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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
THE yry.Jrssry METHODIST CONFIDENCE

At the third DAYS session Of The NewJcrsey Meth
odi,t Episcopal Conference in New brunswick. y. j..
five delegates were elected Ia The National Conference
TO be held In Omaha. Neb, in May. Those chosen
were the Rev r. Hewitt. OF Camden the Rev james
Moore presiding elder Of the New brunswick district
the Rev. J. =. Graw, Of Camden; the Rev. Thomas
UanIon Of Pennington. and W. II. Sltirm and A. +.
street Of Trenton. The reports read showed Tia;
S3174l had been collected for missions during the
year. or 1898 In Of lat year. The fol- r"ing
new members were admitted by unanimous vote :
The Revs John H. Race, Moses f. GIavatt, {. h.
Fisher, John Allen ir., w. K. WeatherspOon, j. J.
Shaw. y. G. Lppncott jr, II. +. Parker, W. = Mitch
ell V. A. Ionic, J. A. Lumley, J. ". Nicholson Daniel
Johnson W. G.. Mover The deacOns elected 10 full
membership were j. II. Race, VI. +. Gravatt, G. l..
Fisher, H. F. Parker W. +. Mitchell and Daniel John
son. IT was announced that 100000 in dividend,
from the Methodist BOOk Concern had been distributed
among other conferences and for the support Of super
animated preachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
SCHOLARSHIPS At DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the Schoolnasters Association Of
New.York held last night The Delta Kappa Epsilon
Clubhouse, 49, Fitth-ayc. large number Of the
being
DR.. +. G.. Ireland. the president Kendall Spauldng Of
Mootclair n j.. vice president; Theodore c. Mchl,
secretary and Dr. f. W. Fisher the Rev. Au
sustus Uhlman, II. X. SIauldng w. W. Smith, Of En-.
g,swood y. J.. DR.. Julius SOchs, the Rev w. F.. Plum
ley c. A. Mead, Hiram L. King. DR.. John VI. Hawkins.
DR.. w. D. Med. Hslsey. Dr.. Emery W. Gwen. C. l..
Harrington, Dr. T.. H. Cook. \. Ii. Cutler and John r.
Dunbar OF Bloomfield, y. J. The tCas's were entr ly
informal the president acting toastmsstcr. DR. Fisher
was ehsiInlan Of the dinner committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

Steamer Camella (Brl. Panpcy. Bonore-John seager
Ship Beethoven (BrD Smith ud0n-SnOw Burgess
SAILED.
Steamers Finance for Rio J6neiro Delta Mobile IroruoS
Charleston; Rio Grsude. fernandina
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEESTows, Mar ls-Arrivcd steamers Wisconsin fpr,
Hughes and Umbra Br Mckay from New York for Liver.
pool.
LIVERPOOL, Mar l5-saed. steamer Tanrc (Br) Roberta
for New York.
MovnIE. Mar s-Saed. steamer Furnessia (Br), Harrs
from Glasgow hence for New loIk. -
PRAwLE POINT Mar le-Passed steamers Sorrento (Ger
from New York her 10 Hamburg Persian
Monarch BIT Brs0w from New York on her 10 Tondon
Dsria (Br Davies La Flandre (Dtch Schmck. from New
York for Antwerp.
CoPEYHAGES. Mar is-Arrved steamer Thingvalla (Dan
Iaub. from New. York
SrBTTiY, Mar l6-saed, steamer Norge Dan) Knudsen
for New. York.
HANBURG Mar l6-Arriyed. steamer Phyllis (Br. Granger
from Now York.
ANTWERP Mar l6-Arrived steamer Conemaugh. Spencer
from New York
GIBRALTAR Mar ls-Saied, steamer werra Ger. pohe
from Genoa hence for New-YOrk.
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v,. RosEIys.s GENEROUS REQUESTS.

