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The New York herald., 1879-10-08
MARITAL MISERY.

In the action brought in the Brooklyn City Court
husband. for limited divorce, Mr.. Samuel G.. Der
rckson, counsel for plaintiff. moved yesterday. be-
fore Judge McCue, for the confirmation OF the report
of the referee In favor OF the plaintiff The latter
alleged cruel and nhuman treatment the part
of the defendant toward her. The evidence
showed that for six years past defendant adj
dicted to intomperance and was incapacited for
business. On one occasion, II is alleged. he at
tempted to tako his wfos life with q carving knife
struck her the breast and blackcncd her eye. Her
bedclothes. The defendant attempted to kill his
wife with q pistol on another occasion testi.
fed to, but was prevented by his
On the latter occasion defendant
from which he nred ive bullets through the door
fronting Pacific street. thereby endangering
passers by. He was subsequently sent 10 the In
cbriate Asylum upon his own application for treat
mcnt, but ON being discharged resumed his old
habits. II is also alleged that no malicously in.
requesting that no person should trust his wife.
When the summons in the action brought by his
wife was served 1t IL alleged that he
shortly after sot fire to tho promises aud to
he applied for readnsson to tho 1ncbriate Asylum,
where he Is ut present. Tho defendant, whose busi
Is tnat of undertaken, for many years held tho
position of sexton of st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church of brooklyn. Ho and his wife acquired con-
siderable real and personal property. His intcm-
pcrance has, however. 1t Is asserted. cntailod
branco and debt upon the property. Tho wiio
obtained from her husband, legally when he was In
lucid interval. ali his interest IN tho remaining
property. Judge McCuc confirmed the report Of the
counsel fee and costs and ordered that Judgment for
limited div orce be entered.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
THE IL ROADS.

Assemblyman Hepburn, chairman of tho Assem-
bly, Committee on Railroads. who is stopping ut tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel, SAID yesterday that the public
sessions of the committee i'll this city would be re-
sumed on Friday morning After concluding their
present investigation of the Eric and Central rail
roads Mr. Hepburn says the subject or the "L' rail-
roads will be taken up time next week.
and these corporations will be subjected thor
ough and searching investigation such the pub
lie, he says, seem to demand. Mr.. Hepburn says
that since the committee has begun its work moth
ing has been generally urged upon the commit
tee and by 30 many prominent citizens as an in-
vcstgatiou of tho 'L" roads. The alleged imme
Watering OF their stocks right after the adj
Journmcnt OF the Legislature is generally
set forth in the complaints. he says argument
to show that high rates OF fare will be maintained
says. will be to ascertain what was exactly the cost
OF the roads and whether ive cent fare would not
to those who had built them at least ten per
cent return on their investment. Tho attention OF
tho committee had been called to the tact that by
the consolidation of tho two IL" roads tho
stock OF the two companies had Just been doubled,
IL had been stated also that while the roads
bonded AMI stock Tor s4j.OOO O0O their actual cost
was probably not ovor $5.OuO,O00. MIR. Hepburn
responsible officers of the roads and such other
witnesses could testify to tho true cost
OF the roads, and. IL necessary. they would
also carefully examine the books OF the companies
to get at the truth Another subject which would
probably cone also before the committee was
whether the injured property owners should not
ture aud whether tho roads should be COM
pollcd to pay such damages as were reasonable and
proper to com pcnsate the property owners tor the
injury indicted upon them by tho running OF the
trains. Mr.. Hepburn, In speaking OF the persons
who had urged this investigation. said there were
among them some of the highest officials of the city
government, but us their communication had been
made privately no did not care to give their names
Tor publication.
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dent. Chief Given testified that Parrish admitted
that he constructed the machine about three weeks
ago. and that 1t had remained in the desk ever since
Mr. Parrish was held for further hearing on
Friday next and i'll the meantime was remanded TO
the County Prison.
PARRIsHs FRENCH
Many who know Parrish call him eccentric,
and say that he is especially astray rs to his claim
against the French government. His literary pro
duction ON the subject referred to in Philadelphia
paper Is named "Details of Unpaid Claim on
France Tor 2iWO,o00 francs, Guaranteed by the Pa
role OF Napoleon H." IN this pamphlet the
case stands thus;--In 1853 he submitted
to Attorney General Gushing memorial pro-
posing n military expedition to Africa
nomially to explore the valley of tho Niger, but i'll
fact to develop the aurferous regions OF the Kong
Mountains, on the west coast. and annex them as
colony to the United States; but our government
declined to participate in the expedition. so Mr.
Parrish laid his proposition before Napoleon H..
who promised TO pay him 15 000. .000f soon as the
authority of France should be established in amy
portion Of the indicated territory. He nfers that
had reached 24.O0O000f. ny accrued interest ana he
states that the expedition fitted out and that
France claimed the lands. but refused to recognize
his claim or the word of the Emperor.
Parrish said this morning to visitor that he
thinks the reason the boy not killed by the ex
ploson was that he stood at the right band end OF
theesk and leaning 1t, unlocked and pulled out
the drawer with his left hand, tho one he lost.
Standing ut the end he could see any coming in
at the door. and stand up. giving no one cause to
suppose hc was trying to get into the drawer.
Colonel Buzby and others having desks III the office
have vouchcd for tho boys honesty.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
STONEY BROOKS MYSTERY.

