New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-30
BROOKLYN.

A number of policy shops were closed yesterday by
the police Of the Second and Sixth Precincts
The trial of John J. Burroughs for the murder of
ria wife Elizabeth down for yesterday bat has been
postponed until Tomorrow.
The officers Of most Of the different savings banks
oppose proposed reduction in the rate OF interest to de
pOsitJTs from ~ per cent
II costs the present Charity Commissioners 10 per
cent of the entire appropriated for charitable purposes 10
distribute tie supplies I" uic poor
1t is stated that Gen. Woodward, President of the
Board of City Works Will resign and that successor
will be nominated by Mayor Hunter before Jan l.
William Burden, President of the New York IIy-
draplc and Drsaage COMPANY SneTs 70 furnish me city with
The trial of Dowden and Hall, indicted jointly
Mcguire for the muer OF Henry Thompson on oct To-
viii begin tins morning III the Court OF oyer ana lchei
Smoking cigars yesterday stolen from the store az
Van Brunt and Uncnsts Tos smith Of Lawrence and
Wnoughly cts Ieupnent Of 80 days in Raymond street
Jail
Uriel A. Murdoch has begun an action to restrain
the Prospect and Coney Island Railroad Company from
laying its along Grayesd iron Of his land lie
claims damages also
A sick and destitute man named John Mcnamara
Yesterday lying pie Of straw In garnet
at No ~ Hamonave While being conveyed TO The Long
Island College Hospital he died
At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors to-
MORROW Ripley Ropes viii bring charges Of extravaganza
against the Charity Commissioners in connection with e
existing system Of outdoor Teiei
Henry Schuars, "A young man in the employ OF
John Waters dealer in Brooklyn at various times has
appropriated the proceeds OF Gales 70 his own nse Justice
Judge Barnard Yesterday ordered that the fines
paid by Charity Powell. Wills and Ferguson
should RENTED and paid back by the County Treasurer
This the decision That bas recently been made
concerning their cases Ia the Court OF Appeals.
When Catherine Brennan domestic, sued DIR. f.
Mott yesterday s33 claimed to be due her for she
yas surprised And that lie charged her nearly the whole
sl for medic treatment which she csres she knew
had received believing tnat bis male az 70 ne,
health ratous Justice Senior took the gris Vie" u
| Mrs Elizabeth Franks wanted to chastise her son
August age H. for taking twenty cents nom her pockeook
without PERM ssion ne assumed determined and pusl
isle an attitude that she feared 10 undertake the task she
appealed Justice Ees or assistance but he reiusod to
not to commit an assault
John Callahan, when approaching his home in
MyrtIeave suddenly assaulted by fsky goat The
surprised turne show nghL but the animal stood a
bay. Callahan ten home with NE goat at bis heels The
latter ,enaine WIN d , J nom ,1ra Tor fbe He was
! held TO appear bafOTe Justice DelinaT.
! IL Is announced that DIR. Ordronaux, the State
Con m oner IN Lunacy. viii return from Albany today and
meet IN private the committee which, jointly with him.
Investigated the Asylum manasmeni They VIII consider
form the whole system Ll sT h 10 tue
! Apparently one of the most devout worshpers at
St Paircks Church WiIoughby aud Kent man
who hAs regularly attended mass. IL happened how.
nat % 10 s pac SS1s pS o snd 2ns y a
ieiy him at a. re ave and D eson IT. ohaIgis
iiia Vim beng pielpoGAet lie gave his name a'-"m.
Atantic-aye. divides the First and the Sixth
Wards guasns each In the habit Of gathering at
night this at Hicksst and throwing bricks and
stonen AZ each other several nipdo~s have
been bpEen. Complaint i@s Dcen madS W Cmst OF Fon' q
Campbell he been abe % the Offenders.
meeting Of the property owners wsa held a; No ~
Atlantic onins when resolutions were passd call
ing AL eAtT. police 10 protect their property
JERSEY CITY.
Charles Lynch OF HaverstrHw, N. Y, was hungry
And peuneGs yesterday and dollars worth OF pastry