The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-01
THE MYSTIC BRIDE;
TEE ExILEs OF MANHATTAN.
TALE OF NEW YORK IN THE oLpEN TINE.

TALE OF NEW YORK IN THE 0LDEN TINE.
BY sYLvANus COBB, JR.
Entered according Act of Congress- the year 1885, by
Robert Bonner the Clerks once Of the District Court for
the Southern district Of New York
Continued from yesterdays paper3
CHAPTER III.
In the western part of The town. near where are now the
corners o. sne ana liberty ga the time which
before which high pang cedar stakes and behind
s
@ hem PINS The wo m
in front had once been The storm lights ship while
served her i%e some cabin 5alshsaa ne roof
CHIMNEY ss an a
vantage the other chmneys Of the town for
ss ss 81 ne e' sa sss
rs present 0T Within ss cot was he
though was far from tasty or neat The only partitions
ing old sails from the Of The and these
Sons Of any parcaa Apartment cohd be- increased or d.
minished with quickness Amos, miraculous Some half
Of The roof while corner and partially concealed by
Of the aforementioned magic partitions regular bed
burned down brick ike hardness woman engaged
but stu retained much The voup:aoas beauty Of her
youthful day. though evil passions had done much toward
dency towards corulence She sal thus when the door
hat upon cd stool by his wife for such
was the relation sustained by the woman Of whom have
well, Katrina" said the man, "Ive found the people
lie was an East ind merchant lie lived ia AmseramUn
large hquse 0gPGsf Oh he h sos e yls"
head and ying appear though he thinking but
denly upon her itai he could no, repress 4; -
os M m es we oiie w .onnng ana e have
The did yet dare to ask any questions ere
Were on aware sI.at hey had a son''
Katrina fairly stared his question: but she
he conquer her emotions, and with powerful effort
: ofeourse hey have son. she said.
Il never kuew It before Bu; how came you to know it.
why-I knew hem many years ago, in Fatherland and
But never heard yon mention he family before"
Tbs reor cd . dsam the for that attack and he
turned upon another ront:
could ever carry revenge 50 Tar as 70 allow your enmiy to fall
The wife suddenly pale and fearful shook
wha, do you eany' she assed trying her power
,whyi mean wha. say. Ihae Peter Van DER veer and
Katrina tres,ed freely and long she had gained
nance narrowly as though she would read his thoughts from
Of her manner, and he wondered what could mean
look ye karnayou seem to have some strange interest
"whatishl why-no'hng that am awareof"
fortunate thought struck the wife at this juncure She
remembered to have heard long years before, few words
II was b.. simple thing" r she said with smile you
II the husbands to start but he quickly smiled
oho-you're jealous chr Bu. never fear. u did
90 have S
As Gedorp thus spoke knocked at the door and
hun to be q he Raran. and the eh
OF his thai he was one o. the chief War
known the Dutch Red shoe from The color Of
dsne hint irom her husband Quilted The apartment
ss ss s"ex s ws s
spoke the Que thought Upon hun you can taxi. he re-
y aolcoSr.ei VIM The Rari'an has revenge said
for the work II had not a deeper cause. = ian
@ he 1 VIZ s s Sw1 ss m.s y
Gu, people viii not res satisfied nn hey can dip hs hands
Casper Gcldorp's eyes sparsled with satisfaction
murdered cold blood Payona Ills brethren had
quest was denied and they had sworn that they would have
advantage Of ne circumstance for his reyengefu pur.
he at the western corner the Company frs, farm half
an hour after sunset with Eve Of your people, said Geos
VII meet you there and you sha know what DC done
kxsr hi. Katrina was called in and having drank mea
uneasy and several times see tried 20 mud out what Red
u ise q half hour ~ men, al hseIlsd IN the
wards supper was ready ,So 800, became evident from
n so1p as q and new rssg sc
much about The old sloop, and called deldorP Cap
was not marked By any very jus, or yuoo. esarscisr
having her pipes hey len The cot IN the ward a"
stopped While GedorP several pieces rope rom an
about bis person be took from The boz bundle which
MIR sSs sps hey made for an Old sa IL bOSe me Ss s
water, which they entered
hsrefrcm one o. his wife dresses Then he called
who ans ns rs to the nse q Martin kee, and
not far from thirty years o. age and Kairinas nued
s % much ss
nls = buxom Dutch maid or ma,ron
North river friends upon the opposite side of The
nd a,s Wilt WHEN s5 dS~ r Y supper s The %ss
srolled on. into The sarden and tool turn down me
upon the point Of turning back towards The for he
scse a. o@ % as e
and found female sitting upon The green turf BY The fence
hserr i be could assist her.
mon her bo-em n am suffering from sudden M nigh,
have died here had you pot come
said wnlcm, placing his hani Kindly the sufferers
,na rscS =, Scs only s.n here
leave a poor woman here TO dief'
eS % When e "a M
70 her feet and then be helped her the
scented be- and !. hey reared ,he water wem
logs and only the stern was visible The woman seemed to
stronger she approached the spot her step
had one OF I've q these spells before she said
they e the street and turned down 10 the pier They
they DO last. Ah-hcre's the boat Now Il my boy has
gone
Al this moment wilem he heard FLASHING 10 the
water as though some coming by the aide OF the
pier He started to where he could look the edge Of the
logs, and he he three nom
boat lie started back to ssk this meant but before
could speak the seeming woman caught him by the and
with wonderful exhibition Of strength hurled him 10 the
ground The youth struggled with all his might regain his
feet, but he could do were mon him.
bandagc bound quickly his mouth asnrs were
cured upon HE wrists and ankles and then
the outer edge Of the pier He felt himself
and in moment more he deposited In the a
the boat He tried hard 10 out but his mouth
ally scpped and his struggling only resulted In additional
pain Ere long those upon The pier jumped on board and then
the boat was pushed on.
wiem courved 70 gain sitting posture and bis first Oh