New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

and taken to the Fourteenth Precinct staton-hOusc on
complaint of Louis SchlesingcT Of No l4j BOwcry WHO
charged him with attempting pass counterfeit $50
treasury The police could not satisfy themselves
! held Cunningham to await further INVESTIGATION.
The following is a comparative statement of
Of contago4s disease reported Ior the two weeks
''s % - FETGHs cerSoEO s5yas2 Man. Mini, Small.
.nssg s pEg T ph G s meas ss Meas & Ds P?
GSs 6SS. o.: -: 10 99SS Z z 5
The branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association at No l34 Bowery provided during the past
year 900 Tree lodgings and supplied lG6229 meals lhe
be greater there Will not he as many free meals iHr-
nshed In connection with the above WORK G"opela. d
1873 situations obtained for those out OF employ
ment
About five months ago Thomas Iussey of
Huates Pout held in n 900 bail to appear for trial
for felonous assault committed by him upon Charles
| Moore, liquor dealer In Thirty -fourtn-st Inc case
being ready for trial. Hussey has threatened ho9c II
the latter appears and testhes against him. lac viii run
away. This to the of Patrick Craig, who had
latter was arrested instance OF Craig, by Detective
! Reilly OF the Central Office and locked up.
Officer Sullivan Of the Steamboat Squad
YESTERDAY arrested George Armstrong at Pier No 20,
East River, while prac;icng the "conhdcnce game.
He had not succeeded il feecng any one bH. inc occr
man Of those characters who bang around steam
boat wharyes ana cndeavOr TO nveice travellers mo
low gambling houses He is an old offender, aud Arm
strong Is an assumed name.
The mortuary record for the month of No
| n
yesterday, is follows: During the month OF November
deaths reported from measles II from scdriana
! from Whooping cough II from maarial lever and IL
from cerebro-spnal fever or the tota! l6i were re
fapiies and less, in hotels and boardnSh0uscs ana
| in Institutions.
At a meeting of the Police Commissioners
| Precinct and Boyle Of the sixteenth Precinct, aud
ROundsnen Bum of the Tnireth Precinct aud Burk OF
the Twentieth Precinct were dismissed the force Ihc
! resignation OF officer Edward C0nncly was accepted
The following were appointed members OF ine force ana
assigued TO precincts designated bc!o" VIM r. aus
tin, Fourth; Jas J. Sullivan to The Iyenty,nnth !;
Edward McCabc 10 the Fourth j. j. Farrell and Peter
| ClarksOn to the Nineteenth Precinct
The effects of Carl Bergman the composer,
and conductor of the Philharmonic aud other must
cal % Socees & a VII Foncens GS 9s Tey con Of 2Ss
OF music and Il few household goods. inc muse c"i.-
Beethoven, Mozart, Mcyerbecr. Wagner and other DIS
tinuished composers also some songs, some hgt p1H
lar Inusic and number OF original works by Bergman
himself The handsome silver baton the Gin to me DC
ceased from Edwin Booth, well as watch and ie%
| tries redeemed from pawnbroker by some kha
friends will be sent " relatives in Europe.
A division has taken place in the 81.
Matthews Church German Ladies Society i@r tLe keei
The president together with the secretary and
and large number Of LADY members, met yesterday IN
met at tie former place Of meeting ia the Basement oi
! the church. Those who met at sien"ay gave lhe
Church Council notice last March that an 1thcr pace
must be provided in which they could hold their meet
ings the room under the church being too small re-,
the division Mrs. Ottendorfer and those wih her pro-
fess themselves willing to return 10 tire chFch pro-?
BROOKLYN.
DR.. Wilson Tucker, a well-known, physician,
died Of consumption on Monday night at MS residence
| No. 80 Latayette-ave.
meeting 'of the Law Committee of the
Roard of Supervisors was held Yesterday at which the
bond Of Commissioner Midas was approved
The Board of Estimate yesterday apponr,-
toned the excise moneys hand amounting to T6374
among number OF the charitable institutions OF the
| city.
Nothing has vet been heard from George w
SG Nov ~ M from his home at No IA Dean-sI his
friends are confident that he has committed suicide and
| the police entertain little hope Of his recovery.
| The Police Commissioners have determined
IN reprmand the entire Twelfth Precinct In the com
mand of Capt. Kaiser on account OF the Dad behavior
cinct are frequently brought Deore the Doard Tor III
conduct.
a young cOlored prisoner named Francis Wis
lev confined in the Raymond Street Jail for vagrancy
Monday afternoon climbed oyer the fence OF me YARD
IN IN anned ed a the First Precinct for lodgings wa
Identified and taken back to his cell
Yesterday Policeman Thomas II. Collins ap-
peared Court of Sessions TO testify that full salts
faction had been received ali injuries inflicted upOI
him by Robert Crow" Murray. The latter was abom
10 be sentenced by Judge Moore but this testimony will
it is stated. act az bar to the sentence.
At a meeting of the Board of Education
yesterday majority Of The Committee on studies re
he schools. minority report in favor Of the proIec
was received and the matter laid over 1Or sptca
session next Tuesday The Committee on rruancy re
ported 5l7 ruants in the schools during the month
November.
The will of Friedrich Rose of No. 800 Union
ST. admitted probate by Surrogate Veeder yesterday
contains this curious clause Since believe tnat mar
red life is best for mankind beg my dear wife TO tr
not 10 be hindered by any false romantic ideas iron
remarrage after my death, If she finds worthy o
her request her TO accept wedding gift from
her husband who leaves her more than he can eX
press in words OF $4,000, to hold and for
| ever"
In January last Mrs. Ellen Kane was seri
ousIy injured by fall she getting on Flushing
| ave hOTsecar at Fulton Ferry. She brought actor
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company for dam
| ages and recovered go, 100 On Monday her husband
George Kane brought another suit In the City Court be
fore Judge Reynolds for $4,000 the estimated damage
for the loss OF his wfes services account OF the IN
iuries received by the accident Yesterday the jur
brought in a verdict Of s., 500 for the plaintiff
The new Republican General Committee o
Kings County held meeting last evening az their head
quarters aud chose the following officers for 1877 Pet
| ident David Williams; First VcePresident, John II
Taylor; Second Vice-Presdent +. X. Kennedy; Thir,
| Yic-President, Raphael G. Sterns Fourth Vice Pres
dent, William j. dspsey; Recording Secretary; Olge
c. Paterson; Assistant Recording secretary, WILLIAM III
, WbtlOck Corresponding Secretary, Edmund H. Hobbs