New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09
MARRIED HER FATHERS COACHMiN

Mr. John G.. Boxer is e rather prominent importer OF
wines and liquors, doing business at No. 90 Front
street Mr. Boxers residence il in Tarytown, where
lie keeps a turn out and coachman. lie spends the
Winter in the city with lis son.in.law, Nr. LOUIS
Fupke. IT., at his residence No. l3j West Twenty
second street. Mr. Boxer hss daughter Mary Ann,
twenty-five years old and for year or two past has
had an Irish coachmsn John Dean with very red
face. an honest brogue and hearty, simpe manner
modett too for an lrishman. Ii must have been
rather lonely in Talrytown they lived there only
three in the fsmily-Mr. and Mrs. Boxer and Mary
Arm. Naturally enough, Mary Ann liked to ride out
with the coschnan liked to take the air 1t Nas neces
ssry 10 her health-lked 10 the county and finally
included the coachman in her liking. On Saturday
eyer:ng John came to the office OF M. Caarles ).
Spencer, in Broadway, to get his wife. He told his
story in this wise:
"Td been his goodman for nearly two years. Ia
December he cone 10 live here in the city, aud
stopped in TaIrytown taking care OF the ho1se'. he
sdV eIt I'd for Coachman two weeks tore he come up,
end then ne discharged me because be kne" that tie
daughter kept my company and kept her company
He askt if Id resign hes company, and sad no.
and she said not and he wanted 10 60 t. Caiior-
lis. And 30 when come away stopped here, and
addressed her few lines, and be found 1t out. Sue
answered three OF four letters, aod she got ou' o.
Wednesday; she clipped out and we went 70 the Rev;
Hatnelde, IL stItet, oH~
~ sboat hsl,.past l. O'Clock in the dayi!mei then
she clipped back again rish; of She thought
they wouldn't know snythng about II for lew DAYS,
snd she'd get her clothes and we'd live toSe'per NJ
Fupke ,ischaIsed one OF tie girls he 81 pecte that
twas she that give TIE letters. Mr.. Boxer told her
Mary Ann that he'd shoot he has never .sl5
any aDgIy words TO me. He won't let her out Tie
day sfe was goin' 10 be nsuied che told him she
wsnted TO go out company With another !s4y, but
lie wouldn't let her. She is owe twentyt' = she Told
that she didn't want to be loi ks dog, and when
her father went 10 his business she slipped out and
she GOT q right TO be married. lie told ms once h
didn't blame me for gettn married 10 her II sot
chance. / told him ! didn't wsnt bis moaey No:
here. He said he'd see her dead aHd under
the cod before al was married 10 me. | have
been keeping Ter mpany sbJlt 8 yeas aud
hslf. Hes said everything 10 her 70 make her
icsisn ne. When | come swsy be said: See tbs
',ascsl how be run away. lou couldn't sec his face
o, in through TauytoTn. She told me co. | under
sispd a. low he you'd give her AL inhs 81 al Il he
could ctt her OF from here. lie was tbseateun -
.enI he, 10 Germany 10 get ne out Of her head but
vouljDt plaze Vim. She's shut up there and he won't
let her ont. She hasn't a;e anything now for tAise
iLrsy ds,s feel bad to have her cTyiA' there al
night snd they al epjoyin' thenSelses The "ust Of
i; is on account of my bsin Elsh; but L. as good
al ss be is, !. he Il rlch.
John was assu7td that hs vie should be restored TO
him; NJ Spencer 81 ores drew ~ petition Tor WI,
Of tsteas corpus and before TO morrows Gun the TO-
mantle bride will doubtless be restored to her sturdy
husband.