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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
ANTHONY YOUYGs TWO WIVES.

The examination of the charge of bigamy
preferred Dy Magdaene Young, or No. 5l2 East FIJI
teenth-st, against Anthony Young, OF No. 30 Wletst
occupied much of Justice Duy's attention yesterday
afternoon tho Essex Market Police Court The COM
papaut testified to the circumstances OF the marriage
to Young 1869 She had n child by him, fifteen
years old. She had $3.50 IN bank Mt tho time and lived
In Pearls She thought her former husband dead at
the time. and knew that she made mistake. She
could not tell whether her first husband was dead
alive. She never obtained divorce. In 1872 the
prisoner left her. Walburga KreZ next called She
native OF Baden. When she married Young she did
not know that he had wife living. She had learned
this through persons at No. 1l6 Willott-st. Tho de-
PENDANT on being sworn In his own behalf stated that
tho complainant had left him OF her accord and he
did not know whore sho was or speak to her for ten
years. However he admitted that he sent TO Black
wells Island six months for abandoning ner Justice
Duffy said he would he obliged to hold him for trial In
s.. 900 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
ROHIyG FOR A HARYLAyDER.

The police were directed yesterday to search
for George H. Gttenger young shoe-dealer OF Fred
erick CITY Nd, who Is supposed to be insane In ls
city when Gittenger left his homo on February he
had in his pocket several thousand dollars. lie was
traced Philadelphia, where he stayed for short me
nj the Binghlm House. week yesterday he LETT
hotel saying that he going TO TO take
passage for South America. His uncle T. Gttenger
young man must be demeuted he would not have left
his home and his business so suddenly without any
duct did not lead his acquaintance TO suppose
that he was crazy. dis uncle has not been able
to get any trace OF him this city Young Gtenger
described twenty-four years old. below the
medium height, with brown hair and niustache his
eyes blue, the left having q slight defect lie
wore dark business suit when he was In Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
NEWARK.

william Paulin and /" Joker" Lang. accused OF haVluE
committed the burglary at tho shop " Worsohn Co..
clotbIcrs were examined before Police Justice Rodcr
ye-trrIay. Mr.. Wofsohu testified that tho Two men
ynled nj h. plao, look clothing on tho day
before robbery. but they dd not purchase anything
Mira Jennie eunug testified that Lang was ono ot the
two men stolen clothing To her house NJ
Wayerly on February H. Sho hal never seen Paulin.
Othcr witnesses testified. Tho examination was adj
louued.
The typographical Union OF Newark la. proclaimod
boycntt against The NctrdrE pdsiy AdrSrttycr. Mr..
kinney the proprietor OF me Advertiser employs men
who have been brought up In his establishment lie
saws he has always found them truthful aud faithful
lie !. pnying bis men of higher than Il the
nuion rate bar declines discharge faithful employees
n dctattun OF the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
EXPERIENCE WITH A "NORTHER."

