New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21


Among the gentlemen present we noticed Mayor
Tienapp, Hon. john Van Buren,, Hon. Horace F.
CLARK, Hon John K.ily Mes-rs. vosS AMI Par
sons, law partners Of the deceased; Aldermen Adams,
Bradley and Clancy; l. V. Fowler, Grand Sachem;
Col. Delevau, f. +. Purly, Nelson j. Waterbury,
George il. Purer Richard b. Connolly, DR.. Sanger,
VIM ID. Kennedy and Thomas DunIap.
The cost Of the grouno was $40 the monument,
railing &C., $2700 making the total expenses, IL
Guiding the ceremonies yesterday, about $1,000
Mrs. Shepard was not present on the occasion, the
eldest of the deceased, youth about To- beng
TIE only member Of the family who attended the cere
monies.
A FoRTUsg-TELLER CAUGHT STAR-GAzIsG-FoUR
MARRIED Wovrs AWAITING REygLaT1OSs.-Humbug
continues 70 be all the rage in the city, and the
Mayors police have more than their hands full to
protect the gueble: For some time past residents OF
the upper part Of the city have been annoyed by hand
bills placed under their oors from Madame Morrow,
professional fOrtune-teler, who has been driving
lucrative business at her resii ence No. IS Norfolk
treet where married and single ladies OF professed
resIectabiy attended daily, to listen to the oracle.
Some Of the families seriously annoyed by the
Madame's flaming bandbs. complained to tbs Mayor
Of the nuisance, and, Tuesday, the Mayor re-
crested SeYgean. Croft to attend to the matter, aud
issued warrant for Madame Morrow's arrest. The
Sergeant concluded to do the job up srtisticay and,
having dressed himself in the disguise Of country
MAJ about Q o'clock at night sailed forth for
the sacred ground. The door-bell being rung,
servant girl came up after some moments
delay, and dem .ndcd OF the stranger what
he wanted. Tie sergeant asked her if Madame
Morrow was in and was answered NO
wish saw Croft " to her on important bust
ness" " But she is not IT, Sir, replied the girl.
GIVE come all the way from NewJersey with a
letter, and can't think Of going away without seeing
her." continued Croft The grl was confused, and,
holding the door half closed said she would go in and
see if the Madame would receive him. In the mean
time Sergeant Crof moved past her gently and got
glimpse of NJ adamc NJ. on her knees gazing through
telescope at Il drawing of some heavenly bodies, which
was spread out against the wall, while young mar
RED lady listening with profound attention to the
revelations uttered fully satisfied no doubt that she
was getting the worth of the S. fee. TIE victim
proceeding in sympathetic tone to relate that
she was only short time married. and had
reason to suspect that her husband visited
strange women. AT this stage of the tableau
Madame Morrow interrupted by the intrusion Of
the officer, and sprnging to her feet demanded what
he wanted Croft assured her his business was very
important but she did not wish to hear it, saying her
PRINCIPAL business was with married ladies' and she
would have nothing TO do with men; she surprised
to find that he should attempt to inrude the sane
tity Of her home at that hour, but was completely
thrown back when the Sergeant exhibited his shield,
and pronounced her prisoner. The lady in waiting,
with three other customers of the same stamp in au
adjoining ROOM made faint attempt to escape, but
were for a while detained Madame Morrow after
some hesitation, put on her hat and cloak, and went
with Sergeant Croft TO the Fourth District Station
House. where she was accommodated with lodgings
for the night Yesterday morning, she and her nus
band aud mothern-law, Mrs. Willis of No. DO
Broome street, appeared before Mayor Temann.
The Mayor read the statute against the oilense OF
fmtune-teling, and Madame NJ. begged he would let
Der go this time aud che would abandon the business.
On this promise the Mayor held her to bail in $500 for
future good behavior, and Mrs. Willis became surety.
-" Doestcks has in the press of Rudd & Carlton
q volume containing full and authentic exposition Of
the doings Of this Madame Morrow, and a hundred
OILERS OF The WITCHES or New York" The book
will be looked for with increased interest because Of
this first attempt TO break up the Illegal business
DR. FELIX GoURAUD IN TRoUBLE.-Some time ago
Mrs. Mary +. Trust of No. 30 Beach street, appeared
Court, ard preferred complaint Of abandonment
against Joseph W. Trust, alias DR.. Felix Gouraud.
The magistrate caused the arrest Of Trust and permit
ted him TO go his recognizance TO hunt up bail
Instead Of getting ball. the accused through his coun
sell obtained writ of certorar reurnable before Re-
corded Barnard, and the Recorder, upon hearing,
dismissed the case on the ground believe, that the
magistrate below had not jurisdiction. Subsequently,
,eutt IN fhp luusa n ler hushau1 huf w
elected and soon after he had her imprisoned in the
Tombs on some frivolous charge. On several other
occasions than the above Mrs Trust has had her hus
band apprehended but each and every time he has
managed to escape. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Trust
appeared before Justice Quackenbush, and made the
following affidavit
Mary +. Trust of No. 10 Beach street, being duly
sworu deposes and says that she is the lawful wife Of Joseph
te oer of four children Of whom he father dcpoDent
further says sad husband has abandoned without
deponent further formal demand upon
her said husband fo support ard thar he used sn.ve and IN
sutrs language TO dePonen and absolutely refused to make
provision Tor her support whseyef deponen Elm iuiiheI
ADDS that she the Of support and likely
become burden the county unless her said husband wno
is sbundanty ae make some provision io heI asp9neu,
held dsordey person in accordance with the statute IN
such cases mace and provided
that heard Joseph W Tus; refuse 90 support his wife
M he mad for some time abandoned and refused 10 pro-
vide for her.
The magistrate forthwith issued his ard Officer Beck
yesterday morning apfrehended the accused
Mr. Trust yesterday afternoon gave bail until an
animation can be had in his case. The accused in the
most pereuptory manner, stated that he was not and
never had been married to the complainant but it APP
pears from complaint made by Mr.. Trust some time
ago for the purpose Of obtanipg divorce, that he
swore he was married on the OH of October, 1899.