Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
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rrom the New York Herald

A c.se of sednction. accompanied by
,,-.,,,,..onoo, of r,ors than psual cr,,-
e - ~
city anu pfutailty' Is now oeiore tne
courts Of this city. The facts already
sworn tn will be found In the following
narrative. Miss Adah F, Movers, who
il RESIDING at present at 3l7 Fourth
avenue. is a Young lady of more than
ordinary attractiyeness, both of person
and mind, and came to this city from
Staten Island, to reside, In the month
of Nav, 1859. She took apartments
with her widowed mother, 1917 Sixth
avenue. There they made the ac-
ouaintance of Mr.. Robert Schroeder, q
hop merchant, who is residing at ia
East Twenty-seyenth street, and whose
nlsce of b,,siness IS DO Beyer street.
Mr. Schroeder is gentleman of the
blonde style of att,actiyeness, and, In
addition Il wealthy. Keeping his car
r;sSr and liyerjed Servants. Hc spee-
djiS Won the affections'of Miss Adah.
an3 s;r waets after their acnnaintance
he tooL her to Niblo's where She saw
Lotta in the "Firefiy." At the con-
clusion of the performance she was
driven to Cellarfs wine house, corner
of Eleventh street and University
nlace. where they partook of cham
na0ne. Miss Meyers saws that she has
q Recollection of drinking one glass
and he;n0 driven i'm a carriage to her
bnnse In Siyth avenue. She slept until
n o,c,oct. the next morning. and when
she awoIe she found that she had been
robbed of that which all pure and yir-
tnous women value more than life.
she Unmarried this intelligence to her
mother, who Immediately went to Mr..
Schroeder's office. and found that he
had left that morning for Mayence. In
Germany, where his father has one of
the largest hop establishments In the
world.
In the following October Mr.. Schroe-
der returned, and Miss Meyers met
him in Broadway. She then demanded
of him that he should marry her. He
asked her to meet him at his house the
next day. She did so, and they drove
to lonely house in Harlem Lane. At
this house marriage ceremony was
gone through In the German language,
BY man purporting to be q minister
Of religion. They then went to the
Irving House, corner of Twelfth street
and Broadway, and she was there in
troduced and registered OH the books
as Mrs. Schroeder. They remained
there about two weeks, and, at his sug-
gestion, left and went to the st. Denis
Hotel, where they staid few weeks.
He then took private apartments for
her at the house Of Mrs. Schoenfelder,
corner Of Broadway and Fourth street,
and finally went to the Ashland House,
AFT Twenty-fourth street, Fourth ave-
nue. stayins there until the latter part
of Aprii. During all this time Schroe-
der. by many acts Of attention and
tindness manifested great love for
her introducing her to society and
taking her to balls, and proposed to
her a trim 10 Germany. She told him
that she was likely to becomea q mother,
md he nroposed that she should pay
visIt to DR.. Evans, In Chatham street.
'Tbsv hoth Maid visit to the Doctor.
anS amer one or two consultations. an
ors,stion was performed upon her.
Iftar this Wr Schroeder's attentions
were NOT ouite so ardent. no
He nroposed to take a house for her,
hut "a she continued sick, in a CONVEX
sation he had with her he communi- |
cated 10 her the startling intelligence
that she was not married to him, that |
her marriage was a mock marriage,