New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
RAN AWAY TO BE MARRIED.
e.P MoRosINPs DAUGHTER ELoPEs.

psr., the int nse Of ruel y afternoon he set OUT
as Is his custom, 30 cali on and admin rtef spiritual com
fort TO lis flock. He was IN the mds oi hS
round OF visi. when about hafpast his little daul
Ter cam rasA * afer him 70 tell him that ms presence
MN. impei tey required his house. The pastor put
on his brcaibrmaed brown straw hat and went nome u
find couple waiting for him In his little once Inc
man was an understood German OF unproposeSshg al
pearanee his companion a handsome youag w'm'h
who's plain dress only served to heign the Fenhe'h'
40 evidently superior TO that the The latter VINO
spoke N German briefly t'd Mr. Hausser thh tA-y
wished to be married az once The young Won
an said moi worL and MI Hals'er n"u
not the slightest suspicion that she was Mss victoria
MorOsini the daughter OF g. P. NoSo'nl ana h'' CUM
,anion her fathers coachman vita whom She had eop'd
These however the facts rs they after"aru ap-
reared MIR Hausser asked tn usual quest 0ns ano inc
man gave his as John Ernest hulskanp tuu Ms
ase as thirty Miss Morosni gave her correct name anu
her az at twentyseven When asked II ne hao pF"4n
eeud procure any witnesses Hulskamp ct ochehng the
name by watch he know when IN Mr. Moroslnfs en-
ploy) sad that had not and rquesei the clergyman
to provide them himself Two members OF MI iiausser
family accordingly witnessed the marriage
~Whit Is your occupation Z" asked Mr.. Haussef OF
the bridegroom.
clam ooachman," was the reply.
"Oh, hacsman Z" said the clergyman
IN, gentl ans cOachman."
The bride, meanwhile, had remained passive sDeeta-
tor OF the scen an though apparently much excited
nj say a word even when her husband Of
q few minute. sand TO her. while the cieI-
gyman was filing in the marriage eertinca e.
a. hope you are satisfied now" The pair then slIheu
the document which has 20 be sent TO che Bureau OF vital
stltistc, and Mr. Hlusser asked tae man whert my
were going TO Troy" the answer and the clergy
man EXPLAINED 10 him that they could take the Third
Ayeuue Elevate Railroad the LOrsectrs. But tLlS
did not satisfy the mans impaenc'. H. asked
IL messenger could not be SCI, for hacS MI H'Ssef
had no one to send. out worried by the mans impor
a n4.f. 81 III II. -e &.
boy. lem ped ~ the gill OF quar,er oil u'
lar t. run 10 the nearest cab stand W1ue b. was
the bridegroom asked waat the marriage Zee was.
Thinking the cOup. I'm moderate circuin ttnce-'
Nil II user said Three dollars" nut ne man handed
ti;a 90 and lew minutes after said hal they 'uld wait
uoluger Tor The cap. The newly married couple ac-
cor KY eft the house and walked rapidly IN the diftc-
lion VI lAiraave
STORY OF TIE ELopEMrST.
Tie story Of Miss N 70 .n's clgpemeut f.
. peculiar one. Some months ago MI
Moro.u engaged Ernest J. Sehe.lRg coac nnan
About en- days ago the man discharged II was
DO iced by the ia lily tnat Miss Victoria TIE tdesi
daughter spending much o. her time "a dryl e al
that invariably iuslst,d Oh beng driven 10y StAeI +
III. ore slon of scleli = Oischase tAe discovery
l,v his employer Of an set OF familiar u
tewari Mis- Victoria sin tI.n sch lie
Ing has been hanging NJ uld nker ne wD'c
NJ Molosinis beau ifu c0Un ry home IS situated "II
duril- this time ho mel Nj VI ora an e ~ twte o.
LETT Yonkers toge, er, taking tAe AZ raoo1 tru from
h-le station distance Yoasers. niormat'n
Wa At gwen TO tn police OF this ~. On 'o,unS
deu4ite known coneern.as he couple unit --r
hals,er. who haa nearl Of the amir walked
into the Nineteenth Pre- inc, Police staIOn yest-r
dsv and sad be WIS convi ccl hat b. bal
mari I'D hem the day 'orc. Alr Nor sin, who had
been greatly shocked by tie occurrence. was ntorne
ana BIZ is unoe cd III Il b. also H. for al il,
., I'm n' !" G ne y ne Sotier5c r W o-1 gou.e t,1
n .4W4y had : T.
