The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-18


.-, aiss II Vas Ut PATRICK day the
,-rh.-rrys moved yesterday into their
..n purvhA>ei Residences at ell. At
ard -oristhiug Fast Fifteenth street.
yblsh The Dussnberrys have moved
90 -rsl tus. Thsir movements may h.,
r-ti"red - tnrIr domestic symphony
..H a. Richard STRAUSS has composed
.,trrdAy bsheld tho beginning % the
....rth m ,veneut IN the Dusenberry sym
..uy. AMI II Vas - presto. distracto
..I ci'.-,'srdp shat T. upset all Flatbush.
~ pltrir., = day was chosen for wing
49, Mrs lNssnb-rry. whose forefather-
.ri for~mothers came exclusively from
UNITY Jnrk II was Mrs D,Issnberry's
-i.d that 10y moving ON - Patrick day
'l.. family would insure the protection of
'.r.. good SAINT. Especially in the matter
.r b@D"nc.nt Neath.r. When yesterday
favn..l uuplca~antly Mrs D,lseuberry
~ her Irish w and said they would move
vrAv Tho van driver and the transfer
r-npla supported her in this contention.
The first thing " a. 10 move Mr. Dussn-
cry This was achieved not without
tNuulty Mr. Dusenberry. not coming
a,eu remotely from ireland. had no in
-r'ivs 10 be-tir himself. He finally
'ook the sectional book cases in his arms
Api d-h&ntly munch,ne IAN orange pa
-aiai down FIstbush avenue 60 Avenue q
urs DIs~nberry took the initiative and
~" childr.n and boarded tho Brighton
rrach elevated. Her mother IN law de-
,hn~5 ~ g. except in a taNicah A. no
tsl,cah ~oulI by threats or ~ntrcAties l's
fought out 80 flatbush she remained
rehind
arrived ~ the house in East Fifteenth
.'r~~t Mrs TNisehb~rry lork ~d RnNiously
4ycuud Tor the head ~ the family The
at that he was nov here visible disturbed
hs- only mcmentArily She PLACED the
.b,ldren on the psrlor hoor and after
.sp'icning theu, 20 fall Neither up stairs
NO. io~n vent M Avenue q. hy which
ro,iie ahe knew her husband 10 have gone
>Na found him ~ Avenue q and Farragui
III where = true son ~ Erin hal seem
rrr uunchinG the Orange Rss@nting
'rs insult. The true son had fallen upon
tn To Mr. Du~enberry'- explanation
'ha, the orange 80 merely the first course
e his daily breakfast the tr,Is son n Erir
had paid M attention Having fallen
rrcr hir, the 81 ' did M, leave him
after removing her husband from hr-
Meath the human WV~rkage whlCh had
utnn~d him down Mrs D,i-spbarry gave
Az, the fired egg ShIrh WAs his seC"nd
.'rsakFast CauTs~ and Tad" him hurry
NJ hIssrbsrTy departed With the fried
"EE - @e,'tioral lookcas~- Mrs Du-eu-
srry rssurnsd 10 their hate dorui,ii.. -
'ui her mother iu-lAw arguing with the
.r'I..kmsp ~ - somewhat late period
~ hta The do~aRer Mrs. D,Renl.erry had
'skeu w. plsRo l.ssSons and she WAS in the
rris' uf her daily practice whom the
'rl"kman began 10 NOV" IN" Tlano
N"w thai the plan" was m the van Eh"
.->i~tet uToU entering the NAN ant CON
.up,pR h@f pTH~tirs. Ia reply To the
- OSCILLATIONS 81 tho van driver she
sied bis attention to the fact that hts
,..riraUy advertis~d moving without
interruption To- the daily life 81 the houss-
nd The uy-hnt of IN" dispute never
p' doubt 80 any moment. was that the van
'srIr'cd down FiAthush aysru" with the
slisr W. p1I-anhsrrv diligently running
tiaton.r .,srl.- WITHIN
p" -u-...ta.l" ~ = covered van di--
peUs1nE trii>i" at rtcts.t a great nuinh@T
~ The chilsir.u Who hove 10 romp m Flat
hush avenue between trolley ear \
INSTANTLY increasing crowd IT infants
'allcWed the van. which moved ~ about
me ape~d Of hsarse OPINION was
- rded A. to whether the van was - mann
Moth street piano or csNlhop~. 4 con
-'ieniioIBs policeman stopp.-i " and ar
rs-tsd the dowager Mrs DuSsnberry on
ihs charge ~ baing Pied P,U-ress of
Ila'bush and collecting a crowd
Nv this time Mr. DIIsenberry had reached
'ns new home ia Fast Fifteenth street.
We found his elder daughter. Begunia.
Ax.i I, al the foot OF the ~talrs leading
- the basement weeping bitterly. She
had tired 20 fall downstairs and had landed
np hey feet. and the disappointment was
almost too much 10 bear. The younger
laughter. PetuniA. whose blue eyes had
r~hsld only three Of the annual movIngs
lad locked herself up in built IN ward
-ot~ whers she was slowly and nolsIly
- ..N.aN
dr~n on the parlor ioor and CLOSED the
Esiss AZ the head and foot ~ the stair
,.s@s Mr. D,IS@nberry went To the police
station 10 bail his mother out.
shortly after Mr.. Dusenberry's depart
ur~ Mrs TEsenberry. his wife. Appeared
IN her right hand she carried the electric
larr,p 10 her left hand the family hank
tnok and pedigree Bible signifying riches
and hoMor. AZ intervals she gathered up
rsr skirts with her left hand and a pre-
copied AIR. A. she did 10 she paused
and held the lamp rigidly alOft. AmOvinR
t,.r.ture man followed in her train and on
hose Ocrasions he secured long rolls of
"lr which he will Use under the caption
II Liberty Enlightening he World Should
Mrs Dusenberry the younger found
lSgrnia pussnberTy on the roof and lean
uvs~ the Tin cornIce 90 greet her
sarful lost her daughter tall over N"
ratrlsfnsnts. Mrs Du5enberTy rushed up
-'AiTs hurdling the closed gates, and
.-.fched nor beloved child 10 her breast
on dascendng she found petunia Dus~n-
terry descending tn the lower regions. or
i-ssrnsnf
IN "rdar 10 guard against accident IN"
NI.snberrys had had gate- placed not
--y4'th~ head and foot ~ both stairs hut
- -tcrvals IN b~fween The result was
.s- - II locks like those Of a canal. The
r... q uttered the first lock and the upper
So. va closed After a breathing spell
'r. -s',nd gate was opened and the child
..a- sndsd or a-cended into the second
.'I ne third lock was entered and the
'..r'r aud ~ on I'LL IN. child had PASSED
'-.... ITO Hoor level to another. In case =
r...... ~ mature years wished To ascend
.- ..--, end the stairs all gates would he
.'.uad Hy throwing a lever.
"rlnE D'I-snberTy was in the second
... ''ns Basement staircase. downwa RI
..r Mrs DusenherTy smiled and with
a, earring word 10 her adventurous
'-r a ent to answer the front door