New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
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NJ Lloyd highly respectable farmer Of WickliFe.
arrived in this city last evening in an excited state u
mind. He sought out Marshal Gallagher, aud told
him that his two daughters had eopod Monday night
with two hired men, brothers, and named respectively
Cbsuncey Lewis ard Watson Lewis. Mr. Lloyd said
he thought they were in this city. The Marshal put
on his seven-lcague boots and commenced walking
rapidly around the city. lie found the enterprsing
parties a, last AT the Franklin House Pearl street
Watson Lewis he'd aready married one OF the sisters
and retired for the night. Chnuncey Lewis Wa
making arrangements Ia marry the Other sister when
The Narshal appeared and took him and his intended
to the Police Station. Locking Chauncey Lewis up in
the Waich-House Mr.. Lloyd took his daughter 10 the
Commercial House end locked her up in room.
Er. LLOYD. in addition 10 being an extensive and
hourishng farmer, keeps tavern III Nickife, which
is very fayoraby known throughout this section. II
l. located the lake shore, End near where the III
faed steamer Grifiiths burned years SINCE.
M, L. some four hundred and fifty acres os land
in Wick!iffr and ia quite wealthy. His dsugbor.
named Mary and Laura. Mary Is about twenty year.
old and Laura about sixteen. They splendid
looking girls and fashionably and richly dressed
They both we'll oducated, having enjoyed suPscr
advantages IN this respect
The Lewis brothers are uncouth, unedrcated and
Oye.grOnn specimens Of humanity. and can neithcr
read nor write. They hired out to NJ. Lloyd ZONE
IL mouths ago. He paid Watson. the eldest one
sl3, and Chauncey slO month. Chauncey Lewis,
the young man who didn't get married and who
passed the night u. tie ratch-house, is very sleepy
knows enough TO exercise The segscitv Of common
Shanghai chicken and 90 under when it rains.
He was released this morning al the suggestion ci
M. Lloyd and requested 20 "scoOt, which he hastily
did. He promised with tears in his eyes, never %
come within ten miles q " icklifc again. Tne mor-
red brother OF oourss cannot be !nterfered with.
The parties eloped At abou. II O'clock on Monday
night, and were missed until yesterday morning
Tie brothers hired horse and buggy 81 Wl!9ughoy
and went To Mr.. Lloyis house. where the girs we're
awaiting then with their trunks 81 packed. The
gil, lei. the hoIHe no.,e.ssly and got into the buggy
end the par.ie- moved slowly toward Cleveland Doe
&c the brothers walked al the wey here Gbout sixteen
miles, and the other drove and rode. ATrivng here,
they .topped q. .he Commercial House. IL the even
Ing Juat,o. wa called in and Watson snd Mary
were married. Chauncey aud Laura cOsc.gce1 to
postpone being united uniil this morning, which con.
clu-;on fortunately enabled Mr. Lloyd to prevent the
ceremony TIE parties al moved from tie CONNER
e.al 20 the Franklin, shers they were found as above
stated
This l. the mot re1nayfsbis csss Of eopeiaan, Tat
ever heard 81 IL utterly eciipses the Bo}.er end
Deen case Wha, two haudsornr and cultivated girz,
tue Ms.--s LLOYD certainly were, could ind 10 et-
nlrr in two such fellows the ie1is brothers, is
more than ". can imagine. Ar. ILoyd and his wife
overwhelmed with grief By this inexpicahs Goa
dut1 of their daughters.