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New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

A new Methodist church was recently dedi
cated in Cleveland, not only free of debt bu
dist church in that city which had not deb
resting ON 1t when presented to the Almighty
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

For the first time in sixteen years the Ameri
can Missionary Association, is free OF debt
During the past year it paid off an indebted
ness of $3I3s9. Among the colored people
nf the South an important work has been ac-
complished CO by this association. 1t has at
present in the Southern States eight chartered
Institutions, twelve high schools and twenty
four common schools, with a total of 163
teachers and 7207 pupils, in all OF which
ture of the instruction. In addition there are
about 5000 Sunday school scholars under its
chArge.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Bishop Gregg has received into communion
the Reformed Church of England, two former
curatos of the Established Church, and two
deacOns now in the establishment have ap
piled for admission to priests orders at the
SDrin0 ordination
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Laura Bridgmans health is more delicate
than it used to be, but ler mind is as active
as il ever was. Her age Is now ffty-One.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

The number of Catholics in Scotland Is es- s
t;r,nted to be 3O9, ,430, the number in the dl-
ocese ,,l,, OF Glasgow alone being 1873, 1888. There
oTc are so missions in Glasgow. 12l priests, 116
departments Of mission schools middle middle
tory schools, 2 orphanage schools and sem
mary. while the churches and chapels number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO 1uE sHif CONSTELLATION
SUPPLIES FOR IRELAND TO BE ELCEIvED Al TIE
NAVY YARD.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-COmmodore John
N. b. Chtz, Captain ). =. Quackenbush, Lieutenant
George h. Wadlegh, Master Hugo Osterhaus. ana En-
s,gn sanue c. Lemby have been ordered examination
for promotion.
Lieutenant Charles RuschcnderGor has been ordered
10 the reoeiyng-ship st. Louis. at the Navy Yard
League Island, Penn.
The following detachmeuts have been made Lieuten-
Commander James NJ Forsyth. from the Navy Yard
League Island aud ordered executive OF the COuste
atiou Lieutenant Vim. f. Low from the receiving ship
Colorado and ordered TO the Constellation Lieutenant
Newton T. Mason nom the receiving ship St. LOUIS. and
ordered 10 the Constellation: Lieutenant Albron v.
Wadhams. from duty at the exp rimenal battery aud
ordered to the Npsc; Lieutenant john d. j. Kelly from
the Eipsc ana ordered duty at the experimental bat
terry; Paymastcr.Luther G.. Billings. from duty as In
spector of Flour etc. at NewYorR, and ordered TO the
Constellation Passed AssistantSurgeon Chas w. Ora
watt from the Naval Hospital. Norfolk. and ordered TO
tine Constellation; Passed Assistant Engineer A. q.
DIXON rom the Alarm. and placed whiting orders
Boatswain Edward BOnsal, from the Navy Yard ct
League Island. and ordered 10 The Constellation.
Commander EDWARD l. Potter has been ordered 10
command the COnste arOn. The Secretary OF the Navy
has instructed the COmmandaut OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard 10 all provisions offered for tho relief Of
sufferers Ireland the TO be placed board the
Conste aiion, at that Yard.
Canaan William H. Brown and First Lieutenant A. C.
Kelton L. 5. NJ C., al League Island, Penn have been
OF board OF survey 10 convene at Philadelphia tomor
row. Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
A QUESTION OF HANDWRITING.

