The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31


vas csin that she had 2sts psrsiee Of love- even
q respect for ths xsn shO she wss eo ths poiut
ted for no, S iron Ths s.,. s ~
hone and when vos<h Of twsuty one, who Il desply Ia
obtains hGPs = not ,11s os s.nS n.
Shine. Accordingly turned the matter 10 uay
| mino and set.sd upoa my course Of action. would
her sc the grasp Of her iron hearse ssrens by
nscessary and break tho head Of Edward Emory
II be dsr.d iniersre would take her to New York
in triuuph-I would appsar before my frenis Us thu
bsppy husband Of tho best and prettest wife in the
work. ~ this you'll have done bat for one very ia
pssibe for just about confcssing to her that
Dying for her sake she opened her VIII No hcars
against her inclina ions. She was the victim Of
| circumstances over which she had control. She
| known from childhood. ~
married to Everard Emory in the presence Of perfect
blaze Of beauty and fashion. She offered up sscr
Zee upon the altar Of tch making mothers
and money getting fathers said 1t excellent ALI
once. Emory stood high 10 the community. He was
mocel man His morals were unexceptiouable aud his
wealt boundless Etele should consider herself for
tusste in securing such q match. She should DO the
bappest Of women Should shef We shall see.
n0i ,ss S
gail and NORWOOD to me, but staii in - till the
ceremony was performed, and then returned TO New
Two years had passed after the marriage Of EsteIe,
during the whole Of which time had visited
regularly In almost every letter which received from
HIM he had something TO say aoou. Estsile and the Of
10 which she had boon forced had produced She had
ct ida son-and the old gentleman gave me to
would not know bertha. Estes Emory wa 20 more
Ike Esele Grant than day WAS like night Hs remark
g 1h,s effect kept erowing moro and more pointed ILL
foil. wing epsle from the old leman
i.sr barry Jig Is up At last The bird has aowa.
have been perfect het left hee last night aud has
no knows whittier, though It suraised that
accompanied in her fight by the servant GIRL who
seems TO have changed With her mistress ioto perfect
lot harm her-watoh over her as you would over
sister feel almost as great affection for her
though sbe was my daughter, and would go great way
to serve her, But don't prevail upon her to bacx
don't ,hink that would DO doing her XII odness Oay
don't lot her become the victim Of OF the desp:stc
her OF once, my dear boy aud You and her. advise
instantly God bless you'll Your aectionats god father.
for it long after her fight that he was called
upon to pay that debt which all must later pay
| Ho died leaving mo his sole heir
His death however, did not prevent my searching after
Estene Day after day, and mouth after month, was
constantly on the alert and although some facts Of
startlu nature concerning hor and tho companion Of
her fight came to my knowledge. could learn nothing
Of her whor abouts and at length became satisfied that
she either dead, had In her desire to get far
far possible from her husband takcn passage for
| Europe.
quaintaDce Of member Of the police department whom
shall call Fred Fox-a fearless good natured garrulous
fellow always active In his prUfcssior man OF keen
perception rst rate judge Of character and perfectly
willing at ell times to furnish with the fullest par
walton. This last fact led me to take up my abode
f IN his family n IN. osds. that might have the
also have better opportunity Of listening to his
tons Many long winters evening, when Fred was OF
with eyaa ears and mouth oil opon at the same tniO,
have listened as Desdemona devourcd up the discourse
Of Ohelo to his recital of his experience during many
years service policeman wherein he too spoke 'sof
hair beaoth escapes by Aood and field, In the pursuit OF
thieves the East river and in thoir city haunts
the subjects which had undor his observation
as various tho colors in kaleidoscope This gave
ble ana as he Witnessed my intense pleasure while lis
tcnng TO him. he was the more willing to CRAFTY By
turns he would awaken keenest sorrow BY tale Of
suHeriDg-arcuse my Indignation by story Of persecu
ton and wrong and convulse me with laughter by de.
ecrption Of some ludcrous scenc Bcsdos this he kept
tsnsIired Of his station and lookei upon him as my
| second SELF
selfD for no,e timetha is not exactly dol, for dull
could exist whore Tired was, but then
beyond the usual items Of brutal assaults and fatal
dents burgaros ETC. Things had remained in this 81 ,tc
for ss s say when Fred often took me Ta
| would interest mc) came rushing into my room in q
question him as to the cause thereof, he sxcaio in
hunted he Laid his hand upon my shoulder
"Como, Mir. - Como along with mel i've JUST lett
person that you'd like 10 sce know. Come, along
| liant far p
"what is TIC scx Of the person, Fred, inquired,
40, it's woman, was his reply, como p
"aavc ever seen herT' asLed.
"Don't knew he answered, "guess not-she's =
queer customer as she might a. been top O. the
heap ct ono time but She gone under now Sue told
but s hss Il to
wouldn't reveal Z to anybody but gentomsnthat vas
WPa,fcr y TaravvsrcS aa oroeo nd n-cn,ra5 Ia az
fastidions female, FcdS Who is she Did you arrest
al did nj arrest her at sI" replied Fred "you Sec
Iu tell yoa hov il was. Last night countryman was
rather o5ous snd took % to crib IN Mulberry
street He couldn't erbor the house, oven the
neighborhoodan ho could recoIIect that II was in
Mulberry street. Nov there are number OF places In
that locality which not overcapeciabe, and es the
couniryman enssg.S to look after his propertys
that direction couldn't and either the thief the
property, but in the last crib went iuoa house Will
good many tenants in til came the woman
TOLD you about IN one OF tho rooms She lying
cot In Of the apartment and ct lrst thougt
she deadsho motloness and looked 80 white
but soon found out my mistake, for a. walked to-
wards her, she gave hollow cough and looked up at
miserable, Ipggcd dirty looking Irish SIT
shoulder ahe looked up and growIod out what dyou
want hcrefi remembered this woman a. coon ~
looked at herI had often noticed her going into tho
pavrshop on my beat, ana althoug Oh always though,
sho was bad enc never eaught her At any thing orim
mol. " hats tho matter with that woman inquired
did tho invalid half raiscd hcrseE upon on,
arm and IN voice that almost frightened mo from III
hollow answered before hor attendant had chance
to-sWhat's that to your What right have you In th
roorss 1ts mncthe rent for II il paid in advance
leave itP end as che nnished sho broke into IL O
coughing which for ti1o afraid would prove fata
to her--is very violent. i felt sorry for tn
woman, for although sidnt IKE her countenance sh,
looked 70 though she had been ueod 10 bette
things 80 to pscfy hor / explained 70 her that wa
| in aoarcL Of thief, nnd when got through asked
the Irish IL any doctor had visited tho invalid
l he II rprf IN roxn f-au
the DispinsaEy, but shs wouldn't lot fe.ch him ,
No. broke N the sick women, family, want n
dociorI shall be past the want OF assistance from
| anybody but III tell you what do wsnt-I wish ',
spesk. with gsntenaap What gsntlomanp in
quircd. Ary gen.leman,' was her rcpiy-'any rea
vim say what have TO ssy 10 bat gontlcm su
you and viii fetch such porsop, do II quickly, o.
| YOU win lie TOO Ia'ci To conclrie, knew the cas
would su. vo exac tY y concluded Ffei 60 hurrie.