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New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
oEPTaIy OPAY IRISH PARLIAMENT.

-, si ,hth.st were crowded last eyeing W u
aTse audience to listen lecture by Graham the
on What is the Land Question lhiS W caocerned
lid too often treated Rs II IL cOhceln
.mnIy the agricultural interests Of Ireland;
involves the entire industrial ptODien' amS unon the
solution Of this irish land question. commend the pro
unsItion of the Government assisting 10 INC ~,
lie Land No country can be governed saey OK mei y
laws Of alien origin and least OF al by anG hat have
becn appen TO ireland where tho CONDITIONS arc 80 o.
wholly different. AH Irish Parliament however, & wtT M
We will soon have, may end the question on0o i0' "'''
Applause. ,,, - ;,,oro.tinc q
Edward r. McCrysta also delivered an 81 ts
sprech on The Irlsn Language and the Causon vi I
Dccadence" "Tbe Irish language" he SAID, b @ no'
spoken generally In Ireland, because tne oweVer
as we wiil soon have our own Parliament BACK a9"lni
such encoura cement may be given as WIZ orlns u,9 ~
Gaelic tongue To tho front once more lApplou'o4
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

BROOKLYN.

Tho body OF n drowned was found in the docky
terlay at Forty-secOnd-st
Mayor Whitney, Civil Service Commission yesterday
decided to for competitive examinations 10 oo
held in about three weeks.
General l. s. Catlin has been chosen Grand Marshal OF
the Decoration Day pirade and he has made General
fIoratio 4. King his adJutant
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. at President ana Hml,h
ha celebrated paying OF It's debt with specia ser
vices last evening.
Owing to the reduction OF the appropriation tor me the
Construction Department Of tho Navy Yard ny Slo'ouo
for this another wholesale discharge OF men VIII
take place
Three members OF the Salvation Army who were ar,
rostt for obsrucng the street at Fai6ush-aye. anu
Fnou.st on February 81. fined $40 each yestct-
day by Police Justice Walsh.
Tho Rev D. Smith will he installed this evening ~
pastOr OF Willow Place Unitarian chapel Inc i'N
Drs T. T. Hale. +. g. Peabody and A L. PUTNAM ana
the Rev T. c. Williams expected To take part III lhe
exercises.
The Nostrand Avenue and Prospect Park Railroad
COMPANY has bought tho property Of the North second
street Middle Village Company ana Will Institute
,Nstem OF transfers between the two lines
Hannah Fawcett age fourteen ONO. 493 Hlcks-st by
means of false key entered the rooms or Mlss katlo
Fbrza another occupant OF the house and burst open
a trunk from which she touK ring worth - ana SILK
handkerchief Alter the case had been reported 10 tue
police the child restored the property
The Edison Eec Tic Manufacturing Company mas made
arrangements TO remove its factory from Gorrck Ht,
New.Y.rk where about four hundred men are employed
TO North Tenth and Bedf6rdayr. block has beei
bought as "A site for the buildings AT cost ol
$4,000 IL il co ltempatrd to erect main building at
cost Of $4,000. foundry will be Ouilt III Berry-s|
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Auction sale of Morgan collection Chckerng Hail.
p. ,,.-, ,,.,.,, and corfcrrin,
Palhum, Cathedral 10 a. III. , :,
Holland murder trial. Court OF oyer ana lcImoi' -
a..
Chamber OF Commerce meeting, y. III.
PAYMENT OF pensions. Canal aud lAght SIS. go
Fu1eral OF William Heath 81. Tholnass church. ~
a.
81 Nicholas Society Delmonlco's, $50 p. M
Professor Herring before Science Matinee CluD, IOtcl
Brunawick, IL a. ,,--...,
Professor Churchill before society OF hech'hos anu
TradesInen Stenwdy Hall, y. III.
Clau-naGacl Society cclrbratOh ol hoOelI LihiheI
blrtDday Academy OF Music, p NJ ,
Volunteer Exempt and Veteran Flrcmehs sons A"'o
citation ball, irving Hal, O. enlng. - ,, =, .,
Py
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
Ay DaVIDs0N'S LIFE IN HAvAYA.