In the examination of Edward +. Williams
before United States Commissioner Allen, ID Brooklyn
Yesterday when the question OF handwriting came up
Dstrict-Atiorney Tenney renewed his motion 10 e1-
cude from all the witnesses except the one Oh
the stand. General Can demurred. but finally named
halt dozen gentlemen present who would be examined
on that subject and they retired to the grand jury
room Sidney Williams. the defendants brother and
one OF his counsel said that he shOnld probably De
called AS a witness that point bur he was allowed
TO remain. T. f. willIamss was also permitted 10
stay IN tho commissioners room. General Catlin
humorously suggested that Anthony COmstock retire.
az hich Mr. COmstOck smiled and bowed, and Kept
his seat. =, IN, -. A.
The witnesses then examined all testhed tnhI Mr,
Williams bore an excellent reputation and that IN ther
judgement the obscene letter received by George ROW
land was not Mr. Wlliamss handwriting. Inc wit
nesses ex-POcc Justice Chauuccy Perry, Jonn "
Jenkins cashier ~ the First National Bank OF BrooAyn
and George W. AYcr Justice Perry SAID on the cross
examinations that Tie obscene letter dd MOI seem 20
he written i'm d4 gnised baud n apparently writ
tan ~ Z man did not make a business OF Wfltns'
Mr.. WIuaiu,'s haudwr tag indicated thdt ne was a
man OF great hrinurss-everT stroke was Waue n
though he meant it-wnile the letter neiOre MIN was
marked by caprci usness ore oould not be cetah hal
~ wa. all written by question Dy Mr. len
rev "a To Mr. Rowands character was ruled out ,aS
was also one by General Catn In regard 70 MI VIII
ams's temper and disposition. Mr.. AYefill tesunPd
that about week ago be went 10 Mr. NlllaWss house
and -tw him write. General Catlm remarked III Oh
underfoue that the did this At hs suggestion
The examination adjourned until tnls morhilR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
STRIKES ELSEWHERE.

ovER SEVEN THOUSAND PUDDLERs on STRIKE.
READING, Penn, March 15.-The men at the
extensive iron works F. & G. Brooke did not resume
work this morning. the temporary arrangement en-
tered into recently whereby they received increase
OF 10 per cent having ended on Saturday The demand
made OF 20 per cent but the demand
OF the pudder for SO instead of 81 so per ton seems TO
be The only obstacle In the OF assumption OF WORK
UARRIsBIRG, Penn, March 15.-rbe plddlers and
helpers in the mills Of Charles NJ Bailey Co MtCoT.
mick and wister struck FOR advance Of wages
They arr now receiving 50 ton aud tue propneors
Offer SIS 80, but the strikers demand So
PITTsBuRG. March 15.-The strike OF 1000 puddlers
begun today II includes those employed from Johns
town 10 Columbia. and Is the most formidable that has
occurred for many years 1t does not affect PlttsbuTg
THE manufacturers here having agreed upon sliding
scalc for all classes Of wOrkmen
PorTsTowS, Penn. March l5.-Thc employees OF the
Potts Brothers Iron Company, Limited. and number
OF the heaters employed by the POttstOwn IRON COM
pany struck for higher wages to-day.
BUFFALO n. V, March 15.-0ne hundred AID twenty
podders aud a number OF rollers az the Union Iron
Works struck This morning for an increase OF wages.
They receive S5 50 per ton nOw and have struck for
&c 90 claiming that the latter Il the uniform price AT
the other nulls throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
OBITUARY,
WILLIAM HAWKINS FERRIS.

William Hawkins Ferris, ex-Cashier of the
United States suDrreasury. died OF consumption yes
teray at his home No. 332 Ninth-st Brooklyn, In the
nifty year Of his For quarter OF century
Mr. Ferris was one OF the best known men in Wast
In ls45 lie entered the service OF Samuel j. Beebe &
Co. bankers, now OF j. B. Colgate Co., remaining with
them until their failure IN 1857. He then became n
partner in the firm OF Sewel Ferris Co. In 1861 he
entered tho SubTeasury and rapidly TO the position
of cashier which held for years when he was
forced to resign by sickness Mr.. Ferris init
,nate terms with many prominent men OF letters. and
numbered among his personal friends w. Gilmore
Splns the Southern novelist, William Cullen Bryant,
peuI ri Uayne and John Neal, Mr. Slmns was con-
slant visitor at his after tho war and planned
several Of hs literary works IN association with Mr.
Ferris who added 10 his hnancill ability line literary
taste j. c. Brown the artist, painted for him In 1868
the picture Waiting for swing" which attracted
much attention the Academy OF Design. The subject
OF the picture vas the young daughter OF Mr. Ferris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
POLITICAL NEWS.
nlscrrLINE IN ma XvTH DISTRICT.


