The New York herald., 1869-03-27

bigamy. The complainant was his wife, Mary Ann
Anthon, who deposed that on the 10th OF September
she was married TO Anthon by the pastor Of the
Fifth street church, and subsequently the oath OF
him at st. Teresa's Roman Catholic church, in Rut-
gers street, she being Catholic. For about three
months the couple lived together, but at the end OF
that time 1t Is alleged, the man left her and
neglected to support her. Recently sne was IN.
formed that on the llth OF this month Anthon was
S the Rev o e eisS MetSoat Episcopal
church. In addition to the affidavit OF Mrs. Antnon
e marriage register sha pr IRON M 81 @
deposed that he had married the man TO Miss Stew
art. Anthon was committed TO answer.
QUARTETTE OF RoBBERs-"REDDY, THE BLACK
SMITH," AMONG THEM-RoBBING A JERsEYMAN.--
About halfpast one O'Clock yesterday morning Law
renee Graham, living in Hudson City, N j., entered
drinking place AT the corner Of Catharine street
and East Broadway, when q man named Thomas
Brennan accosted and entered into conversation
with him. Brennan invited Graham out to supper,
for which the latter paid AFTER which Brennan took
the Jerseyman IN charge and conducted him into the
dsreputabl8 resort In the basement OF premises No.
Chatham square, Kept 6y the notorous William William
drinks were INDUCED In BY Graham, and when
those around him found that he had $500 IN
Treasury notes IN his pockets they. piled him
with liquor TIL he was very much under its influence.
At length Varey charged that Graham owed him
eighty cents, and In paying the bill the latter very
mprudently exposed his money and replaced IT IN
when John Howard thrust his arms around Ora
hams body and held him while stranger forcibly
took the money from his tGraham's) pantaloons
pocket. During this operation Jacob Smith guarded
the door leading to the street. which he had locked
to prevent the egress Of their victim the entrance
OF unwelcOme visitors from without. The money
being secured the robbers held council OF
twenty minutes duration, and Howard, varley,
Smith and Brennan concluded they had better
put Graham out OF the way, for the very
good that "dead men tell tales" This fact
Reddy communicated to Graham, when the latter,
not being ready for 80 sudden shuiing of Of this
mortal coil" proposed II they would let hlm go ne
would not interfere with them, after which he was
permitted to depart. On reaching the street. how
ever. Graham violated his promise made when
under intimidation, and Justify cried watch" and
'polce." Onicer Waterman of the Fourth pre-
cinct quickly responded to the call, and learning
the condition OF affairs procured assistance, and
making descent upon Reddy's den arrested him
and the other men named on the charge OF robbery.
Captain Thorne, Of the Oak street police station,
committed the prisoners to the cells and yesterday
afternoon they were arraigned before Justice Hogan
ut the Tombs. Mr.. Graham who was then not fully
s0bered appeared before the magistrate and made
complaint embodying the foregoing facts. upon
which the prisoners locked up for examination.
The place or Reddy, the Blacksmith where this rob-
berry occurred Is the resort OF the most desperate
and dangerous criminals In the city.