New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27


bill and express age, the great dealer wished to se-
be in lump and pay bis bills in one grand rait "nsn
alva concluded. Tbn was ssre' 10. The barber
Of the plsse DO bad shaved hin daily anc osned him
s2o-the stable keeper on shove books bis pane ns-
rreo opt osite (. $40 maik-sl hsd he highest "oah'
depce In tie distinguished stranset-And ali was rlent
OF course.
he more k osipy oce- beg 10 think h>, rat l'h
,tluva was spt srep about their several prooocl Ine
s,orirg rsn ib,imsed ths' before h'- so'ds d"p>e 81
he should really like 10 behold so netting 10 the en- ps
Of the "r,aoy The exppssnsp han an W-a about
the trunk investment very similar % tfat OF Ms teaa
tie taller. Nothing cauDssG, GU hnsncle' crew Al
ouce uIon J. ". Clsrk Co 81 his city tor 500 b.
Ig psrt CT O. pcsi; of S2bcJ Shicl, secoful = u
bis account, lsy with them 10 hl- credit
Nj Ctoate the excellent ,I9ress agent took charge
Of the draft but somewhat ss,otisoei ~ben tne
banking senilen an cenied al ktortcee o; any sacl
sigra'Hre tia, appeh' e. to he paper p'esrue'i'
Bsck toetd the eXpIessdlaD, but on al5 re,uru ms
wealthy friend out e. Jpyng driv- ard so could
rot b. sfen A letter Was however EFF 10 which the
following sLsvtr was ie.u'r'd;
Mr. Cpo,rrthere ,cr-,hug very shout where
uyno.ey wi,h yea the ann ~hrrs 'eet yu ASIDE
ste then, ptt tire ui'n inst ta"ed hstoi
NE th,t He got Iiihee su " 'Iu'n-r place II scenes
Lie A areeI ,hsir . III skill s nay be htaS - ,
Get nv things AID all set'Is with you and No by the
time yea hstoiS .hsre my Rig arc po,,c, ssx,rr"
Mr.. Choate about this time told the ,f.r TO another
expressman at Paramount, Fho, 70 his osmay, III
formed him that he No0ng man in question "ss prob
ahlv one Jacob l.. Denner, who had iust graduated
from the w-Hsapshne State Pnson, a. The descnp-
ton of ;he two exactly tailed. With this starting
news all the cntile community ct ipswich we're n
a ferment. A NEE tipg OF the creditors " held at
which were pre- sent tallo the barber tue s',Oct,
the boarding house teeper, AID others Interested.
Their il dig aiior knew 10 bounds The youth tSno
row was a wretch received theu uItin1tuul-No pay
or 20 before Justice
This was bad view for our young man and' WIN
II idea of OBJ aiming advice he proceeded to me re
denc- of the Hon Augustus [. Cary, hno"' Nc1hug
70 ma haf ~ an
fast friend of our subc and oy his advice he Owned
up or "came the homes. game, "a police OIL ers say
He now said that he was re son OF wealthy gentle
man in Montpelier snd thai bus isher would make the
matter all right. by Mr.. Gays advice the assistance
of CouI selor Fernsl8 ocureO in the matter but
this gentleman, receiving his only retainer bogus
check on Mr. Leavtt mine host OF the Mansion House
in Salem With the usual caution OF hls race ceoi ed
int, r rirg in the matter, snd our whiom groonsman
merch ant and moneyed man, wss on Thursday l,-t
seizeo BY his outraged Gre dors, and now awai the
dread summons OF the law To appear before the courts
TO sLor cause # any he has, why he should cot sgaln
serve tie ST ate in Of pc Altar Institutions lie
was he first ocder that ever operated In sSch, snd
his doines iea,eo furors smopg the quiet people such
"a was never before there Witnessed They nov, Is Ia
Boston Chronicle NV 81
CASE OF ALLEGED BIGAMY.-leserday morning.,
in the Court of Quarter Sessions, Wn. 7 7 Sanford
was cf arstd VITO bigamy. The defendant Is ply
.c,hn and resi- es in Newark, n j. It's alleged %
the psr, of the Common wealth that the defendant
marrec TO ole PhGbe Howell liz New-fo'k IN the year
1913 and that the year 1851 he was as' married IN
the c " Of Philadelphi, TO Abby Ann Teheoef. The
first lie is living in the Citf Of New York, and the
marriage in New. York was proved by the brother ia
law of the wife reeldlpg there. lpe marriage Win
Miss Ticbeter ". IS proved by the minister woo per
formed tie ceremony IN THE CITY, Inc defendant
spce biz second marriage, has resided In NEWARK,
n D. where The last wife ana her family also reside.
