The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 26, 1859, Page 4

SID GREY Peek ad there is no letter for ur,” said a "| hat NEY 9) pet an a a 4 TALE OF Bin Lette#, spi Sharlolta, sain. q SoHOOL LIFE. . i yan Chae) ai ier rn that row, Nac \ ‘wal aie an ron, bere ig aren hat roe e amar of “ Onan” he eo oe mon not « lettor ay ae <“m ane hry tape hime Tiare hols wee “The Wsusl morning's lessons first, if yon EXdney, don’t Logie te rans Aony yon ae to — e ther loctor, uiet! am al Ticeed'the bok wer rung prayers amd looked | oii is tot exactly, a fralt on the eager, Wx pectant faons around hl, “We Fah ag igs fs not any ‘will attohd to our usual work; but, as I he an invied” bat I wil ‘ry to enter into after school, the ety gid the Nery” day ‘ a yon Classen will clove at twelve Instead of one | NT ate ken my + 5 1 deat how boat o'clock,” I ranged Aun» Ellice Sai ‘This sentence was beard with vexation by ho me thoep blae i fomme; gad folt almost like a reprieve by others. | them to her lore # 0 Bie tnd | staat Foster, who bad leant against the wail when the | this feast to be very afferent ideo feo t it ht ul looked | 6 lust yea Come and sit down in the Aine Raward angry, and Dudding stupetied. Sidoey | Yezr since Mt all casas 7 Beye we ke owt Booked leas discomposed than any ove; he had aoe san yee Bailing some aren vastle ftrabted his cause to God, and he would not let | in the air abou i or earning mone Dimself fear, Foster looked at his calm face with fot ftrange how pe Ag again. fe t envy, What would not he have given to change .. one grows in o places with him ? ” bl you naan” fant Filice, ma | ke As oon as the clock struck twelve, the books | WAS fitting on her sofs, in her P, quite rere all put away, and the boys were arranged | ‘Ptsting into the apist: of Charlotte's prepara- fn thelr classes in the upper part of the room, ‘The inqairy was opened by an explanatory speech from Dr. Wise; it was short, and he did not mention any one as an object of suspicion, Lyon's examination came first. He answered every question fully and clearly, and, as the an- Swers came out, cach one seeming a fuller proof than the othet uf Sidnoy's guilt, the doctor's face grew graver and darker; Eiward became pale and trembled; and every eye glanced round to Bean Bidney's face, which never changed color, | wha: vour father cares far more for than Or host ite steadfast look. and what will make him very content to do “PN tell you ¥ bat,” said Collins, suddenly, to | Without them. “Thank you, Aunt Ellies,” said Charlot'e, iclopt, #0 Lyon resumed his seat very happy, bat hastening to give the conversa: he's Innocent afver ail. I would give anything if | tion a general turn. ‘Do you know, I think 1 had not been 20 ravage against him,” wo may all be very well content to do. without if " ” . | going back to the dear old home, now that pa) “You forgot what Foster ssid,” answered Mel- | fi." og such « beautiful pen tes ihe Fone cot» his evidence settles it. 1 like the thought of living in'Italy so much, Collins was the next person to be examined, and it will make Sidney quite happy, as it is and, under bis sudden change of foe! he ¢ | settled that Lyon is to with us and sede his evidence with a reluctance and moderation gelnting, and te igs) pent, Perr that astonished y one and made it seem the | much for, and he will get well, and strong, and mote worthy of credit to the doctor. Several other buys were called up and oxamin- do not know that I may say that, Aunt Ellice ; but there isjanother word that I think I may say—bappier. 1 think we are all much happier than wo were on my last fonst day. is a strange thing to say, after » yoar ‘of aiatore tunes, but I believe it is true.” “ Bot | (suange, 1 bope,” ssid Aunt lice, “if you moan’ ‘uacommon by strange. “Yl is” just the word that ought ud come out of a year of misfortunes; for 1 f Aad Levies means better, ¢ harlotte, cA have not been able to gain the house and the Lar tune back a seat but you have all began to be as active and handsome as ‘aay one, Shall you not, bidney 7 4 “Or if not there,” said Sindey, who looked ed, anit than there was a pause, The doctor sat | graver than Charlotte liked, “shall, Ihave no for some minutes looking frowningly on the] doubt, be quite as strong, and activ nl handsome as you can possibly wish some day, Charlotte.” “And