All doubt rs to the present abiding place OF
ALEXANDER v. Davidson the fugitive oX-Shcr1 has becn
ct AL rest by discovery that two days before tho
first arrest was granted against hln ho had
quietly sailed for Havana und"r his own nanr as st
cabin plsseuger the steamer Guy OF Alexandra Of
c Alc1anurc Line. Tuc steamer lot tins clty Un Feb
ruary and Mr.. Davidson landed under tue protecting
guns OF MORO Castle February 10. lie 10 Leading
fe of great keclusiOn Havana, being seldom
unOn the streets 1nOse who have seen him describe tho
fngitive as bciug broken health aud looking badly
MI Dayd.Oh's intention to prOOng hls stay In
havana and to 20 housekeeping Is evident by The fact
that ON the Guy OF Pucbla, which sailed for havana
February 20, his wife went To JOIN hiin.
order of Clerk Martin. who has been ylgautly
watching MIR. Davd-uns former home IN the Nintn
Ward tor the eX-Sher said yesterday that Mr. David
son WAS safe requl-tOn ln Havana. What wealth
Mr. Davidson took with him Is not known. for IN AHA
NOT take counsel with his creditors On the day before
he sailed his household effects sold 10 satisfy a
mn
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
NEW-YOhK CITY.

Excise Inspector Henry Opp, who had been ac-
cused of neglect OF duty III laIilhg 10 mdhc pI"PoI
reports, was dI Ismissed yesterday.
.'spot" cotton was quoted at 8 cents Yesterday,
an advance of l. of a cent over Tuesday aud other
grades were from twenty to thirty p0lHtS hiSher
The Manhattan Athletic Club will hold its an
nuaI summer games at It's grounds at Elgh'y-SlAth-
Il. and EIgnIh-aVc. on June ~
Nicholas Klein fell through the hatchway at No.
G7 Fr0nt-,t Yesterday and was taken TO Chambers
Street Hospital where he ded'
Roswell r. Flower yesterday sent check for 500
to the Rev. Henry Kimball Tor the poor iaIHIHcS
who gather semI-weekly III the Dabcheut oI inc
City Han ana receive fOOd.
At the Church of the Epiphany, Madlson-ave.
and Slxty-f0urth-st, lecture WIZ be gwen TO-,
night by William Bradford on Polar World
Wonders.
Professor II. II. Boyesen will discuss The
French Novelist" at Columbia College on Sa.ur-
day. at the first of his SIX lectures on Inc len
Gency OF Contemporary Literature"
Miss Clara Spence will give an evening of reclta-
tion and song tonight at the University CluD
| heatIe. She Will be assisted by MISS henrietta
Beebe, Mrs. Gerrit Smith and W. III. Beckett.
The Grant Monument Fund was increased POI
Yesterday by number Of subscriptions thfough y
| f. Wooster cashier of the Newport National BANK
making the total to date 81 ll5,sSO 9Z
! The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association yester
day received $3i4 30 IRON the Kev; Il w. laney
cf lecture delivered by General James k
| O'Belrne.
| LARGE GOLD EXPORTS.
In addition 10 the gold bars shipped to Europe
Yesterday HeIdelback, IckelheImer ~ co. SEN
$3.50, 900 and j. b. Colgate & Co. 49,, 900 III goit
com. The $500, 900 engaged by Kldder Peabody
d Co. will be forwarded to-day. | he actual eX
ports yesterday amounted TO 81 100000.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HANCOCK FUND.
The contributions to the Hancock Fund yester
day were A. Van SantvOord, 300; Stlrrup" Slt
and through j. NJ Matthews. $26, as follows
| William X. Mcdaniel SO John Mccarthy, 50
George :. Haley, So A. Mckenzie, $5; J. NJ. Mat
| tbews So, and Eugene Fades, 81. The fund nov
amounts to $685. .62l.
| OFFICERS OF THE NAUTILUS BOAT CLUB
At the annual meeting and dinner OF the Nantilu
| Boat Club of Brooklyn, held on Tuesday Edwar
Pearson was elected president; William DenseI
| vice -president Abram Il. Pruden, captain, an
| Rudolph HIllman frst-lieutenant. Ihe annua
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

