The sun., 1891-05-04
MADE MERCHANDISE OF HER.

MADE MERCHANDISE OF HER.
w1LMor a. LAwRENCrs BARGAIN
WITH HIS xoUva WIFE
She Was 20 Earn $1,000 Fer Him and Ne
Forrfve.. and Ne EoneweA Her On sAe
Streets 20 Sec That she Dia Net Cheat
-He Justines Hinself. and ne wan Not
Even Get . Kieking-win Probably Get
oat OF the Lookup On Masess Corpus.
A little moro than four years ago wilmot A.
Lawrence. thsn mail clerk on the New York
Central Railroad. spent his vacation in schen-
ectady. He was food looking young fellow
OF 2b years. and soon became welcome vIsi-
tor to the houses OF several OF the residents
Miss Dora Marcellus. 16 years old. who lived
with her widowed mother In North Ferry street,
mot him ut some private theatricals and fell in
love with him He was . good amateur actor
and comes Of theatrical family. His mother
was an actress In her younger days before she
retired nom the stage TO reside on the family
homestead on Long Island. and his brother,
Atkins Lawrence is an actor OF reputs, who
made money and reputation - Miss Mary An.
derson's support In her opening season In New
York.
Mrs. Maroellus did not like young Lawrenca
She refused to countsnanco his Wooing and
forbade him from visiting her daughter. She
sent Misc Marcellus to friends in Massaohu-
sets. and arranged that she should not return
home until LAwrsnce's leave Of absence had
expired. The lovers found means OF commit
nicatton. and early In February. 1887. after be-
moaning her dauRhter's absence for two days.
Mrs. Marcellus received . letter from Albany
which stated that tho girl was now Mrs. ". A.
Lawrence. and would like to be forgiven. Six
months later. when Mrs. Lawrence went to
Schneotadv. MrA Marcellus asked to SEQ tho
marriage certificate. She was informed that
A trip to Albany and . talk with the officiating
clergyman convinced tho mother that the mar
riaRe was genuine.
Mr.. Lawrences mother In the mean time had
refused to speak to her son. She put on o gray
wig and declared that grief had caused her
hair to turn white In q night The daughter
in-law had ANAL income. The couple went
to housekeeping in Orange street. Albany.
Me- Lawrence SOON got tired Of his wife. His
absences from his homo became moro fro
ausnt, and when she demonstrated with him
souaht refuge with friend on Thirty:sscond
1@as 6sssetve. .s.on and po,,n n.
Street squad had
nosiced well;.dressssa M.s man apparently shadow.
s e. s % Me 70 be
and nishs The man coaseptsd himself III iiHSy 81
YalkinE On the opposite side q the street. and
EhS wss Ia plain eos5ss On Ss' The ooFner erooi q
oa @ ,s AND %hS b hs
ssisd yh1a LsssSa Ss 3 t9 .6
; D;e5sSsiye Do|aI, @ 4, went 60 his side psrsns.,s
'sii ssS' ssssai
Ms Gsh:d &:
for interfering With policeman. Before the
ss2ns ~. s o.: si -
oD q 81 :ss T ss
q lSoss pssss @ vas Was dsss aud oppesits fs to
sum Of money. OF short explanation Of why
total Was S26I 1eainst the date 1pfil Il we're
The word: no yalk' rain" ana ON April Il
sAs S:;sAs: e
lion Il the entries from Mra Tswrencss Un-
der promise Of ample protsesion the woman
ri:a : sne esl ss!a Nov y.ar my eu.e.sa told
ny ny turn, q, .upposs, shs koase6pld Tor four
yesre. refused to DO What he asked: and he
1 Z e.' IL unable Is e
y.11 ws ss Rh. e sssa R. xo
.etss aspi epy A M .ss
nsaS' Sna 81 NJ bs 0 =
over our future prospeeta When I refused 10
shS e r. sesr
sfss y bsTas ri aass shs %ss
there ten days. loved him still. and did not
e&ins. Sos hR tSs e. fear h
e. 81 t3t WOO soe
wsSs e ,ssss him and since then have done
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h1 e !sly s:7s bad 5oa ssesS sse
sn.s maSs r. q:D T. Ala 7 Ts SGp:ses that
2bsns and r found sss We
sRa sSSs :Ss
could
81 che AZ e sH sas
streets: That s74 taken s from me in tho station
nSThse Thsre Was Kind q snarl in tho court room,
snS ts' hSd Sd the yellow
feyer.
.as q 81 ssR or hH es as
s.s @ SSs e
SsPs ;,5ss, sss ~ .sf:G nSs: iSSS
to To- use rs Il to pay her alpe. a reporter paid the
on her prorni iss to return to her mothers home.
hopeless sort Of way thst. was dreadful TO |
Hence. modest LOOKING, Nomsn. She was
neatly dressed in black cloth With s5lk trim
ioWsiry was q large brooch contatnip9 por-
trait on porcelain Of her mother and her we'd
ding ring.
HENRY SLMIDS LAST LETTER
~ We Could Not Live Together. there WAS