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BY A FEMALE.-A woman named Mary Moyses. alias
Oliver, was arrested yesterday by officer Warren, on
charge OF bigamy for marry two husbends From the
afdavits, i appears that her maiden name was Mary
YORK. ond that she married TO James Moyses in the
parish Corby county OF Northampton the l4th Of
July 1889 III the fail Of ls4 she and her husband came
this country, and after her husband left for the
became acquainted with young man named James b.
Oliver of 30 Division street. and her husband not RETURN
ing after eighteen months absence she informed Oliver
that he had made application 10 the Chancellor for d
and the papers were nearly ready to be signed and
completed. she also informed him that her husband
Was dead which statement confirmed by her father
md mother On these representations he consulted with
the II nr r q, Oakley, who concluded that they
ceul3 .I.. . aety and he joined them in matrime
nv on l4 III. 81 september, Is43 They lived together
man wife until June last, when their matrimonial
felicity seriously disturbed morning BY the pre-
Gently returned from the West The two husbands being
duped and deceived made against the
% M tine o q hs Ss ny
visit to England had her arrested and brought before Jus


ce Haskell, where she was attended ny he her counsel
Mr. Nage and entered bail in the sum oil $500 or her ap
pearance to answer the charge


JACK HArFIELp.-Severa inquirieshave been recently
made as 10 the whereabouts OF this man. who arrest
ed months since for picking the pocket Of Mr. Pen
nman Of Albany, and we understand that Mr.. p whose
energy ofscharacter iswell known is about offering
reward for his and delivery into the hands Of
the authorities at Albany


DEspERArE ATTACK or OFFICER KsApP The store Of
Michael Casey Ia Orange street. entered Sunday
evening by black burglars named Thomas Williams
and VIM. johnson, by breaking the paddock from ths





glars created alarm in the neghborhood. and watch
man Tenure and officer Knapp, who were in the neigh
horhood rushedi olsecurehe rogues when one Of then
escaped and aKnapp overlook him he drew razor that
he had concealed and gave Knapp severe cut on his
left arm which severed the fesh for several inches
and two OF the sinews, which will probably al
ways render him lame in that member Of his body The
desperate rogues finally secured and fully com
mted for the glary as well as the assault


C0rOner's Office DIED FROM FALL-The coro-
ner called to hold inquest the body Of Ann De-
any % years age who jumped out Of the second story
,f house in Beach street near Washington, about
month ago. while laboring under the effects CT ntemper
nce and broke both Of her legs She taken to the
Hospital, where he died on Saturday night


FIRE About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, smoke
discovered coming from the combngs the hatch Of
the brig Eliza Captain G. Tikcli lying at the foot Of
street Upon opening the matches it discover
"a that the cargo was on fire; The alarm being given
much difficulty, succeeded in putting it out The fire is
supposed to have originated from ocofoco matches,
some other combustibe material which had been slowed
iway in the hold The brig to have sailed yesterday


ternoon for Santa Cruz and was very fortunate that
he fire discovered before the vessel got to The
cargo consiheraly injured.