The steamship City of Puebla yesterday
finished another fast trip from Havana, being little
more than three days from port to port. Forty.hve
members OF the Italian Opera Company came on tho
steamship from Havana. In speaking OF the heavy
"norther" met ut Vera Cruz Captain Deaken said :
The norther began the morning OF February 3, the
barometer falling 29s9 IL blew with great severity
for few hours. but moderated during the night the
next day We had thick weather and heavy rain which
continued iii tho 5th. when the wind became
steady. the barometer higher but st cloudy No dan
ger was eXperenced."s
The National line steamship Erin. from London,
Sunday morning In Latitude 42' OS north, longitude
$50 so west, spoke the dlsmasted French brig Dix
Freros She had lost her foremost close to the deck ana
only about eight feet OF the trunk Of the mainast
standing. jury foremast WAS rugged upon which was
set tOpgallant sail Sho was making little Roadway
and bound TO Boston. Assistance was offered and
refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.IoRK. FEB II, 1885
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Erin tlr) Robinson London Jan 81 with mdse to
W Hurst Arrived nc the Bar ~ M
steamer Nevada t8r, Douglass Liverpool FeS6. Queens
rived at the Bar at 80 m;
Watson sumner & Co, Arrived at tho Bar at 7.45
and passensers to LOUIS Beoan Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Concoriia (Br Roo Montevieo Jan TO- Rio jan
Giro 2s With mdse ana PASSENGERS TO order vessel to lien
Cempeo6e 3 ProsFeso TO- Havana dava With ndse ami
passengers TO Alexandra sons Arrived nj the Bar at
Steamer tBr) Evans Trniiad ~ Demera-
IA Feb T. iarpanoes 81 Lucia Martinique and Dominica
ms and passengers to Lcaycraft Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Hamo Risk. Galveston Feb TO- Koy West 3d. with
udse and passeasers 70 c II MlSry 8 co
and passengers ; ii seaman.
steamer smte OF Texas, Williams, Fernandlna and Port
steamer Regulator Doane Wilmington, NC, days, with
steamN Gqyandoto KeiIy Richmond city Point end NOT
Steamer Gen whitney Belrse Boston with mise To III
steamer Amos sarstow. CorwIn Providence
smR S Ss s@s % scS 40 % and
SHIP Georg DER schut Antwerp 81 days with irou and
amply barrels order vessel Herman Ko5p Co
days with asphalt to Watson & Tarr 9'"'" ~
sUNsEr-wmdat sandy Hook light w clear. Az City
Island. light SWi clear.
sandy Hook 10 barometer 1922; thermometer. q
swell iighG NE wind sW, II miles weather clear
CLEARED.
Steamer state OF Indiana (Br. Richie, Glasgow-Austn
steamer Clfcassa GlaSgOwU Bros
steamer MUraYia tGorl PctLod, Hamburg
steamer Valencia tspan. sanlamurna Antwerp-Funch.
Edye & Co.
steamer Excelsior Higgins New. orleaps-J Van sickle
steamer Richmond. Boa1, Charlest0n-J Puintgrd co.
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk. Philadelphia Roberts
4 King.
Steamer Martha stevens Chance Perth AmSovJ krcms
Steamer fAeanora Bragg. Portlaud-Horao Han.
SNIP samhr, Hall, Melbourne. Aus Arnold Hines Co.
ship Hugo Ger, Rueken. bremen Herman lloop co.
ship Nendome tBrl. corning, Liverpool Boyd Hmcken
Bark francesca uta Maresca New-AnJer~ Java,
derS-AndrawJ Ennis.
BARK Agiemis tNor). Moe ruboIg. Den e Tobias 4 Co
BARK M6rning star OBJ Loonhard Cardenas-Waydell l.
Co.
Brig Helen R0yley, Rowiey Carienas -Waydcil a Co
Brig Morning Light Brown. Port spain-L w & L Arm.
strong.
Brig Impulse (Drl. Peterson. Lcaycratt 81 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

General Committee of Grant Monument Association
$3.50 y. -,
Bali Of Lederkranz Society Metropolitan Opera House,
evening.
Annual dinner OF Xavier Union. Delmonlco's, y: m.
DR.. D. h. Holder before Science Matinee Club, Hotel
Brunswick, IL a ,
Agricultural and Dairy Convention, Grand Central
Hotel 49,
Professor Charles f. Chandler before Society OF Me-
ehaplcs and Tradcsmcn Steinway Hall, p. IN.
Tammany Hall Parncl Fund Committee p. m
William Bradford's lecture, Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. 8 p Ill.
staten island ferry franchise Superior Court
Examination OF Carrie Meoalf before Justice NUM-
Orange, n, j. . ,
tional Church, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TROUBLE IN A NEw-JERsEY REGIMEN,

TROUBLE IN A NEW-JERSEY REGIMENT,
Colonel Hart, OF the 9th Regiment n: g. 3 NJ De. mas
the aggressive In the trouble whlcn mas e1s.
in the regiment for some time, and which threaeus W
end in it's The trouble began az the en-
campment at Sea Girt last summer when colonel harI
charged some OF the officers with misconduct ana nto1i-
cation. The Colonel became unpopular with great
portion OF the regiment and after the encanpmenV .
number of the commissioned officers requested MN 10
resign The matter was hnaly roict s1d
TO board of inquiry, when nelu
sessions I'm Newark and made thorough Investigation
Nothing has OF IT, however, "a the hndlnRs
of the board the hands OF the Governor anu nave
never been acted upon made public. 49, ~,
Recently Colonel liar: has ordered battalion drlls,
but the have responded to the order ana
the drills could not be held for want OF men, The COLO
mel naturally indignant and after due onsldera-
ton determined decisive steps. lie has ordered
cournaral OF the entire rank and file OF the regiment
and has Designated Lieutenant Colonel Green. captain
Sagendor and Lieutenant Lancon to compose the court
The and privaes opposed 10 the Col0ne say tna
the courtmariia ia merely attempt the part or
Colonel Hart to nnidae them. The only elect OF IL
will be To hasten the dissolution OF the regiment when
is Inevitable unless the Colonel should resgn ColOhel
Hart says that and will not countenanCe snch
dograu disobedeDce those OF which some OF
his command have been guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
ATTENDANCE AT THE CITY SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Jasper at meeting OF the
Board of Education yesterday reported an
OF I45 OBJ pupils I'm the city schoos the average AZ
tendance for January 1924 The new scnooi NO.
81 I'm the Nineteenth Ward has now an attendance oI
1900 the other schools in the peigh60rhood are
crowded. Tho Board approved the report OF the ~
premises in One-hundred andhrty fhst near Eiyntn-
ave. for school purposes. Mr. Devoe for the Building
Committee reported i'm favor or advertising Tor new
school buildings Willis-ave. and One-hundred-and
thirty eghthst in the Twenty'thlrd Ward; Fiitetn ST.
and ien-ave and in Kng-st, that the work may be-
gin soon as tho weather permits Andrew warner
and Henry Wilson appointed school trustees. ana
the Committee Bylaws were instructed to investigate
charge OF negligence the part OF trustees OF inc
Ennrteenth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

