The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-25
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Al Newark two men aud woman lat
evening ,tcpied aboard the Pennsylvania Crn-
trai tram aue at J,r.,y CT, at twenty mlultet
I4st Eve. All we're, oiu. ana rats r o,l-lonk-
in- With one of the ia-n, who had a he s.,
li.ck m'u-t che, the ,o..n- woman We. De.
>ir,us Il eoin- The other enacpvotei to a.s-
sad. hct i.lil 10 ~ so. II, h.JcSilo.t'yi ow-
cl Ier ami been us.n- to iulI,n.e .ef III ,.I.e
time. Tie y.uu. man with il D. a,i. innf.-t cle
ir..n-fd tie 'ut'tf reice. II red .omc wpr
with the either. AM hero ~ Ac' 'ili-i4n ava a
.culae. me Nuuug wc.ntil'- cfts- fof hP4n tprtw
phos. IN front ri,.hrd nronnl the g. ,iih,t MA
Inosc - the further end. being uuah.e 10 -.e
hat w"s eoirg "h. ia.ried terrible tlhnrs;
'ri-s of VA run oV r.! stop the tran!'
from nI.n and women. Meantime a hnlf drurl, n
passenc r, with "a Chris;in turkey, was Offering
tne bird AZ auction To- party Of jibinc young
r'fsterers. Inc upfv-r was teM iiderng. \
numher Of paS. Myers jumped at the bell rope
and tied to pull it all to pieces. Tue engineer
evidently deter.sd unprac, isgd ha d. at ne
rope, Tor he paid no attention To u. Ihe dis
turoaucs " brought 10 u conclusion 10y the AT
Ine Young man with the black rod-tiohe
aked To- the mud % oi tine ctr. wher' hs stood
him. tine seats being an o.cnlird. one OF his
vitei the blood from ms rcr.M I'm a hanlker.
chief, th she moi-teuci Wifh her les. rue
other 0ung a. an - ! followed nor "ndc,yoring
- fore to draw tcr away. Ne was ui' craifh-
the black mo stachc was William kelley uf
south Orange street. Sew lfk; tnat hr Wa "a
m rrie uc u, win tW" r'Iilirrn. nd !. Il led the
young woman TO leave her no ne WITH Nin lie
sad ne b Il promised her inOthrr To follow hsr
nnd tudtaNor tn Keep her from r.n tr ! brng
h-T home. nd tnH' he meant 10 keep his
promise. lie Won the praise md encourage
nent of IN the ladies' in thr car. Most OF mo
men laughed. The Young man with the irulsed
eye drew bis hg' down 10 shade 10, nnd -hid to
the other. Tou'll get IL h.cN." lOu'l have
t. eat MR. ho.f and flour rrst," rel.iied the
other. " You sad she was your wife, continued
tho Young man vim the black mou.tac.e. II
me H., suppose III have t. give Ter no; hut II
she isn't. don't see what ri-ht you have to in
tnrfrrr.' Iue young NDm IA said not word.
sh' hung close to her companion. aud looked
into mis- face. Cant make a charge against
HIM, after leaving tne train, 10 the first police
man see. asked the young man who was FOL
lowing them, and have him arr sted -
At Jc,s"v city they stepped from the train.
There tney were joined by u third Young man
with a satchel, VINO said ne was going 20 Con-
uccticui. bot as "a "Chri,ttnn mun" desired to
help the young woman and her companion. He
advised them to go TO the police station and
make a charge OF assault and attempt TO throw
from the train gg INST the young man that was
following them. Invoke the benehcent arm
Of the law" he said, "anI may God speed you."
They went to tho IOiice station. Ihe ser
gelnt advised them all to go aud do night or
they might get into trouble. The party thereupon
Quit the police station and took the rainy street
again, the young woman clinglng To tne arm oi
the Young man with the black mOustache, and
the other young man sticking TO her.