New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-03
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF REAL LIFE
CAREER OF A NETWORK LADY-KILLER
Mr.. PHYFE N TIE PlLLORY AGAIN.

Mr. Alexander Phyte, better known as VIM. J. Me-
ylc. leaf from whose lie and correspondence with
the IS. sex we opened a week ago.
Alex. Phy!e was bonn in ireland, about the year
1872. Of parents of whom We krcw nothing, but who
s.e said BY him TO be hvipg al present IN Maryland.
He first appeared in this country about 1870 at Sohuy-
lervIe, Saratoga County, where he Piled the useful
trade Of shocmaker-(vill Mary snd Annie, and
ANY. ard the high-bon Virginia and the delicate
Clara please bring that picture distinctly before them9
Having acquired slight knowledge OF the language
and made many acquaintances in the place. he began
to play the dandy. and to have adventures with the
women some Of whom were not 50 kind as they m;o!
have been, according to tn. following letter which We
received dsy or two stree:
;turrvrrrr" A. A SHOEMAKER .Sp FEEE.NtSoN.
"scBuYLEEvrLLE Saratoga c.. FEB p. 1884,
In TIE TRIgtNE Of last MoLsAv -" a. see referring
80 ~ yn,-e aud ., see he hss been uppchcuded il your
c, fcr ais sesnss with the tar 'ome reference TO us al
s,d.y Pr We the psrso TO whom refer into this
tOvn wben quite ,,oq,n and was ss, m b. 49,
Ibis of .scf Eotins against him. ony tor ne e;.oh nay ~
e,s, lie worked or rather srsaed a: the Shoemdc a'f
s and served he rs , ,, fi lave 80 o favored
b, dsscet o,eme. were beings could they tel
second Max Antony who was akeu mtg Ccopaa' WIZ low
After appros bins the Of maturity. ne was chaiaer-
c for oPpshHess-eaten 70 tue taiA.on' .Ta- tn %.
ton lie va. t. =. 20 III, ..sT1 AS .; @ ., Of iade.
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who look upon precise in dress and iesi9usness as SuIh
tees ior their and honorable HeahJe But
VIII. he w.s resident this bis literary 90 1l4caos
wee 20 p.or tia, could hardly read the kings English sad
manuscript branch Of literature De oe lay 70 "a a o.
Wit since tha tine called hinsei hrc 9ason ana on
BEING vouched BY OF the Rev Dr. A. Of bis Place
hl, limo even his TRENDS hero Rave 3n s
,.rpity What his has been since his abode IN ny"
Yq,t t9ow9 to but few n any 81 y. Of =. man.
and Il Is time he stopped his neisrious designs .
"Your paper makes bin say his 'epiathcI name vas nue.
vi TIL. ray DO for Of his parents or single rAVs
aohrapa. been know eeaeit n'nie' 'asS .,
Of ii. as prophet never could heve e'en dsp9ye ,'r
far any one here knows 10 my re 90 o. "a
rot himself lord lus Or bon whn to- 70 ! +.
hearts OF the bellies AID been lar moe destructive 'h'n COa
e'eLws,. 49,, .,iooo the ,niri. Of III,
true MssoI &c brother which Le well knowsR he one must
'l'e' a. the game Is not "O''- "A SON or ST JOHN"
| HIS NARRIAGr AND DIVORCE
In 1919 the still youthful Alexander came to tM'city,
where he soon put up his Single as 40 insurance mot
siock) broker On the ith OF July. 1872, the Rev.
