New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
cp.zrp ny HER HUSBANDS DEATH.

CRAZED BY HEX
Mary E somy f from hPis fSld Fails this
IT, Al, years ago got employment as uiess-
maker. and boarded In Harlem. Two wears N saoc
sn ~. wa" soasting steamer, Who was drowned six
months ago The news Of his death gave inc yomng
widow terrible shock She was o'ers In b cg 70
wander about In search of her husband, ana oi,en
went wn to tho docks TO await his coming; LIN Hnu
day she registered vow that che woqla no, sYep
until She found him aud she couid not be prcvalleu
upon to 20 to bed. Her mother vas sunn3 2i,s'
ard in August took her TO hifn,an ny from rom
home aud came again. to this CITY,
Yesterday an officer found her IN Macy s,oiei
staring wildly before her She went qn,, etUssvp
where She sal down. still statiig without woi
Tie officer placed her under arrest. hen ne tpoR
her 10 the station he found that her mothet ipu az
,eaiy hpen there In the Jefferson Market fplce
tnurf fine me-, her made an affidavit stating that the
daughter was OF unsound mind. Justice ,Ia',I, ~
ss nnns, woman refused 10 go With him. Turning TO
II" sare Sue demanded % know WHY she had beeH
gasht pccs t sn H.. Nv r PgPs9af aafi a '
'ns uihnF",' Said iadep faitis9n Nsen qte SICK and
ws Nai a,,fy Tth n sGn tSthSif II ses IT.
sssptasW ,,ssihhd MlhlA SHE M9hel Indignant
NNhese i inst SIGNATURE = she asked
nitfh "a aai IS sese tes' ihs teHf stIhg9ti;
~ fBN Eatp 400 lNtlsltl lqii, tHflaintrg, mn w
sgnNe nasa assuming ~ ii'' ann, ~ le,"s H vp,a
itm,ghi nu, hplurd she paNspned We inilHN hps
Mpllss ieNala tNa pllsp'h
TROUBLE IN A HARLEM Niiuhpih
Tho Rev. Charles H. smyth, acting pastor pl we
unitcd Freshly tolian ihninl ~ INV
sixteenth ST., noar lhlIu-hNo,' 'Vn''i us r,hn
occupied on SUNDAY morning by IN uaWh oa'nl'
''a'ilood morning. Dr. Campbell" said Mr. smyth'
"s s.nnn sn",ung slr Smyth,n replied Mr. Camp
hell q am here 10 preach by the authority vi III
White Of tho Charles street Cnn',h ,o,,, yon %
,,oach nr campheliH Mir smyih retunod
WARMLY. "lhis ia my pulpit until please to resign
"awel, intend to preach. Mr., smyth," persisted
~ b Ss'S You said Mr. smyh elcppna up 70 Che
pulpit aud resting an elbow on the bih'e; nay"
been appraised of your intentions ana h"Vo u"
oniccr lotc 10 foil them 4. ,o
lilo turned over tho leaves preparatory " n',
ginning the service, Df Campbell, aiiof whi,hlns
Him norvously few moments, observed so9
you have policeman hs,s, M, s r,, aLe r" "H
occupying u pew during the sermon Nhon nv
collection was taken, two of the trustees tlieu 20
have the money gwen TO IT. Iap noe, ,r Ta.
Peter jeffrey and 5. Dale two trustees opPosed.t9
MIR smyh declare that he has made mischief ana
them in the Presbytery, which were dismissed on
FRIDAY two weeks ago, and the PresOytery' theY
saw ordered Mr.. Smyti's removal tt, n,
~ Their proceeding, are all irregular" said MT
Smyth yesterday to Q TRIBUNE reporter anu al g
prompted by jealousy. i was regularly appo'nto99
pastor of the church by the Presby'ery' , and
approyed by the General Assembly. and have
tie support Of than sixty ont OF about seventy
of the churches and scannot be removed unless
choose TO resign do not intend to at present any
rate and think DR.. Campbell and his friends VIII
lind that they have taken the wrong course"
HOW MADAME AIRLINE GOT HER TRUNKS
Inflammation was received at the Custom House
Yesterday that a woman with fascinating man
Ters +, known as Madame Airline OF Paris and fhl-
adepbia had been arrested In Chicago ana SIX
large trunks filed with miscellaneous assortment
Inv the customs officers there. These trunks ar
rived i'm this city the steamship Nornande IRON
Uayre on November / l. and the officers OF the sur
yeyor's department seized them Madame Arilhe
rcprcSented that the goods Were simply Ill transit
for Cuba and the officers sent the trunks 10 the
Public Stores until they could be transferred 10 'hc
Havana steamer. ., ..
II seems that the trunks were afterward permit
ted TO he taken from the Public stores anu ~ -
presumed that the owner secured then release uh-
dor the provisions of a recent decision OF the SUI
prone Court in the case of Mrs AstOr. j MS ue-
.ioion. which 10 now appended TO All ueclara-
tiOns" to be filled out by passengers, Is az 1oows
The United states Supreme Court has decided that
urdrr The clause IN the free list which eXelnpts from
duty wearing apparel In actual Use mot meIclanuse OF
,rrsous in the United States there shall be IN
,nded wearing apparel owned by the passenger ami in
rendition 10 he worn At without further maniac-
ture brought with him as passenger ana intehdeu lor
the of himself or ms family VINO hG,oinPa
MED him Messengers and not for sale or purchased or
impurrd for other persons or TO be gwen away sun
able for The of the year when was Ihhitiatey
nuuruachng ut the time OF arrival not cNceeuihP III
autifv ar uuaty or value what the passenger was IN
thp habit OF ordinarily providing fOr hinseH ana hls
family at that time and keeping ON hand for he ana
habits I'm iir even though such arcles hau NOT peeh "c
tually worn.