New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

turned TO Winfield at 2;30 p. ~, soiaced blnseil
with beer and related his story. r.-,.,, orte,
At the Hotel Deyonshire IR,hUNE Tcp'Ib. had
learned Yesterday afternoon that Mrs. Alien na11
STAYED there of irregular intervals Tor severn
months For the last three or four Weeks sue onS
been there nearly all the Tune SAMMY sho n
De9rei exceedingly nervous keeping herself Iockem
nm in her room most of the time sunday heI pii
for abOnt two weeks room rent was presen.eu sm
she declared she had no money hllc ~ ,Io
of the clerk az she had always previously seem,,i,
we'll provided with cash. She went out toWaio
evening and returned with money enough 10 pay y
part only Of the bin Se ha 5f brougbf but was told
that they would be detained. wherenpon se leia eI0
house saying that she was gong 10 sec ID. -
the law mariner of Chirf Justice fr!nce' Wno was
~ War poctooes wcre opened Yesterday. One con-
ta,ned some oranges and bottle Ot wlnr' ah9tner
some pic and cake and third some VaiteoSs co'u
ing and piece OF thin dress goods, , H.. NJ,
Inc ren6rter learned from Mr.. 1arsell that MIS-
Allen called upon him sunday evening IN an an OK,
oted ate complaining OF the attacMs ,pI hecause
Ing 'IfiBUNE had stated That she had " to"-c"'-
Ored halr." ~ Ill NJ uoreeu
Il wish it to be understood" said nT ha drect
that he firm of Pm q haSell mas no urCo er
connectiou with Mrs A len. We nave Hcted aB ner
lrgal advisers several times in the last SIX months,
but it very doubtful If ehouIa aoI aj ncr couI So
said Sunlay evening. when asked about MARY
IIammcps bank book that servant foulu ~ III
swpeDinp and brought 1t to ncr and she gave ~ 10
the Girl Mary signed some checks and requested her
10 draw the money fer her, which she ana. one ue,
rca that she did not have the DOCK anu never nu'
had H. Iasked her if she knew where 1t was, ana
she said she thought she could fnd it. an answer
which didn't like. When Mrs. Alien was elected
from the Hammel house by a rather irregnl ar pro-
cess found that she held the decd to Marys right
in tho house. assigned her. rs she said. IN oonsdera-
ton of a payment Of $3.50. Tho deed had been
properly entered in tho County Clerks Office at ia
maIoa."
Mr.. Harsell seemed somewhat sceptical in regard
to the tale of Mary Hammeps suff,rings: When
Mrs. Allen left his house Sunday evening, she gave
no address. simply saying that she was going to
visit some friends. 1t was learned Mt Locust Grove
that among Mrs Aliens peculiar pOasesSions were
found thirty paint brushes and several SILK hats.
"And they haven't lound her," was the eXclama-
ton with which Mary Hammel greeted the lRIBuNE
reporter Yesterday when he called upon her ut Lo-
Gust Grove and told her of the unsuccessful search
Poor creature am sorry for her. But think she
ought to be locked up. Pd jump into the river
rather than live with ner aga'n. Don't yon THINK
they will fluid herf" She was assured that the
sea- ch would probably BIZ successful IN day or two.
Even IN hese few days May HamnePs appearance
has improved. She locks healthier and happier,
although still emaciated and thlny clad. " Mrs.
Alien has some of my cloths locked up ut Flush
ing" size SAID, land | want them. she used TO
bring out package, and bundles too Every night
about re O'clock when abe was there wonld hear
',nr going around and locking up the doors. Bat
L; all right now that Pm with my sister. l am
getting along nicely"