The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
MRS. LIVERMORE A BARONESS
MhRRfED 10 RAYMOND SEILLIERE BIZ
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN.

Only Four or Five Friend. Witnessed the
Ceremony Last Evening. nnd by the Tims
Others Learn OF Il from The sun the
Bridal Pair VIII Re Far Out mt Sea.
Tho oft reported marriage OF Mrs. Emma
Livermorc. tho widow Of Charles +. Liver
moro OF this city. to Baron Raymond Seilliare
actually took place last night, in tho Archie-
piscopal residence. Madison avenue and Fis-
ticth street. Not more than three or four OF
Mrs. 1ivermores friends knew that she was to
be married. and most of them will obtain their
knowledge Of it to-day. when the Baron
and his bride are far out on tie
ocean on their way to France. They
took passage on tho Fronch steamship
In Brctagnc. which leaves her wharf. foot
OF Morton street. ut 4 o'clock this morning.
Besides Archbishop Corrigan. his secretary.
the Rov. William J. DAILY. and the contract
Ing parties, not moro than i've persons were
present at the ceremony. which was performed
ut o'clock In oae OF tho large reception rooms
In tho ArchDishop's house. Mr.. Buchanan
Winthrop was one OF the witnesses of the
ceremony. Count do Montgomery. who came
TO this country with Baron SeilliSre last
autumn. for the purpose. as was stated then,
and rs the Count himself said only
n few days ago to Sun reporter. Of
attending his friend as best man. was not
present mt all. Those WHO surrounded the
couple while tho Archbishop performed the
marriage cerc' nny wcro Mrs. John O'Brien,
the mother of Il, bride; Mr. and Mrs. Buchan-
an Winthrop. the Marquis Talleyrand-Peri-
CORD. and Mrs. Paran stevens Mr. John
OB5ien; the steptather Of the Baroness. is
street. by Illness.
u Th ,,. BARONESS wore rich costume Of gray
lace and mnuve-colored trimming 4 small
BONNET 70 correspond completed the costume.
Winthrop. on Fifth avenue. where they we're
anfterward Joined by some OF those present ut
baron ssiiiiisre G and tho baroness being
Americans there was no civil marriage.
Iivermore WIS to become tho wife Of the Baron
vas current In society and some people found
with the eccentric French nobl"mnn. But sew.
was formally announced. since this 0u am
New York Of baron SciliiGrc early in tho year,
varying renorts in regard to the wedding
couple had been nrivaotiy married. and
Others that tho objection to the marriage on
ne part OF the iady's stepfather. Mr.. John
it was doubtful whether the marriage would Hi
aeTHhe e iaR1 ace or nos tbo
pride has been one OF long standing. and the
late Mr.; Livarmore. who was. wealthy Wall
Clcws was ono q Baron Seiiiieres si most most stead
fast friends. Mr.. Livermore left his widow
more than million. The Baroness Of to-day
is exceedingly yivacous and bright. and m
vorit" with her stepfather. About a yeur ago.
while In Paris. the baroness became n member
81 the Catholic, Church. Her godmotiier WIS
the Princes de Sagan. sister OF Baron SeiliGre.
The Baronesss father was John Riley, a
well known grain Spectator Of this city He
died several years ago.
Baron Seiliere is q tall. dark man. between
- and 50 years old, lie belongs to a we'll
known family. is we'll informed and a brilliant
Saana i!on Ri fstlss but Il tw y ssI nssrs
aapIealed to the First Tribunal q the
asvlum A decree was issued providing
him with u trustee and his interest
In the banking house OF his family was COM
pounded for 7.OOnOOO francs. In 1885 Baron
Seilliere made his first visit to this country.
He was accompanied by the Marquis do Morea
He was received In society. and. despite his
eccentricitics. became favorte. In 1887 lie
returned to France. and shortly after his ar
rival there was locked up in an asylum at
Vanosc. Some tim. later he obtained O re-
lease and came to. this country whore he de-
clnred his intention OF becoming n citizen.
He has started in Canada u large beet sugar
factory which. it is said. he has made a CON-
success Of.
1t is understood that the Baron and Bar.
oness will reside in Paris.