The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-03

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The front-door Of the residence OF ,a.Ior
schwartz, q wealthy Hebrew, w1c VOC, "rane
In Elmiia, N. Y. was draped WIN casto
on Sunday, and death-notice was so". ~
daily paper, but not pubiisnea, au
nouncing the departure from TINS Woi,J
of the young and lovely daugn'er -
tie house, although she to whom ~
referred was then on briahruIp
with her young husband. The lady's naIne
Is Celia, and she has all the personal attra.-
tiyeness that belong TO her race, Is his.iy
educated, and Is above the average ihe,'
lectually. The bridegroom IL Mort D. oui-
liyan, a member Of Roman Cathoiic ialn-
iy I'm this city. The two young peopie
were In the same class in the Free Acaue-
nv, and an attachment was formed mere
that has grown and been strengthened
since their school-days. Sullivan went ihto
the law Office OF her brother, jacob
Schwartz, TO prepare himself for the OAR.
His attentions to the young lady werecoh-
timed. and were so marked that he ana
MFR. Schwartz had falling out about III,
and he went to the office OF District-Attor-
ney Stanchfield. law partner OF Lieutenant
Governor Hill, TO pursue his studies.
Something Of watch was kept over The
movements OF the young lady by her lam
iIy. but she, neverthess, contrlved 10 meet
her lover requently-sometimes at the
pubic library, and again in the eu,toria.-
rooms OF a Sunday newspaper, the city ed
itor OF which is an Irishman ana warm
personal friend OF the lover.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Schwartz
left her home, ostcnsibly to visit married
sister in the upper part OF the city. The
Rev. DIR. j. ii. McCarty, Of the First Me
thodist church, had previously consented
10 perform the marriage ceremony Tor
Sullivan and Miss Schwartz, II there were
no legal disabilities. On Thursday, then,
the youne&ouple met by agreement, went
to DIR. McCartys residence and were mar
ried.
For the next day or two the bride grad
ually removed her clothing and other pro-
perry from her fathers house, preparatory
TO departing with her husband for the West
on the early train on Sunday morning.
Some OF her movements excited the suspl-
cion Of her family, and vigilant watch
was kept. When she arose on Sunday
morning before il was light and started
to leave the house, she was intercept
ed by her father and mother and other
members OF her family, but she declared
that she was married, pushed by all obsta-
cles, escaped by rear door and over the
fence Of the backyard, with her hat and
cloak in her hand, and reached the street,
where she was lifted into carriage. Her
pursuers were thrown off the track by be-
ing led to suppose that she had been
driven i'm a different direction from that
which she really took, and before they
were aware OF where she had gone
she and her husband were on the train for
Denver. The affair has excited great inte-
rest from the social standing OF the two
families. Additional interest is also given
to it from the appearance IN the romance OF
one Bacon, who has some notoriety as the
man who nominated Northumberland
ID. Il. Hill at the State Convention last fail.
In the political complications some bad
blood has arisen between him and Jacob
Schwartz. lie was one OF the witnesses at
the marriage ceremony.