The sun., 1891-05-24
MARIA HOES
wife OF tho late JouS u lIors
Died Dec. ,, 1882, In her 10th year
How loud shall our Riad voices ring
when christ Ills risen saints shail bring
From beds Of dusi nnh sleeping clay
To realms OF everlasting day

Gw csa S,. :et our sas yS.. s,0r
eH. ns' % e .v.....ns %s. .a .sSSns Say clay
This may have leon Mrs. Van Guren's
sister.
is on The west sids OF the foston and Albany
stage road, and stand stands four or iiNe hundred
several hunded % fsst along the road and
l. planted with tall and heavy FIR or PIN,
81 the rroasds mSrs in n.g nsI At
nearly circular erov, to mask, tho r,siderc co
from from saaers ,r range Of Low his :. Ie, ,e
cSneesod. 70 the westward opens s' the mag, mag
se casss k. shs S"s,nrH msnf h,ns
Drives q from o. different i gates at meet meet az the house
road" n"d sn'sa snSn wpGoW wi
The main dwelling has two stories and q bo!i
q s' snSh TSs md al" nGf" n ta
rroI w4sh n ID" sass nn sG 10 he
bedroom storJ Delow has ,n.ge 'rip!e .centrn!
south show ,whe.e Van Euren lied rtter The
feat. OF Mcclellan on the james, lie missed
hearing the guns OF Yorktown at birth. Of An
Beneath the centre in the main s.orr is u
small covered portcoi, with easy ni.hts of
vns room or onbie s ~ns nsro 'M 10
oblong house Is four windows, deep on the
sround IN fi plan. col onnads. or nrchcd porch.
separat-s it from a domestic building, m.iniy
iiSSars, 7, NJ; NJ ,s Ssa csrer All. sIasd in ,hs
tall tower. like don on keep with IN Italian
sHmmIs the onnnnss fey and sittsd the OBJ
NAV be eighty or moro feet In height 1t iE not
much OF a feature until ron pass tho twellin.;
as a ,a %
nams wa- Lindenwald. 1t might now be called
FEATURES OF THE MANSION.
On the little porch. and The only porch that
e dssf {. f%s blue Snsf Sns n5ass
il thought tho Knock was in danger 81 being
tinatl3n. Beyond the door appeareSd a ilne
Eaesd In length while i walked its width:
fifty-fye BY ilfteen ieet it seemed t" me- and
doors % were on it in tho sarv car csrpentry Of this
century. with manipula ion around their
sGGp tha the nsr NEARLY II the
%ns s prS T AMI low Iba
had almost said its heauty. Is; the French rel or
foreign wall paper. in large landscapes rspre.
and dogs breaking into Rhcnish vale4; where
mtlkmaids nr, surprised AMI invi 9 fear and
foot high. the mountains and woods, rocks and
streams panoramic. the colors dark and loud.
Hss Tssss s s
OIL the sentimentallsm OF faderland. ,,tso about
snd se % Fsa
daens and Van Der Helst. About three pan els
"fn 1ss 'ssSs ths
Mrs. wagner said aid he was was afraid h he shoald have
trp TO- rerpaner o., 2, Teplaster It some day Here no
sDs hs Mse rom Ps
the Catskil!s; here John Van Buren, played tn"
% nna e'Fs Il wss wsen IN tho
6sose Icsdan cnehed Hni fought il the court
di Old arsn AnH have s'H' to thnP q about @ in the
many hspe his 2e oone
wayward, brilliant. or bIaln.yroneht sons:
hearing the wind moan and the locusts drone:
Is shin. thinks il !, !: i, .h.E %. mothers voice
.,! iom %. hsls out h issys sys hand A' wipes
The owners Of this house are we'll disposed:
SM: have been oitsn int INTERRUPTED and ANNOYED
that fslt fortunate, In beine shown enough
Of the place TO carry # away Ia my head.
M %e aHS'S ss fllsss "%s
essidea At Ripaerboof rso got good deai
4 tai gilt mirror remains. and carved dress
%nSsS. u Pss' ssshs T. VII rSssn Vi Vas ss ss
greet reader. but he loved literary societv:
Ana ss q ssn1e s "ghsrs q
iinF: Prescott Taylor. wills; aPa others; rs; .,
gave 70 vsTY @ little eo%iors to the si"vers eIe.
NV York that the south w"Sid bo contsateI
9Th noh1ing III oss than eyerythnG eve Is nnd the
But But after ls4s. when Van Bnren Ieft them. the
nsrs Van snor hurons
monument said 10 have been erected to
trusted farmer or emnoyee; Th. villa re-
&C.. Of Madison's MONTPELIER and in its sinh.
Easnc%o 81 r2m mS9sn to oda msry
hook. like the Old Van schaack man; SION ono,
Van Aiien. The ianshtsr % Of reDn.abls iar@sr
am 'in" as HAPPY a " man man as i'I is IN in ths Tntcd
States, or as in tho united s,nte. slther NY
B'sa B.ss has s1"nss tran y as i es esrn Inv
ons Of the best slrls. IN tho world, ani WI!
Pke easy efgS at the hSad my
Buron. PAter Van Setback went with Jui"e
Benson in 1873 from that village I? BeI,orl
mutual bosom friend. Mr.. Jay Both wore up-
wsrd OF 70 years OF age.
A POLITICAL CHESS PLAYER.
Tho easy transitio, In America from demo-
cratic professions to arisincratic realities Is
seen In Van Buren's case. He forced the Con-
stltutlon OF 1891, hut very, soon his boys were
called Prince, John. &c; John Van Bnrsen re-
stsamshlp at the early S,s nge y % 90. Abraham
nns soldier: hut having married. Miss Single;
ton OF South Caroing In 1898 with slaves and
plantation, no avoided politics, although hn
WAS his fathers secretary and his wife the
hosttss Of the White House. Thelack Of Martin
Van Buren, WAS a distinctive purpose other than
success. He proved what fair talents and
clety but after he suceeeded there was
nothing to be dom. but to reyol:
/ penetrated Into Charter House. Lyndon.
the place OF education Of Thackeray. Wesley.
and others. and saw. as l entered my name on
the book. that Martin Van Buren and son had
been the latest visitors from America before
ma Al Linden wnll r0hoCt0d uDOn the RIDgu-