Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-18
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A young sprig of upper-tendom was
brought 10 the mayors office this morn
by his father under the following circum-
stances:
1t seems that some time since he saw
and became ell amore3 ofa young and yery
interesting looking girl, of not very doubt
iui reputation, residing at Ne. - Mercer
street, whom be frequently importuned
to marry him. These opportunities she
resisted. as emanating from a young and
inexperienced youth His parents event.
ually heard of the relation existing be.
tween their son and this young woman,
and accordingly sought an interview with
her, which resulted in the girl promising
never to see him again.
Several weeks elapsed without their
a5aln meeting or seeing each other: but
at length the young man grew impatient
and commenced addressing notes to the
young lady, requesting her to form as
slgnations with him &c. These notes.
1t appears, she did not notice. At length
he became quite unmanaeeable, and
made various threats of Gelf-destruction,
DC if she would not consent to see him
tor few moments, perhaps for the last
time. She at length consented, and the
intimacy was renewed, and grew as
strong as ever on the part Of the Young
man, who having plenty of ready cash,
was bird worth plucking. In a short
time he became again a constant visi,or
at the house, and again renewed his i'm
portunitlas to her to become his wife, but
this she stoutly refused. His parents
having heard that the parties were again
intimate, the father at once proceeded TO
E'gath Ward station, and requested Cap
tain Iurnbull to arrest the girl for es-
tranging the affections of, and leading his
on from the paths Of virtue.
This request the captain refused To
comply with, on the ground that there
was no charge against the young LADY,,
that would warrant him in so doing with
out warrant; but said he would ask
her TO accompany him TO the mayo-'s
office, which the father requested him TO
do. Yesterday morning the captain ac-
cordipgly called on the girl. and she very
willingly went with hun. Arriving there
the father laid his complaint before JUS
Na~~ OoDNiAN1 hlb1l Vic fNi kuDGGaL re-
quest that the girl be sent to Blackwelps
Island as a yagrant, in order TO esiTan.-g
the affections Of his from her. This the
Judge refused TO comfy with, as no
charge had been made against her that
would afford The slightest ground for 50
doing, bul advised rather that some more
gentle and reasonable means be res5rted
to IN order TO quench the ardor Of this as
piring youth.
The girl, on being questioned as to
how The intimacy had been renewed.
frankly revealed the facts es above
stated, and offered to produce the letters
addressed TO her by the young man,
winch rather dampe4sd tie asdo.. of
DOth tie f. ,heT and son, the later having
all along led the former TO believe that
ne was the innocent party, who lad baep
ensnsred by the young lady, greatly
against his viii, as he was leaving his
father'S house.
The case was dismissed, and tie na5-
ties returned 20 their respective homes.
the father chagrinod at the conduct OF his
son, and the young girl, no doubt. hear
tlly glad to be rid Of her foolish lover
N. I. Express.