Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

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mere I1aE s eocl I'D 0n 1eeulzs tst
A-d changed, " spps-rs- l.. 49, lis b.
h4Flsr 4lsera1 ulsh u S-c4 - tLs
w1y u re se--1i
u a4s veFy pleasant 1l1oez. TIE
yc2-.g 1rllst rezl-lne1 ~ serszl1s
Il have a. engagement. Dir Ksmes"
slla SIR BROOKS "a nesting II tls
bank directors 1-t yoa e. u-=t- & - as4y
Nay all. ensersain yol
TIE ycl1g M-n ct1 nCs 90 s@av ant
apparently 80 satisfied - .be eater
ta.nleut he received he blessed his
agas f9r hsr Legacy. II only il hAd pro-
clrod hi Ehls Afternoons inter
slos ~ilA -ae young la1y &c a@d a.
mlret H. it gained hin Gore. Essry
f94r dars ~ received = similar invita-
ton He cozit not f4ll y see that
Ezehlsl Brooxs looked with evident
cou pl4ceAeF Oa ths good understanding
between his d4agateF 4nt himself
What vii he say tbogghg the
young nan, when be 1nds cut shzt scr.
Of legacy / have received from ny
4gnt?'
Occasionally. too. be felt nervous
abou- hls hassy assent - The proposi-
ton " buy io-r hundred shares OF rail
road stock 81 nfty-six, when he hadn't
fifty dollars ahead lie reekouea up
one day lat bis pure 4se would amount
70. and bis breath was re2rly taken
away when be found IL amounted %
saoenty-agh5 tto'1sand d02aysi Still. it
had been In manner forced upon him.
lie asked no questions, but every now
and thon the old gentleman said: 'All
going welli Stock advancing RAPIDLY"
With that be was content Indeed,
be was 50 carried away by love OF Mary
Brooks that be gave little thought TO
any other subject
beatning with Joy.
Wish you Joy. Eames." be said.
"Wimbledon's gone up Ike rocket 20
par Give mo authority. and III sell
out for you"
The artist did so, hardly realizing
what 10 meant till three days after hs
received little note - this effect:
DEAH EAaEs Have sold oot your I've hun
crUc shares of WifaSIedOn e. l0I. so you
bought et sa THIS gives you clear prons
Of forty-ave dollars per share, or twentytwo
thousand Ave hundred dollars. YOu had bsttcr
take the ride and re-iuvos, your surplus, Cau
~ uly Of-oo at Onco. Yours v-ry truly.
EZzKIEL BRooxs
Charles Eames read this letter three
times before he could realize its mean
ing Could it DC that without investing
a cent he had made over twenty thou
sand dollars? II must be dream, be
thought
BIZ: when he called at the old gentle
mans Office, he found 1t was really
true.
''Mr. EameS how about this money?
Shall re- invcst it for you?"
Thank you, sir wish you would.
I should like little in hand, how
over"
Certainly. Vnl that answer" and
tho old gentleman wrote a check for FIVE
hundred dollars, and placed II in the
I young mans hand.
I. was moro money than he had ever
before possessed at one time. This was
convincing proof Of the reality Of his
/ good fortune.
The next day he went 70 the city and
ordered handsome suit Of clothes az a
fashionable tailor's. The fact was his
old coat was cctting threadbare, and
his ovcrcoat decidedly seedy. While
/ he was about it he bought new coat and
/ boots. as well as other needed articles,
and still returned with money enough
| In his pocket 20 mako him feel rich.
/ lie changed his boarding-house, on
/ gaging q handsome room at q much
nicer boarding house
1T seems 20 mo you arc dashing out
Esmes," said his friend, tho editor
'You know I've had q legacy" said
/ Eames. laughing.
Il begin to think you have" said the
editor.
When Eamcs appeared on tho street
/ IN his now suit it was a confirmation OF
tho news OF his inheritance. His re-
moval 10 fashionable boarding house
was additional confirmation. II was
wonderful how be roso in tho estina-
tiou Of people who had before looked
upon him as a shi;tless artist
An ~ once II occurred 20 him: WHY
shouldn't I propose for Mary BroollsP
With twenty thousand dollars / could
certainly support her comfortaoly
There was very pretty cottage and
tasteful grounds for sale at five thou
sand dollars This would make O
charming home"
Ono morning. with considerable trcpi-
datioa. young Eaues broached the sub
iect 70 Mr. Brooks
"No ono ! should liko hotter FOR q