The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-15
NEW YORK NE us.
Items OF Interest From Our Exchanges of
Yesterday.

Items OF Interest From Our Exchanges of
Yesterday.
Some excitement has been caused in Ro-
man Catholic circles in Newark by evidence
of bad feeling between Father Leonard. pas
tor of ST. Michael's church, and Father Nc
Manus O young priest. who lately established
a new parish In Newark.
The new parish embraces o considerable
part of what was st. Michesls, aud although
Father McManus acted as he did by the Blsh-
ops, orders Father Leonard has shown that
the establishment Of the new parish IS not
pleasing to him.
He has announced from the pulpit that 10
children will be allowed TO attend st.
Michael's Parochial School, which he con
trolls, except those whose parents ront pews
OF seats in St. Michaels church Father
McManus' new church has no school attached
TO it. and 80 those who joined 1t are III
qusndary. The young priest, however. is 60
ing to open a temporary school III the church
building.
DEATH or MARQUIS.
Charles Adolphe Pineton. the Marquis de
Chanbrun and the Marquis d'Amfreville, the
legal adviser of the French Government in
this country. died yesterday morning. IN the
Chelsea apartment house in west twenty
third street. He had been i'll some time, but
the direct cause of his death was stroke OF
paralysis Oh August I'd.
His wife, who was In Paris at the time, was
informed by cable. and after exhausting all
possible means to reach her husbands bed
side before his death she arrived with her
daughter half an hour after he had expired. -,
Tie Marquis de Chambrun was very well
known as Q lawyer both il this country and
IN France. With the tall OF Napoleon J III. he
discarded bis title and never referred TO IT.
prefsrring TO earn fame as member OF his
profession. He displayed hearty contempt
Tor Ott. r<tt l.aE VsfA
facv in this county who obtained social
recognition by means OF their titles.
TOLD His WIFE TO rAxE cAnpoLic ACID.
Bridget Hennessy. twsnty-three years old.
OF 1888 Oakland street. swallowed quantity
of carboiic acid at an early hour yesterday
morning and 10 now In St GATHERINGS Hos
pltal IN precarious condition Saturday
night William Hennessy. the husband. came
home drunk after squandering his weeks
earnings After sssauting his wife he turned
her into the street. He then threatened to
kili their infant. The mother a few
minutes later heard her child crying
and found the door Of their apartments
locked. Believing that her husband was
carrying out his threat. she ran to the rear Of
!ne mouse and climbed the fire escape. enter
ing tho rooms by breaking the window glass
10 save her child Her right hand was badly
cut oy the fragments of the broken glass. and
she o!sd 30 freely that 1t was found necessary
10 can m ambulance surgeon. Before the
surgeon arrived Henneesy produced q bottle
4 containing the csrbolic acid and handing to
ps vile. said; Take that and die" Hardly
led the words been spoken when the woman
Grew the cork and swallowed the contents of
the bottle. Whom the surgeon arrived her
suffering was terrible. The brutal husband
SAID TO the surgeon: Let her die"
MRS. RUFUS TONGUE TRAPS HER.
pawn ticket representing diamond ring
Tas found on Mrs. Carrie Ruth whom She wa