New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
TROUBLE OVER THE POPULAR LADY QUESTION

of the rabies aud was promptly 3hot. INC lp"H'niP
Committee will lie deked at I'd" next meeting 10 oru'F
the mailing OF al logs.
TROUBLE OVER THE POPULAR LADY QUESTION.
The members of the Methodist Episcoai Church ut
Smith Orange " j. GRE exercised over an unpleaS-
antness conEcr'ci with the holding OF TAR III me
church recently. Wien the lar Was begun hiskci
of wax flowers was presented 10 the MANAGERS bi
William II BRYANT member of the church. on hci3iI
of an official connected with the Park Bank IN TINS
CITY n WAS decided that the gilt should Ice ball TED
for nj cents vote the most popular lady 10 receive
the prize. The halloting was prcflIrh over ny Mss
Addic Wildcy, who was one of the leading canddaic'.
the other being Mrs. George Sweet who rre-idcd ~
The relrcs hmrni booth. When the fair closed 1t was
announced that Miss Nidcy had received i0N ont "t
I97 votes east. while Mrs. sweet received i votes
Charge, of uniairness were made by icnds OF the m
successful candidate. and il was asserted that on. man
had deposited 100 votes for Mrs S"eet. while SIX
other persons had Deposited so votes tli>s Wiid"y
and her Cirnds hrc1inc indignant and Miss Nildry'a
father declared that hc would push The matter " I"
the bitter end and compel those persons who claim to
have east mauy votes TO exnlan how they dld ~.
Mrs Sweciss i'll that she did not question the
fairness of the persons cOnccrncC. MISC Nhd'f-
family ana friends III favor of having the matter
publicly ventilated 50 that the yihdlelhon sbaH 10
public All q g parties are in good social standing.
CLrBs AND A REVOLVER AT SHORT RANGE.
An cycitin scene occurred yeserdny In the Office Of
Isiac EO.nainc, Master IN Chancery, 1t York ana
Washington sta. Jersey City. Mt Knmmne lad been
divorce snt brought hy Mrs Ousow the WIG of Rich
ari Onsow. one OF tao oldest and best known con
husband adultery and she has not lived with him
Tor two or three years. OIsiuw seventy iour years
oil persons In MT ROmaines Oince
Among them were CouuscllOrs sos and = CUTIE,
VINO represent the palnth and defendant Tcspectivey
Mr. aud MrS Frederick j. DcvCral, John Mhlln- ana
other gltuessr ard Councillor Msrne Snythr. pnSiow
entered and walking up 70 his wife, exclaimed: see
You are here you old bldus" Mr. Drvcrall loosed AT
him ind gnantiy and took step toward him when
Onslow drew cluD and struck him on tho head. The
blood spltrcd over the walls and Drvcra was stunned
for a moment, hut recovering sprang at O"sl"w
with All uucd sick. and terrific encounter followed
Mr.. E0Iu.iue cndcay0rcd 10 drag the men
apart and eivrd two or three blows Tor
MS mains OaslOw. finding his club OF
little srrVre, drew his revolver ANA began beating
Deyerall The head with H. som one shouted that ne
had revolver and lawyers ana witnesses wcr" loon
tumblug over each either IN their hurry To get down
stairs. Deyrra also broke away AMI ran down sl"fS'
taxing refuge Chinese laundry In the basement ne
women we're greatly frght"ued Mr. Scguiue ran To the
police station and informed Captain faircr that muir
tain Fnrr er and Jelly hI.t"nrd u the place.
On-ow had gone 10 Justice Lanes ONCE across the
street, and Mr Romaue was the only person ~ the
room. When the officers appeared Mr. b"Veral emerged
from the laundry aud de Jared that II anybody would
furnish him with q p-tp ne would t'1ch Ou-ov los
snn MrS. Dcyera,i aud Mrs On-low had washed the
blood from hi face Cu,lnw ma not return To the Once"
but no procured warrant the arrest ~ DcNcral oh
cbrrsc of as. nit and battery. M EnWainc wl report
the ARRAY the Chancellor. and we Ou.lpw punished
Mrs. DcNrrau formerly the VIE - George Austin
who iu I~-I cloprd vita Miss Mills. wealthy ynug
woman 81 jersey Cty Iu"y wcr" captured Al soi Bdhk
Mrs Austin procured divorce FROM her husband, ana
DcycraU VINO had warmly c5pou'~d her cause married