= f r- Joffl Y 1 w 1It4 P 11 A > < V lt r TUESDAY EVENINQ V v THE EVENING WORLDS HOME MAGAZINE MAY 20 1903 c e > t on Saturday l This Story Began Monday awl Will End BRIEF COPTERS Ifi THE THE OLD BRICK HAS BEEN- 11iiiiiiii jJIr fl I 111111- IIfTlT lj TRANSPLANTED HISTORY OF NEW YOR INEUROFE1- I- I toolts itind Z WRITTEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIlE EVENING WORLD Wl HOME MAGAZINE- GOLD RRT- BY ANDREW Ii GREEN 5HOP The Father of Greater New Yor- 11- I k11THE RULE OF THE ENGLISH OF YORK held patent to easily A- DUKE thn territory so wrested It Has as Ready a Market on the Champs Corot fixes us on the valun of expert assurances Alexandra I JAMES tho Dutch and he governed from 1664 to 1673 through Col Richard Dumtiit IllB ilmsolf a judge bought this firstclass Corot J Elysees on Bowery and valuer One day visitor ADw11JR a gentle administrator who changed tho name from New Am- ¬ as the from tho celebrated dealer a sterdam to Now Yor Ho was followed by Francis Lovelace said It fine as easily city Capt Colvo dog You have there a TroulIIobert Then the Dutch retook tho and an old sea p tOnGAN Is said to have been duped Into buying You mean a tine Corot said Dumas held It fifteen months rho old name o f Now Amsterdam wna restored spurioui art treasures Hut ho win not duped In No It Is a Troulllebert insisted the other So tlWT Colve was qulotly dispossessed whim by tho treaty of J I America The goldbrick operation occurred In Kurope went with It to Troullleberts studio t- Westminster tho thq gold many Dutch abandoned their claims to New Nethorland America Is not the bomo of Iirick For It Is mine raid the honest and conscientious palnttr yean Europe hoj had dishonest archaeologists who manu- ¬ Here In where my signature has been scratched off bop Andrea came na Governor In 1674 He was knighted by I dmund Charles facture for collectors anti museums breartplntes crowns M Dumas you do not doubt my good faith In the opera Dongan wlao men be- ¬ V and on his retirement Thomas came Tho city had grown to Wall necklaces etc which write books about and tlon 7 ot Oeort Mnnroa Boos were worn by personages Or rnnlaalon tV street tho Dutch wore still dominant in the populaUor and numerous- lieve that these counterfeits ureal M Troulllebert Is over sixty years of age an of Ht51rn riot past A number of these frauds havo recently been artist Belntr an extract from the ajlngnlar Journal of In tho councils of tho city They were strenuous advocates of government of the high standing He was not even a pupil of Corots Georges nay ajtndent oervtns aa- exposed returned the money and both tie and Dumas agreed- 0ohn MAlUter of medicine by tho people and through Insistence won concession after 1503 bought largo sum a Iotlt concession until- In the Berlin Museum for a keep A years came aMoi doctor aboard the whaler PoleStar gold dug up In to silence few laterhowever the tale In 1689 a charter was granted the city corporation was created with the tiara which was said to nave been Southern ¬ prlr was out In n country paper Then Georges PoUt explained him liege of election by tho people of olx Aldermen and elx Itussla nnd which the German historian Curtlus saul to public assistants the Got haj recently to be a self the i rrKor313 or PJIECEBINO CHAPTERS to appoint ancient Greek work It been found by Tedesio jotia UeAJleter a CcoVh medical la enema to a ronng- ornor reserving tho right nil other officers Tho Dutch officers museum The painting wets sold to me as a Corot j Bar atudent marry fraud and has ben removed from the r slrl namad flora In hta own country To gain enouiu mOT to Sehout Burgomasters and Schepen wore replaced by Mayor Aldermen Thu Moablte antlqultlm bought by the Merlin Museum in Bros ho said On taking It hack from iM Dumas I ret- en he taloa aa surgeon aboard tie whaler Pola tw SestambM ends and It to them and they still affirm to bo a Corot ttam tar sortb inS In Imminent pull of being lcet ound for the winter 1570 and tho terra cotta objects bought at tho Hotel Drouot urned it lam dealre to Sheriff I dispute H e crew tlmoit reaoh the polot ot mutiny so creat la their Paris in 1ES7 were confesred to ba counterfeits only after no longer In the return horn CipU Cratle newerr refuaM to return TIll captain la In 1687 measures were taken to build a new street along East JUver responsibility on a M Coidell under aom- In ills on campaigns against In tho Landtag They have Tedmeo I3ro threw the i avstranxe mla hoie history no one Icnowi but who labora ance at the office and a substitute had to bo selected furious them Molssonlir- sorrow dlacontent ot the crew le oUt ¬ the line of tho present Water street The city gates wcro ordered closed lIe hnd exhibited It to many Judges Including j etarrlcle hidden or myitery Tho Russian and Turk- at