New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
4 looming Double DEDDING At CfTYHALL
THE INTERESTING CEREMONY TO TAKE PLACE
rRoRAHI.Y on MONDAY-THE BRIDEGROOM
IN one CASE AND THE BRIDE IN
TIE OTHER ARE BROTHER AND
sIsTER-A WORLDS FAIR

sIsTER-A WORLDS FAIR
ROMANCE.
IA hitch occurs 20 mar the happy prospect. Act
Ing Mayor Jerolornan will oticia,e AT double we'd
ding Al the CITY Hall some time on Monday In that
case he will have the pleasure Of sautng very
v,vacious young woman who has come all the way
IRON, Fond du Lac. Wis to be married. and another
equally interesting grl bride who renowned her
home in order 70 wed the man Of her choice. The
hrile % be who has come "Out OF the West Is
Miss Agnes Mullen. AMI hers Is Worlds rair ro-
nance for Il was IN the White city that she met
Young James Iuccnro who. Ike herself was Visit
ing the fair. He IS A plnomaker In the employ oi
Hartman Peck & Co. ana - twenty-one years oid
while Miss Mullen is nineteen. 4 week ago last
-r,pr.lnv the Young woman lei, her home with
Welding clothes all packed. intending 10 go to Long
rla nd CITY as tho guest ~ her mothers niece MIS-
Everett Allen To Tribune reporter she recouh''i
With g.e how she had been robbed OF AL her money
IN m. Corilandt-si. ferry-house on the New-fork
.le on her arrival. and how she had to telegraph
,,,,y z,..ar, 20 come - her assistance and hoa
she mad waited for hours FOR his arrival. As the tel
cgrnm was delayed
Miss Marie Zuccaro Is the victim o, patcrnai dis
pleasure She Is the sister Of Miss Mullen nance"
Her father. who IL a pianomaker hy trade hV'' AZ
Union I'M y t. although he works In this city for
r,y,,se, the piano manufacturer. Ten,h-ave. and
E,,,v. fourth At, Her mother died Ave years ago,
and last January with her fathers consent she be
came engaged 10 Joseph Bentivegna' druggist oil NO
l2l W,verley Place. New-York. Later the elh"'
Zurc,ro reconslIercl this decision and wished h"r
10 break or the engagement In favor OF Su'or OF
hts choice This she promptly deciinei 20 40 a"'
the last Of March lett home
After finding employment as n seamstress IN
Yonkers she remained there FOR three months, ana
ON July went 10 the home OF her Uncle james
coppola Eisemere Place. North Fairmount near
fremont There the brides 10 be wer" founh IaS'
evening Miss Mullen having gone over from Long
Island city on Saturday last 10 be with her tlehu
The most deeply Interested member OF the interest
INK little group gathered about the table IN 'he
parlor of the comfortable home was the uhcle.
lanes Coppola who said he was bound To care LOT
his nice. and nephew In spite OF every op,tacie'
II. likewise Is pianOmaker ana WORKS TOT iia''-
man. Peck a. co. - - .oo,,o,
with Miss Iuccaro's depar'ur" from noinr Sh'
WINS COMPELLED her father Tor h"r 'lotnlns.
among other articles being three SILK dresses ana
pair OF diamond earrings he himself had proush'
her from Europe after visit there thrcs YEARS. ago
She obtained Judgment for them IN IN" court az
Union II but he appealed ne case ana IL - 20
IN. presiding fudge 10 the Defendant has not Deeh
answered The Judge asked Iuccar3' according TO
the Young woman's story. II h" had phli nuty on
the Articles TO which the latter replied that that
his business.