New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

Ill and wants medicine or jam, you know you w
nHsSns ' Ey HS O9' &c SSonR pan int
once to the Mistbress she always makes beantlin,
stuff 90 she does-but now, don't want anny'h'"
" we can't Help ven. Byron you know that very
"fhe never bit do knoy II, Miss Ely J, wanf an
help for my father, an its hcip l i'O'' anu
Ellys heart wasbc,ting very fast, but she dld not
let ByrGq see how e1ey fire Byron, de
yon to leave this place instantly. ~, pI, r,,,,s dc
stood his ground. quite unimpressed by Ely u's'
Miss FIlv want no hoombcoggin'; rI rye s come
| to We for help for my father. an help I'll nave
wtian dare S'Dns yoa soeaE to pe this mI9ne
Rvroni order YOU TO go this moment" Byron
stood as bare-hroaed as his noble naaeShSI, y. in"t
though his throat was little less comey W ioo"
Miss Ely., he said. mystcriously. will ! ten
We little secrctf It's sll OWN to yon !na' "y
fa.Srs Wha o n,eu nou mean'" mean said Ely fainty sho
walked straight toward the gaze, but Jeffrey kept
alongside of her until she nearly teachIa her Locked
the door and pnf tine key into his pocket iheh no
faced Ely looking as grim and detcrnhhed ms no
herself. land what do you mean by this insoience'
m have YOU taken into custody" ..Nou,
There's two words 10 that said Byror, Nov low
hs ds,rSsncctfn 70 We. but my fathers fes at
stake. an, must be hear'i. Do we reminder mss;
the day an Miss Jenny an ne capen "en, en do
We remimber what We SAID about maxim the po.
teenf can tell We. miss. that what We sa'u went
down into my fathers ears; an ne COON moo noonc, "nd
saws he. 'Tli tell yez what IT is. boys, says ne
don't blicvc there's bit " harm in tina, stiil 19r
there's the quality says iGs no harm h 'Ee q,l'r'
savs , 'wSot do We manef Isn't TN ould Masther,
Nisther Donovan God bless hlml the one to tel
saws he: didn't hear Miss ELY wid my own ears
sIannm' up for lettiu' po r people have their own
little dhropi' Don't We reminder what ye sald,
Miss ELY Didn't We say how. II alaw was oon)ust.
people had a good right for to break it. an how ~
was "A hardship that people couldn't make thcir
own little dhropecu wId ,ut AKIN lave Nv GoveT-
ment I Ay an moreover We sait IN fng-
lish Government had no manner iv right t interfere
wid IN IrIsli An hadn't been dom my pare pest
over an over to make Dad an tP other chaps ave
off meddin wild the crathurf amost went down down
on nv marrow BONES to 'um to lave 1t oil didnt
care for the Government, not jack STRAY; u DnI
ia ha' died for Cap'en Maxwell SINCE seen m wa
my little child on his knees that night as tender as
amy woman an twice as known. Ch, MISS ELY,
Miss Ely an now it's all oop! God forgive ye'
"Oh. jeff" SAID Ely, Pm SO dreadfullv sorry
indeed III do anything 10 undo the IniscnIel. ,pIl
wish your b,heT h al near Min me @n%y ~nD warned us
that your father might hear. and Mr. Maxwell con.
yGced %G I'd T %yo"g "nS Max% made
that we are b und to obey the laws, ana ] thlnk
now tina Engll1h government Is tho best III tne IL,
world Pm 81 grieved that anything said should
nave irAuenccd your father.
at did Influence m miss, sad Jcn. - he had
been sayin hat he'd give oop hat SIll1"
We'll jeffrey repear that Pm dreadfuily sorry,
and that ia do anything to II do the mschlef I'VE
ne" D.
"Ye can do sOmcthih'. miss" said Jch. As Byron
smoke there came the sound of the ;ea-bel; some
one wa, ringing II on the .al!-1oor steps.
Il must go in,' sad ELY. I'll sse you again.
Byion.' A., Ill ..
man nor mort al :" sad JEFF. Ely promised ana also
arfaueed o meet Jeffrey tlat evening, nj O'Clock.
IN Z Iqre tha- nv at some little distance from I
rcctorv: hen Byron opened the gate for her. ana
she went out OF the garden.