The XVIII District Republican Association
last evening gathered for The purpose OF listening to the
CHARGE. made against the president Sheridan shook and
tie treasurer William NJ Montgomery. Mr.. Shook Is
charged vth having allowed the issue OF tickets bear
Inc the name OF Robert Powers. AntiIammany candi-
aato for Member OF Assembly. from The Repuh
lean boxes On certain dtrics. Il is also charged that
Mr. Shook IN various ways erdeavorcd to de
fcat tpe Eopublcau cGneidate Tor Governor,
A. T. Cornell Mr. Montgomery IS charged
-ulai. i.a-is.-s --'----------'
Cornell aud other Republican candidates 40 the last
election aud with having proposed the names OF Dem
ocrnta for membership IN the association. The
Gravity ~ tho charges sufficient to cal
together a largo number % The members OF the
association aud though there ntte more than pre-
hminary diminishing good deal OF feeling WAS dis
played on both sides
Mr. shook was not present when thr Committee OF
Invc4ta'ion opened It's session, ana the OF Au
cns,u. LYON, John Mccormick, Charles 9.
smith Thomas Eiucn and John COnroy. WHO
wrr. charged Nith belonging To Democratic
organ'z.fion were taken up They accused of be-
longing % tho Robert Hll As-ocidtipn 80 named IN
honor ~ a Democratic Aldermen. The defence was
That tho organization was social ana rot political
one. All accused men testified that fheg supported
~. ~ o. publican ticket; l.. g. Ice appeared Tor all
When Tire eos Of ;r shook again called. Mr.. Ire
said he appeared ON behalf OF the seventy persons Who
LId made tue cnar4cs agalu.t Nr sh"ok IN
J,,u1iiou wn. EXPRESSED by Mr.. Ice AMI some
OF bis colleagues at the fact that tho Com
Ia ttrc OF Iuycstct had given 10 mo
would Ice taken up that evening" The committee IN
sisted that notification was urtdrd y iunc dispute
e. lipwcr. uuilg with rho committee adIournng Re
hearing In The case of Wosar sno" and Montgomery Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
GENERAL BUSINESS.
THE RAILROAD INQUIRY TO BE PROLONGED.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNR.I


Albany. March 15.-rhe Senate tonight
considered Senator strahan's bn forDiddiug waking
matches N which women take part. and ordered u 10
third ieading IA effort was made TO Include men III
the moulbit.on, buj the amendment was rejected
the Assembly Railroad Committee will continue dur-
ing the week 10 hear arguments on the Hepburn ran
road discrimination Dill General B. +. Tracy VIII make
tomorrow an argument in opposition to tue eA-
nre.s company feature OF the billi on NeuheS-
doy the New-YOrk Central and the Uuea
and Black River Railroad Companies VIII be heard ana
on Thursday Mr. Hepburn, the chairman OF the noteu
committee, viii speak. ~, ,,,on.rs
Tbr Assembly, his evening rejected Mr.. Mltchrll :
resolution 10 reveal law fUtbddDg the icducn OF
furrs on railroads uutl theY mad pald oiNIucuus
OF 10 Der cent Mi Skinner said the resolution was IN
ia. interest OF the elevated railroad cOmpahlcs Nr'
Ncnr tuen moved for returns from all the rafOaus'
but the resolution was tahled -, p,,,o
Tne bDl authorizing the superinteu MT ot fuphc
VIZ to max. repairs and Improvements
ON the canals, Was discussed Al sOhu
length and amended to put more FUZZY me wOfh ~
H. hands the ouperntenden exclusive oil the CahaI
Boald and then ordered 70 q tnrd reading
Adjourned. m, ...t.,o-
In Neyg-York Free Circulating Library hled arucles
of Incorporation with tbe Secretary OF State tOuby'
Among tae IncorpOrAtOIs Hamilton Fish Joseph H.
Cnoate Aurain 5 Hewitt. Robert Hoe, ST. Lew T. hor-
non III zabeth e. HObsOn. Anne RedhOn ana huth ~
DrlpeF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
MURDERED ON HE HIGH SEAS.

Daniel Leonard was tried in the criminal
brancn the United STATES Circuit Court Yesterday Ne
fore Judge Benedict, for the murder Of Anton A'oW'oh
.,v ON December o. on the American bark Archer. on
,b bigh sca. Assistant United States Attorney Fiero
conducted the case for Government, and eXJudge
Gooilet and james NJ. Luddy defended the prisoner
Mr. Fero opened the case by briefly relating the facts
rc bark testified that On the afternoon o! DrcrWDtr 10
he herd A noise IN the forecastle, and immediately
aiterward the prisoner came on deck ana sdn h.o"
fou..y had struck HIM with a suck. lie WAS followed
Inv Kiowfonsly who was bleeding and who was crying
our, XIV fe, knfel" He examined the ~Ouhde4 hqh;
AMI found fhat he was cut ia the abdomen. lie died
that night. .. A.. -.... .ra
Jlrnb Holman a seaman, Karl AudeIsen another sea-
man trstli that the day ~ the stabbng ne pns
oner and K.Owtonsky were wrestling. hH"'yhtAy 80.
T hrtter of Leonard aud he heard the latter say
that he would gct square with him before the end OF
the voyage
The trial will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
A STORY OF CRUELTY DISCOUNTED.
Tho suit of William Grant, fireman, again

