New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
ELUDING 4 FATHERS PURSUIT.
A WEALTHY YOUNG MANS MARRIAGE TO A PHIL
ADHLPHA HEIREss.


Miss Mary Phillips, young lady well-Inown
in Philadelphia society has been for several years an
intimate friend OF Miss Hulscd, residing at No. 479
West Twenty-second-st. in this city. The t0o young
ladies were at boardng-school together and became
very close friends and aterward visited at each otbs
houses During these Visits Miss Phillips bec.-.
ACQUAINTED with Charles Hulsted, brother
of her companion MI Hulstoad, a young
man OF twentysix years, was frequently seen
with Miss Phillips; then acquaintance rpened Into
love- and they determined TO get married Several
weeks ago Mr. Husted told his father, who is a well
known cotton broker, that he had determined to get
married. Are you perfectly satisfied ~ asked the
father "I am" replied the as the young lady T.
"she Is" "Ihen 1 have no objection" replied the
father Young Mr.. Hulstod then went to Philadelphia
IN search OF Miss Phillips his intended bride.
They In Philadelphia Friday afternoon about
three weeks ago and made 6rrang -mrnt5 To take the
first train for NeW-YOrk The long continued aDsouco OF
the young lady from her home excited the alarm OF her
parents and they went in search Of her. They finally
traced her to the railroad depot. train was just
ready to start for New The father OF the young
lady together with her brother and sister got the
tra1p determined to find where ahc was. Before the
train had many miles tho father discovered his
daughter on the same train in company with Mr..
ITulsted. lie concluded 10 defer arreating The frg
tyes until the rain reached jersey Cry. When tho
Young pair learned of the presence ~ III PHILIPS they
were at first dismayed Soon after tlov ARRANGED WIN
the conductor 10 the train 90 Rahway. SO tat toY
could unnOticed by h feiaii' OF Mrs Phips.
who were IN another ear. Al kaM"4y the triln moved
very slowly and they jumped on They then hlod -
carriage aud drove 10 = Zeth. where munster per
formed the wedding ceremony. long CAlIlaEe oliVt
Wss taken through the wooded cOIui' % NrE-JtI1nN,
and the uewlymarried couple finally arrived AZ Mr..
Uulsteds house late IA the evening.
Wheu Mr. PhillpS found that his daughter had LETT
he train he greatly surprised. About midnight or
the following day he drove 20 the residence or Nr.
JIulsted In Twenty-soFOnd-st lie rang tue bell and
l awoke the family Another daughter uf Mr.. philips
stood on the stOIp and besou-ht her newly married
sister 70 come home their mother Hab very SICK.
Well then II ia your place 10 be home vita her was
the repy of bride. For some time the fatntr and
daughter tried to persuade the young lady 10 return
Their efforts uuuvuug however; she IToduced
certificate 70 show tDat she was Legally married
The residents Of the ucfgbDh0Ou noticed ceriI2co
I'm Tyenty-secOnd-st near Ninjh-2ye. yesterday. IL
cont aimed an old gentleman and Young LADY. IN q
little while another young lady appeared, and the coach
drove of It Was rumOred Immediately tnst young drs
Unl-ted had returned her home with her father. Al
the esdence of Mr. ulstcd last evening, everything
was very quict Nj Hulsed would not talk on the slb
iect but simply SAID that tho Young lady had gone
ON friendly visit 10 her father house. Mr. Philips l.
well known Pmadrl pha, aud ~ r"puied to be worth
several millions. Young Nr Hulsttd hgs printing
establishment IN this city. ana is very prosperous ia
business. Mr Hulsted - sud 10 have tod Mr PmIp-
that his sons income $4,000 year, aBd iuly COM
lotoGt 20 support a WE