The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
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POLICE Came In Through Scuttle and Door
and Arrested the Whole Wedding Party.
Having been married at the City Hall on
Friday. John Hogan and his wife, who used to
be Mary Curley. we're anxious to celebrate the
event in O way that would make It memorable.
The only drawback to their plan was the fact
that they did not have a suitable place In which
to hold the celebration. Hogan had no ~particu-
lar address. and the bride said that while she
sometimes resided at $40 East Thirty fifth
street, she was not sufficiently known there to
hold a wedding party in the house. The pair
walked down to the dock at the foot OF East
Twenty-eighth street and looked over the
waters Of the East River as they discussed the
wedding feast.
Say. Name" remarked the groom. I'D like
ter blow me friends as is proper on our
weddln' day.
why don'ty e. then ?" asked John Crosby.
one OF his friends. who was listening.
You see. me house is closed for the sum-
mel" began Hogan.
Watts de matter wild tn Castle p" put in his
friend. Oats jest tn place. an tn perlice
can't come widout an invite" The suggestion
was approved by the bride. and the groom said
he. liked the idea, too.
house at 55S First avenue. Il earned SeGH The t Il
by the successful resistance former tenants had
made to the attacks Of the police when in search
brick structure. TWAS recently condemned BY
both the Buildings Department and the Board
OF Health. The tenants had been ordered out Of
it by the authorities. and the rooms had since
been occupied now and then by tramps. The
Hogan il IN n met two SS5H Of his his friends tISddssS Stephe saF Ne.
Carthy and Edward Donnel!y, and invited them
to the wedding feast in the Castle Mrs. Ho-
and nd Kate M,] Kelly. who Is known to the police as
early part Of the evening. The different mem
beers Of the party took turns In going to the cor
night and the residents Of the neighborhood
thought i but natural that an unusual amount
OF beer should be consumed.
As the night advanced. however, the neigh
bors were sorry John Hogan got married. for
they were unable to get any sleep. The we'd
neiGhbors feared that they wv Would Sfd't throw V@2 do Sp9
wee 70 0a The East 9 Tsir fy shs street Station 5an anS
made q complaint about the noise. Detectives
SSG9i fnne ana thompson went to the Castle"
could not get in, though the sounds which pro-
ceeded from the interior could be heard q block
away IL was then nearly 2 o'clock in the
Word was sent to the station and three moro
detectives. a roundsman and five policemen
were sent to the feast in . patrol wagon. The
{R SIIS s a5ylae fb the aca fG5ees iP so 9rdes st to su sS u.s.
doors while others went up through neiehboro
hh SSs 3 u tbs sh Esdd|n The Da ssgttls; AZ the mem
station and later were arraigned in the YORK.
vile Court.
What is the charger ?" asked Magistrate
Pool, as Hogan was led up.
Using ~profane, language" answered the
policeman who had him In tow.
asked.
He said he got married last night to one Of
the ladies. and that 1t was q damn shame to In
man replied.
The Magistrate said that as the young man
had Just got married he would be lenient with
him and his friends. SO he discharged the
whole crowd.