New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
BACK TO YONKERS.
TIE CoACHMANs WIFE RETURNS.
ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY-A MEETING, But
NO RECONCILIATION.

The first faint gray light Of the morning was
shimmerinR on the Hudson River yesterday when
long train of passenger coaches rolled
into the Yonkers station coming from
the northward There had been some festivities in
Yonkers during the night and largo crowd that
had been waiting III the station got on the train
When the last merrymaker had climbed on, and
while the engine stood impatiently putting,
party Of three women and one man came ont Of the
last slccping-car and stood still on the platform
though they had landed in a strange place
Policeman Dinsmore, who was in the depot
gazed at one of the women and muttered, Well
bless my eyes, but there's the mysterious
female detective who was here on Friday night
and there's Vic and her husband
The tram began 10 roll ont of the station aud
Dinsmorc called ont to Conductor WIckcs
Where did you take 'em on ?!
They got on at Troy replied WlcteS
Three of the four who stood shiyering in
the night air were Ernest Schelling, OF
Ilulskamp, the coachman son-in-law of Mr..
Morosini. with his wife Victoria and Mrs Stolpe the
wife OF the NcwIork bcer-scller the fourth
none other than the mysterious woman who la.
been giving much trouble to detectives by call
ing at the shop Of Hulskamp and Stolpes.
in West Broadway in a cab and then suddenly dis
appearing m Jams Of vehicles.
lEllNh 10 oil \ iAiNlN lN'ts
N'rs IIuskamp clung lovingly to the arm Of her
husband as the party started to leave the depot
and walk mp to the town. They had no
baggage; not even Crip-sack was
carried Ivy the groom. The bride wore the dark
dress she had borrowed of Mrs. Stolpc the day she
was married. Her face was hidden behind blue
veil. llulskamp was riggcd ont in brand new
suit Of mixed material. had ON dark
derby hat and carried % cane. They had
not proceeded far when they encountered
o ncwsman ON his way to get his bundle of news
papers. Schcllng asked the man If he could tell
them where telephone could be found. Ihoncws-
dealer directed them back to the depot. and they
went into tho baggagc-room. where there is telc-
phone
81 tell You s'o ia 80 dead etruce ON him." said
Dmsuolc aftrrvard. chat whcu asked
her il she vould SIT down I'm blessed IL
shc would leave him long enough to lot him talk
through the tclcphouc.'
Aclclhur tttcd to cali mp Conuct's lvory r'ahlc
and otdc, hnch llo vo,ucr,oue and could mot
mako hmsolt understood. pm,moro told the part,
Co wait In the dcpot aud hc would go MP 10 the
town and get 10 hu,k lor thrm They nat
down. and tur policeman hurried To the
AouLtfr Police station and reported to Sergeant p7
borne who wa, brhmd the desk that Moro
fnl's daughter D., come ia on the 3d. tIain from
Troy
"Phca' .aid the -crscant "eo wake up Cap
tain Maugm,'
IAEEN N rY TuE Police.
Captam Naucm when he heard the
interesting item of news bolted ont
Of bed aud huuicdly dressed himself
Then he and Dusmore started on a run for the
depot. Half way down they came upon Schelling
and the three women about to turn into Rgcrdale-
ave. the thoroughfare which leads to the Morosinl
home
Guess Won had better come with me 10 the sta
tion." said }laucin 10 Sohelne. and let me 90 mp
and appri,e Mr. Moro,ini Of your arrival
scbcllng showed no anxiety to meet his father
u-law and in q tcw minutes the party We're
seated IN the captains private rooms
i'm tie stauon. y MESSENGER was sent
for % carriage which droveup 10 the door IN q few
minutes Captain Mangin and the female detec-
i've got INTO the vehicle and were driven away 10
Mr. Moroslui's home. While they were gone VIC
toria and her hu baud kept mp conversation i'm
low tones. There Wa, no doubt IN
the mind Of the pclico sergeant who
eyed them askance that \ictora's love
was nfatuation. She clasped the coachman ten
derby about the neck and kissed him time and
time again. He returned her caIcS~es, but kept
sharp watch on the door, a, If expecting any mo-
ment to see the towering form of NorosinI entering
the station. The bride expressed a desire to eat
something and word was sent 70 Moultrie y Wood,
rcstaurant-keepcrs across the way, topreparc hot
breakfast for three. \ waiter brought over ham
and eggs. coffee and rolls and spread them on the
wooden table III the roo
Meanwhile the new, had begun to retabroad that
NoIosnis daughter had come back. and little knots
Of curious people began 10 gather on the sidewalk
,ul II tara int, the " iudov-S at the COupc.
BnorntR ,Np sIsrvR MEET.
A. $40. lust As the last remnants of the break
fast were being eaten. the hack ratified mp to the
door Of the station and Captain Mangn got out.
A dark-fcaturcd young man remained inside. He
was recognized by the groups OF staler
A. Attlla F. Noro-ui, the eldest son
Of MI NorosinL His face was pale. but showed
10 evidence Of excitement. Captain Mangm en-
tered the station. aud going INTO his room. told
Mrs ~chcllng. or Hulskamp that her brother
wished 70 zee her outside. Victoria went out
20 where the carriage was standing ana
walked up to tie open door. Inc
spectator, looked Cor scene. but there was none.
What was said 10y the brother to the sister couid
not bee heard They did not shake han's lhetc
was no sign of aicctionate greeting buI ii was
PLAIN thar AttIla was urging the nc"Iy-maIfi'"
wife to do something which she was resoIu'e lh
declining to do. once il" stretched out MS
arm and, half claspmg her about the waist sought
by gentle force to pull her into the vehicle le'de
him. She drew away from him aud again entered
the station and rcoined her husband.
At this iuucture the young man, who's" face had
grown paer than ever during this brief
interview. got ont of the carrmg' ana
followed hls sister INTO the station. A.
he did 50 CAPTAIN Mauciu called Schelhng
and hi. wife from the priyate room and the par
stood confronting young Morosini before the desk.
The Italians black eye, flashed only for an instant
as his gaze fell upon his new brother In-Ia"' out he
SAID nothing and did not stir out of his tracks
ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.
CT ,,,,.t .,,, ,o ,or Mr.. Schelliug" said the