The will Of Mrs. Maria {. Robbins. "!do" Oh FL
Robbins who died March 10. at smith ana Li'I"s
stan SIS was fled for probate Yesterday. Tier nus
hand died ten years ago NaEing her loT''uio Vi
So coo, 900, which lie had "n'as'ed III INC ro'''I'
r,ns :, Now York Among the requests Of Mr.
Robbins are these for public purposes Sl1oooo -
establish the public library in the town OF Arh"H'o
Middlesex County, Mass, where she was Dori'' III
Gliding $4,000 already expended; *1oooo 10 the
Institution for tie Blind in Ncwlor ans SoOo 10 'he
Society for the Relief Of pccabe Aged ana Ihdlse
Females in Brooklyn. The sum "f s0o'ooo Is gwen
IN each OF two nephcws. Edwin :. and Walter j.
Farmer and egaoies OF $4,000 each to several oil tc
Robbins family bcsdes other smaller boquestS to IN
diyiduals the total amounting 10 $4,000 The
residue of the estate Is left 10 her brother Elrds
Farmer of Arlington Theodore b. Holt ana Johh u.
snedeker are the executors. The Will Is dated leb
u ls9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The cornerstone of the new building for the Bedtorl
branch OF tie Bureau Of Charities will be laid at No.
65S Futon-st this afternoon.
The Brooklyn Warehouse and Storage Company
which has Just been organized. will put building
on the site formerly occupied by the Brooklyn Iaber
nacle in schermerhOrn st.. with rear entrance In
Living stOnst thoroughly hreprOOf structure Is pro
posed
John g. LorenZ. who was recently non suited In
proceedings to recover $500 a. damages from the city
for injuries caused his property by the ho0dng VI
No 476 Marcy ave- was indicted for perjury Yesterday
in his testimony at the trial.
John Day, of No. Id Nine-st., was held for the
Grand Jury Yesterday for falling TO return the half OF a
$50 bill belonging b supervisor French, which he
found Each OF them sent half the bill to Washington
TO be redeemed and thus French found out where the
half he lost had gone When Daly refused to return
n I'D him aricstcd.
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THE HUSBAYDS ACCOUNT or HIS CRIME.

David H. Ramsey told in Part II Of General SIS
SONS Yesterday just how he came TO shoot his wife
Annie on May %, 1890 al No. III West Forty fifth
It, After Detective Frink had described his long
search for the prisoner. Ramsey took the stand In his
own behalf and told "A story which decidedly
gauzy" In place. lie hHd separated from his wife.
but suspected her Of ndety. lie went Ia her house
after midnight with detective and two friends, getting
In by means OF 4 latchk-y She refused 70 Open the
door to lie. roOm and her husband kicked In the glass
pane in the door. The whom he expected 10
lind IN the room was always armed 20 Ramsey drew
his revolver He put his hand through the opening
to unlock the door, when Of his companions struck
his arm and the weapon discharged. Mrs. Ram
sey was shot In the neck and nearly killed. There
was no man in the At first the prisoner said
that he didn't know the revolver was loaded, but
afterwad admitted that he thought il 1he trial
was adjourned un;il Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