On Tuesday William F. Garner removed
from No 100 East Oue-hundr ed and-ninth-st TO NO
300 rsaye aud told Truckpan George o GoG E"s
fish from the vantage grouud Of cage about TWO eet
square. When the truck arrived at Mr Garh9 nom
who was helping Gibbons, said that GIBBONS hao the
bird all safe Mr. Gibbons said on his arrival Una. .no
bird must have been lost off tho truck, and much Tune
was spent by Mr.. Garner trying to find IT. ieseraay
he had Anderson aud Gibbons arrested on Tue cnareo
answer by Justice German the Harlem Police Court
Garner said he mad refused s75 for the Bird because IL
talked and danced nicely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
NO PERMITS GIVEN FOR CREMA TIOM.

At the Bureau of Vital Statistics yesterday an
undertaken applied for permit TO move tho BODY 9I
Daniel Hind ey . clerk. thirty three from No O69
Eighth-ave. to the Mount Ohyet Crematory Dr. Magic
said he authorized by Law to give permits Tor the
burial OF bodies but Ot for their cremation lie gave
permit for the burial Of tho body In Mount Ollvet
Cemetery and that VIII enable the undertaken TO remove
the body from city. Once across the East River. the
undertaken take the body to the crenatory without
further trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
THE SOUFFLE BETWEEN THE CARVERS

The examination of A. j. Connolly, who
stabbed George spatford fatally In the Murray HUI
Hotel on sunday night continued in the YOrkviile
Police Court Yesterday George Flanagan, ooachman.
who boards whore Spaford lived. testified
to having visited the wounded man In his ROOM He
asked him what matter, and Spatord said that
he had got prod OF a knife" The witness asked II
the scufle was in earnest, and Spaford answered No.
IL was only fooing" Other witnesses were examined
Lawyer Murray made notion for the discharge OF the
prisoner but IL denied by Justice OReiy. and the
Examination was adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
RORRIN0 A BtKERY EVA TRICK.

Two men went in the bakery of C. f. YOgeI,
No 30 Fourthave, Brooklyn. and had % bill changed
After they went out the taller or the two re-
turn ed and SAID that wedding cake wanted at a
house around the In Warren-st, and he would
IL him II Vogel would step outside The latter
compiled aud the stranger when they got outside said
he had left parcel In shop aud would return for IT,
Vogel waited for him, but him disappear M the
street and when he went in hts shop found that Sl6O In
casn and q check for $40 had been stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
HOME Ne US.
PROMINEET ARRIVALS.

ruth Avenue Hotel N Major General Sir
Charles X Pearson. Commander Of the British forces
the West Indies Captain H. K Knight. Aidede- Camp
to General Pearson, General Benjamin +. Butler or
Massachusetts, and T. r. Cakes, vicepresidrnt or inc
Northern Pacific Railroad Company Westminster
Hotsi-Attorncy- General Dennis OBricn, OF Albany
Gowen and John {. Butt, OF Philadelphia heic
York HOfei-Senator Henry X. Low, OF Mddletown,
N Y. Victoria Hotei-LOuis VOssion French Consul
at Philadelphia. Giisey Honse-EH-senator r. H.
Thomas OF Norwich " Y, and ". B. Strong, president
of the Atchson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
80. Park ArcnHe Hotet-EX Senator f. 3. Esty, OF
Ithaca w Windsor Hotel-L j. Sergeant, OF Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
RUMoRs ABOUT ABSENT EX-ALDERMEN.
Mr.. NEWCOMERS THOUGHTFUL RFMAEKs-rALK
ARnrT MR. CONKIINGls PLANS.

