The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-10
HICKS LORD.

MORE SPECULATION AS TO THEIR WEDDING
TRIP THE CARDINAL MARRY THEM? .
The Information published 10 yesterdays HERALD
may be said to set at rest all speculations AS TO
the presence of the bride and groom IN this city II
admitted fact by Mr. Lords family and then
lawyers that the happy couple are Spending their
honeymoo OF town. That they have not travelled
far has been concuslyely ascertancd, and there
be but little doubt that they arc watching the
developments Of the proceedings in lunacy from their
temporary retreat in Manchester county. But their
exact hiding place remains much mystery ever.
In the meantime tho writ OF do lunatico nquircndo
remains in aotu quo. OF course this deadlock will
continue until the return OF Mr.. Lord to his home,
until his hiding place discovered by tho officers
OF the law.
a shcrin's jury has been noticed to attend, week
from Saturday, 10 hear testimony under the commits.
SION appointed to inquire into the souhdncss OF mind
of Mr. Lord and his capbili,y to manage his estate
THEMY
Section leo OF Sanitary Code provides that every
clergyman, magistrate and other person who may
perform marriage ceremony shall make and keep
registry of the marriage celebrated aud therein enter
the names OF tho parties married and the residence,
ago and condition OF each. section l6l SAYS tEa'
II shall be the duty OF every person
mentioned ia tho foregoing section, or required TO
make keep any such register present to the Blu
OF VIAL Statistics a copy of such register s,ncd
by person or written statemen t by him signed,
OF all the facs In said register required 10 be entered
within Ave days after tho marriage. The blank Ger.
This certificate aud OF marriage must be made TO
the Registrar OF Vital statistics 3Dl Mott street, New
York. within ten days after the marriage cctcnony
The published marriage notice in the Herald OF
January stated That the ceremony occurred Mon
day, December 81 and was performed ny his Emf
ncnce Cardinal McCioskey. II such be the case, In
order to couiorm with the law tho Cardinal would DO
obliged at the latest TO send in his report of the
curiencc to-day. failure to 50 report Is punishable
by nno OF $40.
A Her AID reporter called yesterday upon DR.. John
T. Magic, Registrar Of Vital statistics, und inq urcd
any return OF the Lord-Hcks marriage had been
cevcd by hiD,. Ho replied "No."
what course do you pursue when there is viola.
ton OF the COdeY' tho reporter asked
ut Is very dilcllt matter for us TO know OF such
an occurrence" the reply. ave cannot know
that thcro has boon violation o The Code unless
are informed OF II by some one present at tho core
mony. 1t is sometimes rs many as twelve days be-
tore we learn OF marriage and then have the nrs
iDtimation oil the violation OF the code"
When asked II he believed tho Cardinal would mako
the return oil tho marriage to day, Dr. Nagc said he
did not know That Tho marriage had taken place be-
fore the Cardinal. and II IT nad he could not say
whether or not a return OF II would be made s'You
see" said pr Nagle, eve have already been ap-
priscd OF the cvcnt by the Rev. Mr.. Van ylocck ana
The Cardinal may NOT think IL necessary 10 give vs.
second notice,