I too,”said Aunt Ellice. ‘We shall all be wonderfully beautifal and well some day, Charlotte ; and, till then, Sidney and { can THE END. FOR SALE AND TO LET _ @q4 GARDEN FARM FOR SALE salts torn, blotted page: of Lyon's old essay ; then he looked up suddenly, ‘‘Stay!"” he said; “there is ‘ome other name on my list, one other boy whom I have to question; I will hear him befure I decide. Foster, 1 wish to put a question 1? you” Foster got up from his seat, and Lyon rose too, and stood directly before him. “May I speak, ir?” be sald. “No, no,” said Foster, in a hoarse, trembling ee ea Gout 08 sores, 30, ‘voloe; ‘1 want to speak; let me speak.” PA Paes | Ee ‘There was a minute's silence, and then a knock he td ame at the door; the doctor opened it, and left the room, A dead silence reigned. While he raped ro% is A, BEAUTIFUL AND was away, Foster put out his hand; and caught | $9!” See aii, sree, Feet pa fro hold of the doctor's desk, as if to steady himself, | sees fiona A Gerce struggle was going on inhismind, The moessate were paesing fast—the precious time eh a. a Bits on TRADE FOR CITY for confession and forgiveness that ho had so long: — A splend 107 acres, Srifled with was drawing toa close, Sidney no- j OD Liced the expression of his pale, dark, struggling U7 Broadway. face, and a0 earnest prayer for bim rose up inhis heart. ‘The doctor was absent some moments. When hhe came back every eye was fixed on his face tho expression of it was difficult to read. Here- Sumed hid seat and addressed Foster. ‘I under- Btand,” be ssid, ‘that you, Foster, have some: thing important to tell me, Let me advise you to tell me frankly all you know; be careful how you speak.” Every head in the room was bent ae down to hear, oat tered end. Warren sta. tor “What do you know about the loss of Lyon's note ?"" “L know all about it,” said Foster, stepping forward” suddenly; “nobody knows anything about it but me. I took it. 1 am the thief.” SP POR 2 cron OR J EXCHANGE--A ARM Loud exclamations of surprise and indigoation timber, bet and Meaneed te fose om every side, but the doctor held up his goer Vibay een eee a hand to still them; and Foster, overcome by the ba | Gusareer FARM IN MARKET effort he bad made, savk on his knees and sob- P os % Ay ah execalleat re poland froor Go, bed out a full confession of his guilt and his re} gr¢ 70! Rinuet bend -"; morse. When he bad finished, Dr. Wiso held - out his hand, and raised him up. “De thank- | 4 FO ros SALE—A FARM OF 6 ACRES, Tul,” be vald,-eclomnly, ‘that time has Leon | gat houses s eflantad clon Pasta dew given you to confess yo i ity eon kort’ sin voluntarily, ‘dhe Fiat eotd opportunity was almost sone, While I was out a eli apd ath Wes wi of the 100m, full proofs of your guilt have been | rn Brought tome Bir. Wycombe has just retura- aint rase SALE—10) ACRES, ed me the note, which you paid away to his son, Ere train Fae a Pot fand which bas been traced to you by the energy of Bldney Grey's friends, Your voluntary con- | 2.8% re ee an ee ee el Ae EXORL- fession, and, I trust, sincere repentance, prevent | #908 Tec are pers. mo from saying all I would otherwise bave done, very ry Leave the room now, and Iwill speak to you sa © oe ae Wot Hurther when you ure more composed." £ Sgeep Pe MLM ais ‘As sc0n as the door closed afier Foster, a cla- as ate Bs ang of eager voices rose, which even the Doo- tot’s Presence could not silence. Collins’ voice was heard above the rest ; and ho was tho first 20 hold cut his hend to Sidney, and evtreat his Yorgiveness for his past unkindness and suspi- cions. Tt. was geome minutes befor o the Doctor could ‘8 pauto fur his own secch of apology to Ly- Tt was handsome and warm as his warmest pastizars could desire ; and the boys, who were longing to spend their excitement in noise, gresied with a long, loud ebeer. The diiner-bell rang before the boys were Aired of shouting; and, although the sound res- Jored something like order, the hubbub of voices ‘was loud, as the boys crowded together in the passage aud round the table, and eager questions and answers passed from one to another, “Would you, now, have thought ?” ‘Gould any one suspect 7” “Yoo; Lyon suspected all the time, and sald Bothing, for fear of being unjust. What » geno- vous fellow he is!" 