New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

whom he had tee recognized. ani accepted an nvi-
talon 10 call up,n i at his hotel. He went ashore
Immediately aterwNd The person who had rccog-
pzed him Asn repaired 70 tire Second Pfecint Station
House, and notified CsN. Weed Of the above facts
Policemen Sparrow and Lsdd were thsreupcu started
in search Of Stoab. They r4seed a watch upon the
trunk which he hid claimed his and visited al the
drinking places and odgng-horses in the First and
other Wards but TIE trunk was not called for and
neither wa anything learned of me fugitive. The
search was still continued. Stoub ~as reported to
have been seen in Greenwich street, aud in one pscs
10 which they went the OFFERS were informed that
man answering the description Of the person they
sought had tf only few uinutes before. Meantime
the trunk had been called for and carried away by
German peddler to whom. aftey close investigation
il was found to belong The ossU neItdirected their
attention 10 the California steamer Moses Taylor which
sailed yesterday. They went with the steamer below
the Hook, where she was hove 10 snd a search made
for stowsways and al the passengers mustered But
Soub was not on board. The officers then returned
By the pilot boat. The search viii be continued.
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AsorHyn ScpposIp wIrE-MuRDsR.-On the
evening Of New.Years day Officer MARITIME, of the
Twentieth Precinct Police, arrested man named
Thomas Jolly charged with beating his wife Jennie in
brutal manner. The psr.es reside in the tenement
house No. 2i3 West Tweaty eighth street; sud at the
time in question Sarah McElrash another occupant
the premises heard noise in the apartments occu-
pied oy Jolly and his wife. Upon attempting 10 enter
she found the door locked. The woman still continued
to SCREAM for help when she broke open the door.
Mr. Jolly was on her knees begging for mercy, the
husband standing over her with club in his hand.
Jolly kicked Mrs. McElrath the leg and abused her
in the most violent for her intrusion, and or
dered her out Of the Mrs.. Jolly attempted go
out with Mrs McElrath, whereupon the brutal hus-
band caught his wife by the arm and dragged her back
into the room. BY this time the other occupants IN
the house had become alarmed and called for the po-
tce, the call being responded TO in short time by
Officer MARITIME. The officer repaired to Jolys room
and there found the unfortunate woman lying partly on
her face on the floor. Thomas Jolly was standing in
the room with short club in his hand which he drop
ped az the officer entered TIE room. He had marks OF
blood upon his shirt. Officer MARITIME arrested hun
and conveyed him to the SationHsuse for the night.
Subsequently he was taken before Justice Quacken'
BUSH and committed to prison to await the result OF
his wifes injuries. carriage was procured ana Sirs
Jolly taken to the New-York Hospital where abe now
lies in critical condition. but little hopes being en-
terained of her recovery.
ATTACKING A Man IN HIS OwS HousE.-On New
night entered the lager beer saloon
Of Frederick Mman, the q Twenty xth street tnd
seventh avenue ard violent ASSAULT upon the pro-
pecr Whitman badly beaten and was laid p fSr two or
iDg coored named William Duffy. alias Brown. was ar
ss sd s: arg. with s Of ' s!Fff
Of the persons who struck him over the head With
club Duffy was locked ur by Justice Qua~kenou'h.
FATAL AoctDys~To AN OLD MAS.-Coroner Perry
inquest No. 1874 East Twenty hSa street. on the body
q rhomN Mcc man 20 Sssr Of a. wig S iS es N
ns.ss ryens e his into the street bu. thew
being ah upper ball he slipped and fell hesdlona to tho
hoCsrty She lifted him up. but found thai life extinct
Tie Jury rendered verdict OF death By conclusion Of the brain
he a native of Ireland
Conncry yesterday held inquest No - James street OF the
body II Bridget Kelly who burned 10 Death Monday
evening euce OF her clothes taking fire from fluid
lamp which burst her published IN Tuesday TRiB
usg The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased to
her by being accidentally burned by the explosion OF
fluid smp the 9Th Of January. 1884, She wss ~ years OF
age, and nstiyc Of Ireland.
A CHILD SUFFocArED.-Iesterday an inquest wss
held No. ej Perry street by Coroner Perry on Tie body OF
John Syms child Iee months and twenty days Old who ed
ron suhocatios.
BUPGLhRY.-On Monday evening man named
Francis Fitzpatrick in the looking ass store Of MI
John Willard No 40 Pearl street which he had bursaousy
entered NV means of false key The low had carefully
ind the and laid aside ten looking glasses which he de-
signed cag of aud would have succeeded In doing so but for
escape bis possession found skeleton key
Justice Welsh locked him up.
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