The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-17

road and man of great wealth. She was
noted also for her beauty and was known as
the belle OF Southern New York lie died
some few wears ago and two years later Mrs.
Stanclf married :. T. Reynolds, then cash
Ter OF the Chemung Canal Bank and cOmpar
aiiyely poor man. 4 handsome residence
on Lake street, worth $4,000. was their
home and their social position IS unques-
toned. They entertained haDdsOmeiy,-and
were among the most prominent citizens OF
the place. Mr.. Reynolds acted rs ms wiies
agent, and in addition. until few months
since was President OF the Elmira City saw
ings Bank.
The sensation may therefore be imagined
y hen itrecently transpired that Mr. Reynolds
and his wife bad separated, and that Mrs
Reynolds accused her husband OF misman-
aging her estate lie is now boarding az the
FTasier House. and the affair IS the topic OF
discussion not alone in Elmira. but through
on; Southern and Western New York, where
both Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds are widely
known. Mrs. Reynolds was at the time of
marriage and still is very wealthy Her hus-
band has had sole control OF her money, and
up to a few weeks ago disposed of il as he saw
lit, efecting, il is said, loans Oh real estate
erecting houses. purchasing business places
and investing in stocks and bonds
Recently Irregularities in the accounts OF
Mr. Reynolds appear 10 have been discovered.
Experts employed by his wife ascertained,
it Is alleged, that her money had been loaned
OF mortgages made out IN favor Oh Mr.. Key
rolds and that he had erected several resi-
dences and placed the titles thereto in his
own name. IL is further asserted that he be-
came the victim OF professional gamblers who
wandered this way, and also lost q considera-
BILE sum IN wheat and pork speculatiOns in
the Chicago market.
These disclosures caused n great cOnimOti0n
in the family, and finally led To ReynOid )
Withdrawal from the house. His personal
effects were sent 10 him, and heis now board
ing at hotel here, rs stated above.
Mrs. Reynolds is said to have been worth
Il 100000. Shortly after her first husband s
death her father, DIR. Eldridgc. died and the
bulk OF his property. about SljO,O0O, came to
Mrs. Reynolds. and thus she became aSsociat-
ed with prominent New York capitalists in
the EinuIa iron and steel mills. in which she
was q large stakeholder Mr.. Reynolds be-
came interested i'm the Southern Tier Savings
Bank and he soon rose TO the Presidency.
The business did not prove remunera,ivP,
however. and the affairs OF the concern were
( wound up about three yearsagO Since then
Reynolds has acted as dealer in real estate.
Ex-Judee J. Q. 4. EldridSe, Of POughkeep-
sic. brother of the deceased doctor and one
Of the executors of the estate. came here AT
the instance of his niece 10 investigate her
husbands accounts
Mr.. Reynolds met his children to day on
the street and kissed them ailectionately.
Peace TN the Cat i Hit Again.
New York Herald
According TO the stories told to Justice
Duffy in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday there was lively time tie day be-
fore in tine tenement house No. 427 West
Twenty sixth street.
II was sitting in me own room, Yer
Honor" said Mrs Margaret Treanor. "whin
Mary Murphy there bust in the door.
niyir said Wis, ay no to her whin she ketched
me be the hair O. the head and dragged me
down two flights o. stairs To the yard. where
she kicked the life out % me. IL TUX three
men to loose the hOnlt she had o. me hair"
'Did she pull any of your hair out;' asked
the Justice.
''Foor banfnls, Yer Onor,'
That's had; very bad. What have you
to say, Mary%
What have 10 say?" exclaimed the pris-
oner. why the outd irOp whit inter the alley
an kot hould iv me cat. She swung the
poor basic around be the tail and then kicked
her till she lay stiff an cowld in the gutther.
Yer can bet fixed her for IL. I'd have
dragged her down ten iioights v stairs. III
bet she'll lave me cat alone afther this.
- put ; &C.; nnde- 500 bonds to kh.tp the
peace. was the justices iAh
"Oh, I'll kaye the pace, said Mary. "till
she hits me eat agin. Thin there'll be war"