Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
PaItmore Eio,smens
MARRIAGE AT POLICE HRADQUARTEE
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bird in her n I'd. He calamity offered his
assistance and protsction, If she me- ded
either, aud leal led from her that she came
| 10 this city - be q bride, but that the proJ-
pective b-ides room he1 bon rowei some O,
| her money and gone of with It. The officer
procured rom her description Of the de
| Subsequently, es the hours passe1 on, the
woman wept pitieously, and sdded to her
oIisinai statement ,hI that she had left Bslti-
10 Ly nchburg with him. As the trail would
leave In few hours, the officer determined
70 hunt the absentee up at once. 1t was then
about eh clock aud just as tue officer was
leaving Ihe building the mourat l. for brid
sICom hove IN sight,
GLoRioUsLY TIGHT,
taking up the whole sidewalk for his mean
oerlngs. de finally managed to find his
MARY" whose other name was Marea pro
nonhcod Marfsr), and she asked how he
WIN her money. He tlici to explain that
the tickets ID Lynchburg hal taken the
sreatest part OF the pile, and the couple got
Roderick TO take the man into custciy and
escort him 10 police headquarters, whittier
Mary followed him. On their arriv val Det &C.
i've Coomes took charge OF the case, and
alter Considerable questioning came 10 the
CONCLUSION that 1t was an attempt TO de-
lrauo, although the man who gave mis- name
IS Alexander Delevle, protested that b. IA
money at The gaming table. He claimed
mat ne was honorable in his attentions to
Mary, apd that the only reason he could not
get mar Ell In Baltimore was that his
mother was wealthy, aud would try ID stop
1t, and he would marry his companion as
s6c1 as they reacht Lynchburg. Mary said
Deleyle's house for four years, she was
GAS GOOD AS SHE WAS"
and while she would not 60 any further with
Alexander, she would not return - Balti.
more unless she ives mai nc 4. A bystsnder
suggestt that legal marriage could be as
well performed here as a. Lynchburg, aud
the groom came to TENS by saying, .'Gst a
Hcense-get a minister, and I'll MAI ~ her
right at this table any where !" Mary said
"Well," and about 10 O'Clock, the eccssary
iifense having { cen procure from Mr.. Me,gs,
In t6e Eerson OF Rev. Philip Graef, OF tie
Lutheran church, the party at he adquarters
fIisuged themselves to witness
THE CEREMONY.
Detcct1ve CCOmes occupied Chief Claryoe's
chair; Oficer frederick, In full uniform, was
Ia prominent position, while in q semi
circle were ranged the representatives OF
sud Baltimore Gozetts. The groom tried to
put on face In keeping with the solemnity
OF the occasion, after having suggested to
TO the usual questions as to whether he took
ibis woman to be his wife. &C., answered.
nrmly, II do" The ceremony being over,
license as showing her title to him. but the
minister said that he would send her q GER
tincaf. it was suggested to him that he
sho9id hiss the bride, when ne replied,
ugly" Mary made no reply, and he asked,
- Mar, amt you glad you are married? l
Amt II you are"
Jug officers and all for their attention, he
babe gcCd night - all, and left, saving.
"Come on, Mary, Wen go to Lynchburg."
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB.-A meet
Ing OF the executive committee of the Hayes
ana wheeler club was held In Columb ian
elected chairman; w. z. Vermillion, vice
chain man; DIR. j. l.. N. Bowen, secretary:
and Collins Crusor, treasurer. A. NJ Green
moved that the OH GERS OF the club be ex-
offici0 members OF the COMMITTEES; carried,
Mr.. Henry Piper moved that q committee
De spl otnted II procure headquarters from
which TO throw their banner TO the breeze;
Mcfarland were appointed. Mr.. Wall
nnOvt1 that O committee To errrointed to
al range for Hay es and Wheeler mass nlesu-
ing; carried, and Messrs. o. g. Il. Wall, J.
N Adams, Collins Crusor, Andrew Gleason,
NJ attheW Tlimble, Thomas Mcmahon and
Z. Nj. Ban ton were appointed. Mr.. Langston
moved that tie executive committee hold
preliminary meetings in the several dis
ordered. On motion Of Mr.. Langston,
Wednesday evening, the 9th instant, was
chosen as the time for the mass me ,ting, the
o Place 10 De designaiei hereafter; Messrs.
molly, Brady and Holmes were appojute q
committee on finance.
TIE CONDITION OF GOODMAN Charley
GOcdmeu, the young man shot on Tuesday
last by Lem. Wee den, 1s getting better. Toe
bullet ives extracted from his shoulder on
Wednesday MOI niDg by Dr. Ford Thompson,
and since that time his ce Sc has assumed an
improved appearance. Inc Inflammation
Is decree siDg, bis left baud, through which
he ives shot in grasping at his assailanps
pistol, IS quite easy, and bis appetite is goc1.
Under skiIli al treatment aud Kind nursing
hts early recovery Is now probable. His
ST. org nerve power has probably had much
do In sayjpg his life,
A-e-
MARRIAGE LICENsES have been issued to
Jobu Il. Clabaugh and Lille p. Waugh;
Charles Js ,ksoo and Emma Bengwire; John
II. O'Brien and Mary Loretta Link'ps; Hin.
son F. Chase and Mary V.Walker; Abrsham
Deievie and Mary Mere a; John Whits and
Alice Robinson; John y. Williams and Bet
tie Banks; Henry Marion and Milly Dusten.
CORA, Lake George, onyx and gold, real
jet aDd silver jewelry, the best 80 cent eye
glsss IN the city at Prfgg's Jewelry store, No.
4b7 Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street.
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