The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-11
GAIT FRANCIS ELLINGTON.
OY Her HNrHic HHe,iy pid Rel'msnt pf fos

GAIT FRANCIS ELLINGTON
0 Ho h,HrnHi' Hpesys OLD R'y'"'f q" f's |
Capt. lexington appeared to have travelled
extensively. Ho accompanied the ladies to ,
church. to the theatre. and to drives in Central |
Park. It was whispered that Miss Ella was tho !
hoircss to n considerable fortune. the income of
which was to be shared between her mother and
herself until her marriage. after which tho
whole OF II was to 20 to her. Mrs. Miles is said
90 have shown much opposition to Capt. Elking-
toms attentions. The young lady. how
ever. encouraged them to the extent
that three weeks ago she accompanied him
to the residence OF the Row. Theodore A. Eaton.
rector Of 81. Clements Protestant Episcopal
Church In West Third street. and there was
married to him. In payment. Capt. ELLINGTON
rendered check for s20. receiving IS In change
from Mr.. Eaton. Mr. Eaton. II Is said. found
some difficulty in disposng Of the check. there
being no funds 10 the credit OF the drawer in
the bank. After the wedding. Capt. Ellington
took his bride to Mr. Southwick's boarding
house at Sea View Beach Staten Island. two
and half miles south Of Stnploton
| When Mrs Miles heard OF the marriage. she
wns very much dspleascd. Accompanied by
Mrs. Walton. Mrs. Walton's son. and one or two
| other friends she went down to Seaview TO in
| duco her daughter to return. At tho Staplcton
| landing tho party took n covered carriage and
drove rapidly to the boarding house whore Mrs
| Elkington was found Tho Captain WIS absent
! nj tho Time and the ladies' after some prrsua-
sion. induced the hfide Of a fortnight To- return
| with them To- New York. All this transpitcd on
on saturday afternoon Capt. ELLINGTON ap-
| pearcd al Stnpl ton. and appliedto officer Bush
| OF the Staten Island police Tor warrant Tor tho
arrest Of his mcther-iu- law on charge ot ab-
| duct ug his wife. Tho OH 'cr said that he must
Apply Ia a Justice. The CAPTAIN lound JUG.
Gnrrctt In his temporary Office in the rrnr oi
Charley Morgau . winn rom. lhn Justice
| hrnrd him politely, and. uit'T the customary iu-
guirics a. 10 lhr Oanlalu , hnis'. hEr Nhu ,HIn-
diuon. drew W IN uihlnvt chntfinG hrs.
Mary A. NIiics. alins Chunnipg. with having
"on the 5th Of February nst. in colnpeny With
| seVerul other persons among them Mrs Wal
ION fur,bly seized. nvriglod. confined md
kept without legal authority. the said Ella G.
ElAinytOn. the complannnts vile. Win intent
e. secretly eopine l Ar! i%mprisSp % hsf "a iiss
hsyn signed the Justice issued warrant Tor
Mrs MILES, arrest and inirusted its execution
! n.con,unnirl tln Captain IN New York. The
Ceptnin in tho meantime had employed brace
OF detectives TO watch Mrs. Walton's boarding
house. in West Twelfth street. where lac sus-
| p,ot,pl that his wife had been confined
Justice DufYy ISSUED warrant Tor Mrs. Wal
tons arrest an transfer to staten l-iant apt
| foaIiunrters and a-ked Iuspector Thornc for
| Tho loan ~ "A Central Onlrc detective 20 90 nlons
Wy yn,, s'', n @ mi. iht Rousc. snii the insp -.
tor several OF our men havo tried II WYNN
. I .utsa-- " q lgEina. u lWfNff. Wff f1UllfiH NJ
thnt he would succeed. ana the Inspector at-
cordingly let him have man.
On sunday. at 30 A. M.. tho ihrec Can't. Elk
, inptau Gossius and thc Central ON 'c de-
t@ctive-hrliSd ON the corner of Thirteenth
street and fi'th avenue and cHlird council 81
wur Aurr a few miuutps TN three went around
h. a furniture factory ON the north side Of
Twelfth street the rear wlndow ut which opened
on the back windows of No. 60. Having OBJ
! tainud aIm.ttlErr. on the plea that they wrr''
, officers II the law, They stationed th"nse.vs In
~ o.