NJ EDDY pastor of the Cannon street Baptist Church,
united him in marriage with Msris Louisa Lyon, a
| beautiful young girl Of Is or IL years OF age. Ihe
, manner 10 which this me1sse was brough. about 10
Characteristic Physe yst saw Miss Lyon 10 the street.
and then and there, without Introduction or apology,
told her his love. at his request, she informed her
mother that she had made the acquaintance on an eK'
curson In that belief her mother died. In the course
Of time be proposed a marriage. For atine she re-
PEELED his advances and out OF the way waen lie
came and called him ricinAnes; but finally one even
ng, when they we've slore, no took pistol from his
pocket ard babe her choose between HIN and its con-
tents She being you're and timd, was frightened,
and they married.
| The history Of that marriage we would prefer no
10 tel in detail II is too old and too sad story
the story Of young wife, ct first neglected, then Ill
used -edueed, betrayed, cast off forever. The story
ola man, using a woman, to whom he was everything
she had the world, for purposes not to be named IN
print; making appointments in her name with gentle
men, and coming upon them at the moment when he
could successfully b.ackmlil them and hll big own
pockets with the wages of her sin; at length bringing
an action Of divorce against Ter founded upon these
very acts the burden Of the guilt IN which was upon
him, inducing her by promises that he would support
her ateruard to pterpose no Defence breaking those
promises after his wish was communicated and turning
Der away from his door where she had come n search
Of patty twen.y-fv cents wherewth to buy Hai
Of bread for hersef anil SITTER. To these allegations
Hrs Phyfs that W.. ha. saorn, IN papsis IN me dl'
voice suit which are file; ard what we have learned
Fl, other urces and infer from The history OF several
salts which Phyfe ha. commenced but ha: found II
sesirsbe 70 settle without uskcg his fortune thereby
lead rs 10 take them al ~ truth
The divorce was Granted on the III OF Sept 1917
| and for while ateywsrd Mpia Louisa wa, ne tsar
obliged TO support herself n ways by which to' many
women IN this city gain their daily bread Now, nov"
ever az we are gfven 10 Understand she aSln ssnos
in the relation Of wife though would seen that sne
esnsot be tgaly yuch, nasnuch "a the o'o'ee peItS
on the ground OF hey adutery, she iocspacite' fon
a seeord marriage. # she 10 no: w'trfy ruined Is
rot Physe. fauh, a, We earnestly beg his far cores
| poneen;s to remember.
| rRryL ApyrgTI - F0R "iyK.
| Afer Me dvorce, We lose sishi OF MI rhlle TUT a
few nolihs, bat IN ApTl or No. !sst, be Pa''Ahed
| matrimonial advertisement "a ne H1ra'", ''5he"
| Lancer LaYsnette. month or Two at'ef"a'u a''1e'
| appeared over TIE initials II. 5, stitd.nS Tor henJ
Smthsos, with reqasst 70 sena answers 70 D'oao"ay
p. o. The third. Which i 10 be sound In the
columns of the y. De'!y T'0@' OF Now ", and
Of IL, go..o, .y,rraal and Ct-,ipaoti Ga-de Of
abca. TIE same date, is Jar Specimen o' me non
sense ard fsLehoy.- OF Glaze Of adSer:isements,
which have been very urerous 'or me Pas' year
90 Ono Of liz statements Is, however, true. Payte
dn "yisr Euyope~ tat very early age) 9 m the
prosecution of business lhat OF being born t,ereh
MArRIXoNIAL
TO CEyrLE,rr& CT MinpLL aSl "a. s''e sHi-ttiiJ
OF 49,, liz t-o l Aug association n t1s.ses- ani have
retired her~1r sh rojef4e eoHps; ny ~sh 70 fot
-. ..-ot "a ,e1.ei = 49, ,ircI- hoaS
They.A.h wish t. ind, ~soc; !9o F-r'ce1v re;aid !"
be,ufy iy re,e-taby e1snec'ed, ws =. reae.e o-r-n
rsf1e. n.Se,s The i..tll ouph11e1rs ctiivAs-d
rrd and -.,..pr snl practising ~ rer'i fo IL nA0'4
! pscesrrs o. Crrstl41tv. - II. 1890, nd
"Thtirfenfsu - .-e . Europe se rI-s 'es'o = .na
make y. tor O,e a lie parties Las va d Europe - zoe
uro,er-, t1.r. L s sl The leisure u gr4 as
DEER. II ~ ex, 49,. d tie cIi s,iss an4 SoA' Of az.
,s,h Iiss IsT. t,sn eemu.A;Hs IL 'ai oder ''A u
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