The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-09
HER MOTHER AGAINST HIN
SO PAsoUALE cor 0IULIA TO RUN
AWAY WIN HIM.

when ne went Back Aner Her Clothes
Is Was Arrerted for TheTt-They Arc
Not Yet Mnrried, for Giuiia Did cot Wish
TO Marry without Her Mothers Consent.
GIulia Morclli IL IL years old and has suitors
by the score. She lived up to last week with her
sister ana mother In the tenement at 135 Null
berry street. As GiuliR grew up and reached
the age at which 1t Is generally understood that
every good Italian girl should marry. her moth
err. Maria Morelli, watched her with unusual
caro-.
"Giulla, you shall marry a rich man. will
ind one for you, and you must not look at tho
lnzEaroni in the streets.' was the oft-repeated
injunction of Mrs. Morelli.
Giulia sighed and cast down her eyes when
her mother said this. The suitors came around
and were disposed Of one after the other by
Mrs. Morelli when she found that they were
poor or worked for q living. Thore was Gius-
seppi Marco, who had 4 fruit stand on Four
teenth street and was prosperous, but ho was o
widower, had q house full OF children to take
care of, and Giulia was too young and mex
perienced for this; Antonio Cazzorio was q
porter in an uptown cafe. and, although no
made good money, he drank 1t all mp. so he WAS
discarded by Mrs. Morelli. Giovanni Catcnelli,
n bootblack with q bank account. was another
aspirnnt for Giulia's hand, but he had a mother
who was old and cross and he would not consent
to give her up. SO no did not suit.
Then Pasquale Bucio. who had known Giulia
for n long time. began calling at the Morelli
house. He was n thriving young man and kept
a small fruit store in a Murray street basement
so mother Morelli did not object to his calling
At FIRST. He was favored until young Filiippo
Costignani, whose father kept tie Banca Cos
tlgnani, made tho acquaintance of Mrs. Mo-
relli and. through her. met Giulia. Fillippo
Irnasat In tha lntaaf t,la trnr.A m NAntla ~
pigeon.egs diamonds, and carried n gold watch
with a massive gold cable cnain. while Pas
qualo's wealth In jewelry consisted of an old
silver watch with n plated silver chain. which
had been handed down as an heirloom from
generation TO generation.
Mrs. Morelii accordingly lost her smile for
Pasuuale and sat around when no called on
Ginl,a, which prevented pasguale from SAYING
his visits short. Fillippo was welcomed cordially
and entertained by Mrs. ,Morelli, but Giuiik's
heart was PnsQuaie's, so she could appear pleas
ant to Philippe only while her mother was
around. Mrs. MorelIi was quick to notice that
quale. and when the Young fruiterer appeared
at the house one evening Mrs. Morelli picked q
quarrel with him and then ordered HIM from
the house, never to return. PasQuale went out,
but he and Giulia met secretly.
Giulia vowed she Mould never marry Philippe.
She was reared. however. with the idea that
flial obedience was q virtue. and said she could
not consent to elope aud marry Pasousle unless
her mother agreed TO the match. ,Pasquale's
heart sank. He knew it was useless TO APP
peal to Mrs. Morelli. but finally no do
term!ned on a plan of action which he
thought would bring Mrs. Morelli to terms. He
had u friend who IA married and lived with
his wife At $50 East l40th street. he proposed
that GiuliR leave home and take a room in his
friends house: then he would go to her mother
and tell her that he had married Giulia and ask
her forgiveness. SO one night last week, when
Giulia came down to meet PasQuale, dressed in
her best clothes. he took her up TO Harlem. and
she went to board with his friend. while he took
q room across the street.
Mrs. MOrelli was distracted when Giulia did
not return home that night, and OWNED that
she had run away with PasQuale. On Saturday
Giulia told Pa-luale he would have To zoe ner
mother. and, IL she did not forgive him. he
would have to get her clothes anyhow. Pasquale
called on Mrs. Norelli. She flew into q rage
when she saw him and chased him out of the
q loud slam. Pasquale ran down stairs
and waited around the door until he saw Mrs.
Morelli 20 out. Then ne slipped back into tho
house, and Giulta's sister allowed him to pack
up some OF his sweetheart's clothes. He was
making off with th. bundle when Mother
Murelii spied him and followed after. crying
"Stop theft A crowd gathered. and Police
man Conroy caught Pasquale al Bayard and
Baxter streets. Mother Alorelli then charged
Pasquale with stealing the clothes, and. despite
street station.
Giulis heard Of her lovers predicament, and
when he was arraigned in the Centre Street
Police Court yesterday morning she WAS on
ing. Pasquale told Magistrate Simms that he
had no intention OF stealing the clothing, and
was simply going to fetch 1t tn Guilia, whom he
intended 10 marry soon. Mrs Morelli did not
appear in court. and the Magistrate adjourned
the case until to-day 20 give the police man q
chance to investigate it. PasquAle WAS led off
to Jail. while Giulia returned weeping TO his
friends.