The final examination into the mysterious death
of Thomas Lyons in d. W. Sherry's barn. Stoney
Brook. L. l.. on Juno IA. was begun before Justice
O. W. Rogers. acting Coroner. and District
Attorney N. d. Potty. in the ball room Of tho
stoney Brook Hotel, ut 10 o'clock yesterday.
Tho Coroner will give the to the jury this after.
noon. Ira Cufrc. colored, recalled. Ho made u
general denial of all knowledge OF the affair; no
now employed by Mr.. ID. W. sherry; witness said
ho never told one of his brothers that John Jones
was paid to keep still.
Mrs. Hunter, recalled, said she went to Shcrry's
house SaturdayDnght June 13; Mrs. Sherry was in
the kitchen; it was about halfpast eight o'clock
when Tommy Lyons came in with a coal scuttlc he
soon left tho house. going toward the barn; he
largo straw hat. striped shirt and light brown
pants; she saw the same clothing after Lyons
death; Mr. Sherry was greasing wagon near the
barn. the large barn doors open. but she
saw Lyons so in
Mrs. Esther Ann Townsend lived at Stony Brook
about four months and washod for the shorty fam
ily. She never heard Mr.. sherry mention Tommy.
Paul Caesar (coiorod) sho said, told her in July,
after coming from of the inquests, that
the first blow poor Lyons got was down in
Shcrry's cellar near cider barrel IIo said
ho could name the man who Sherry strike him.
Paul told hcr this. she continued, three different
times. Paul said as she alleged, that he didn't toll
all he knew at court because he didn't want to hurt
the Shorrys. At this stage of the proceedings the
court adjourned until Ciesar should bc produced,
when the will DO given to the jury.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
INDICTED FREEHOLDERS.

The Court House of New brunswick. N. j., WA
crowded yesterday afternoon by citzons from miles
around to hear read by Prosecutor OF the Pleas
Cowenhoyen the indictments against twenty-thre<
of the thirty members of the late Board OF Chosen
Freehoiders of Middlesex county. The defendants
are all of respectability and standing in the
community. One by they came before
Judge ScEdder to plead to the indictments
found against them by the Grand Jury
They each charged with taking the funds of the
county wh!ie holding official positions, in violation
OF law and in excess the value of services rcn.
dsred by them. The particular offence specified il
charging mileage to and from the meetings of the
Board. and also Tor dinners furnished for them
against the law which prescribes that treeholders
shall only bo allowed 81 per diem for each days
vice rendered the county. The following are the
of the indicted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +.
Howell. of South Amboy. director OF the
present Board; George Thompson. or Gran
bury: G. II. Warno, Stats +. Randolph.
Warne and Thomas A. Wyckof. OF Mon
roe; David Il. Appegate aud l.. X. Pierce.
of Perth Arnboy; Hampton Cutter. Peter Il. Bergen.
Philip Kuhlthan, Forman Martini William Edgar
and George Such. OF Sayreve; A. J. Coddinton. X.
II. Rathbun and Thomas atacan of Perth Amboy;
Abal Price. Manning Freeman and Isaac n. Blew
Freeholder W. y. strong indicted for furnish-
ing supplies to the county while in an official posi-
ton. He pleaded guilty but all the others pleaded
not guilty, and gave bonds i'll $500 each to appear
for trial.
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A FATAL SUPPER.

