New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-16
MR.. MOROSINI UNRELENTING
NO RECONCILIATION WITH VICTORIA
THE RUNAWAY DAUGHTER VISITS HER MOTHER
WHAT sCHELLING AND MS WIFE say


WHAT scHELLING AND HIs WIFE SAY.
The Schelling- Morosni elOpement case pre-
sented no features yesterday TIE reconciliation
between the iraie father and his daughter u az
far apart IA ever. The cOachman and
his bride still remain in their quarters Warmers
hquor-store Crowds gather the corners and perch
like the nes hborng fences gazing at the closed
blinds u the Scheliugs' apar men
At 10 O'Clock In the morning Mr. schelling sent word
10 Captain Mangin that she wanted to ace him.
She told him he that she wanted - 60 to her
fathers home on the hill sec her sick mother Dread
Of paterna rage compelc her to that the captain
should be In the house at the time Of her visit Captain
Mangn gratdcd ber desire an went 10 the Morosini
hou.e scheing and his wfe walked up tine
hill tody guard OF hrty dies e-c1rted them 10 tho
house and loungod tho fcnc3 while Victoria wcns
inside She did not enter the front gaze. hut wcnt
around by the stables aud came l hc back way. AZ IN,
stables the coachmau lc her and rcmncd n the 'tae
Of A. W. Dodge near by, whilc bis wife Was with her
moth r.
Little notice was boaowed upon their newly married
daughter by the Morisln family. The fatncr remained
p tie paror during her visit and ii not speak o her
Victoria proceeded upstairs to the sick womsua cham
ucr aud sayed an hour when she oui, aud rlon.
ing her husband returned to the liquor store.
The excitement n Nonhcr' over ta' adale
remains uudlmuishcd aud general dben's
h expressed that Victoria should hava
m.dr her homo over bcct..hop Tho my.crlous woman
boy ambitious rcporicgs. spcnd, large puttou of her
time ut the Mo.ospi house AMI t
trying hard to cn'ct reconciliation he
tvc.n the family aud Nictorp fhs mediator ~
Mrs Charles u. Keep. The wilc Of the Editor Of ne
wal street DaIy Aer, several tlurltcs confront Mrs.
Keep in her sclfimposei ttsL MI. Morla.h ~ Nillmg
.o forgive ana forget and tIr coachupn sou
mllw, but her husband, while anXpu, 10 pos,
sc-s his daughter once more, s~clm by all ma
oiths in tie Itnan cataosle that to
dcce tfl coachman shall never durken h- door Nirto-
ra on her side, AYERS that sbe WI yer leave her
poy until he accorded place a, the family break
fast table
APPEARANCE AND TALK OF THE CoUPLE.
sc tcrday afternoon TRInrNE reporter had m
interview with Mr. and Mrs. sche.iing No one can sea
tue couple together without being painfully
impressed wife tie manifest nferor'y of the coachman
O. hi, bride Her manDer gestures and enanciaton are
those ~ a refined and highly educated woman. On tho
contrary the is not pleasant 20 look upon, nor "a
his language strictly grammatical His legs are slim and
bowed and his ti-It-ht,ius c)rkscrew sut
make him look like harmless Bowery
dandy # il were his face, which hs sui m ooS.
His forehead narrow clin pr)m and his mouth
coarse and H IS between dandy hoser
and tough" HIS wife. however, ai ner fair cheek
ingy AMI proudly his AID her face vas rad-
ian with mmi.tak bic happiness as ohs clulg 70 him
curing the interview
Y,u.e reporters" he sad. have written good deal
on this subject bur Just Mr.. MorONni gcs
Ncl al! WIZ my ,lAc vi ti' W m "" . III
want u'thing-m nor my VIC h,i nc. lh'fe tpt ~ ~
the money / want aud when thai Is gone can s'
VIII your wife go on the -t1gel"
"N0 shlu't allow ler NJ Gilmore. OF Nbl0s 1ar
& ee & oIfr b nef fo sIUo 6S .'5 ga @ fr "a M am
moi fgaid Of heir hlTnip2 me. z about un trmei II
wife woud not do IT, f'r love her and we are hap
several OF Mr., Something's school friends called o. her
ye-torl " and geetuly toi "a. tn history ~
h.r eop mcnt ami ncr tI1p to Troy Sc >ald tnat ths
cour 81 nad been sol9s on tor ten 10 tas In car; ear;
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