New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-26
now AN HEIR WAS FOUND.
DETECTIVE PERsIsrENCY REWARDED.
TRACING DESCENDANTS By NETWORK CIT
DIRECTORY or 1905.

the means OF New-YOrk CITY Directory OF the year
1905 The history OF the necedcnts OF Tie heir IN
vOyea story OF the separation Of two loving brothers
who suitOTs for the ldys hand, followed hy
intense hatred which continued until they both became
old men. and finally ended a desire for reconciliation
But years Of separation, during which one brother
emgrated to this country rendered impossible the &C
compshment Of the desire % the brothers IN ola axe
ard they died thousands Ok miles apart unied III
heart the one forgvng the other but unable to grasp
each Others hand. Tbs direct descendant OF the
brother in this country has now been FOUND ny lhe
Mooney BoIand Detective Agency.
TEIBUNE reporter recently called on Mr.. Boland ana
asked for psrticu nov The heir was found MI
Bol4nd declined at first TO give NC information stat
ing that rs the matter would De decided ~ the
courts OF England, he afraid publication OF the
might iinperil case " his client After the re-
porter promised Not To sc TIE OF the persons
interested IN tho case Mr. B0art gave the general our
line Of the stony Low brothers became separated
and how the heir wa subsequently found
was in France on official business last spring. SAID
NJ. BOanI "sld It became necessary Tor me 10 Fisil
England 10 ob;ain information aud procure copies OF
Documents WGe here 10 tue pursuit. OF NY business
was invited 10 dinner by "a bIrrsccr VITA whom or
nru often does BUSINESS At the Lauer was pre'ented
To another barrs,"r with whom Wis iott-y undc-
qgauted While discussing affairs ia general inc nature
OF my business ,alEed OF, ard when It was stated
that vas member Of the Mooney Bound De,ec
live Agency IN New York. the barri-.er, who wa,
stran. ger to me- asked T. cld look up the descend
ants Of who had rl ted 10 New ors ls- a-er
the Revolution. I replied tha. hai ample facilities
In my Nrw-Yotk Office for tracing up people
but, as &c Was mlCor OK expense. successful search
would depend main y on generous on lay of money.
lie replied that 10 money would refused 4 the per-on
was s0u.d, 3ud thar liberal AL iowa cr would DE given
/ for an energetic effort Well finally concluded ar
Engagements aud toll 20 begiu tie search ne once
Tue story he tod a sad aud touching one III
many particulars Oyerg hundred years ago -wo brofhrra
the only children OF their parcu,- cusas to-
gether In a small business IL one OF the principal
th0rolg fares ia London They pnrcd only slowly
IN business but they shared their mis- orunes together
and TIE lie OF one Was only reelection OF the daily
/ habits Of the other.
when both men reached maturity they dlscov-
/ cred that they bo,h entertained "a affection for
/ the same LADY VINO was ike themselves, Wit.out an
/ abundance Of tins worlds goods Tho deep love and
strong attachment which had always existed between
the brothers changed from day 70 dV as each pressed
his suit Il lid not take long tho older brother 70
discover thai the younger had tie warmer place IN
the laly's heart; but thinning. probably that faint
heart never fair lady, pressed his claim persist
emily 4nd stron gly. The climax reached one day
when the elder bro Ter Was dismissed from the lddJ's
/ house and was told that her hand and heart we're
Drocsed to ais brother Rage followed this announce
mept and stormy interview, which almost ended in
/ combat, eusued between tie brothers. 1t was
evident that they could no ioager
main in business together and the younger brother
retired to SEEK G livelihood elsewhere He received
GONE money from tG' busness. but reyerses soon Ill
mn;shed hts p.tal TO small figures short time after
hs marriage younger brother migrated 10 this coln-
try and settled In tht cly TIE elder brother continued
. the business In London, prOsperei became married
and bad one child
rhe child Of the elder brother proved 10 be man Of
unusual sacicity and shr-gdaes The atier often mar
rated 10 the son story hts separating ais only
