The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
LIzzIE HiRT's MfRRTdGE.
She Says II Trick, mud her Husband
says that Lizzie Planned u.

George Hart a wealthy German saloon
Keeper n, los Hamburg place. Newark. made
affidavit before Justice Otto on Monday acctis-
INK Charles Lut; George Dctcrlc. and Freezer
lex Grcncr all Of ko--uth street. of suhorna.
ton of perjury. con-p piracy and abduction. He
alleges that the accused induced his daughter
Elizabeth aged II years and II months, to- I'M
lawfully marry I.uiz. ON The 2Nh OF October.
without The cou-rr, or knnwlrd 80 Of her rar-
cnt- and that they induced her to take an oath
before the mini-i IT, tina; She was Is years old.
I.uiz swearing that he was a. hr being only 10.
Elizabeth Hart made affidavit that -hr met lutl.
Grcincr and Dicterc at the cornrroi Broad and
Market streets on SUNDAY October 2s and that
they urged her to- ~ to- 1913 Broad street. the
residence 81 the Row George NJ. Brynion. pas-
ter Of the Bcllcvillo Mrnu" Congregational
Church. -wcnr that she was Is years old. and
then marry Iuiy for FUN.
Ou Monday night ut. Grrincr and Do'erlc
were arr. -tud and taken t. Justice Onto. DiIrc.
l.li2 Admitted that he married tho girl. AMI aus
serted ihnt me was wiiling IL, sad' am
mnrrio'. and want my WIN At this minute
Lniz asked her: Amt YOU my wife. Li2licY'
You are fraud. sud thu girl. Will not
SSr w Otto H astod + S Hn Would Mo IKE S nn G~ Or
her parents. She answered; stay with my
Luiz. Grrinrr and Dcierlc wore ba,lod in
81. 900 each Tor examination ncNt week. The
affair cau.'i unusual excitement amgng the
GERMANS oi %" iiuh, I'Wh and Twelfth
Wards yesterday, Many held that the men
who led the eirl MO marriage should be
\ reporter for the SuN saw Mr Hart ycstcr-
day afternoon. He said: " My laughter is
only chld. and did MT know that she was
ago sunday To- get u tooth pulled. AMI she say
that Lui2. Dietcrle aud Grcincr met her at Mar
ket and Broad streets max NJ her gct into a car
and ~ io Mr. boyuions. Vhrrc they made her
swear that she is i. aud then they Lot married.
She did not Mss the liihi' Sh" raised her hand.
ana she told me- That SHE did NOT know what u
/ meant. Then she went and sot h"rto'th pulled
/ alone, and came home in three hours. Luz
| made all the plaus with the minister hvforc, and
| then ne aul Grcinor AMI Dictcrc followed my
| child and scared h"r. or cuaxcd her. to 40 with
! them To- the min i-f"r. Nv daughter Mary was
robbed from me- three months ago by Louis
Oberle. and this H. too much | will send these
men to stat prison NJ any cost
Elizabeth Hart WAS found in the kitchen with
her mother. who was crying. F'izaheth told III"
same story rs her father. She said Luiz
n,N,r si'1Nr lore nArrITIe, thuuEh ne
came g. the saloon two years. lie and Grrincr
and Dicterle met me on the street. and Lut1
said. Como ana r. married. nni thr rest sand
Is. aud did 50. Alter | got married | oo 30
Charles Iutz WIS at work in Heller & Morris
ultramarine establishm, nt. on the. Newark
meadows, Yesterday. - Are YOU th,tIutz who
married tho Hart rrl?" asked the r, port r.
le-. WIS thr laughing answer. and she Ia
my wife now. She made me marry. | went TO
their saloon FOR two years, ana she liked me.
r..
an they wanted her to marry rich man. Dan
Mucklcr. a rich butcher wanted 10 marry Mary
Hart. and hc gave her n ring. but she did not
Ike hin. and she ran away with Louis Obcrle.
Then Mr. Hart took the ring from Mary and
gave II To- Lizzie. and said she must marry
Mucklcr. But she liked me- and told her father
50. srNt her father Eut "a man with SlO.ru, and
said she must marry him. She sent To- me that
| marry her. When We mot she H-k"d II like
To- Eet married, and asked If she ike. She
said yes. ana then said yes. ! saw the minis
ter on Saturday. Lizzie made up that she
wanted tooth pulled. and then we met and got
married. told her to 20 home. and say noLli-
ing NJ We got rooms. She Is my wife and will
have her"
The Rev. George NJ. Boynton said that n
young man asked him "A week ago last satur
day II he would marry couple. He said yes,
and the next day he young man. a young girl,
and two men called. He made Lulz and the
girl swear to their ages, and then married
them. He deeply regrets the affair, and will do
all in his power 10 undo 1t. Mr.. Hart will in
stitute n suit in chanccry to set aside the mar
riage. Mr. Boynton gave the young couple the
following certlh ate:
Bftls'illE A'E>rr coScargAroSAl cnrNcn,
NiwAKk. y. J.. OCT -. 1874.
TIL ccrunls hat Charles Iutl and Elizabeth Hart
ver, by me le-ally joined IN narrIa-e ilil~ day
OLohsE NJ. BOrNroN.