The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
WHEY And MAMMAL
Conducting Vigils for Coo
ing Lovers Who Meet
On the Sly.
HoBOKEN's JUDICIAL MAsHER.
The Wife Found the Trysting
Place, But the Office Boy Put
Her OFF With asBluf.

The attention of Policeman Harrison
White, of the First precinct, was attrac-
ted to handsome, middle-aged woman
late Thursday night walking excitedly up
and down York street.
She spoke to the policeman and said
that the reason Of her being abroad SO
late was because she twas awaiting the
arrival Of her fifteen-year-old daughter.
who she had reason to believe was kept
out by Judge Seymore. of Hoboken. She
said she lived at No POS York street, but
refused to give the name Of herself or
daughter
The woman appeared very much agi-
lated, and all appearances Indicated that
It would be very unlucky for the Judge
il he put in an appearance at that mo-
ment- The girl is Ella Lindsey. She is
considerably over fifteen years of age and
is pretty well known in Jersey City; but
she is pretty girl and dresses very
stylishly.
TWO NICE GIRLS
During the past winter Ella and an
other lady friend have made frequent
trips to Hoboken. On at least two
nights Of the week they would start for
the wicked city at about nine O'Clock.
Waiting for chem at the ferry were Judge
Seymour and young reporter ON one OF
the Jersey City newspapers-not THE
n Ews.
Ella was always the Judges favorite,
and the two couples would at once pro-
ceed to one of the many places of amuse-
ment in the CITY,
An order would be sent for box at
Cronheim's, and the two couples would
proceed thither and have what the girls
called a real nice time until the show
was over. when they would continue on
their good time until very unreasonable
hours
They have been seen in very happy
mood going to Jersey City as late as two
and three O'Clock in the morning.
with family and his disgracefuI e @ conduct cor 5I,
soon became common talk Finally
about two months ago it reached the
ears of the wife. and though she was re-
luctant to believe it, she finally deter
mined to go on guard for time.
A BLUFF FOR MR.. SEYMOUR
One of the nights when the girl came
over from Jersey CityaMrs. Seymour waf
on the lookout. The two girls left the
car at Hudson Street, walked up to.
Newark street and thence into Judge
Seymour's office at No. 81 when the
Judge and his fellow masher were await
ing the young ladies arrival
AS had been the custom the Judge in
vited ELLA into his private Office and the
door was locked. Scarcely had the key
been turned than Mrs. Seymour, terribly
excited. demanded OF the Office boy, Ii
quick witted fellow, WHARF, her husband
was The boy with remarkable aptness
innocently replied that the Judge was
! oi5se5ed TrisA TTisAA g client and could NOT be
disturbed. Mrs. Seymour questioned che
boy closely. but be stuck TO his story and
she left half satisfied
Can any one imagine the Judges feel
ings during the critical period? The boy.
after looking up and down the street aud
satisfying himself that Mrs. Seymour had
gone, notified the Judge and he unlocked
the door and came out. He was as white
as sheet. but Ella simply laughed and
"guyed" the Judge, but the Judge in
sisted that Ella take the next car back to
Jersey City and bade her not to come over
again until everything had blown over
THE GIRLS ARE WARY.
A week after this dramatic episode the
| girls were again coming TO Hoboken, but
were very wary and did not meet the
Judge and his pal so openly, but 1t is q
| fact nevertheless that their actions are
again becoming noticeable.
Judge Seymour. who is also the Re.
corder of Weehawken, could not be
| found at his office in Hoboken this morn
ing. neither had he been at the Weehaw-
ken Police Court.