New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
WILL THEY BE RECONCILED
TIE YONKERs ELOPEMENT CASE.

| Mrs. SEEDLINGS BROTHER SAID 10 HAVE BFFN
CONvERsGNG PLEASANTLY WITH THE RUNAWAY
| COUPLE
| Mr. Morosin left his homo in Yonkers yestcr-
day anG took early train for this city. Mrs Morosnl
had greatly improved I'm health.
The persistent throngs Of oilers who bescred warmers
liquor store day and might trying TO rct glimpse Of tho
bride and groom proved too strain upon Vie
tora' health. She and her husband camo 60 this city
| ON Monday night 10 escape the crowd. Whom they
reached The Grand Central deroi nt 30 o'clock ne
vrre met ny stopfther lfulskamp. who hat cab Ia
waiting Tho couple tired ont hy tho excitement OF the
day. driven to SO 400 Woat rortoth A. whrto MIR
uahampa brother Henry lives with hr wife in aqualid
apartments the top noor.
They wcro welcomed by the fiuatnmpa hut the
wrrichcdy furnished rooms contained uo place but 'ho
bare noor which t. lay their hvada 50 'o'chmhn
schong took his vito In tho streets 20 search Tor
lodgings, They finally housed IA dlnsy room IN
West Fourteenth
Mr., Modem. tho woman detective who goes by the,
name OF the Little pame in Yonkers, got of the noon
train from this city At that place yesterday She was
driven In hack Captain Mangu's house, and after
sooun OF n'ecn minutes, thence the Morosni man
sion She told the haokman to wait at the door for her
but Miss Julia Morosin the hackman away telling
him that Mrs Modem would remain where she was Tor
the day.
AT 1880 p m. Coachman schelng and his wife got of
the train at Mount St. and climbed the hill to
the convent. Arriving the castle which was built
by Edwin Forrest and presented to the convent sche
ing took his seat the stone steps leading to the main
main door while Victoria kept through the convent
grounds TO her fathers house.
Ny sister has been here to-day" said Attio Moro
SIM to reporter speaking Of her visit She met me in
the hall and kissed and kissed my sister and then
up stairs her mothers did not see her
husband. II he up from New-York he must have
remained behind"
How about the reconcations Is there any prospect
OF one soOnW asked the reporter
I've are always ready to receive our sister with open
arms you know, but her husband | am not so sure
q feel sorry for my sister but don't blame her."
said julia who was standing
The Seedlings took the $40 train back to Network
from Mount 1t. Vincent station Martin tlnhesan,
foukers hackman. told TRIBUNE reporter last hl.ht
that he had spent the afternoon doing some work on the
ouaiued win An m" Morosnis Tie know a the facts
Of the elopement. and the bitter feeling expressed oy me
Morosin bows against their brothcrnav. To his sur
prise he saw at O'Clock Giovanni and Attilio walking
down the hill to the train IA amcaoe c3nVgl ht
with scheliiug and his wife. With them was l'ue "
Nance OF the paris, OF Ionkers. and the pastor oi Ae
Church of tine immaculate Conception. .,.n .,,,i
" lt don't look Ike there is any shooting thero' soH-
oqui1el. the a-toui.hed hacimen.
tho couple on board the train then returned across
the grounds 10 their respective destinations
- this would INTO indicate, III true tlai IT,
had taken place the reporter tried 10 .oe Mr. Moro
siu hu Mis- Julia who met him 100 the door. -ad that
the trouble passing from her fathfr ulhd ana pr
woul soon forget II entirely hc wa- ie.l alone l49
Young man denied mat Mrs Sto'no had been paid
$4,000 FOR her alta I'm discovering the runaVa's she
hld oa} been paid her expenses ana l'I I''N'"'''
ti0u.
etrpfather IIul-kamp said last night that the Norosh
famy had made the first visa paid uy Victoria to mem
bitter One. she left the hou'e m a nun anu 0c
ciarcd that She would never ask them for penny ply
Ilu stamp added that lc sisters OF The convent 90 Mount
81 Vincent were trying to Induce Victoria lo ltn"'l'o
Ler husband and enter the Church as 20 mum
SIR. Henry u.-iamp OF Wet Iortetn-'t. do"s not
entertain high opinion of tine capacity of Victoria To
enact the ruIe of cunrhu1u VIE
The uoor creature talks about bcin- willing 10 cook
bake and sew said she size can't either cons ntAe
-cv nul she i- mot M to he that YOUNG Fellow VIC
De ought 90 have married 20 scrrant Jut Wtl' uuH
-hr TRIES 90 work. and predict that unless hr Mnro,lh
tuir4 hrr AWAY tho places whore Erur-t -chclh-
VIII put hcr she win he crazy a- coot inside o Wo
Wccts think that v1-a very bad marriage au"
truly pits the puur young thing
Mrs H. l. Walsh. of No. $50 Tlirlarc. The vic OF the
Toutcr. ruprhmuu who clortd with -Hrih Coy !r, i'
Norl.ur- lnulrcs. Few days ago. piled to Justice
puny I'm the Norx,iIe court yesterday for warrant OF
arrest against her husband. The couple nave okul
children Mrs Walsh allowed lrftcr hc hnl written hci
from Albany threatening 20 commit suicide The lro@
pcrt OF ha carrying DIS turcat INTO execution Hu H"4
seem to disturb blrs. Walsh