MR.. CHAPINs VIEWS on LIFE IN C0NGRESs'
Congressman Chapin was at his home ycSteru'N'
When asked II he intended TO accept the post OF Kan
road Commissioner. be said he had not yet fuiiS ue7
cded, and added
81 was nominated for Congress last falI 10 III d."
vacsgcy had to decide quickly and ga hOl nave
lime 10 give the matter careful consideration. eH'o
| entered Congress | have learned that II j ''v
worth while from any point OF view TO he c@UN
Congressman. Unless q man can be an attentive ""-
permanent member OF the House il i better N"V
he should stay away The Brooklyn u1duohJh fet".u
IN tannI~ OF once Is good, and perhaps CV"'o ~
r.nominated and re elected for several terms III ~
cesslon But the question remains for me- ""0'"0'
II - wise or prudent for man at forts-iouI !" ",
upon Congressional NE II lie decides 10 Cd ~ ~
shouh enter upon 1t just II he woniu el''0' W.
any other arduOus and absorblpg pioioss""' "
,nust forego the prospect Of accnmuiauhE even
moderate fortune and must expect g'ci'o uN'
turbance Of his business and domestic reiAuo' ',
almost any other prOfessicn demands ana M "
time he WIZ be subject to the chances oi
and election g., ,ha
Nv friends have known my views IN ,'o
matter and the opportunity is enered p' VIZ
.n,o,ntment which has been rendered 10 me ~
IN yre>. n wish / do not wish 10 De .a,,,t a.
as s.yinr that life Congressman - f ,rh,ther
mo FOR II has much fascination. Blt douo' WIN"
| can afford TO devote myself 10 It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
she GAVE coon RErrREycrs. lxYnow.

james Edwards when a.algnrd in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. charged by Mr.. Julia Sharp with
having omb'lkIcd fund from her bank, No. - East
Twenty irdst, told straightforward story about having
tIe 800 which -hc he stole lie aid tRt In
went downtown with the money 10 Insurance Office
No. - Wall-st. On his WY back be missed h- money
and returned To ind it, Failing in thi, he told Mrs Sharp
the loss. She cecd him thcf be ,sys. tlrl.-
oned shoot him Witnesses testified Edwards' good
character. Mrs.. Sharp made several ,cenc-" Bclicv.
ing that Justice Grady questioned Ncicitv. gave
references the Princes, Wales aud Princess Louise
She tod cAayaeant stoc, about her wealth and said
She in the banking bushes for fun. She made her
lawyer ncr'oas. Edward, held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
NETWORK CITY.

The Museum OF Natural History VIII be open frco
20 the public to-day from 10 a. m. until ID J. H.
Mr. and Mr., George Clinton Batcheller are at pres
cnt staying at The Windsor Hotel, Atlantic CITY, ~ D.,
where Mr. Batclclcr seeks rest from ardnouo dtlles
incident to large and increasing business lie Is
chairman Of the House Committee Colonial Ciuo' d
member Of the Republican club, West SIDE KepuDncah
club West End Association. and treasurer OF ~
,uarev,s Methodist Episcopal Church. seventy sixth st.
Grover Cleveland celebrated his hfty-hnh birthday
yesterday.
Women ont walking today will have ample excuse
for displaying their new ard elaborate pettlcoas.
The big IMMIGRANT steamship Clandernagor. which
arrived here Yesterday, had 1000 italian Immigrants
IN hoard They were detained board for mmied
ton and careful medical ns pecon, and will be landed
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
OUTGOING SFEI AERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEW YORK ........FRIDAY, MAR IS, IS
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK ....-.FRIDAY. MAR. IS, 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer Corcan (Ir. Menzics Glasgow MARI. London
with ndsc and passengers 10 Austin Baldwin Co
Arrived NJ the Bar at >
Steamer Kly inland (bclgl Wcycr Antwerp Mar ,. with
passengers to International Nav Co. Arrived nj the
Bar AT 1880 IN
steamer lBrI. Spratley Rio Janeiro Feb 2l Lucia
Mar with mc to Busk JevOns Arrived al the Var at
l1th.
steamer Santiago Pierce. and ST Jago
with mdsc ana passengers TO James Ward Go
Arrived AZ the Bar at
Ola DOninlon Couch Richmond. City Point
Norfolk with nSc and passengers Ia Old Dominion
Citta III Roma lta BcrtOlloa, Baltimore, ba
last To simpson. Spence ~ Young
Steamer city Of New Bedford Weaver Fall River 10 Borden
4 Lowell.
SUNSET Wind at SANDY Hook moderate y: foggy
Al Clty lslandm0derae NM cloudy and thick oil shore.
CLEARED.
steamer Sorvia ,Br Dutton. Liverpool Queenstown
Vernon III Brown * CO.
steamer (Brl. jeffrey. Liverpool-F w Hurst
steamer Ethiopia ODD Wilson. Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer Amalh Ger kTaeft Hamburg-Funch. Edge Co
steamer Werkcndam (Dtch) BaIAer Rotterdam via bou-
lognr-F unch. Edge ~ Co.
steamer La Nornandle (Fr). Laurent Havre-A Forget
steamer Colingham iir Watson Dunkrk Barber & Co,
steamer Van Dyck OBI. lhclan, Rio Janeo-Busk jew.
ONS utClearancc)
steamer Finance Xollng. Rio Janero, Para Sc Via New
port News I ; & Brazil Mail ~ Co
steamer Alps (Brl. Legg. Trnldld-Ceo Christoll.
Steamer Atgonaut (Brl Lcgoe Montego Bay Kerr
Il Co
steamer Rio Grande Conner. Brunswick. Fernando
ns-C Mallory II 60.
froaaois Boarse Charleston and JaDssonvls-wm
Oyds = Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
WHAT i GOING on TO-DAY.

