New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MARRIED Ar SHORT NOTICE.
4 REVOLVER uAsTENs YOUNG MANS WEDDING
on Long ISLAND.

4 REVOLVER UASTENS YOUNG MANS WEDDIN"
on LONG Island.
Passengers in the Long Island Railroad station in
Long Island CITY noticed young girl sitting IN one
~ thc seats last night watching the entrance doors
carefully Il was evident from her demeanor thal se
expected 70 meet some one. In anOtner part Vi ''o
room a mddlcaged man paced nervousy up ana
down the floor. llc too, watched the doos' ou1 "'
the same time kept eye upon the girl. ABOUT .
o,cocl, the door from the street opened and young
man entered The girl half started from her seat anu
then sank back agai kept her eyes fastened upon
the voun, man. who advanced TO her side. The man WHO
had been pacing up and down, grew ht'e more
nervous and took shorter trips across the ioor' Inc
vouug man bent the girl ana spoke lew "oIuS
to her and I'm pOnse she nrOse 10 her ieet' As sic
I'D so the old man walked quickly up to the coupic
and exchanged some words with the man. AS 'heS
talked their voices grew louder and angry wor''s
u,sscd between them. The old man suddenly bIurteu
out You must do II tonight
The Younger man said, NO, not tonight, but In
three weeks -,
The elder one responded, IL say tonight, or III
shoot YOU .o..,,-
and the elder man spoke out loudly ana ahsrhy'
-ayius:
III YOU don't tonight, I'll blow your head on
uv u,i, time n crowd had gathered around the
nrce people and the two men pushed their way
lrY.h f. and retiring few steps, 80 as TO be out
- br,rin. conversed In an excited but ubdued man
Nor They were then Joined by third man about
tvcnty years old, when after another snort CONVEX
nu m they returned to the girl, and taking her WIN
them Icft the station
The four went mt once ncross the street to Mayor
,t.,.op,s Office The Mayor WAS not there and the
,orty went 10 Justice kavanaeh. Then tie girl ana
n,c vonng man who had come to meet her NJ inc
station were made man and WIFE
The bridegroom said bis name was George W.
co,,l,s twenty five years old. and that he lived IN
pro,,ldyn The brides name given rs Neda Rose
nineteen wears old of payv.c. l.. l. The subscribing
o1tuc,s., ,lsued themselves II. C.. Rose BayNHc
/. and Henry Binder, Patchogic, l." !. shortly
after tne marriage ceremony. tie people separated
IN. BRIDEGROOM and Binder going toward brooklyn,
vhil, th. bride and Mr.. Rose took rooms Mt Nuers
Hotel.
Mr. Rose was seen at the hotel last night ard SAID
that fine gir WI, his daughter. lle said that the
bridegroom In been working in Patchosue under the
maine Of william Jerome aud under that name had
uae love 70 his daughter. lie had induced her to run
uvAv with him To sag llarbor. Tie girl left her
bou,e about a week ago and Cowles Tor Jeronel had
s-ut her home IN the latter part OF the week. Mr.
i,,, said that while his daughter WAS away he hal
bop,d that She had married CowleS, but she rcturnet
Lon,, and told him that he had not been married
I'm. Girl received letter Yesterday nom ,oWt'
slim her 10 meet him at the railroad station III
long Island CITY last night. lie >hd h.S daughter
did not want 10 keep the appointments but ne ilau
,,nt,n, He'd her do 50. and went along win het
lie was satisfied with the way In which the ai'alr h'u