Mr., NEWCOMERS THOUGHTFUL RFMAEkS-IALk
ABOUT MR.. Combines PLANS.
Richard s. Newc0mbc stepped out from the Court
of Common Pleas late yesterday, wearled with the
prolonged struggle in the Kohler divorce case.
When the question was put to him as 10 whether he
had seen any OF the ex-Aldermen reported missing,
Mr. NewcOmbe really looked tired
"WhyD he exclaimed was calling on friend
at No 767 Lex ington-ave. last evening. and whom
should | run upon but eX-Alderman McCabe! !
never knew until I saw the papers this morning
that be was among the missing lie was at the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday and attended the
Stevenson SALE"
" What about ex-Aldeman DempseyT
q haven't seen him"
"And will Billy MoOney appear on Saturday 7"
A" don't see why he should not was the thought
full answer followed up With, al expect he will be
on hand" "
1t appears TO be generally agreed that ex-A Alder
man. Miller is i'll Florida or at least ont OF tom,
although ex-Aldcrman Pearson says that he has
seen Mr.. Miller within two days. The air is stu
led with every variety OF rImor regarding the
Aldermen and ex-Aldermen and squealIng and
startling evidence yet to be brought award. Mr..
Conklng is credited by some with having lad ont
campaign destined TO spread far and wide and
produce startling results; Others speak in differ
emit yein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
HELD FOR VIOLATING THE BUTTER laws.
State Insnectors of Butter Cbarl es Sears and

state Inspectors vi DuItcI Cudllcc CDoio "h'
William W. Meeteer obtained warrants on Tuesday III
the Jefferson Market Police Court for the arrest OF
grOcers the West side of the city, VINO tue IN
spectors alleged selling uustanped oleomar-
garine as butter. Court Officers Farrell, Nixon Curry,
Gardner, Kelly, Evans and Armstrong made these
arrests yesterday Karne Brooks, of No. 2I0 Elgnth-
ave; John Vagts, OF No. 226 Hudson-st; Patrick Nc
Aeer OF No. 500 Hudson-st; william Ludur.c; OF no
$50 Hudson.st.; Francis IL. Heckleberger or NO 81
Hudson st.; Charles Woods, OF No. 5i2 Eghth-ave,
aud Thomas McGrath. OF No. "a renth-avep were held
by Lnstlcn Wede for trial IN 800 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

Recepts are given for the deposits aud II the count
shoud;show an enOrIn tie deposi! the Sno-i reasfy
would inform the Clearing house before the Close
of business. Mr. Canda sad yesterday:
lido not wish 10 sssne the responsibility OF accepting
deposits when carnot be counted before the receipts
resolved AM paid through the Cearls fous
In case of mistakes the delay mebt prevent reclamation
II any Inconvenience has been caused am sorry. IL
the dcposits greater than handle the Depart
men unst increase the force In tho cola dVlNon 10
not think however, that the change has caused mucn
trouble. II looks to me rs II there was great cy anu
In u-an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
TWISTING 4 P0pg TO HAyG HufSELR

Michael Conway was locked up In the West
sixth street Police Station at
3 o'clock Yesterday morning TO- being DRINK. WiChin
twenty minutes he had torn his undcrclothng into
strips twisted them into rope aud suspended hins III
by the neck tho cell door with the He was only
half when cut down by Policeman Glass, but
was speedily relieved by ambulance surgeon from the
Niney.nnth Street Hospital Justice German held the
prisoner In the Harlem Police Court TOR trial for at
tempting to commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
NEW IERsEY TOWNa.

MoNTCI,IR.A number Of residents have boon annoyed
for time by who mas been looking into
the sccond-story bedroom windows about the timo Of
retiring lie uses "A ladder In his work
NEw.BRrNswtcK.-A. Ondcrl0nk, with a corps OF ten
snrvcyors engaged in making survey for the pro-
posed routes OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
STATEN ISLAND.

sorTmrTLp.-Iamrs wesiornan, the defaulting town
collector committed by Justice Cornell To the Rich
mon County JAN to await hearing Friday. Wes-
termau "a not get any ono To 90 ball for him.
DORP.-GcOrgo William Curtis Will lecture IN tho
Morayau Church on the evening OF WashIngtons Birth
day on - The surrender OF Burgoync."
ToMPKISsyuIE.-Isaa Giddings, age forty.three, an
Eug shman OF No. 20 WBshing st. Now York, INJURED
By the falling wall NJ the American Docks Monday
died last evening AZ the Smith lntigmary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
LEARNTNG THAT GuN-COrTON ISN'T WAX.