brother and regretted that IN had long been
uuied He said that young days he thought that
he would never sec such perfect again the
one who had refused hi. proHered init But
the wife whom he subsequently married changed his
views and made his life almost pleasant dream. e1-
crpt tnat he id wa % address hs brother
to sk pardon for the that he md done him, and
/ extend TO MIN the hand Of reconcllatioa and peace
on hls dying bed the older brother comns soned MS
.on 10 search everywhere for his lost broler or Die
children extend the hand OF friendship aad orot1ery
love- AMI render him or DIS c-dTeu Whatever
h. r1ud The L5 IA ners wish, but as
the mime peculiarly iomliy Que, ne never -uo,
cpeded In finding anyone OF INC saue H"tue "Ho toiLu
i've any fnornitor about bis uu0e. In early life
he formed srtneship WITH college student ana the
fortunes Neither member OK the hr,n married and IL
their Old the partners continued business t"sSIss
which sisted manly oi dla"uhlug eohiere-I Pttr
In The early part ts year tho senior member OK the
ir and the only child OF the cider brother died, eay-
Ing an estate valued AT ABOUT @IOVOOo. ne 'ol' no WI"
bnt askcd bis partner 70 employ some means 10 nnd out
The descendants Of ma u4ces children wac we've some
rrt.ra in Alperca The blgliser whom met ar dinner
vas retained by surviving partner and was told TO
mag rcD A. frst" said Mr. Bolaud seemed almost
frutls.. knew t1at ne nan "1gss eSaGgnG.as
or i7s4 After that knew nothing 9goat them. iHaye
in nv oice great GaanurT OF Ya M ss o.
rtes m tbis country have the first directory hat was
yr ,ssund Well began search through these Old
Sirec"res Il seemed endless job at first as would
search persistcntg through directory OF one cly WIN
ont ndiug any name that nearly Ike me one tnat
Twanted thought at line tnat the brother @gut
have changed his name wnen 10 arrived III ms 'osJry
/ But my persistence was rewarded wattA l seaLe4eu
through directory of this city for I7OJ knew ihe
name rigat at once oeS 1asr ~ GoI 51
Two family names, for instance one Ike EHNaIds FtgTe
mont FROM year 10 year traced tA- maine uIII Io42-
when lost trace Of Il again hePt up t"e ''arcA uui
within 5s a. fe Ss Direct greso Gb, lac D'' ' '
/ IAN insuperaoe number Of difficulties then arose
The brotner might have died without cltufea or PER,
haDs ar only lef daughters whose natreb lame. cyd
not be traced hsay went back 20 tue Oh 800 uirec
tory and took several na'u-e or persons "ho Ero 81
Joining tue lace wlcrs tGe brotne KEEP slote zen
90 fapiIy aIne no 10 the present dIc. am went 10 an
! ola man aDouI seer t,t,r afoIr the Dc@p. | was
Tlraruea mat this was boy aDodt Ter years ola
when the brother whose descendants -, I , i ~;
veil and said they rmigraed rom NeN DIX snort
,tor ne purchase the territory uf Louisiana. TIE
49,, rpt up currrspOulcncc uuil the ire OF
,a ,Yor when II broken IN because u tLe fochl
reee opinions held Dy the tamisy wal "-hI % LOUIS
thew were 1860 and finally seat 20 Lo"s'aha 10 ma
cFe ,risnds In Louisiana since NO cap
tnrsd the notorious Italian bandit E.posito:
XIV tue way may Of interest 10 sou 10 Know III al
Epo.to las been convicted IN Italy and sentspc-G 70
Through trIcuOs III EeN-Oilcaus
Inc family was traced 10 plantation IL nelshDJFAS
The man IN charge OF ,he plantation wss found and
few aetOns II regard 10 his ancestors soon proved
that he was the grandson OF younger brother who
emrrtted 70 uis coun ~ in 1888. He - nan about
ty-Oue wears ~ age born Ia Louisiana, Sud had
Que brother WAC lVet Tor many years IA CAcasO .nI
there lie died without chhdren LAST Jear Lne
naa IN Louisiana well posted auot tie qGarte be-
tween MS grandfather and gr'tod lsc!e, aad pro-
duccd the document, musty, worn TX lIJk nS
piece paper which dissolved the partne sAp ret"n
mem There are oCnsr documents las po-ses-iln
which WI prove hs the tae ce At ono d!sFhle.
But strange may scou, tie n2H OH H't Tax nc
interest N Inc which y0d would tGpeet 81 h',I
VINO s.dd .ny becomes ucir 10 large rft~r te siIi
that lie was getting old and uaC AN Ae a0ey ''s' 20