.SHIPPING NEUS.
.,-,,s con - urFrf,s - fs-.hANs

steamer Egyptian Monarch 'gr, Morgan London Feb -
with mdsc - passengers To Patton N'AeI' e" AT
Sf steamer ,Gcr A9eTs Hamburg Fso ls Win mies
s,eamer Bohemia Gorj Karowa Hamburg Feb IS. with
passengers to kunharit & Co Arrived at the Bar
at Labrador tFr De Aautcrve Havrc Feb 20 with
dc and cabin 800 stcerage passengers to Lousdo
ssaacr a%l@ sT g% ls@'c v rost spain Ily 10 &ays
INC ansr l, m rnnad (,r Frazer Hcmuna Gdays mdsc
and A., passengers OutcIbrdge Co AtriVedat the
scamcr porta r, Dawson Johns NJ. via Halifax
win md.e ana passengers To Rowland ~ AspinwAn
steamer hudson tlremh Ne" Il,Hh' frn - ana l"r'
steamer ii raso CaicL New orleans Feb 70, with mdsc to
4ea@cr Gyanaortc Kcly. nehmona ci!y Point ami Nor
i'tI ",rr Gates boston
steamer whitney Belrse Boston. with mdsc to II
icamer Bristol summons Ever with mdse to Borden
steamer CITY Of Fltchburg Fish New Bedford with m'c
10 Borden 4 Lpvcl
SUNSEr-Wlndat Sandy Hook fresh. NV clear Al Cty
Island. nRh, NV clear
sandy HOOK, 10 IN btromeer 29ol inermomecr 81
swell heavy, Me- "lnu' NV - mics weather. 'loaI
Arrived yesterday
steamer Gana CBr Murphy. Liverpool Feb 20 Queens
gers Vernon II Brown Co Arrived at the Bar at m
CLEARED.
stcumcr Alabama tIir). Candy Glasgow-Austin
SIc.ncT katie Ger. PctroNsKy. settin Copenhagen &c
Sieamer Vacnca woolsck Lasuayra Puerto cabelS and
steamer ii raso QIick New orleans John Van sickle
Steamer Delaware WInnett ClarlcstOn-J Qmutan a 60
steamer commonwealth Van KIRK, Phadeipha-ltoOeil'
steamer Eeanora Bragg. Portland-IIoratio Han
sIcaulrrJ W Garrett. ro"er leirh ;mooy-J kIem' u
BARK Horradura AUST. sOspnlch Alexandria "A IRE
Sci.r Lucia Porter Griudc Antigua-A strauss & Go.
Schr Irving Leslie Aagorthcn, MIaSOancJ l. MloI 70
SAILED.
Steamers SUSSEX Bombay Elder Bremen castor tot
tcrinu: Canada Iavrc; MartcO nun, Cltibel Kingston
Autllas ~ Jonns Pi; Of Texas. Fcrnandn Dtla
! ware ChlrcstOni aeLoca HeWpOrt Nows thaS Mayer
! SINUS Constance for Flushing; VanadiS- Duukirk.
Bark- Alliance ttrtpn Francesca AMER, Java ia
kOsIrlg Atlantic CARA Eaton baTbaloesi Ihllslhah
Port spain. e. de IaldO JHgO Tuck Slug, Clenluog0s
Brigs Trust rcamDuco; Harry ahd Ahbr' - NoiA
Schr Mary h. Douglas, Z rlcrte, Martinique.
MISCELLANEOUS
notk William UAes from singapore for New York. which
put mo Capo lcaky, Will maze temporary repafa ah
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Foreign PORTS.
LivFRPooL. March Arrived. steamer Alava (Spanl ID
IO1ga from orleans Feb 10.
Nattt amer BOutcher Tor BALTIMORE
3l-Saiica steamer Iicd sa tlr Baker New orleans
gUKkNsiOWN March sailed steamer 'j VI hel eG (blJ
| Redfor,I. from Liverpool ncnce for NcWI0rk. ..
Arrived LOId GJufh Br) hugh's from fhlldho
| phll Tor LiycrpO0 (IId proceeded. ~
| NEWCASTLE. March Sailed steamer Amy Dora (Brl
ThOnp sou. Tor Philadelphia. ~
SwASssA Marcn sailed steamer Dorset OBI. Stampe
| for Sew York =.
NEwroRT March . Sailed. steamer Minerva (Br) for New
Yors
FAsrAEI March 2-Passed, steamer CITY OF Chicago (Br
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
DAMAGE BY THE COTTON FIRE on TUESDA T.