Genital Park mcnagerlc investigation
HrookIyn Elevated Railway stockholders meeting
~,.,,I Federation OF America, Hoffman House, p m
Annual dinner OF 7th Regimen: Veteran Cluo clubhouse
eNenn-.
Normal College concert, Music HAL SD D. M
Executive Committee Mott Haven Athletic A'o'ia''oh'
Fifth Avenue Hotel. =. M
Annual election Of LOtos club.
Colonial Club meeting, evening
Camera club private view, No. 314 Fifthavc.. p NJ
Professor Bickmorc's lecture. Museum OF Natural HIS
tory, 10 30 .. N.
pNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
he FELL FROM AN ELET1TTD TRAM.

Idward Moar. guard Oh the suburban Elevated
RAILROAD. had escape death thr One
hundred and thirty glth-s station yesterday. lie had
signal to the train when remembered
which he wished with the ticket chopper at
the station He left the tam delivered the note and
then tIird to jump aboard Tie tain When m moton.
lie slipped oil the platform car c, 10 the
track and tEon rolled OF - the pavement tel,w dis.
lance Of fifteen feet His cssrbone was broken and he
the head and body severely, Tut after he wa
examined by the surgeons in tas Harlem Hospital his
iures were believed net 10 be dansersus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
DiScrs>IyG PLANS FOR 4 cYAP1ER HOUSE.

About thirty members Of the Chl Phi fraternity
present the dinner VI the Delta chapter last
evening at the Arena, No. IL West Thirty hrst-st.
The dinner WIS to celebrate the quarter centennial
OF the establishing OF the Delta chapter Of Chi Phi at
Rutgers College. and held In th, city in order
mat the nlumal might attend il. Another thing
which made the dinner Of particular Interest Ia
members OF Delta chapter that plans for building
a chaptcrhou>e at Rutgers were discussed. some
Of who pended to tolsts were the Rev. John
w. COnldln Joseph outphen. A. f. skinner. Of Newark.
and George William Hart. jr. Others present
William Aumack, y. tampbell Clark Charlie y.
RUM, John ID. AycIigg and j. ID. Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
HE WALKED INTO TIE CANAL.

Patrick Drew. widower, living with his sister. at
NO. 80 Bond-st., drowned on Thursday night. IN
the Gowanus Canal. at Bond-st. 1t j. supposed mat
he accidentally walked into the water. a man IN d
canal boat living BOAdSt. heard Drew cry Tor
help, and him. lie won't for aid, put whch De
returned and the I'm the water was dragged
out he va dead and could not y" resu-cItnici. lie
was Identified hv paper, or him. Drew iortv
two year, old and owned considerable property. lie
formerly carried OH large oOopcrsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
v,c FIREMAN ASSAULTED HIM.