Some small boys entered q. A. Liendt hPs fireworks
factory In Jersey city, Yesterday. and carried of
quantity OF powder aud guu-cOtton. son OF Police
Sergeant Moore set fire to the powder ana was Dhly
burned by the explosion Another boy took some OF tho
cncutun home 10 hi. mother, and She thinking was
wax tried to melt IT, An explosion resulted, when ret
fire To tho mousse nearly frightened the woman out
of her wits Tho flames we're oKtinguished before any
serious damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
vrsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

Mt. VERNoN-Tho trustees ut their meeting on Tues
day evening passed nanoe granting franchise to
the now, human & Grove Water Company. To estaD
lish water works andl lay pipes through tho village
HAHTsDALE-A south-bound express train on the Hnr-
lem Railroad Tuesday struck aud Instantly killed an
unknown man.
SING SING.-Ffty cOnvicts were drafted last evening
from Sing sing Prison to Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
THE RAID ON "BILLY",MA DDENS PLACE.

lHt BHtCJ Oi lHe Ihlu vi DniJ mduucH
sparrng academy Tuesday night was the presence OF
III prisoners In the Lomos r p, court yester
Meakm. OF the Fourteenth Precinct, was the COM
planant and stated that the bouso complained OF
n nuisance in tho neighborhoOd All OF tho prisoners
were discharged except Warren III. Lewis. tho lessee
who held In 800 for violating tho Excise Inv and
$500 for keeping disorderY house for trial at special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
SMALL COIN AT THE sUB.TREAsURY.

Officers OF the Sub Treasury sur prised yes
terday by the published statement that there was
TO the redemption Of subsidiary silver coin.
They said that they had not before heard Of 1t.
(Jharos J. Canda, the new Assistant Treasurer, has
adopted the rule that he would not accept greater
sum than the coiu division could count In day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
LONG ISLAND.

F.EMTNGDALE.-TwO large barns. several outhOuses
and their tents the farm OF Jarvis Mott de-
stroycd bv nro on Tuesday night The loss is 50 1000
Insured The fire supposed to DO tho work OF an in
condiaTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
schr Clifford Crabtreo, Georgetown remeraa-y chaL
lorer e. co.

schr Clifford Crabtrec Georgetown. remcran- CnaL
loEer e. co. ,r.
Steamers roassla for Glasgow, Lepanto Newcastle; Para
nagua HAMBURG; Fuiir Bremen: st laurent navre, FIN
suce RIO Jansro Ailss. Kingston; RICHMOND. Charleson
Luteta Baracos Seneca West Point Va Com wealth
PHILADELPHIA
Shit erby for Antwerp Barbaross1 Philadelphia
BarKs tiant Hambury: Pedro0us Alic1nte
Bark Eastern STAR for Barbados
Also saiiedVla Long Island commissioners Porta 10
Halifax and st Johns NJ.
BELOW.
Brig Pearl. thinner; from st Pierre, Martinique.
THE MOVEMENTS OF 5rEAME8A
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Feb l6-Arrived steamer Egypt tBri GYacA
York Feb on her Liverpool (and proceed
ed).
for New-York.
fro Now York Jan ~.
HAMBvse FEB l7Sxrr.ysa steamer Rhaotia 'asr' vose
BREES Feb 7ArIived steamer lin GER. Chnstoneis,
GIBRALTAR TO Feb l7-Passed Huntsman tBri,
White from Mediterranean ports for Ney.Yo
PALERMO Feb l7-Saied steamer F1tzroy (fr), Gbb,
for New.York -, -
for New-YOrk -.
Pearson. from New YORK Dec ~
R,oJAyEIRo Feb l4-ssiled steamer Cid (Br,. -. for
HAVANA. Feb l7-Arivcd. steamer Newport, Curtis fos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
.IERsEY CITY.

Charles l. Hcyscr. OF Henry.st.. the young man who
while insane made murGcrOus assault upon his mother
about ten days died yesterday In the CITY Hospital
His mother r. recovering, bat the shock oil her SOU
death may cause relapse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
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