New-York tribune., 1885-03-11

Excnange In Ihe ef,cor of the Western Union Com:
many saId YESTERDAY that the time was consiaoIso
action was intended 10 weaken tne oppos''ion'
AN OVER-MARRIED POLISH HEBREW.
Secretary Jackson at Castle Garden. had PROD. Prod.
lem laid before him YESTERDAY o
teen puzzen from which SO many peoPie Iism;ss
mental di>ursapSe cna nS Polish Hebrew
now forty years old. lived IN sn,a taIro vaars aro
Hungary, where he was married tWeavg yod end tnot
Six years later he Psansbter with bim His
his Tfe ofterMard married another man
and then Josef provided his daughter WIN s
one. and Josef left his wife and came 70 ua's s
country aud settled in Polish Hebrew colony a.
Two years ago Josef learned from his brother
that his abandoned wife had remarked and nao
another child. Then Josef felt 1ree aud marriea
comely girl of the colony, the result being amorncr
to Hungary for his little girl TO- come
to America and she arrived on the steamer Wieisnd
on Monday with Josefs secODd wife. When JOSEF
went TO Castle Garden yesterday he was astonished
| to no greeted by his abandoned wife and learned
from her that she had become tired or her seconu
husband and concluded 20 return to her nrst love;
His third wife supported him in his pr 3test aea
this, when suddenly there was new pshonJ
| 1t was learned that his third wife has h9soana
| living IN Hungary aud en- 1t was agreed that
Josef should turn her away and rctake TO ms pos2n
TO shared his homes, double MS anu ,S a
mn,tsd family walk ed ont of Castle Garden there
was some speculation to whose husband josef ls'
| and who will be tine next victim.
| CONDITION OF ESSEX MARKET BUILDING.
Sanitary Engineer Golden yesterday sent to the
Board OF Health TWO surprising reports concelnh9
| the Essex Market Building aud the prison attached
| to the Essex Market Police Court lie lnspecteu
the market building, and particularly that portion
occupied as the 1lh kegment Armory on UnaaS snrnng
| which foul Odors from tine sewers entoieu
the ar@ory rooms while ann,octdd ahe dirsafiS %asIS
| With the soil pipes. HIS inspection OF the prison
| was made yesterday. In the cellar he iound IN in
| open mau-bole through which gases issued IRON thc
sewer freely. The soil pipes III the prison were not
| trapped and the system of drainage was sucn ,pao
| q separate supply of sewer cas- was ploVlnea loI
| each cell MIR GOlden's Iecommcnc atlOns arc uhat
| the systems of drainage in bOth buildings snal Dc
| entirely remodeled. His report was referred to the
| Commissioner Of Public Works.
| DR.. Day. Sanitary superintendent, informed the
Board that manure beng removed from all
the dumping places in the city I,ster tlan IL was
deposited except at the foot of West F1fty-eiehh-
| ST. L. James called the Boards attention 10 the
| bad condition of the pavemehts III AVenre-O aug
in Last Sixteenthst. near the ReceDlloh IioSpa, S,
Works be asked to MAKE necessary repairs III order
that patients on the way to Tho hospital may not
| be injured.
FORECLOSURE SALES OF REALTY.
| The principal sale of interest at the Exchange
| Saesroom No. III Broadway, yesterday. was that
OF the estate of Felix Astorln, by order Oh Ju.es
| Rcvnal the executor 1t comprised down own
business property and some West Sioe Dwellings.
| No l21 Liberty-st. was sold to Joshua Jones for
| S36.OOO and the same purchaser paid
$4,000 for the building running through from IN
| No "a Thomas-st. to No. 1919 Duane-st. No. 81
| West Ninth-s was ,ught by ID. NJ. Seaman for
$14,25O No: 92 Eighth ave- 10y ). a. Srissen3 e. ,ao
helmsG foF Ss Vest No. 4G9
EIghth-ave sold for S1s.1 SO to b. b. airchiId ond
| No. 40 Eighth,ave at the corner OF lhiIty- rI
second-st., tor $33, 100 10 James McCIena5an dho
| total proceeds OF the sale amonhted ~ SzZoooo.
J.. F. B. smyth sold two handsome Dwellings NV y n
Msst Gr s 5o and respecvy s"
| houses were buIit by John Z. Donnelly and the'
pricc for the two was oniv 1000 above the mort
under foreclosure twenty-one houses between Lex
ington and Thmd-aves., two IN One-hu.drci-and-
seycnth-st which brought $4,000 eacn, and the
others IN ghth-st which sold al
prices ranging from 5000 TO 5000. Most al the
houses were bought in for the plaintiff, the other
BUYERS being j. Bentley Squire, John OBrien ana
| Ii. WIonkow.
CABLE RAILWAY COMMISSION RULES.
| The Cable Railroad Commission yesterday took
| the testimony of william B. Tuthi who said that
after examining the cable railroads III o.er oi'ios
| he had become impressed with the desraDIty OF
having such roads IN New-lork. senator John w.
| Boyd counsel for the Commission. read two addI-
tlOnal rules of procedure providing mat suDpDnas
| shall be issued in which AFFIDAVIT is made
that the attendance ofwtnesses cannot be procured
otherwise, and that every effort mas been IN de 10
Ohtain their aiidavits Such witnesses VIII DO cx-
amned from March 13 to March 20, aud the SUM-
| ming up will begin March %. The time Tor hl-
ing afi 1avits is extended 10 the 10th.
Joseph b. Eccleeine asked that sqbpgnas issno n,
for the following witnesses, whom he desired 10
in % CpRGSop sS va. to " ne e efH' F. A. %n
Stevenson Iowle General Rcome, president of the
Consolidated Gas Company; George. StaDchn
| Henry Z. Allen John L. Kennedy, Herman r.
Le Roy, Andrew J. Murphy. Johr o; Crlmmins
j. Hilton Scribner. C. Dinsmore W lyman, wallace
c. Andrews, T, Nagle, DT. Wooisey Johnson ueh-
eral Eebert L. Viele and others
| The Commissioners announced that the suopG-
mas would be issued if the rules were first COM
piled with.
ACCUSED OF KILLING A LIVING WOMAN.
Rosa Dreyer age twenty. the second wife OF her
husband. VINO lives at No. 81 Divlsion-st., is ap-
parently not liked by the children OF Dreyers first
wife. Her husband is nearly twice as OLD as She
Some of the children charge that Mrs. pTeyer set
Rachel Dreyer age four, on not stove on fepruary
| was begun yesterday before Judge Gildersieeve.
| Civil Justice Stecklcr was the de1endants coui-
sci, and called as one OF his witnesses & Henry
| prove some statement OF Mr. Dreyer. Assistant
District-Attorney Bedford asked on the cross-ex-
| animation:
| Haven't you been arrestedf =.
MI BodforJ-Are you you not arrested once
murder
The spectators showed surprise at the careless
manner of the witness. ana Mr' neoioro
aHwn w Mas shst said Judge sooser to the
witness. Tell us all ABOUT tnau. A., ,,
"rhey said once SAID the witness that killed
q woman with stick, but she is alive now and In
good condition."
The case will continue to-day.
DR. BURCHARD TELLS WHY HE is RETIRED.
The retirement of the Rev. Dr. Burchard from the
active pastorate of the Murray Hill Presby terian
Church caused a revival of interest YESTERDAY IN
the political prominence which he ga'ned last IAN
In reply to inquiry as to the causes OF his retire
ment he SAID:
My congregation and myself on the best oil terms
Politics has in sense affected tho chLIch Decant