New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
ur1c vopx nAuy TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY ., 1877


M,vor Of wlamburgh Her husband Dr. AbrahamJ Berry,
was also surgeon OF the Second Army Corps.
The dispute between the two boards OF trustees In
the Fleet Methodist Church was decided on
rav nv Indigo McCue Of the old board and forbid
ding the new board interfere with the affairs OF the churon
greater than Ben Butler was found by the ponce
Saturday the person OF Charles A. Greene VINO was az
at Fulton Ferry six sets OF spoons and other
ware marked initials Of many different people, VINO
he acknowledged had the best claim on the property
The New-York Curling Club and the Brooklyn
Thistle Club curling machin Prospect Park
on SATURDAY. by the latter by ~ points Geo
Henderson made points and won the Maitland Medal In inc
match between the members Of the st. Andrews Club.
The custom of wife beating seems likely to become
rs prevalent BROOKLYN as in London Two mtators OF
oup were Saturday for brutal attacks on ther
wives-James Luce Butler st. and Frank W. ogivy
Of No. Al Raymondst They have been taken 70 jan untn
their up this week
While the corpse of Patrick DOnohue was being
conveyed from East stapleton Staten Island
Yesterday by two Martin Keveny ana James
Donahue their wagon coded with Futouave car and was
The drivers arrested, ana the dead oouJ va"
taken to Traceys morgue on Fultonst
Henry and Robert Witty were each held on Satur-
day in $500 alleged cruelty to animals II said
that the accused had allowed horses to remain In their
stables without food for FIVE consecutive days. and when he
horses were OF their stalls by ocer Nyse they
were scarcely able to walk.
Frederick w. Martens, the broker, of No. '29s
Baticst who committed suicide in Exchangeplace New
York last Friday thought to have killed himself In tenn
porary Of insanity. He last seen by his faniy on
Thursday evening" and 1t noticed that he then acted
strangely several days previously His funerA
took place yesterday from his late residence.
The volunteer outdoor relief visitors lind num-
Der Of the Door to be OF thrifty mind lady visitor
I'm South Brooklyn last that woebegone
appcan had bank OF 400 To all needy families
the commissioners furnish supplies which cost about 81
weekly There great increase In poverty stricken people
within the past two months.
Jacob Woodruff, principal of the public school at
North Fifth and Fifthsts f. d. was assaulted by James
Dunn pupil had xpeled. policeman being sent
for found beating and stamping on the PROSTATE ped
gogue Dunn taken TO Raymond Street JAIL but MT
woodruff severely injured that he not able to a
pear against him on Saturday.
Louisa Chester keeps fruit-stand at the Custom
house and resides at No "a Poplarst coloed and
woman Joseph H. Orchard and Sarah Ann Bradon, have
worked for her occasionally Saturday she made COM
pant to the police had stolen from her gold watches
and other property between 5000 and $500 The ser
wants arrested and portion OF the property that the
woman had pawned was recovered
The project of connecting the police headquarters
OF NewYOrk Brooklyn by telegraph lines which seemed
about TO fall through of the jealousy OF the two
police boards in fair Of being realized
cable be laid East River soon and ire
boards thus be put IN direct communication The necessity
for this was felt in the the Astoria robbery last week.
Between April II and May 2, 1876, Lewis A. Pires
deposited s4 $50 in the Loaners Bank the repre-
sensations President that the bank solvent ON
Nav the bank suspended Pres went before Judge
Pratt Saturday DeoDng that the receiver OF the BANK be
compelled pay money deposited The receiver answered
that the money had all been paid from his hands and that
the petition too late The court reserved It's decision