New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM EUROPE.

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Among the cabin passengers on the White Star
steamship Adratic. which arrived from Liverpool
Yesterday. were British Consul-Gcneral Archibald,
wife aud daughter Baron BleichrOeder Walter
Damrosch j. c. Bancroft Davis and wife, b. T..
Huntlev Adrian ISchu, wife and two daughters.
ii. L. Lloyd and wife, John Mccullough, George A.
Moss aud wife, NJ V. Provost and wife, >. Town
shend, wife and daughter, and the Rev &. L.
Walker
Charles Fink Adam IOnner. j. Flammang Pierre
Schaepertoers Jean GERBER August Weber and Is.
Ilskamp. and Professors Frederick J. Sedan and
ID. Bloomfield were among the cabin passengers on
the Red Star steamship Bclgenland, which arrived
from Ant eIp.
The White star Line viii start two steamships
for Liverpool io-day-the Britannia and the BalAc
both OF which will carry fair lists of saloon pas
sengers. The former will sail at p IN. and the
latter al 2:30 p. III. Among Others who Will sail
the Britannia are Messrs. Ka!nan2ha, Puanara,
Karvelo, KapeAa, Lowell and Maka.ua from the
Sandwich Islands, who are going to England 10 be
educated The Rev. Thomas ; Forsalth and wife,
w. A. Meredith, f. Hay and Mrs. Hay and Lady
WalrOnd are also passengers on the fntaninc. Inc
Rev. j. Fakkerm will sail with others on the
Egypt, OF tie National Line, at 2 p m'
WILLING, But NOT ALLOWED TO TESTIFY.
Judge COwing yesterday rendered bis decision in
regard to the admissIblty OF the testimony OF MIS-
Elizabeth HoVey against her husband, Ed"dId
UOvey, who IS On trial on charge OF murder In
killing his steI-in-law, Mrs Nctmilyea. Mrs.
HOvey. in answer to q question by Assistant Dis
trict-AttOrney Fellows, expressed her willingness
testify against her husband, and to tell the truth.
Her testimony WAS, however excluded by Judge
Cowing on the ground that wife and husband
could not be allowed 10 testify against each other
bv common law, and the law OF lS7O did not change
this rule. Mrs. HOyey was the only witness of the
shooting MIS-. Elizabeth Brown and other wit
nesscs testified that Hoyev was seen Immediately
sfter the shooting with pistol III his hand. Mrs.
Hernllyea rushed out of the room where the shoot
ing took place, ran downstairs covered with blood,
and died in the arms of Mrs. Brown. llOvey con-
fessed 10 Policeman Timothy and others that he
had done the shooting. The trial will proceed on
Monday.
HELD FOR VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW.
Charles d. j. Noclke. who was arrested by Tnspec-
tor Byrnes on Thursday, was yesterday rearraigned
examination Justice Ford required him to furnish
lottery law. August j. Lostein became his bonds
man. The money taken from the prisoners safe at
the time of mis- arrest returned TO him with the
exception of $50 That which he received was all
fore On money and amounted to about 5000.
w. f.. Hail. of No. 9SS Sixth-aVe., was held in
the Jefferson Market Police Court "A charge of
selling policy slip TO John K. Eaglesoo, q boy, of
No. 90 West feminist.
NEW MEMBERS OF THE RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Around a kerosene lamp yesterday afternoon
Colonies SchermerhOrn. LitchGed. Story and
Cowperthwait of the Executive Committee of the
National Rife Association, gathered at No I02
WjliaIn-st, Life members were elected as follows
MAYOR Low, ID. ID. Tool, Henry Huber, John Reid
Ramuel f. Sniien, l. Cairns, &. VI. Pratt and Major
Robert Adams IT, The organization OF a team for
1884 was discussed. Secretary seabury states that