New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

,ositior am in. | believed awhile ago .na az
You and your sister had eonsplreo 'os''"''
ROB- nfe G In YOU did," said the youth, frowh
'"e.J hate and dcspise myself Tor IT, ""' T"
Is 81 Thon ono Of us must shoot the other SAID
Dornecll soberly +. .,.o oorr;occ T will give
you satisfaction If you dellanS ~, and cares q
little for Won. so that would not mend sIt
matter" said the student, in fit Of ia'sne a ,rbo
is best not to take it too tragcn av we'll b., ss
| ,;cious I have never been in such preup'a'-
mont. and trust I never shall be; put "i'e' ""'
! consideration, ] pardon YOU -, rou. butvour
sister," , ,.o,,r t,uIt 90 openly
to Ipromisc rot to ten her o;Eted that told
| ,}ut | was so angry and eNclteu 'h"' '
Fie. that was a false move
| Now Won see how unhappy am. A., .
"Nonscnsc, you have your money again; tha'
| is the principal thing >, .,. nm for
Not at ali: no money could console me ior
| tho treasure | have lost. liz; Tn ,bo
| D0rneck threw n keen glance at nm III Wy Wy
DESPAIR which Fernald's features SO plainly sno"e"
there seemed to be something that amused NM
let us hope for the best" he said hnailyi WIN
| a roguish smile. 81 think If y0u lall ti'O
! can assist you even at the worst" r.
| 4 rider lust then came to meet them. IL was
gondarinc. whom the tardy burgomaster had
| just dispatched. ,;
They told him Of the adventure, and sent nm
in search Of the wounded man.
| Az last they reached the town f'rnald = Iearo
| heat HIGH as he aghtcd at the gate. v mere me
| hostess and bnrgomaser stood, surrounded by
a gaping crowd. to whom they were explaining
what the reward was. and how they mIgna o ooe
| tain it, They were excessively surprised 10 soc
! the carriage return, and asked n hundred cues
tons. witch Fcrnald cut short, and after hsi<lns
riaqe, he promised to report to him shortly
| with D0rncck.
protect G me m TO pG PIPE a before
Never mind" replied Fcrnald; :" will bc
| security for y0u-now for your sister
| Madame Won Bernard had gone 10 her room IN
state Of agitation perfectly ndeIcr i ~" Sc
Row flew 10 meet them and threw herself into
| her brothers arms: - .-
/ "Nlat have ! suffered on your account.
Doraccl discngagcd himself gently from her, an
| leading her hack into her room sald as he peek
Dear Frida. trnly believe vou have been
in great distress, but il is all over now That
We three together again; but her" is one
whose grief is far greater. for he feels he does
! uof deserve his good fortune, since lie has in
suited You unpardonably.'
Nadine crew pale and was about 10 turn
| away: bnt her brother seized her hand and SAID
However objectionable il was, still yon must
forgive him, Frida nothing else will do. For
| can assure YOU most solemnly that the recovery
of half a million of money did not console him
for tho loss of your favor. think one should
forgive such repentance as that proves
Nine Bornard looked with n smile at her
| who nj this captivatng glance. fell upon his
knees and raised her hand TO his lips.
oh. do not let me suffer all my life for the
| fault of one evil moment, :" he cried fcrvently
You have wounded me- deeply, she re-
| piled. ho-i'atngly: but if my brother spea KS
| truly. | shall he obliged 20 pardon Won and make
/ rened since YOU left me in 80 different a way,
sh" added archlv.
ing to his feet. Let your brother tell YOU all
aboat the rescue, which he alone and unaide,l
performed, =, and in the mean time VII
| lc put aside May write here ?"
"Ccrtninlv will bring N pen and ink
Will" norr"GE related the adventure 70
biz sister Fernald wrot" lie announced 70 {,
this immense sum of money by his GOODNESS and
bravery. aud a reward he demanded for him a
passport, all in proper ORDER and full par Ion for
| Shcl, he sent II off by Z special messenger.
remnld and Dorncck then went to the burgo-
master, who. after, q ancing at fernalds import
! ant document. asked no imperinent que 'tions
| about the student but took their depoSltions,
which were necessary for the arrest OF the two
raScals
| It'll" town and anus" themselves aS we'll rs they
| could until an answer came from the great Baroh
| i'm Frankfort Mime Bernard had now an
| opportunity 10 heap burning Goals OF IRE on FER
| maids head. and in spite Of this made HIM nap
/ pier than Ie had ever hern in his life. Ana when
| the Barons answer came. IN IL few days, with
| CONGRATULATIONS that all had turned out we'll,
| aud with Dornecks passport vlsed according -
| ORDER hc might also HAY" added congratulations
| To- the happy couple on their engagement
| The next morning two calccll"S stool before
| the inn Cnc contained Nine, Bernard and her
scapogracc Of brother. who going 10 lledel-
| berg, whence she WAS 10 return 10 Frankfort.
| Fcrnad was in his own. on the top of which sat
| a royal Rvarian Rcndarmc 10 protect the precious
| trunk the rest of the way 10 Vienna.
| One fortnight after lie returned s1icy 10 Frank
| fort having delivered IN" valuable trunk to the
| prppor authorities. and bringing with him n most
| acceptable gift for his betrothcd-the full and
| entire pardon of her brother.
| Their marriage soon took place. and from that
| day forward Fcrnad never found cause IN regret
| the Journey ne had taken with half million of
money - The Arg0>y.