The two cotton lighters whose cargOeS tOUN
fire on Tuesday night in the slip between the PletsU @
the t,ulon and National Steamship Lines were
the North River Yesterday morning. ana the Daes
were only partially burned or damaged 1y inc ma'G ~
were uulOadrd 1T West Elevenh-st The ghter Johh VI
Dac op which the fire started had cargo OF 3oV paie
shipped from Charleston through j. W. QulnIau 70 r.
OF the Florida steamship Company. ana cohsguS. .5g
firms in Liverpool The Charles whitney carIlon ~
bales which were also consigned to Liverpool tnIouS
tbe New.York LghtcTage and Transportation company
Both lighters were lying in the slip waiting 20 r r.hslo
their cargoes the steamer England OF the Na.io
line The cotton on board tho John q. Dale was esu-
mated TO be worth $4,000 and Is "a total loss Ino
lighter was also much damaged. The value OF tuo c"ls
OF the Charles whitney estimated ~ S3o.Ooo. ~
the cotton was Insured by the southern Shippers " '
m yalue.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
NEWS FROu the SUBURBS.
HE ONLY WANTED TINE TO GET OUT.

Mrs. Daniel T. Randolph, Of south P,ainheld y j.
went ~ fhs barn on sunday afternoon look after tho
snck she cft her iit'e daughter alone IN The honSe
and had hardly got OF the door when big bury
tranp entered al the front door, which lie Immediately
Locked. Tie little grl asked hun what he wanted. he
mad, az r,py but walked toward her, when Sho mus
tete mn courA gr enough out Of rear door The
met her mother COMING back from Hc barn ANA tod hcr
of inc uuwecnuc W. tor Mrs. Randolph rntered the
house and found tie tramp runmhRiug IN hrr pantry
slipping adjoining room she scared ps"i ana
w back I'M he presence Of the tramp N Jew seconds
Cooking the pietol with ugly sounlipg chck' sho
calmly skeI: - WHIT do you want here
The tramps knees knocked together as he stimlneFcd
well MADAM. all want j. ji-t lime enough 10 Ett
out" Aud then be- made jump Tor the 'front.' d"ot uH
locked It quickly ana rushed away
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
A HIGHWAY RoBBER At NlNETEEN.

The police are looking for Arthur McMahon'
a od sou O IL Collect " John McHihHoh
IIookcn who serving term "f uNo years IN th"
Stnta Prison for emheIliug the ciiy- money. 1"nhS
McNahou I- wanted for hlEhwty rohhrIy. 'h ln'-''
ii,h with william I.s, a youtn about hl- UWu axe. he
called al the house John !. -hcchry. 1t 80 III ir,i-
Al TIu,oken aud invited the latter out To ha'" dh-
IA cnty one year, old and has Tor many 60
Lern McMahous oompInIuu. lIr Willingly accepted mo
invitation and tie three young men "It IN" mouse '
g,tn,r In tue hallway LIS turued on rhtrhey, ana
suo. KING him down, robbed him Ot bis eod watch
worth 500 Illi- ran away, nut VS. fu"-cqu"ut'y y
,rrr.tei Mcmahon. WHO I- believed 20 have pduurl
Tr .chrme To rob Hhcrhcy, also ran away. The police
could nnd Inn yesterday ana IL j. lLodEhI th"I u"
lpff q
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

