The New York herald., 1871-11-29

Is OF nighty eccentric disposition. lie then re-
turned TO New York, and for z few weeks matters
| In some misunderstanding that occurred between
herself and her daughter was informed by the latter
Beebe at New York. He was dangerously SICK. and md
Wanled both mother and daughter 70 hasten 10 his
SsrE bedside ~ ahey went and and ionnd m MIN apparently
tropolis sent the mother to boarding place OF his
own selection aud placed the young lady in q con-
to instruct the superior OF the Institution not TO
allow any one to see her without written order
nastened TO Fairport and, being possessed OF COM
Rieie control OF the property LEFT by Dr. Van
niture, pictures, not even excepting the family ni
Bible. So quietly and expedii0usv was ali
ho Wa ms MACE or sa s here
receiving any knowledge OF what was going on,
only learned of the transaction less than week
ago. Even n he had known he would have been
unable TO interfere. Beebe returned to New York
probably the best satisfied man who ever jeurneycd
that out OF the sixteen hundred more or less WHO
practice in that city not one.sixteenth are compe-
Drother-n-aw. and TO hlm she had once or twice
before written, asking him to see her on business;
credn, FOR T. seems that even wen sne simpe and
thar all was net right. The brother.in. law
inday oS came to New iorK saw SAW, his relative
trived 10 quiet his anxious surmises, and he re.
turned satisfied. shortly after tins Mrs Van Buren's
attorney here had occasion 70 serve some notices on
the daughter. hut the latter was not TO be lounn
the brotner-in-law was informed OF the circum.
stance and made a second journey TO the metropO-
lis. lie looked at once for Beebe, but that asute
scoundrel had taken the alarm, and he also was
missing Mrs. Van Buren had not been Informed
where her daughter had been sent, and mere for n
lew days all further developments stopped ly
accident lady VINO was acquainted with mother
and daughter saw the latter on Tie street, ana aI
once brought her to her relatives. The brOther-in-
tivitv, and soon discovered that Beebe had vile |
and three children in New York when he married |
MISS Van Bnren in Rochester. The wife was still |
living and was IN complete ignorance OF the vllany
OF her husband.
The above Is not sensational story, but, we have
excellent authority for saying. true In every
tial particular. The friends OF the victims have
given the case into the hands OF an able lawyer in
New York city, and an attempt will be made TO |
track and arrest beebe.
Inquiry has enabled us to learn something further |
law student with the late Judge Chaplin In this city
and afterwards taugnt school at FairpOrJ when he |
became acquainted with the Van Burens. 1t was |
nearly year ago when ne took the guardianship OF
inc GIRL There was q feeling at FatrpOrt strongly |
adverse to Mrs. Van Buren, and II was cOntended !
that she was not suitable person to manage the |
estate and have the guardianship or the daughter |
me estate was valued at $4,000 anu the persons |
who had become bondsmen for Mrs. Van Buren /
were not satisfied and II was for this reason that |
the management OF this estate ana the guardianship
wrong intentions he vas certainly favored In his de-
signs by the circumstances winch conspired To rake
the authority over the estate iro.l the widow.
The attorney referred to In this city was Mr.. John
who had only specific duties to perform. |
lie rcmited when he had occasion TO Beebe, who |
had the management OF the estate IL Is several
months since Mr.. McC0nvllr has seen any or the
parties. and has not been In Way to know much of
their affairs
6We 1nd no positive evidence OF the marrying OF
Beebe to Miss Van Burcn, nor can we learn that he
bgamy feature OF the case Ia reserve until authenti.
Gated.