. "Thi, Is iry work" said Gocgins yawninc.
| Can't yrz thry soma thrck ON rm Captain,
, some little gam" OF your own. that Il ictei
! em uutt .,r,
! that Ashantrc war whoop. that the boys of the
> | Nincty-arst learned on the gold coast IN n
m uut,ins n,I9b 9oth hands 10 lis mouth. he raised 4
{ | long uiulatiou. that Guggins says could have
[, been hoard fifteen blocks nliher side uy ui
D bic " Tint aint the way" Then he uddHd IN
sternor tones.' Hopld your noisr " duiicr. oT
/ | yo'll haVo the hOul block out on No! ~
! Thesignni WAS answered by young Mrs Elkins
ton appearing W the window. The constable ana
! | waited patiently the whole oi another hour ioI
the mothgr-in-hw to appcr. -,
Shall try another war wh9op 2 asked ih'
. | Captain, who had smoked up all his cigars and
y | was beginning to grow higrty.
i The dyl ny away wid yrz, ,noV answered
= bs arrested Tor hr'akin the sabbath p
Il At last Mrs. Miles appeared at ono Of The
|
= long breath. descended from their unllcasan
- perch. 1t now rcmninnd To get into the house
no easy task seeing that the Othrrdrt"ctives In,
= been trying il for several DAYS without success
GOggius. who had made frequent ultrnpts
n noticed that whenever the front dp3r tcll wa
u rung. the basement door immedidtrN bencntl
- was opened. Accordingly II was arranged tina
q the Captain should march up on thc front stool
n and pul the bell vigorously while Gorgln'
n should conceal himself under the arcaway ant
u dart in the moment tho basement door wa
=, w III rather face ten thousand howlne say
-, Rges thar the old lady. SAID tho tHpttn dole
N 'T6e strntcgom surceaded. TN basement doc
had hnrdy opened In response to thc grntl
ring Of the Captain Ht the door above, whel
GlSsiu- ruAhYd. Utmost crushing a. stout lHi
who stool In the doorway. In the lali he WIZ
IN confronted by Mr.. Walton. Jr, who e'owliug
asked what he wanted. Gogglrs showed hi
badge and writ. and then MIR. Walton broke ou
- into more i9rcibe lan7naGe ..., ...,,.,,,,,
~ nus trying to get into this house through III
K week be sai1. I've a good mind to shOo
s. three or four OF YOU. What do you want any
n Mr. Gogeln explained. and then going to tn
NJ front door, Lc unlocked 1t and let IA the Can
- On. you are lhcrc. are YOU 2"crcd ono Of tn
A., ladies recognizing TIE urilurm of her Mnl's
~ you'd better hold ON 20 that vagahoud; that
n room and slammed tho door vOlc cntlY after hel
oi Coggins applied hls shoulders Ia IT, hut nt FIR
h. "th"r sid". and he had to exert his strength I
re mo utmost IL get the door open. As II II 3'
80 hnck. Mrs. Miles was revenlyd. somowh'
10 flushed and d!sorlcrrd. but olhGrWls' IN go'
v. hualth and spirits. Young Mrs, T. kngton cam
M trimming down thr stairs, ~ uu'un '"rn"l a
- though the visitors had bocn mUG,ng Il lit,l
~ friendly call. ,
M said to Goeg.ns glibly, AS ~ mlt pressed %
at her folded document vim " "swlH OF AZ
~ York. County OF Richmond on H. Mrs AlliU
N snid she wouldn't 60 in custody Of any drtrC
tive except james. Fuller He's ihc onl} ON
v in the whole kingdom" she said. that's hon
n est and reliable All others nro bogus ; N
'e for Mr.. Fuller and 70 wlth YOU. and not other
, | wise
p By dnt Of cntreaties and porsunsio9s Cor
ls stable GoIsins finally oonYlu, ed both MIR
~ WALTON and her daughter that rcsislun'' WI
~ useless. At Inst Mrs. Mics canhorcd into IN
ne 'Iarh which WINS in Whiting, her daughter I"
wing her VITA alaorhy II go wl' m"mm
wherever She 30 49," she said smiinely CHp
Iihington iGml "rnl on the root nnl tho pHri
., drove down To- tao ferry. Mrs. Niles shak IN
!" her parnsol thlrntnniugly mt her porlurlm
Il snn-in Law. AT tho ferry yhouso his mother il
ID laY llung of her veil and shnwl md begged u
, a | triVirgo of personally ohhstislng the Nhgi
IS hone" as sho termed him. GoEgn would NJ
cts | cousuut
i.t.. q o..,tt ,,,os ont ~ hie NJ n ,,Lnp