The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
MRS. DYCKMAN'S BOY FRIEND
MUTUAL AFFECTION THAI SET PEEKS-
KILL A-TALkING.

KILL Attaining.
Eserts OF the Boys Mother TO Keep the
Two Apart-No Elopem but Nobody
Knows Where Young Senbury 10.
Mrs. Helen Dyckman. the 33-year-old grass
widow. who the gossips OF Peekskill snid had
eloped early In tho week with Nathaniel Sea-
bury. a 16-year-old student OF the Peekskill |
Military Academy. returned to that place on |
Friday evening. She made her way to her |
home at 425 North Division street unobserved. |
and looked herself in. She brought her two
children. Beatrice and Helen. back with her. 1t
Is not known where young Seabury Is. To-day
Mrs. Dyckmsn emphatlcally declared that she
had nothing to do with his disappearance.
The boys mother declares as emphatically
that Mrs. Dyckman is responsible for her sons
going away. and she says that unless her son
returns soon she will bring the law on Mrs.
Dyckman.
In October last Mrs. Dyckman who has been
separated from her husband. Pell v. Dyckman.
for some years. hired the house 425 North Di-
vision street. Mrs. Sesbury who is widow.
with her mother in law. two sons and two
daughters. occupy house which adioins Mrs.
Dyckman's. While Nathaniel attends school
another son and two daughters help Mrs. Sea-
bury conduct n restaurant and confectionery
shop at los North Division street. Nathaniel.
or Matte. as he is called. was 16 years old on
Nov. Is last. He looks 10 or 20. He is
i've feet ten inches tall. rosy-chesked.
Academy he wore an attractive blue uniform.
at home 10 "a" Mrs. Seabury Try says that Mrs DYER.
mann began to exercise q peculiar influence
have KNOWN Mrs. Dyckman since she was
sSs
us she called on us every day. From the first
s said she ass 3 s%s isnely. and eonsentea
often carried in wood and soa for 1I her After
tinualiy. She used to call him from her win
aow, and allowed him to 20 to her. Finally
e fm studes hen
strated with Mrs Dyckman. She told me that
Matte had been playing parchesi with her. Il
linn to % 9 Sx in the
One night a. few weeks ago, continued
locked. and had to knock three or foul, times
tsfS snS HRddnMS Mrs. s
TIM wtS Se s.0e sSe reps
| visits. We had high words"
with h't Hrs spSg sDo1 agsordns to Mrs.
Gnry's story. She says that at II o'clock Mrs.
IA s bs rde @Se
Matte had helped her Decorate. Matte was in
Mrs. Dyckman's house then Mrs Seabury
half an hour. and that when she and her moth
erin law we're ABOUT to 60 away she said to
m say ws 's ssss Mrs.
Mrs seabury says she allowed Matte to re-
even though she saw that GoIhins mGre
hon. Seass sue Until Is osins anso IN Mrs D''A~an
on yyhs ran
few hours later biz, mother received letter
because he had not been treated! we'll and Pc
cause every one vas talking OF him and Mrs.
b yskmsn on tie street IL s9s aiteraoon ana
ana that Ma pyeknan fSsEsd al her TIE Ess
1 TEsn pssnIs began to to talk Of an eIcpe:
resumea his sEudss IN the
the day afte- he lett town. His mother traced
Rsw fS sn Of ass Eat IL Street sho
s5 sssS e SsSas
Mrs Dyckman left Peekskill on Wednesday a
liz ms
her son. and that it requested Mrs. Dyckman
to meet him al the Grand Central Depot
Mrs. Dyckman said Yesterday that her trir
to New York had nothing t. to d" with young
she met him at the Grand Central Depot on
Wednesday morning. that he said he would
never return to his home. and that he was
stopping with his aunt She said she did no,
Matte was treated cruelty at home" she
said. and that was the reason he ran away
The talk Of his people about me and him drove
me from Peekskill went 70 New York TO- gel
with my father and a friend. and I was not
with the boy after met him ut the depot AL
this talk about me being in love with him il
She would say nothing about Mrs seabury'e
silly Mrs. Dyckmnn's father is Daniel Clarke
Briggs. u lawyer. of this city. who lives mt BIT
West Eighty,si1th street. He was for seyera
Mrs: seabury says she visited New York Wed
nesday night in search OF her son. and thai
she called on Mr.. Briggs. He promised to have
the boy sent back to her II he found Hn him. Sht
entine. a lawyer Of Sing Sing, She says ina
II the boy doesn't come back soon she will
have Mr.. Valentine begin proceedings agains
tSat her
Wednesday afternoon. saying he was goini
home. Mrs. Seahury says her son had II,
money when he left home.
called At fHE suH once yesterday and sal.
. that he separated from his wife bocausethei
temperaments were not alike. He believed II
her faithfulness. he said
MGLORY ON THE ISLAND.