The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
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Interesting Happenings in and About New
York Yesterday.

York Yesterday.
badly spelled notice in Henry Ahrends'
saloon in Wyckod avenue. Just beyond the
Brooklyn city line says that Henry Amends
will give 500 reward for the delivery Of his
wife. dead or alive at the saloon. In expiana-
ton of the notice. Mr.. Amends says that his
wife deserted him on Monday. taking their
two little daughters with her She left behind
her their four year-old boy Fritz
Ahrends left Mrs. Amends in charge Of the
saloon while he took sleep on Monday
When he relieved her at o'clock she started
for walk, taking the children and the de-
serted husband SAYS. $50 in cash and several
boxes Of cigars went with her. lie does no
know why she left HIM. as they lived hapDv
Ahrends was "a widOwer ten years ago. when
he married Lena Pittner then a very pretty
girl OF nineteen years. She was the daughter
of a mechanical engineer, and she had several
brothers and sisters Her mother said yester-
day that Amends could learn where his wife
was by asking her She was with "a sister who
lived in Graham avenue. Williamsburgh. and
had resolved not to return to her husband.
She was tired of trying and continually fail
ing to equal the virtues of the first Mrs.
Amends. Mrs. Pittner denies that her daugh-
ter took either money or cigars from the
saloon when she left.
DEATH ~ DIR. Halls HOME.
knot of black Grape on the door-knob Of
the residence of DR.. John Hall, at No TIP
Fifth avenue. yesterday caused alarm among
the friends of the well known pastor who
rode or walked along the great thoroughfaro
and saw the symbol of death.
The attempt on Sunday to take DR. Halls
life was fresh in the publics memory, and
consequently there was a stream of callers all
day TO inquire as 10 the meaning of the crane
DR.. and Mrs. Hall are well, but on Wednes-
dav night Major John Irwin late of the Brit
ish army, a son of Mrs Han. died at his
mothers home.
MAJOR Irwin was man of middle age and
the brother of Mr. William Irwin, lawyer.
of No. 229 Broadway. lie was born in
County COnnaught Ireland. and early in life
entered the English army, in Her Maiestv's
Eighty eighth regiment the Connaught
Rangers. Of which his uncle was the colonel
He served with distinction in India and was
promoted to the rank Of major. when falling
health compelled his retirement. Ten years
ago he came 70 this country. Until a few
weeks ago he had held a position in the
auditing office of railroad in Tennessee.
He came 20 this city III poor health and went
10 the home of his mother, where on Wednes-
day night he died of blood poisoning
WINFIELD BLFD ALMOST TO DEATH.
District Attorney Charles II. Winfield. Of
Hudson county, has been troubled for some
time with an affection OF the throat There
seemed To DO fungus growth near the root
of the tongue. On Wednesday afternoon DR.
W. W. Narick performed an operation which
was said 10 be successful During the night.
however. hemonhage set In and Mr. Win
fields family became greatly alarmed He
bled prOfusely. DR.. Narck was summoned
and be called DR. Limebuner for cOnsulta
ton. Together they succeeded in stoppinp
the hemorrhage at about o'clock Yesterday
morning. Mr.. Winfield was 80 weak from
loss OF blood that ne was unable 70 leave the
house yesterday. lie IS cut of danger. how
Ig "a o. ~ offs
morrow.
SHE DIDN Z LIKE HIS BARE FEET.
Miss Marie Louise Stewart. daughter Of the
late DR. James Stewart. of this city, was mar
RED "Wednesday morning to William J. Me
Neon. a wel-tO-dO young farmer of Jamaica.
L. l., IN the vestry Of ST. Monicas Roman
Catholic church in that village.
The young lady resided with her mother
Mrs Margaret Beltin. who opposed her mar,
rying young McheOn, and requested the
priests not to perform the ceremony AS
both bride and groom were of full ace Father
Dennison married them. The mother stood
outside the church during the ceremony and
wept. IL Is SAID that hrs. Betin. after SEEING
Mcheon walking about his farm IN his bare
feet, took dislike to him.
PUr MATCH IN HIS VIRUS MOUTH.
=, In the suit for separation. which Mrs
Emma healey has begun in the city court
brooklyn. against her husband Patrick
tuIe". .S, saioohkeeper and ball PLAYER. of
hoyt ana Livingston streets, many acts If
cruelty cruelty are alleged, Healey will DO called
upon tomorrow - show cause vybv Ia sG~-,,d
not pay $3.50 counsel Zee and aiimo,,,
tne sctlon; The pair were married in tssss
s anu sifS. heaiy alleges that in October last
her husband forced Lighted match into ba.
mouth while she had child in her arms ms anj
burned "0o "efe severely
AXE ihLSE ARTISTS or LABoRRRs' wAovs2
s. adoce @;l, were begun in the United
states District Court yesterday against Csyi
md Theodore Rosenfo!d, Of he Tb ul