Three men suffering from smallpox were sent
20 the North Brother Island Hospital yesterday from
their homes this city Julius Grcener oI 30 " NesV
Forty r.t-st. and Francis Flint. 0t No 5iZ m'st to
secn1ost caught the disease I'm Kochs barber shop at
No $40 Teuth-aye They were among the cuStoir, ,
win smaIInox nm rooms over the shop The third pa
tirnt was Patrick McGann. OF No COO West
st How he caught the smallpox could not ne lrdrheu
Richard allahan, n homeless man, age thrty, was
found suncring from typhus fever al No. - Bowery
q I,schIusky, age eighteen. "a Hungarian stceraPe
passencer In the steamship KugIa which arrived yes
irrIay from HAMBURG, III with smallpox ana was
taken Il North brother Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
, cpal of Grammar School No. 81 in the lweii'f
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF DETECTIVES.
p.RRoou BRoIL IN WHICH PISTOLS AND PIG D

OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF DETECTIVES.
A p.RRooM BRoIL IN WHICH PISTOLS AND Pig
FOOT FIGURE AS WEAPONS
Policemen Doyle and Lewis. lately detectives AZ
Police Headquarters were tried before oo,liH
sioner French Yesterday char ges OF unoecomlne
crndnctn On the night of February 20 thev We're
in Martins liquor store at Thrd-aye ana NlRth-s
and engaged in an alteration with ! omh nc
ionph and Peter White, of Boston; Lewis nhaly
shot Mccullough IN the leg. McCuiiough; VINO Ina has
nearly recovered from his wound testlhed th91
while he and White were in the liquor store poyis
accnsed him of throwing pigs foot at him. Lewis
drew a revolver and pointed it White WRlIe
Doyle took slung-shot and tried TO hit rSnn Nc
Cnllougb Doyle was thrown to the moor. / men
Lewis caught hold of Mccullough ana shot hlin'
McCullougn's story was corroborated by Nhlte'
Dovle and Lewis declared that the shooting was
accidental They said that after NcCGo9ghM MG inFGT
the pigs foot, White passed revolver 10 Mcl
Tough. Then Lewis. fearing that his lie was III
DANGER drew his own pistol In trying Ito TO oSlIc Mcl
Cullough admitted that he had revolver, Dut nc
said it was unlOaded and remained IN ms p9ckeII;
Decision in the case reserved, but MT. fltnc.
declared that more outrageous conduct on the pHIo =
of nocemen had not been brought TO DIS hotice
lately.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN FRAME DEALER

Adolph SchwarZ, a glider and dcaler m ib
pcturc frames and looking glasses, In partnership VIII
louis Kayser at No Ill Eighth-st. and No Ia siStn
ave committed suicide yesterday morning Oy swao"'
inc tv n tabespOonfuls OF oXalIc acid mixed IN glass
OF water lie lived for tho past fortnight ~ the Doar
ing-hOuse No II Stuyyesantst. lie was aHllcted WIN
heart trouble relief used to take regular u0ss
OF bromide OF potash He was heard rete nng aDout 22o
o'clock Yesterday morning by his laudlorl, frlI
Uermstedt who going into the room ana hOtclne III,
crud ion sent for Coroner Messemer. Inc mah ulou
after suffering terrible agony for an hour lie leIl sl
of paper on which scrawled In German; -.--, -.
Lot my partner, Mr. Kayser, pay my lulor" l . "a
hbNi'' 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
WIDENING THE SIDEWALK NEAR THE BRIDGE
rhn Inrk Rnard vrsteIdaY gTanteh the

Bridge Trustees permission 10 pave tue space ot,"'
tho sidewalk ana the Registers ONCE fr'Slu'nt h'N
nan cv nt,iucI that the lawn strip about eight
feet wide and extending about l2O ier u grau, 10
r.e SEVERAL feet at Owe the sidewalk fnd mas pttcn
irsrd 70 I'm 20 the sidewalk which IL needed at THIS
tnnt and VII Dee needed moro soon a, the extension
OF the Bridge is bulls. ~.
Tie license to supply the carriage service o. the
C,tfra PARK WAS granted 10 tho Flfth Avenue lraha-
narration company for $3.50 year tor hYo years.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
MEsrCIIE,TEK COUNTY.

