New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
A MOTHERS FIGHT FOR HER CHILL

A MOTHERS FIGHT FOR HER CHILDREN.
In IN. chambers OF the Court Of Chancery yesterday
hsb,as corpus proceedings brought by Henry h"hu'"
against his divorced wife were healu' An apSoi"'o
divorce had been granted to kukucK ana ne n"u
obtained the right 10 the custody OF two OF the three
children The youngest the mother had beeh per
oiitted to keep because Of its age Mrs. huAucN 'o
the three children to HoboAen. where Ter hnSDaiu
found her after "a long search lie Immediately Oesan
babaas corpus proceeding, to recover possession oi ms
CHILDREN Yesterday the Chancellor ordered uhat 'he
two children be turned over to their father. "hen
The Chancellor made his decision Kukuck approachtu
,h. mother and children to separate them Inc h''io
ones chung closer to their mother and began crying
The divorced wife shriclcd: Man. for God's sake
pare these little ones - Then she sank back IN her
shair and the children cried Mamma. we won ieNe
you We wont go f,s children away from their
mother and started toward the elevator 10 ieaVe ,he
building. When they reached it the notnrr r fe
fainng the floor. When she was revived hmSnano
sud children we're gone Friends TOOK the unfortunate
woman and the infant home.
THE LETTER COLLECTOR WAS THIEF.
During the last two months many complaints nave
been made 10 Postmaster ID. Dickinson about 'ie 1888
OF money through the mails. lie TepOrVoi Ie troupio
to Washington and Inspector Macresdy, of the Post
Office Department, was directed to investigate inc
matter He suspected Harry Sanborn, twenty hVe
wear. Old OF No $50 Summit-sve.. who was employed
as collector OF the mail Sanborn was appohNH
under the Cleveland Administration by Postmaster
KeIly Yesterday when Sanborn had deposited the
letters he had collected he picked up his bag AZ usua
and went home Inspector Macready followed him.
When Sanbon entered the house the Inspector arrested
him. He searched the letter pouch and found thirteen
letters Ia IL which should have been left by Sanoorh
NJ the po~toiice The collector taken before
United States Commissioner Mulrleid and committed 10
the county Jail In default OF $1,000 bail Inspector
Nacready then searched sanborns house. ana he fOuhd
sixtyone opened letters nearly az Ct W'nen Ian con-
tansd money. sanborn is widower and has Two
small children.
The Rev. John Wclh, who WIS recently convicted OF
having robbed thirty Ave churches OF altarclotls,
Chandeliers Rihl-s and other articles, was sentenced
Yesterday. Two months ngo he Was convicted on one
indictment for robling chaIches and WAS sentenced
TO a term OF five years at state Prison. subsequently
six more Indictments found against HIN, ard to
those he pleaded guilty. Yesterday he again
sentenced TO term OF five years at stats Prison but
both terms Will run together Vein In court insisted
that he only robbed obtain what he required TO start
q church.
The New Opera House was crowded to It's utmost
capacity last night b. the relatives and friends Of the
graduating class of the High school which held its
exercises there. The class the cap and gown
used in colleges. Miss Florence Taylor delivered the
salutatory and the valcdictoIy gwen by George
Frederick Eec. The exercises consisted OF songs,
recatiOns, declarations and music. ~ the close or
the evening prize, were awarded .
Ii was reported at the Court House yesterday that
the Grand Jury had refused to indic sicgfied Cron-
helm the proprietor Of IObOKer variety theatre Tor
keeping his place open sundays and giv6 theatrical
performances and selling beer.