anxious to submit the acco nts of the
trust to you and, of course, Mr. Lorraine.
The r that YOU will be in town on Tuesday.
Can call upon you anywhere, or would il
be more convenient for us to meet at my
soicitor's-Mr. Monk, Sc Lncoln's Inn
F.elIs? Please let me k1Dv. Yours sin
cerely. "EUsSAcE GRANT
HE might have sent sscrd of oongrat-
u1aion," aid Viola, in vexed tone.
"How shall answer this, ,5u4ians'
''Say we will meet him 6 It Mr.. Monks al
10 o'c eek on Tuesday"
To which effect Viola wrote. did not
read the letter, but I wondered at thu
lsnsfa of it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-01-15

blush to say Sol drank to excess; perhaps
hoped to kill myself. In these and other
unwor Thy ways passed half the year.
Tnen came the reaction-the loathing OF
sslf-the disgust Of The life l was Leading.
Isickened at the sight OF my boon com
panlons Everv thing was WEAKNESS; 10th
ing brought the flush Of excitement to my
cheek or carried ma for moment away
from my grief. Suddenly l turned my
to Herstal Abbey which was now at my
disposal, and, with as supreme contempt
TO- mankind as ever my predec ssor felt,
buried myself even as he had done.
And people around said thai eccen-
tficitv ran in families, and that young
Mr.. Lorraine was following in his fathers
steps.
But why during these months had not
Sou mt the excitement of revenging nfy self
upon the man who had wron ed me? Why
had not kept my VOW of killing him when
his dream of joy was at its heiehts Simply
because knew not where to look for him.
He and his no less guilty companion had
left no trace behin1 them-lo clew ettat
might be followed uuGil it brought me fade
to face with them. l hal made inqnr les,
and Inquiries were still being made on ray
lehalf; but as ye5 l had not discovered
Grants hiding place. Hs seemet to be a
man with, so far a; I could ascertain, no
trends Or connections Miss Rossiter, with
whom it is possible he or Viola might have
cocrespo ,dsd, died two days after the elope-
ment. Her brother found, but he could
give me no intelligence. Mr.. Monk, the So
lcitor, &C ing, he sad, ON instructions, re-
fused to give me any. So l could do moth
ing but grind my teeth and long for the
hour when my pa might once more cross
br I fo)n 1f-t 1oh n
believe that, sooner Or later, this must hap
pen.
l lived on in the dreary solitu lie OF Her
stall Alb ,ay. Each day fouad me more
cynical and misanthrc pical: but each day
renewed my vow of vengeance. Its &C
complishment was the only thin, in life to
which could LOOK forward. When Grant
lay dead at my feet, life for me would be at
an end. So toe months passed 1t the orig
inal Julian Lorraine could have seen me as
sat hour after hour brood ng in his chair,
he would have thought the son Of his adop-
ton well worthy Oh his choice
So the long months passed Spring, sum-
mer, autumn, winter came and went, max
ing little difference me. Once or twice
forced my self to quit my seclusion and pay
q visit to Lonicn or Paris in the nope OF
fin ling di ;tractl IN AMI forgetfulness. My
cAOItS dfd'AoA 1OohhAira eaiiA AoolAA AN w
my home more moody and miserable than
when left it.
I had, for the sake of occupation, per-
formed task until now postponed.
wen5 through my reputed .ather's letters
and private papers. found nothing that
in any way bore upon mysslf, except
written account of the sElpwreck and my
bir th on TIE barren rocr. It was si~ned by
the MARIA or. Although the exis ence OF
this paper made no difference TO me, Iput
1t away under locA and key. Yet for all