'Y, 1 think it Is Grey who is the most gen- erous. Did you understand that he took his draw Ang away on purpose that Ioster might have the medalp? “Who says so?” ea ate ta Dudding is ‘ou bear wi udding is saying phout the tae ae vpn Bike Wye . 5 GOOD ‘CHANCE™ iui A me hat la oe ithutie Leta we ever eats ears 2 hes e ket, T wonder how righ good cane @p FARM POR SALE—A FARM OF FIFTY Soot iran teeta «| Ea Sees =a fi. 2 J woons Lay FOR geo small rk se ii Bet ste ere. a ey ee x hii Bas oftee, eine BALE Pye mere AD eas fit* on pe AA BARE CHANGE 10 GROCERS—¥OR TO GROCERS—FOR See FOR SALE AND TO LET: TO ornate tree or NOV. ¢, tn ha,Bop, Building, aoe so pee O14 eal - ie packets pale 04 FOR ALB O® TO RENT, 181 AC ee Ses Realtor war "tee saloon with Gxtares ond ever the 4 ben for iit Sta B. a W. DECRE fron OR BALE—A FIRST CLASS Favit rr Flaion etore, dotng @ larrs and profitebie iLL he sold fier afew uther busluess, Adare A RARE CHANCE FOR GROCERS OR Bakers — sie tet of ease, Ne. 90 Graaé, corner of etal the b co} PD andy Oxtures. ue the b Sere ious in the city. bd gly? Be Tore eae per °, oi 11 FOR SALE THE STOCK, Labo ES years’ leane Glam grocery end tina01 sitoated on the corner of Hegue ste, « ry el ‘is going to the Wea. It 8 Fea tors YOR SALE—A 2 STORY COTTAGE Pane taken ns SONFECTIONERY FOR SALE VERY favorable lease, hind- completing cool, work. vines | el Na eas ° Saeecx, St Nawan ot, ee LET—TO 5 J esis tis sated FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—SEVERAL eellinas, with deren, apee 1iih areas, A rare portant yo outs mcOLAVE Mots nrcadwann oat S13 o°1at ‘ GROCERY “FOR SALE—AN ESTAB- yet te cats ota oa TO LET OR! ASE— WITH, STEALY { power, Roars, 08 ‘3 feet, == ptt Att be given eae These rooms each heve Brey Series es NeW 2 STORY eae ae aarnes Seat FA Bay Seine ‘distro, satu fa. 708, FOR SALE—THE STOCK, Siete | de te | eh Splat ectcs o SO Star He SEALY OOTTAGE 58 Saneaar a Sree Ace Oa Sreeue roan oe SALE—AN ULD ESTABLISHED fase ee: LETHE ¢ beer WILL, veo eee Sear | aaa ee fe FoR FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CaSH—THE mage sania fares of m wall dtted ap ir fm sont canast atieea ay GALS AND SXUBANGE—ERAL f FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE! ae ete see toreremetn are f 10 LET IN BROOKLYN—STORE i 170 eee MAA St ori LAVREUE I PROPERTY FO) Var 1013 Bevadway, aa | Ba 5 Lea RATE Sehr ere As TO LET—IN A VERY G A ‘set a ete — inns. ae Ssone er ae fit ri tires te an BovaE AED recite mgd a = LE STOO! D FIX- 2 ae Set ae K AND “pes FOR SALE—A GROCERY AND 1 zianen RM abet te part payment, t. os and 16 AT well ee ee FOR SALE CHEAP—A GROCERY AND Since oquite cm dhe pina on gS a Mathers atete me obs Geiss gait ers Bo. AND FIx- one 1 rice ts] CE ae a | gy A NEAT 3 Broay rahe Wits ALL hundred feet hee at ity ‘Sites TORE TO aa AND FIXTOR ‘ eas | Let ‘86 Catharine’ a, N.Y. LSTURRS For $00—-NO FURTHER CAPITAL BE- quired, For ay Foals, @ inley load ue ea aah ale Are vorma ar AY. cent MISCELLANEOUS, SHIPPING, orkAm IRELAND DIRROT scenpey Age 4 ¢f State Prisons, tn the place of Westar of the Coart of Appeals, tm the place of Ales at yor os } ACIET'., ee ° (¢f cles will expire on the test Gay of sacl Raatiaicaiih auc SaR ILIPPE! ere, a JETS LY the oaly ship carrying pany prise ovate hearse ror a wy} ee eer “ay, ae I a a, 4 River, oe eR i Bigs or a Stan morse 3 ct oor a FOR SALE—TEN FARM, PLAN- $} " hy y Loe Of, ERE Re Tee Tame La fe bens abel Pa ci the Yoeeey of ESTE KEL & GUTOM, 40 Fatton ot, an Ae A A didn! FIRST PACKET, POSITIVELY FOR fds eet DARER'S CART | cpr ae ik ines wee © FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR PIN- Saree” rediaeta get ae net of Wert of egiond Cruritcpher. “ WAGLIAM BUTLER. oot 3°30 Charieti AM BUTLUR. fam RL WAGOns 0) OF f-M)-f inst FACET y08 Gpustom, Oop Eee Suess Aes oa —$——— eet Ni 7 PRA 0 0 ar rea gfe JOk chsecpeences woe eee ees ie FUR SALE—! GOOD YOUNG | Dizos, aay eerie Descber ot. Ve - sera toy Sd a Erie Sagres Se ALE— ONE BAY HORSE, ONE LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACE SAL ame LTT FOR SALE—ONE SORREL HORSE, 1546 bande Biat, fh, 6 rear ot, tnd as a aie hes ness, map Oy LD * FOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY SF scare ta tenance Bee saat ti ha ea ee Snot eeaasce —_—$———————___ Pures mice BE SOLD CHEAP, OR tats a Peer ae ae ¥o #4154 TOURG AND souND pe woe Bt See . 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