Irpiow sTArIoN.-A train Yesterday struck a wagon
he ongt x to Drnkwdcr & Pccne, killing the TWO horses
and Pttr.ck CUruitt, tho dIiNei
TAnRYrOwN.-D Detective John :. Woods OF the Pnker
ION orc has recovered Two more OF the watches stolen
by the TarrytOwn gang Of masked burglars Gao ol Tho
watches belonged to Miss storms. OF IdryOWn, ana tho
other to Miss Cooke. Of Hastings.
MOUNT NERSOS.-Mrs. Blaz has obtained verdict Ot
So 900 against Jacob phiDdch lie sold TO husband
IN, uuuor under the influence Uf which BatL committed
suicide
WHITE PLAINs.-Thomas Smith. son OF oI-Coroner
smith, of Dubbs Ferry, Killed yesterday afternoon
by "A uUrthwdrd- bound express train He was WOrklnH
on the track, ana he ana not hear tho train.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
UOME Ne VS..


Giseu H0uSe-Ex- Governor George HoadIy,
~ obos Tra,tu, Corning, Of ONO ami Judge Ge"i -"
B. Bradley Of tue Ncw-Y0rk supreme Court -.-..fuW
pnU.r palmer OF Chicago; Ex-Governor j. G. Cheney,
Of New Hampshire. aEd Henry Pierce. oi bosi3n
TjCfora IIOfet-I. Il. Letter, Of ChlesgO tOe"H"
UnLel-Jamcs j. I'm. president Of the IT. Paul MIhheal
OILS aud Manitoba Railway Company 80. murray H"f
Uofei-BishOp L. l. ORellly, of SPrlnghrId Mass
~ Jaoes Lieutenant Commander Jphh ScIonIGr'
r. : Nayy H0Gmdn HOase-Proessor j. W.
Churchill, of AndOycr, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
1nor1rn roR crSroM noUsE REMOvALS

Rumors were ailoat in the Custom House
yesterday the effect that some changes are sUon ~ 70
made when would cause surprise II not indignation.
one question asked is: "Is Deputy Collector Can @ zen
q R6ckwcl slated an offensive partisan MI hocA'
well /. brothcrn-lnw of President Garl'd. Last sat
nrdov he was transferred To tho sixth DIVISION, and on
Tuesday Frank f. BertFam. who was appointed as ouei
c.rk nm saturday was sworn IN acting deputy col
Iectur II suggested that nS soon as no pecOhSs
quainted with the routine duties OF the oico ho WI" SUI
MI. Ruckyell
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

NORTH BrroTN.-JarOb Muucher. a farmer, went 70
New York ON Monday to bu, team "f horses lie "ad
500 with HIM aud has not yet returned.
E.sr or, sr- The examination Of Caroline L. Mot
clf me fashionable opcIatur In stocks, VINO was ar
rested on charge Of obtaining money on false pre-
t.ucrs WIS set down fr yesterday before Justice Mum
Conn FOR Miss ActcA said that 4ne desired To "hNr
examination aud furnish bail Brihuc d. Harrison, OF
Orange, became her bUndrmdn la $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
xAyrAL TRAINING roR BorH SEXES.

The Industrial Education Association has
been Incorporated bY William r. Bridge. Grace II.
DO isc John Blessing James W. lnchot, Marie Louise
Irving William 4. Potter, Marcia A. BrOnsOn Mary l..
Turunre aud T. T.. Brown. General Alexander \.
Wsbu is o. of diIcrtOrb IT. objects 10 secure
the introduction Of manual training as an Important
factor iu genera education aud To prosecute the "lng
OF both sexes in such manner shall enable those
trained TO be self supporting"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
LONG ISLAND.