Fire Commissioner Ennis heard ev1deFe Ne.w'""
IN regard to the assaults made by Philp t. NM
fireman in Engine Company No ., upon D'''' "
,rhomos assistant foreman Of the same 'onP'"'
Thomas is 4 brother Of Alderman lhohaS' 'U1
'"' - watching short 100 pounds lees than Ms
i,,t rh, was arrested and held in ~ 300 bohos
,u tro ...aults Thomas testified that Oh MANN O.
he WAS MAILING out his report when Miller '',i'o "p
h,hind him and knocked him down ana theh !u"i''
ON him and kicked him all around the room ne ""'
miller arrested, and put under bonds Ihey Do'1 "t"
back To the engine house, ana "Il'e h' w."
-, ,,,tt.,r cold water on his blaokencd eyes,
,T;,l assaulted him again and pounded him severely
Tn. other members OF the company who were III
tho engine bouse at the time displayed rch'"ADlc
degree Of ignorance regarding the affair ana Comb iI
the Commits aUner asked them II tlefe va rEf w..
dn nv tie wtne,ses. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
MR. FOSTER WILL GO TO WASHINGTON TO DAY.

Secretary Foster did not return TO Washington yes
toidny, n, lr Intended lie changed his programme I'm
consequence OF the storm. But he did not remain in
or. shortly after breakfast he started downtown
10 visit the Custom House aud the sub Treasury. lie
,aid that thee special significance attached 10
nj, conference, with Collector Hendricks, and tie assist
ant treasurer, MIR. Roberts. All they talked about
va, purely official business. This Secretary wa, accom-.
panied by his private secretary Mr.. Wynne. Mr.. and
Nj, Foster remained here YESTERDAY and Will - hazel,
to Washington TO day with the secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
ALDERMEN 70 PROTEST At ALBANY.

AID rmen Morgan. Flynn. Van COtt. Martin and Mead
Committee Leg Station Of the Common Council t.l@
gphed the yesterday. asking him withhold his
Signature from Assembly Ell No. 50 until they be
hoard by him. This 49, LYMAN Conklngs bill su
thorlrng the Park Road connect the Central Park
transverse road with surface railways running each
-.dc The Aldermen LAY that it gives the Park Board
too power and that under they could build iaA
way In F.fth.aNc. II they desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
VERDICT REGARDING THE DEAD CHORUS GIRL

After an hours celebration coioners jury yesterday
agreed upon verdict that Hattie 4. Wey,ant. the
chorus girl died March 10 at 40. SO East Ninth
s.. cane 10 death the effects Of unla ~iul
operation The jury expressed the opinion that the person
who performed the operation unknown young nan
called Eddie" assisted by Florence Croker Dr. ;. h.
Mnden attended the girl, censused for not
porting the ease 10 authorities he found her
condition Florence Cocker held in 81 900 bonds for
Grand Jury, and Horace p. Gillngham. the medical
ytuaent and DR.. S. B. Minden DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
ANBULAXCE sURGEON COx,s CASE.

Ambulance Surgeon Cox. OF Roosevelt Hospital, who
refused to Mrs Bridget Mackin to that institution
after she had been injured by wagon in Eghh-ave.
Will be called upon for what is termed brutal
negcct.' MIS- Nsckin died from her injuries Oh
THURSDAY night in Bellevue Hospital Coroner Levy
VIII inquest In the OF Mrs. Mscn, which
Is set for 10 30 a. m. TUESDAY. Ex-Deputy
Coroner Schelcr Dr.. Kolb and David Dlckey, OF 42s
West Forty-eyhth.st. alleged witnesses Of DR.. CoNs
conduct have subpOenacd 70 attend Surgeon Cox
will also be summoned to the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
DEMANDS oy mcHIGAy pRonBlrIoxI,ry.