The defendant oDd his wife have lived together SIN "a
their marriage and stii i've together 10 Newark ana
have family. From the defense, 1t appears tha the
marrisse of defe nd ant TO Mrs Howell was forced
marriage against his col sent that they never lived
together that ste never considered hun a. her nus
band: that che is living III NeF-fork, and that
neither sbe DOR any of her friends have ANYTHING 70 do
with this prosecution. The deent ant never, 1t |, al
ee ed consider himself having been leg sly MAJ
ried in NeH-f0rb
The oefense slleee that the marriage in Nev-York,
in ls43 was not legal marriage. warrant nad
been sued for the arrest of the defendant for an al
legec Improper intercourse with the lady; the defend
ant in company with brother and friend, went TO the
house of the LADY, for the purpose Of seeing about the
warrant al that while there the lady was brought
into the room, ana minister sent foI that defendant
violently protested against the marriage. And Is
alleged that neither the defendant D0r the lady made
any responses the ceremony; the lady all the time
held handkerchief before her face, she at that time
being between 40 and - years OF age and the defend
ant young man. that the defendant told the minis
ter hey sacrificing him. AND, when asked II he
would take ih Is man tor his wife, replied yes, With
bis iIs but WI his heart aud, at the ceremony
the oefea dsot in medIately left the house aud they
have each other sl0ce that time. The second
marriage kept secret from the world for tE0 years,
the defendant alleging as reason that N WAS 10 AVOID
civil suit for breach of prom 70 another lady 10
WI il is ged he had b. engaged ~ be married
in NewaIk Neg-Jeisey.
1t is alleged on the psrt Of the defense that this
pro,ecutiOn vas commenced at the netsnce Of the
brother of the second wife. The brother DR.. Itch
ener was very intimate with the defendant, and VS.
student Of Dedi,ioe in bis Office al or about the
time Of the marriage with his sister, and was vim
him for some miserable time aftSrward. IL IS al
legged that the brother knew Of the first marriage OF
defendant; that be hs. said he had investigated the
matter, snc found II was, a. ID alleged In bis Own
language, al humbug. Some time IN the Spring OF
is slso q practciDg ply slcian in Newark, and DR..
Sanford the defendant; and it is tnis, 1t is alleged,
which led 10 The present prosecution The defendant
also leads the statute OF limitations xh'h requires
that quits of this kind be brought within two
years from the time OF the ofense charged, that H.
the secono marriage.
To this part OF the defense the Common wealth an
swered that the statute OF n atoms d0es not apply 70
the 0efeL dant in his Gaze, nasnuch, ~ Is alleged
the defenc ant out Of the ave and fugitive fIOm
Justice The defendant denies that be was fugitive
from justice, alt giDg that biz residence IN Newark
ives well known 10 the principal witness for the pros
ecutiOI hat at the time Of his second maria2e no
was, and has been ever since producing physician
in the City Of Newgb, and has lived there for the last
twenty years, and is well known 10 the citizens Of that
placr; that be has repeated y veited Philsde phia
stree his marriage, remaining some time, and that
these wits were know 70 The prosecutor The de-
fndsD has large number Of VIII esses ia aten lance
from Newark. The COwt sat until lac hour last
nj ht and closed the evidence ON bp,h soes. Some
thirty WLess6s examined IA good CD nacter Of
defendant ard testifed that he Vas we'll known
physician Of extensive practice in NsSarx for some
eight, en- years The Gaze was then scJOaraed uotu
Monday monirg, when couDeel sill co m ence their
argument TO the jury. IPhila Ledger, Nov. 81.
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