now among their bronzes a nngcllatlon attributed to Don saanted by a rumor that the inlp la haunted Weird out6s hare ac- place That was at the time of the last Georges did buy It from us but from II mate sunset and opened at daylight The eale of liquors was regulated sanitary atcllo which In In reality cast from a bnsrcllcf In the Louvre Bcrlder Petit < eosnId her throughout tha royace and Manaon th aecoad tub ish war s party to whom V bud eold It t Mint a hoetlr form Ilk that ot a woman illdlnc amoni the spring he had a puckered measures established and markets provided the very cracks being reproduced high relief In lISt the private r hIts to ebake bullet tome When he turned up again next paintings painting MeSoa nIT U unable the crew ttrrlned thit endeavor to director Bole announced triumphantly tho acquisition M Cordoll Is a restorer of The oparnltoral preienca la folowtnc the foilStar wound In the side of his neck which he used to James became ICing and consolidated the provinces of New herr explained ItT- England at Rome of n superb bust the portrait of n nl- was brought to me by M do Reuoi he conceal with his cravat Now Jersey Duche 4000 To- engaged- Now York and under Andoa one of the ablest Governors who Urlilno wtaih he attributed to Dosldera da Bettlsnnno It eilesco IlkeJ It and paid M do Ream trance for It CHAPTER II- Whether the mates Inference that he had been 12000 a and resWed much ¬ belonging to day tho dealers Todeaco and Petit who sold for francs In the war Is true or not I cannot say It was certainly a appointed Lieutenant of the time Injloston On the re- Is simply a cast from a bust In painted stucco I Wcmys So two of what they bought for 4000 francs want to throw the blame Ilaantedt strange coincidence ceipt of now that William of Orango had landed in England Boston Impris- ¬ the collection lit Count In London their St Luplcln on me who mode only a modest commlsilonl U his story given as far as I can In his own words The wind la veering around In an easterly direction but oned Ahdros and Nicholson fled most Important the gospel covers of lorI original In National do Reum inltht of course have explained that ba t saw of his dental hAve very slight I Ice Is lying closer than It did are modern copies of an the f Paris M THAT what he must In spite is still think the Now York had a email garrison and four bands painting from masked man on a dark night f yesterday as eye cm reach on every side there train ot militia tho Library I received the a boon a young bear erect upon Its hind legs on attitude As far the principally Dutch to say nothing Is one wide expanse of spotless white only broken by an latter recruited from the although tho population was so As fur paintings the history of Georges Pellfs false but Instead preferred assume alarmed I nrhjca thor otten when occasional rift or tho dark shadow of a hummock To the cosmopolitan that one writer says eight languages were spoken by the clU In the uncertain light this would bear a resemblance to a south there II tho narrow lane of blue water wihlch Is our zeal of NoW York Jacob Lolsler who came from every Frankfort Germany In THE FIRST CBAR AND THE LATEST KAISER > especially to a man whose nerves were already sole means of escape and which li closing up day 1C60 I fcuman figure was senior captain When news of what had been done in Boston THE OLD REUA ¬ heavy responsibility upon himself shaken Whatever it may have been the occur The captain Is taking a Lt oomewhat of potatoes has been finished and even reached the people of New York the militia Gathered at tho fort The cap- ¬ most unpleasant I hoar that the tank rence la unfortunate for It has produced a the biscuits are running ahort but he preserves the same tains took command and ignoring the council of the absent Ldeutenant 1 greater part the ejffeot upon the crew Impassible countenance and spends the of Governor ruled for ten days when a Committee of Safety having been J more day the crows nest sweeping the horizon with ills glass j Their looks ore more sullen and their discontent at formed Leister was named by It LleutennntGovernor I manner Is very variable and tie seems to nvold my grievance of being debarred from tie her His tI open The double society been no repetition of the violence Then William and Mary having established themselves upon the Eng ¬ to but there has ut ring flabirig ond of being detained In what they choose which ho showed the other night lish throne considered the faroff colonies and sent a Governor Sloughtcr call a haunted vessel may lead them to do something rash My deliberate opinion is that we are commanded by a Troops wero sent on another ship under Major Ingoldesby who arrived in r Even the harpooners Who are the oldest and steadiest madman January 1691 nearly threo Slougfhter account