Nichola and Decenza vorpc. brothers. aged re-
spcctively ten and eight years. before going to bed
on Monday night ato some cold cooked cabbage
and milk At tho approach of morning Nichola
was takcn with vomiting and cramps. Tho other
lad soon after developed similar symptoms. BE-
coming alarmed. the parents called Ia DR.. Sansoni.
OF No. 63 spring street. The physician applied
dies. but failed to stop the vomiting couvulsos
Nichola died at i've a. NJ and Decenza at seven
O'Clock Deputy Coroner McWhinnie made AN at,-
topsy on the bodies OF the children, but failed to
detect tho prcsoicc of any active poison. Tho
stomachs preserved for medical analysis. Yes
tcrday the brothers buried from their home in
the Of No. AZ Crosby street, and the italian col
ony thcreabouts Joined with the parents in wailnp
over their remains. Wreaths OF flowers encircled
the children brows.
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THE DEADLY MACHINE.

MAJOR PARRISH, OF PHILADELPHIA, sURREN-
DERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN POLICE
CoUnT-HIs CLAIM ON THE FRENCH GOVERN
MENr.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. T. 1870.
The ingenious inventor and sole proprietor of tho
internal combination Of shooting irons which
plodcd yesterday morning In his Office. nearly taking
the life OF Office boy. Major Robert A. Parrish Jr
attorney at law No. 900 South Sixth street. Walked
into the Central Station this morning in
cool manner. carrying small satchel, as
IL he had come to put up for o
while ut the citys free hotel. and in
quirod for tho Chief OF Police, Mr.. Given. Being
referred to that officer he extended his hand and in
troduced himself saying in rational and pleasant
manner:-"Mr. Given. you are the Chief of Police of
Philadelphia. This morning. while reading paper
at my home at Masonville. N. j.. my eyes were
attracted to article relative to explosion that
had taken place at my office in South sixth street.
That being the first intimation had OF the affair.
immediately prepared to visit this city to give my
self up. and hero am. lam anxious anybody
to have this matter thoroughly sifted. ! have at
various times lost articles-writing materials and
legal documents-from my desk in the Office, and in
order to secure the intruder constructed tho
chine some months ago. thinking by that
could catch him. Tho drawer must have been un-
locked by of false keys. and then drawn out,
which caused the explosion"
BEFORE A JUSTICE.
When he had finished the Chief extended to him
tho hospitalites of his mysterious back room and
bade him wait till he was called. Later tho day
he was brought out. along with his satchc which
everyone seemed to avoid IL it not so inno-
cent as IL looked and possibly contained another in
fcrnal machine. and placed before Magistrate
Smith. who addressed tho smiling aud. in his own
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

CARELESS USE OF KEROSENE.

Considerable alarm was caused about thrcs o'clock
yesterday In the vicinity of tho metropolitan Hotel
by sudden burst of fro from three story brick
building In the adjoining block. No. 5Gi broadway.
The flames poured through tho front third story
windows threatening to cnvclop tho entire edihcc.
Tho danger scomed to be the moro imminent on ac-
count OF wooden cornico which fringed a line OF
attic windows and coLically shaped wooden
structure on the roof Tho prompt arrival OF tho
hrcmen, however, soon suhducd the fire. with but
comparatively slight damage to the building. The
principal sufferer II. Hellwig, manufacturer
OF flowers aud feathers. who employed about twenty
five girls. The latter made good their escape IN
safety. Stock aud hxturcs were completely dc.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

GREENFIELD'S ALLEGED CRIME.

REMARKABLE SCHEME TO FASTEN THE MURDER
OF MRS. GREENFIELD ON TWO INNOCENT
YOUNG MEN--THE BASIS FOR THE NEW TRIAL
NOW GOING ON
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
$3.50 SYRACUSE, N Y, Oct. Z. 1879.
Interest In tho Greenfield murder trial increases.
O. is evidenced by the crowds of people In attend
snce, entirely filling every spot in tho court
:oom. nearly one-third Of whom ladies'. Tho
prosecution developed to-day what they called ono
If the many schemes of the defence to Green
aeld from tho gallows by deliberately manufacture
Ing evidence to throw the crime upon two young
mon named Kellogg. who live in the
vicinity of Orwell. Counsel for the prose-
cution. in questioning Henry Greenfield. u
brother of the alleged murderer, gavo this
story AFTER Greenfield had boon convicted in Os-
wego county and sentenced to be hanged, the family
wished to got trial. In order to do that Henry
Greenfield. brother of tho murderer. approached
'wo young named Grinnclls and Hopkins, and
offered Hopkins $50 to 90 into his scheme. Tho
night of the murder. the prosecution says, Grcon-
neld carried oil his doubc.barrocd gun and
Il. Greenfield affirmed in his examination that on
tho night OF the murder and just after II had taken
place, he two men leaving his house. one Of
whom had gun his shoulder.
A DESPERATE PLOT.
The scheme to get u new trial was that Hopkins
was to take the gun which the Witness Henry Green
hcld. would produce. and hide II somewhere in tho
vicinity OF tho house OF the two young men named
Aeilogg. and then at tho proper time got It, and thus
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

