The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05


In a small apartment showing no sens Of Gle
Sr n q very ss
sa.on, lay m her bed, apparently IN nepless cS:s
M asr the
place xas dnadofSsd. 4 white banddae b661d tk9
declsaly baSSed bb. while her nose had sweed
to unusual 4psnsiSHs shs was slightly Jslss9
ner Ds eight nine Inc
ts s.Ss H icy &
forth, namely, to get an accurate and reliable yer.
wnispers '0 and evidently with s an eort me
at another time Il agreeable tie lady expressed
wish to have the affair correctly stated. She spoke
rapidly, though with an asthmatic tone and became
| tive.
WHAT MRS. cHAUNoHY SAID
"False, every bit OF tits all false" she OBJ
served referring to the accounts which had already
the light OF one OF the lamps now shone on her
| race and sne ordered It's instant removal
70 e asp on
al me Pm battered to Jelly while he goes on With
out rs s ssrStia a ons Of s sns
nsG night eye SWsnSs ss
matter rHs TV with Il him O ''"" ''' A''A'"s 'n0
mrs o9auncey I've, would like to have brief mar
heavily, "bdt feel 60 weak. haven't eaten q
IN four days The doctor says I've lost seven
| ''Did snownin strike your
| This is not my nOsc.n
knowing that this organ referred to did not be-
| long to anybody else no comment was made.
SHE WOULDN'T BE STRIPPED.
I'm not sorry for what did," MRS. Chauncey
to strip me OF my clothes--to strip me, mind you
before the gaze OF hundreds oil men. lie tried to
stand it. Ibid Just what any one should have done
II he had asked me whether should be stripped OF
"Mow "a did It occur, mrs O2aunceyf"
.l'l tell you,n she said, slightly bracing up and
evidently Intent On reG ar her MING Ss young
for lark, as the boys cal 1t, and dressed up IN
mans ciOGes haa beard the negnbos TALKING
other women and oil sorts OF things, and Knowing
lie was going to this party resolved TO see for my
Pardon me- Mrs onauneey, Wnep did you first
together, az Oidbrldge. nave known him ali my
life. He was boy OF seventeen when was little
girl.
Twas born down The RIVER here, here NY father was
my husband was Commodore Chauneey: became
| serarated from the Commodore eight or nine years
4 / only looked al q man ne gave i 70 me 50
| IN case shouldn't marry. lived mostly In New
oe p0alfsa jaw Time eaS SssRs to
bly, h sSalse sS sss abg S5iS s ST Ssa
going 70 DC married, IcouId not marry, however,
aoeh con d ms Sai 70 10 very
eifs, and determined to have nothing to 40 with
him. But he would come al the time ana forge bis
va" IBID he ever use any violence towards yousa
Gle often struck me and afterwards would come
Moa nave nsnns more to DO win him. ou he
mis- way H. nro Jug the back door ana came
| time, and he begged pardon, but so soon as the
| doctor left he commenced 10 abuse me. l had
heard so much OF his dongs that l felt bound TO
SHE DECLINES TO ANSWER.
Now, Mrs. Chauncey' did you ever love Snow.
Well replied the lady, slowly, "that decline
"Neyer mnd,n said Mrs. Chauncey ~ don't want
10 trouble you, and If you would kindly con1ne
yourself to tins night in question 1t would facilitate
matters very much For instance, how do you &C.
count for putting on mems clothes'"
u s as , w vet up little ars
il about three weeks ago thar'-
eyes said Walter, sitting Oh the bed, "Iremem-
stop Walter, don't Interrupt me, dear; tannoys
ME So About three weeks ago q Young lady and
dressed ourselves up in mems clothes and went out
LARKING TIE GIRLS
on the road. You know how IL is--lust for bit OF
fun--there was no harm In II; and we were joking
on the way. That was The whole Of it.n
yes OF course; but what about the night Of the
'Ill tell you; Just walt plt. walter, take away
that JIent.) Everybody was coming TO me and tell
WIN this one and that one. wanted to see for
myself Well, DISGUISED myself up, OF course, in
tending to taEe observations at the party Previous
TO song to The party at Jernees Hotel went
N~"S W ru,s ,.xnx, ro,r.x,s euou
near the depot, and made ner q present Of wrap
per- had been IN the habit OF making her presents.
snowhlll's sister ana his sister:n-law Thought
she would not recognize me but laughed and SAID,
II you oniy changed your voice nobody would rec.
osn n yon : That was the fun OF It. by and by |
his companion) and went down to Jernees."
Te Te Mrs C ~ the lady r having papsed
and down new" PIAZZA. 'e' The young mem went
In. J wouldn't enter the mouse, OF course, not
e psc GT TSsn associate
notice them. wouldn't-I wouldn't-do keep
ao gov ma. msn, waiter and don't interrupt me-
| to see whether the stories about Snowhill were
believe brother Of jernee, came ND and e tapped
me Familiarity ON The shoulder, saying:' Halo. old
COME IN AND TAKE DRINK,
take NO; cis s ,s sad so cont n drink, Come and
WON'T WITH in ns ne s e aGa pTe e s said
! companied by Snowfall ana others, made his ap.
pearance Mind you snowhnl knew me well, for
| III company WIN Raymond, he had seen me earlier
| ~ tnc evening Tor passed them by when Snow.
hill sald, That's Mrs. Chauncey NO, 1t can't be-,
said raymond. Yes. but know IL s,' said Snow.
hui, Tor nobody else has got her mpudcnt saucy
| way j say when snowfall came out 10 tile piazza
lie knew me well. but tie said nevertheless, sWho
are your j guess mats one or the jamestown bur.
! glara. Come, boys
| LET'S STRIP HER
| with that Snowfall advanced towards mel
was sitting az the further end OF the seat-and
catching me py the lappels OF the coat made an
attempt TO drag 1t on. said, take your hands on
| me, Snowhill,i and with that he called on those
present 10 come up and strip me TO gee whether
| was man or woman 1 again told him to take
his hands or me, calling him by name, ana stimuli.
| tarcously, using an abusive term, he struck me
| ia the chest, which brought me down TO the scat