Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-25
MrKaIhneisch.s Maoin-

BRoCKLNN's BN-NANoR sUEn FoR BgENcH or
rRoNIss-DANAGEs LAID AT $40 90.
EN-Mayor EslbhsiSch, OF Brooklyn. better
known as The Honest ola putchman. has been
sued for breach OF promise, damages being aid
AZ $780, 90. The complainant Il Mar frances
Wade, OF orange county. MIS- Wade Is an al
tractive blonde. tan ari graceful. WITH peschy
cheeks and black eyes. she j. a dre--mRker.
In the fall Of i'll >hc went 20 RockaNay WITH
a BROOKLYN family named Porter, a. Sesmstrcss.
" Lille she WAS ~ EOCSaway beach the tolgh
Old DutchmAn came down Tor the ben'tt o. Is
health. lie saw Mary Frances Wade, a2e as
attracted by her. Somebody introduced them
d each other. The tough old nu.clmRn s3-
Iears 20 have held ont against the batteries Of
her beautiful eyes Tor some time, bat finally
9a,opred On his knees arl declared his love.
May Frances Wade accepted him. A mRrriags
thgagt ment followed. pld Mr.. kaihdeisch
wrote Ter many trnder l.Jters, went ogt riding
WIN ltr' treated her % champagne. candy and
ice cream. aud finally hy5ught her a. RruOklvn
ana sho"ed her his Talsttsl manson. inst &c
enI o1,s,le' She Vas pies sed with thn mansion,
ana Oh MT. ha,hfe'>ch WAS pleased - see that
she Wa pleased Slth the mansion a-,g he N-as
pleased "a sc that old Mr. hallH..s.h Vas
pleased when he SAN Tia she wss Pleased With
the mansion.
THE MATCH rRoKES or.
When the wedding aay came The hr.s or love
had died cut in Old VI. ks.,ac'sc'-s bosom. Hs
aid he was sick, ana legged tor '-,,rie-
ment. The FRIENDS OF Nary Frances Wal, an u,
that old Mr.. kaiu;eisl b'- children h.l .Iron-sg
uI'on his love making, and had hrc.sn OFT ths
match. Wien the second wedding Ia rtTf.
around, old Mr. ktihrti~cl failed o. par ,u an
appearance, sUI tie fair bride became l.s,ou.
ISOLATE. She called ul.ur the OH gen .ar1sa sal
asked him % fgIli MS promise. hu' .le steady
old boy refCSed. when pressed bN ne Ir.-r il
OF Mary Frances MAt' 10 give req ,u- Tor has
refusal, tho Homes, OLA h1r.-trnan g .s-l-rl .tae
he had received vsrioas auouym.r, 'ett.-s.
which had changed his ideas Wifh regard >
USiTimCuy. lie haG come 20 The CO.. Custom
that be was too Young 90 NARY, and lC tEoa-lr
be would wait lift.e longer. lie sad thF. %
had learned from one al these snouym0a- let
teTs Tat Mary Frances Wade had gone on a
barge on a moOuliE lt excursion Up TIE Hudson
river, and that she had been accompanied by a
gentleman. Mr. kalbtCisch did not think this
Was night.
A TRIP TO PARIS.
by another anuny NOUS letter he declared "a u
he had learned that Mary Frances Wade hal
taken trip 10 Paris, accompanied by aman.
The friends OF Mary Frances WADE. whils
acknowledging that she had visited Paris. said
that she went 10 that city TOR the purpose OF
picking out dressing materials AMI making
wearing apparel for one OF the first families ia
New York. She accompanied the family. an
no gentleman paid her any attention while she
was gone. But the honest Old buchanan was
obdurate. lie unfiinchingly refused % falfl the
marriage engagement, and a. a last resort Mary
Frances Wade made The complaut against
him, which II now on file in the archives Ot the
Brooklyn court.-N. !. san, 24h.