New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

I tourneved to town at the end Of ths year, with
s3saa SGs95 my my md to s3fsnd M. @ d MoFsa
ceyed me with her usual languld klndnesS sSsca as
told Of the change in the brilliant Sr Laurecs s
that had-she was pleased to say-0een ooserveo ts1
Tade at the CordIit-st rooms that night in the
character Of The Moor in OtheLlo and - {ne En- na0lt @
Twas of silver brocade. with an Immense hoop ana
cIasscaI style. and Lady Morgan conplimented
on my appearance so many admirers my dear
Taca sf1a Dsugbfer gh That 36e 6or VIII turn pale
with envy Twas fortunate the seamStress VINO %
sJlccrn bed to the stroke fate for Mrs Jordan
8ad carried off her Sister and mother few days
before and leaves g family upon the streets
and did & hand and. pslSled by & &aReroanng eaoF 10 f
complete TINS 1estal garment! dIs eoue mo i1T ~ +ha
and to think Of the grief Of the poor creature
why. chiId!' cried Lady Morgan. even seam
stress or saoT % ayI pay 1 s .4i ntifi and doubt
not their common kinsfolk are sensible Of grief 70
a parrot and three lapdogs that I fondly adorsd
within the last twelvemonth. ana what are tne
Saving which she forced me 70 put on the n. aa5.[
s s3d hS&dso S9Pso e fnded 20 % Nth pety Of podeT and
rouge and my great-aunt's diamonds abont me, l
rence-whom the swarthy hue Of the Moor did
1ninuet the crowd of onlookers was SO great as 70
IN my n.y. IILes ne IA anu @ z SiIrenca rrt feS me to
chair after the second rninuet he observed that
seemed overcome I begged him to procure me a
glass Of lemon water from the buffet. and he was
the desired goblet and as upon reeelvIng & IL b
offered me the wished refreshrnent met the eyes
0idsr IN his powdered peruke and rnasqueradng
habit, which was 2 Roman shape, with buskins
grave air. and almost Immediately was lost m the
Pressed upon as 7 had been by admirers. was
surprised to find, as Str Laurence led me out
seemed TO avoid Whispers flew from mouth
TO mouth and looks almost OF fear met nine me
contact Of my hoop with other masquers dornlnoes
seemed to create alarm. and was both piqued ana
Nor was Sir Laurence less oew1loereo; ana "S S.
I entreated him to take me TO Lady Morgan Tgs ne
OF my s4rPTse W When & upon % s6Ir grew pale and
shrank from my touch as though had oeen
Unhappy girl has not the news. then; reached
rance she resumed. holding her v1naigrette 70 ner
nercy permitted: '~Vhether true or not-but fear
mat the seamstress employed by Mrs jordan
the milliner at whose shop l had once met SIR
Of several Others here died Of Infectious ualig
nant fever Can You wonder. then thaf you are are
again In nv house 'tis Impossible. For all know.
yoq nay 2 Re TeeA51s crsd Hppose the story
true. that humanity which causes YOU 70 mourn for
parrot and three lapdogs should teach you 70
AFFORD succor. even ar the cost OF some danger 70
..Trdeed Miss Molly" cried she. 'I am sorry 70
m, heart for your undeserved misfortune. but two
can he OF little use you. You have money 20
nav FOR accommodation elsewhere and lat th0se
that have a mind 70 risk their lives harbor YOU.
for 7 won't I VOW
What situation mine Dashed from the
errrnrnfr Of pleasure and triumph 70 the lowest
depths of abaseuent in the soare Cf short
hour Avoided feared Stunned. 7 felt my pres
ence at the ball a skeleton FFyptar feast
NV eve sought for face that had sympathy and
kindness-I looked for Sir Laurence. 10 see him
disappear. NV vision clouded strange noises
sounded ears-T the point Of
c1oaufrF when a hand seized mine and Arthur
S4Ivvr nrNssjnE fingers with respectful ten
derress. led from the room. Wav was made
for US more out OF fear than respect. fancy.
ALAS" I cried whittier YOU taking me-?
Dear madam dearest Molly" he said. where
but to a home NV Quaker guardian Is dead:
don't pretsnd grisvs for him: and until the re-