New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

account OF her dss dated habits He agreed to pay me-
a week for her support if she wond not interfere viii
him or the children Mrs. Ryan consented, ana ior
time all went well but Christmas night wne uc'
husband was abscut from home, sic forced INC p"Se
ent door opcn and gaining Ambulance to the room oe
cupied by the sleeping children Carried on oig -
and srspeciing his wife, han her arrested yesterday
Justice smith committed Mrs Ryan for examination
and directed Mr. Ryan to look after the chi'u'
BROOKLYN
Deaths IN Brooklyn last week. 277; births
205 marriages, 80.
The wife of Alderman Bard, of the Nine
reeuth Ward who had in III health for long time
died Thursday night She twenty-five years Of age
The certificate of incorporation or the
Manhattan Beach Bathing Company, whose business L
sufficiently described In its name, was filed yesterday "
the office OF the Csuniy C'ek
As the Rev. DR.. T.. S. Porter, of the Bed
ford Avenue Reformed Church. reading in his study
a, No. l21 Clymer-st, Thursday afternoon, a bulet
came crashing through rear window lt struck oook
which was standing end on the table at when nc sat-
but did no further damage
A number of Roman Catholic clergymen
assembled Thursday afternoon at the residence OF
Bishop Louchlin on Jay-st aud presented to him a
crozier and horse and coupe. Tho presentation al
dress made IN Latin, by Father Fransoliy OF ~.
Peters Church. who also READ poem IN La'in' 'no
gifts were u complete surprise To the BlShop.
Sylvester Fulam was arraigned before JUS
arrested he dressing for his wedding His intended
bride visited him in the Fourth Street StatlOnhouse,
and present IN the courtroom yesterday Inc eh
amiuatOn adjourned and the prisoner was sent To
the Raymond street JAIL the young woman accompany
ing him TO the or OF the prlsOn-yan, and protesting
that she would never desert him.
JERSEY CITY.
The annual examination of applicants for
admission to tho High School was finished yesterday.
out OF the 3i3 applicants 223 were successful
Frederick Knapp. formerly n real estate
agent of Jersey CITY, but now living In Brooklyn was
arrested Jersey CITY yesterday upon charge OF cal
ley at Mont eomery and Grove-sts He gave bail pend
ing examination.
NEWARK.
The Rev. Charles Kreuger, of the East Re
formed Church. is seriously Ill with pneumonia.
The lee i'm the ponds IN the vicinity of
Newark is about seven Cucs thick but none or the Ice
companies nave begun cutting and storing.
There is n marked increase in the number
of applicants for relief Office OF the Oyerseer OF
the Poor Last month ,395 families we're relieved ;
this month the number will reach about 5000.
Long ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Hon. Francis Is.
BALDWIN, once As,cmb lyman from the Id District OF
Queens Cuunfy, aud County Treasurer elect Is lying
dangerously M OF Inflammation O tile lungs ut MS house
i'm Baldwins, tue Southern Railroad IL Is under
stood That ais physicians have htte nope Vi MS re
cOyery. go .n,,. 80, ,,.r,
ToMPKINsvILLE.-Judge Hilton has presented
a check for $3.50 70 the Smlth lnGrmary at Iompkins
vile.
CfITToN-The Great Kills and the Staten Island Sound
are frozen over Yes erday brewers the Island
began cutting zee from the ponds