NoETHroRI.- acres OF timber, owned by A.
BrgOdcn sot on nrc yesterday Dy "A spark from a
locomotive and entirely destroyed.
PoET JEFrLE-oN.-lhc oyster sloop Lille of Fridge
port Captain smith, owned by Shdncr MOtt, OF Nc"-
York, was sunk ia tic bay last might.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
AN ovER.zEALoUs PROSECUTOR.
RInODIHIRSIY


BLOODTHIRsTY.
walncnca Graft and Magealen Young. middle
aoed and not handsome testified yesterday before
JndGe COwluC in the General Sessions that they
had both been married to Anthony luung VINO was
on trial on a charge of blgamY. Magdaleh SAM
that Youug had married her in lst!i ana aiterMard
aLaudoned her He was sent To the PenltentlaTy
Co. iv months and afterward returned TO her, and
i'm 1873 lived with her for a time but soon aller
they again separated and she did not see hln again
nntil a few weeks ago. Nalponga was married 10
Ynupg a few years and the couple nave hot
lived together recently Maglalen uStlu'u OH
REORGANIZATION that five years before sne was
married TO Young She had another hush. nd who
had disappeared for time and that she trled 10 get
a divnrce which q LAWYER said bad been procured
for her though she did not knOw Just where or
when except that paper when was sald 10 Dy
decree of divorce was gwen her after het marTIa9C
with Young. The defendant testified that he dld
NOT marry Walpenga until hve years after his wie
deserted him and he believed her TO be drai. ms
connsel asked that the Judge advise the jury to
aconit Assistant nt-District-AttOrney Purdy, who
was orosecuting objected vehem emily, saying
I do rot propose have this man slip through my
fingers any fimsy TIctence am fcsl9iiSloe , ~
end an determined have the legal reasons iOr every
acquittal placed on record.
Judge COwing answered:
am responsibe t. the people and to my own con
scence and do not propose 10 see the la" strained 10
co,vcf ny man The law relating 10 Ie4iI presumption
~ do IN clearly applies to tnis defendant Us Wlfe
Abandoned him aud not having seen or hcara OF her r
&c wears no was entitled 10 assume that she was ue
A. Tar AS you, Mr. PuIdy are concerned, haSe no
hesitation in saying that you are entrcly 700 oiGo,i-
thirsty in the exercise OF your functions as puDIc
officer. -,
Judge Cowng advised the jdry to acquit and they
did 50 immediately
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

TONrKfSsvIGLE-Daniel Jones, a pilot OF tho plot
bpal Euc tutrtz, has arrived AT hIs bone from vera
Cruz ON February II hc took out the steamship Clty
of Alexandria ana when size outside oil sandy Hook
the wind blew hard mat he could not leave thc
slcaucr and taken to Vera cruz
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
NEWARK.

Alfred B,oodgoOd, age siNty, night t-gatomah AZ Uo
Cb,rtuut..t station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Was
killed early yesterday morning by thr Boston chpIc7'
urt,is ulsgi "A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-The Rev Dr. William II. Clark, pastor Of the
Reformed ChuTch the last lyr years, yesterday sC-
ccned an peced call to the pastOrao OF tho second
reformed Church Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
ALONG THE FOUND.

GREENWICH William II Lee. OF the Victoria Hotel
Nrw-Yurk has leased Indian lIurbOr Hotel formerly
the Amerlcus Club House, famous In tho days o
Tweed
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ,LA,S,-

MINIATURE ALd,SA-
supr.es e5 sets 5jl Moon rirA 542 iolnHay% d. =
mot NArEt rD-pN.
, ,v--,r5v HOOK e. 30 Gov. is,1t = O7 Ion G1tI 500
EH-sA.dy lluus. : % ioV. lst.hL tai io' ''+A V~'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04
JyspporoD ygWOOfE no BE 4 DErEOTIVE

Post Office Inspector Louis A. Newcome,
several yeas In his IIesent position IN
this district has resigned aud expects TO retire from
oce about March 10. lie has been rsI eciay active ~
post Office cases this and Connecticut lie las
New-York tribune., 1886-03-04

rercny arcsted several sawdust Non 0 viii 20 into
n salary OF 5000. Inspector Ne"ooin' " "
bnslne5s as q private detective.