Yc.o'ia is the eldest of NJ Nor .sinrs three
daagst.rs Her sIser- are elshro ana nft.o1
vas Old respectively, ana are now p1pAs al
Victoria also w. s'uc'ted me tier :. au ex reney
E p LIZ h oiI J,i @' ms 4 abI-..es Nyt n
az sac sang. win much eject amateur concert
EXCIrEMENT Ar YoNKERs.
Yonker had abundant mater al for gossip yes erG y IL
tnee,peuen General sympathy was Re tI5f The "a tly'
anc part ca, lriy for tne ather ~tI wnon n ms'lA@
uarch er was iavo tie lid. lee were numer'u de
y,lo9r. q riding IA crcIm-jan 20 Of tn~ co pc'
N-ht and their r. ous conduct The Moro-m Alls. is
aIare. as cling ~ The mid-t 81 five acre o. rouhi'
s. uatcd or Elverdaleave. opposite the Je"lsh me-
apd t north o, Mount ST. Wheel Aca lely, ana iu-
ming o.ok O The Hudson tIv-r Railroad Track Ever
e.e.rs. he .ges aud flowers nearly hue the
font the houe. Which j. near the
tISc ,,, % i0, ~ me San 81, Pc e.. iae scre-
tng Oh the / p Train nom NcF-1orR on luc7dtl. tie
ia6eI a la e aaout The wear tr etc. hut .Tpealrd
fHoIrL tf sche lang y Ted 10 N uut a. tI.cet am!
N.nG toward 10. -o O>al pace. MS or -'u NUS
we bea app do. Ms com ns Tor sie e. lnr hot't'
til- - ras gong 10 tue eeaden' T. '-eet ana me
home 80 her oan or silef yus o. Va. Ne vyf me-
railroad joy Thomas Reeie. "a Noukers haehuau. lie
y..ur woman e two cam G az, sees ~ ere NrIt"
Iater., poke boune. with oiick and white tea hers
"a laQ .oOur 20 which she hurr we'd %. IA aundIts'
fhe al-o took two diamond c.osse- belong. 10 hF
ser u som ito she has I5S " M. i,a4ovcr
laua VIII ne ole Aer Others T. employed, an pay-
lu-ut OIL tIls sopIe4 Yes crday "a rnrg me
groom had 40 NJ - banks. The par look
inc 3:l2 tun tron Ludlow ,tauol bet Eeel H"uui IT,
Vincent aud Yonsers scleias Is AID to have nAl
Ar N,fosini was pucl excited well a. nearly
bfo6el-hetr tra Over Ills dasuirs IuhdWd Mueh Zen
lsst evening. LOugh tie brothers ND sisters OF te gl
to'A phlosop e view OF IL. 10 'hiaA my d gn,er
81 her away from IN We n T. 20 oe no ID loI me
l. 90 10, rul b ne AZ INV II ca law wa the MAJ
coiHe mere again. WOud Gie al ST. III r SIN
discharged another ooachnan s1ns time ago Tor conduct
Nj NJ rosin il ABOUT Iwenty-fg Years Id, Of goo
be,elt II Ode with Ight brown 4sr ANA eyes 50.
ssiua lt a. 81 Vincent Academy from the ag Of
ten ID she wds grduutted d rev tedf a-0 cte bad
b almost q he society gentlemen DJlA
lived retired fe. Be ides nav ~ god general ca c.
ton Ass Moros al Is Inc sln eI ana Add Tax pas u
seycra efts. at one Of WIN n-7i1lor ASrA1or'e
beneht TWO yea agoshe re CIV ~ age NOE %
1)al trout Oh "a" st1Ee IRON val I'uoeV Hi0'''~ Va
her f4the. ana others
pexln. uediu size and wore short 81 lc-wnskes
features sharp, and he 1as sdaIe 1sAuer tLoG-n
dogs aid Ine fuw.s. About SIX mOlths azO va en-
fased eoachnan' having zen rseo4ioenoed Dy ' ~
Brewster the carriage manufacturer, y ms CITY, ne
boarded over shOu 10y ana was there gaiel
a. a. ief q. eadv n,u His Employer dd not Dis nm
Yer, vel but treated him kind D. paid him good va es
nd hired - assist ~ lie Il SAM 10 have been
sryere ia handling hOrses and on q Od Friday last III
Iirsd DR. s4orOsni by starting the ctridge wien he
latter VS. between the wheels. iki was noticed 10
have sprung up tue missing PAR some mont
ago Miss No Osni had pc borse VIM men she rode
cVerV nornink and the co ichuan ACCOMPANY her
on horseback paving her every attention. TIE you
lsoy vas fond ~ going O. The stable Ted the morse
sugar hcaces. she rarely role or drove near
NOuLers, but IN the country sOutn II H. she pore
an exec let reputation. and with the r'st
81 the fauiy an attendant ~ tne no