De NYsE-LE CoUST.-In Brooklyn. Z. D.. on
Thursday October 2 ut the residence of the BRIDES
father. by the Rcv j. Hyatt Smith. JAMES RrrcHrE
DE NYsE to MARY AGNES. eldest daughter OF Thomas
r. lie Count. No cards
McKENSEy-SMALL.-On Tuesday, October at
the residence OF the brides parents. at Whining
ton, ILL.,. by the Rev. Il. X. Wharton. WILLIAM j.
McKENSEY, of Brooklyn L. l.. to SUSIE. only daugh-
ter OF Daniel Small, Esq
WooDEUFY-WooDGArE.-O Tuesday. October 7.
1S79 at the residence of the brides parents by the
Rev. G.. II. Gregory. GEORGE A. WOODRUFF and JEN-
ME l.. WooDGATE all OF this city. No cards.
ZIEGLER-EUsrAPHrEvE.--.N Trinity Church, Buff
falo, September %. 1879. by the Rev. l.. Van Bak-
kelew. assisted by the Rev. Edward Ingcrsoll.
CHARLOTTE CARGL. daughter of the late A. A. Eusta-
England
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THE YONKERS TRAGEDY.

The inquest in the murder at Yonkers will be
continued ut nine O'Clock this morning. when the
District Attorney of Westchester County will be
present counsel for the people. 1t is intimated
that the two girls, Johanna Norris and Louisa
Welsh, who were stated to have accompanied Wild
mann and Brownee to Newburg. will be brought up.
1t is thought that of them was in possession Of
the pistol
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
THE RABfR MURDER CASE.
lny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. f,
prrrspuna. Pa, Oct. Z, IN

FTTIsBUNU, Fa, OCT. 7, IS7V
To-day, in tho supreme Court tho counsel for
Brandt and lIummcl, two OF tho convicted of
the Rabcr murder, in Lebanon county, asked have
the argument for the motion for q new trial post
poncd on account Of want OF preparation on the
part of the condemned. Although the District
Attorney of Lebanon opposed the motion. the Court
put off the argument until the hrst Monday In
January, 1880 Nabor was the who was MUIR
dered for tho insurance his lifo
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

The exhibition ut the students reunion held in
the rooms of the Art students League last cven-
ing, consisted OF series of twelve etch
ngs by Whistler. presented by Mr.. W. II.
Harrison, and dedicated to the artists brother
in-law and whilho intimate, Seymour Haden and
number of photographs of sculptures and pictures
in the Corcoran Gallery OF Art sent TO the League by
that institution. The casts i'll the antique
made fine showing and were much admired.
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AN ATROCIOUS MURDER.
SUNBURY, Pa, Oct. z, IS

SUNBURy, Pa, Oct. Z, 1879
At Nanticoke. Pa. John Malady, the captain of a
canal boat. beaten to death at midnight last
night. on the Nanticoke treste bridge and his dead
body was thrown among some timbers. Two
men. one of them named Eckert. were arrested this
morning as the murdorers.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

stroycd, and the loss is estimated at 5000. Kaun
man Brothers. on the second floor. had thcir stocs
slightly damaged by water. About $4,000 VIII ropEii
the damage To the building. The ire originated On
the third door by boy accidentally pouring kero'
4 stove.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
RlRTk.i

LEDERMAN-CEILER.-Miss MINNIE CELLER to
SAMUEL LEpERMAN, both of Brooklyn. No cards.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
MARRIED

ByRNE.-October G. inst. MAMIE g.. wife OF
Thomas +. Byrne. Esq. of q son. Mother and child
well and improving.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
HoNoRs AT THE MUNICH INTERNATIONAL ART
EXHIBITION.

The first class medals have boon awarded to the
exhibitors the Munich international Art Ex-
hibiton. follows:-France-MM. Guillaume
Bouguereau. Leon Bonnat and Jean Paul Laurens.
Hungary-M. Michael Munkacsy. Austria--M. H..
Cannon. Prussa-MM. ". Mcnzel and A. T..
Werner. Hamburg-M. G. Oestcrley. Jr. belgium
NJ. Emile Wauters. 1taly-M. Albert Pasini Ba-
var,a-M. Franz Dcfregger.
The French have secured one-third Of the first
class medals and quarter of the second class
and or the honorable mentions. The only English
artist rewarded is Hugo Herkomer, Bavaran by
birth, but resident of England since his sixth
year. who takes q second class medal.
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