New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-03

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec 2.-lhe story ol -, a
,rno marriage ia told in dispatch from Erie to inc
Conrer to-day In brief form 1t as follows: Satuuy
morning when Justice Freeman. OF Erie, opened cou !,
,horo 60, on one OF the benches q wellAressed ana
beautiful young woman. When the cases on manu-
disposed of she arose and asked bis Honor ne was uy
oualiaed by law to perform the marriage rite Receiving
an affirmative reply, she beckonedt to an exceedingly u
couth middc-aged man, sitting at the back OF the roo
and said TO the Justice want you to marry Hc 10
this man." -,
Theman went forward and stood before the desk "oA
ing the picture Of shccpsncss. "a this the husDahd Oh
o choice madam :" inquired the Justice, looking at
the couple with intense surprise
.IbeIieve so Arc you the husband OF my choice Nlr
Traynorp
ayes. ma'am am" replied the man, with sly grim
Justice Freeman informed the woman that itwas Gus
tomarv 70 hand in the names and addresses OF the con-
tracing parties The couple hcn stepped PAGES
and conferred for a moment Then they sat down al
table and the woman handel the man sheet OF paper
lie made move which the Justice interpreted to mean
that he was not acquainted with the art OF wiring
contcmptuous smile passed over the womans race anu
taking the prn she scrawcd with arisocrac regularity
the names OF Amelia \. Roysc, Cincinnati, ana CDf"y
Travnor Utica, y. Y. Then the couple stood up ana
were nader man and wife, according TO the laws OF Penn
sylyani1
The husband stood as though bcwildcred When the
ceremony wa, completed, ia tice Freeman produced q
marriage certificate bGtthc bride begged himto desi'
You il make record OF this marriage sir; and that
viii b. of moro value than this sentimental tsiIy
picture card" said she.
Then she turned to the groom, and ntnatcd that ne
would lose his train il be wasted too much time. he
slnirl,ed and remarked that # would not distress HIN
much tc miss the tran lie codly informed that lbs
absence was preferred to his company and tnit he WIS
TO 20 about lis business quickly as po,s-
be. Some plucrs were handed TO A1m'
and. after n few words, uttered In low
tone the man took hi- hat hid the bride so9idly. aud
Ie the court room. The bride remllneL 81 think toi
ticc There j. nothing wrong IN a this; 40 crime, no
dCsulir broken hearts, nothing tragic ann rlnI4 put
ting out Of my power 10 say yt To the Only iu on
earth 10 would please and hurt me tn narrJ-tc Oh} hiA
ON earn | care Tor. For reJEOAs That nave 30
desire 20 tn1 cannot marry ms gentle
man without n.nriuc great soTuw upon nm ana
me- In In. future. And a.. ony woman, capable "t
being tempted io mari, Che m.n love. nave mani
stranger 1ud 80 piIc.3 Wy-"l beyond tl" reach "i
termination. Tai. /. a there is IN it. shall 20 home
and live have aiway, lived and love a' Away nave
IYtrl /. .- not lkriy luat ill this man ildI nor
a-iu IIr perfectly Uul ltiuds that Dc was hired 10
marry Irc aud then gn JhoJt hs business
Tho a.tDu.h,j lJ-i.,.at" "a. iheu requested .o 45l-
ward t1pir. of paper. cuatluiu. Lg ma.tlae uoa.c 70
Iae BsAuaofc St'. Itf N,rt."Jo' 'f' Ha1 !h'
U.urfr .r Ltfe She -t..rI It.H. Iil.E WLlut. iA.'
.,f naria.. -4ould be- made puIl,. -,p tef..t tu.t
She remained i'm The room g, r aDr Dog .hTH lri u i'
catch tle tiaI. JG-rI.c Freeman. ih.a!, l- tiai l-
sanity inc trouble -ue feared tU bang upon h.I-tl
and the l.4A she loves.