Grand Rapids. March Is C>peolalj.-Tho Prohibition
state Central Committee organized this morning hy
elccting a, chairman the Rev John Russell Of Detroit
The convention presided by Charles
p. Russell. u Detroit, and the platform adopted dc
manded that the sale and Manufacture Of liquor be
made public crime equal. suffrage rcsarIess of sex;
that gold, silver and paper all be made fun legal
tender and that bu. the Government issue money
that trust, and combinations be prohibited by law
that faIn"rs and industrial parte, b" invited to
operate for the overthrow OF class legi.laton that
the tariff be- revised business principles by experts
revenue basis only that railroad, telegraph,
telephone and express companies be owned by th.
Government; that pauper and criminal immigrants be
excluded and foreigners not be Permitted 10 vote until
year after taking ont papers tina; the Prohibition
party cannot entertain any proposition TO coOperae
with reform party which does not sntasonlze the
liquor traffic earnestly a, 1t docs any other monopoly
and vicious legislation that lndV idual and corporate
ownership OF land be limited and f,vOrinE per diem
pension law. The platform presented had no refer
10 Providence and sharply criticised aud
amended. The plaul, opposing fusion also at
tackled aud lively discussion brought ont hut II
Has adopted. Delegate to the National Convention
In Cincinnati were elected and subscriptions taAen
up to the amount Of 81 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
HOME NE US.


PROMTNENT ARRIVALS At The HUIfLo'
ASroR-Super,ising Architect w. j. Edofoohe Oh C ~
Treasury apartment, and eX-COngress'an "iiham H.
simouds OF Connecticut. FIFTH AVbNOh-oeh''o'
Frank Uiscock OF syracuse Congressman Mo'e' l. SVe'
On. q, N,..achu,ett, and Henry c. Payne. OF Wisconsin
uOFFMAN-Attorncy-' General Simon w. Ho''huaie' OF
,lh,ov uOLLAND-C Congressman John L. wilson, Of
Wa.hingoa and Ex-Governor Alexander H. klce' OF Nus
.,chu-.,,. NETEOPOLE- Senator Henry j. Cogtesliail
b., v,,to-,,Ie y Y PARK AVENUE-'iencIal Edward
= Jones Of Bnghamton. Y. ST. JAMEo-fFahAhh
u Locke Of Buffalo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOIN
w Nandler OF Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
X. w. G.. WILLING.
w. HARRIS ROOME.
JOHN JAY CHAPMAN.
N,,Af L SCIIIEEkEIlN
10 HELP Tile TTSKEGEE INSTITrIE.

A public meeting in the interest Of negro educa-
ton as represented by the Tuskegee Normal and In
dustrial Institute, Tuskegee, Ala. will be held to-
evening at O'Clock, In 1t. George Protestant
Episcopal Church. Booker T. Washington. the prln
cipal of the nskegee Institute will deliver an al
upon his work In the SOUTH and brief speeches
will be made by others. The school is conducted
after the plan Of Hampton Institute and In accom-
pllshing much TOR the education OF the negroes OF the
. Helt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
LAW STUDENTS At DlNNER.

The Junior class o thu law department 0 the University
OF the City Of New-York had Dime. 1hur,day
evening at Morclos, In Twenty ninths;. about thirty
I'VE members being present. W. Irving A. BIauns pre-
sided and among the tessts those 'The New-York
University" Arthur NJ. King; The Ladies'" Andrew
hVFne ~: Past Present and Future" II. L. Mckee;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
JUSTICE MURRiY TAkEs BACK HIS WIFE

JUSTICE AURRIY TAhES BACK HIS VIE
The case OF Catharine Murray against her husband.
civil Justice Thomas T. Murray. for failing to pay hor
p06 alinony. up speoia Sessions YESTERDAY
m Murray said uat her husband had failed hsr
- slimeny allowed by The Supreme CouSt She said that
- wsuAd hack 10 her husband IL he would take her