Alexander Mayer cuieensneer or the ship Ayo. OF the
Alta. Line for 50 600 damages for cruelty on the last
trip NeyYorS TO the West Indies was urea Delo'e
Iudoe McAdam I'm the Marine Court, without Jury
Yesterday Tne plaintiff testified that on lhe mira dy
1ut ne was taken seriously Ill., and was unable 70
york Tie ..,.... emsn. 49,. LlsIsSD''
uu4ble TO do so had the furnace door opened ana inc
pant II held it, fires until bis whskers ana tare
were badly burned. Then when he ssuE down helpless
the engineer mad several buckets VI salt water thrown
over uim 49,,
The engineer testified IN hts behalf that the plain
tn feigned sickness ana he ordered him 10 continue
work lie denied that he had had the fireman held before
tne furnace but the Her tell down there ara IN order
Ia euiven him he bad the water thrown over hin Inc
plaintiff continued work that DAY ana turuuguOut the
voyage. Judge McAdam thought the plAlnuI bad ex-
urgerltrd bis injuries aud gave MIN only 700 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Ihe following
business was transacted in the supreme Court OF the
United States to-day:
art Jacob Meyer. - al.-Appeal rom Missouri. A
suit for the alleged infringement OF Pat.ns
is not an infringe nenL that the deere. OF the Circus
ALVIN g Philips al plaintiff in error AIT Jas L. Ganss
Controller the STATE of Tennessee ris was petition of
writ OF to tho Controller OF Tennessee TO compel
him warrant 10 ne tate treasurer lot me psy
murder M the United Circuit COn in accordance
tho costs OF the prosecution undoubtedly debt OF tho
for which the CSnIoSr may m D SnaS5 maas
mon MIN in the present by the REALTORS was
led by law Consequently tho mandamns was properly
refused The Judgment of tho lower Court Is AMI met Mr.
strong iyered TIE opinion No. ~ inA N.Y. n;
Meeks pntn In error agt robert opleIts et az IA error
10 the ned tbs Dlstict Oh CaiOrnat rms WIS
lot in hr oity Of Francisco held o. rhs deiendsnt
the court below gave lud3n9nt iGr me sc
sgt the National Bank Of the state o. New aoTs
The drawer acecptor aud indotses Of certain eFatt
aadr"ssga 20 C Syi0 form AecsntedIcox x CSwan
maturity not being made the ban. caused It 60
the the defence that the % was uotdu pre-
ireesr sad Invalid ior ina reasn-rhs Court holds that
place OF payment il expressed N oh or "e ,e
rIie il that the proper place OK ~ s
place where acCept0r or maker resides uoos Dsss
b Of exchange lives ana does business town a. city,
aud accepts without exPanon or CO.., or i pr ~ 80
sened in accordance with II, address even atsough me
Tn"Te bill sdirsssed % & Cowao. New York ""
without the Indication OF phtce
nsynnt Or, and payable IN lew York and may %
3uy protested there sven although OK 4 Co.sn rrsios
and DO auOt city or other state Toe holder
81 nss e e td delivered the nioS No iss-Merr "a
Coz and J. C. arly, plaintiffs In error. agt TOO National
of Tho state Of facts In this
case prrcsely similar ~ that OF No lSS and tho Judgment
OF tho Lower anil med fer the same reas' Ms
No oj3Ja.ucs Waco A. appellants, AIT A, r. burbank
et al-Anrned with costs. 80 ~ A IL Pierce aud j. D.
Reed s.'. ncer r. sde and No. Lss.
same plaintiff In act. William = Tough ~ IBIS
missed ior want OF larts!stion. no. I92LM DslanG ap
ior want Ut jurlticton No 2J3rhe Peoples Bank Of
Reevilr. plaintiff In error. agt 2 C. Calhoun -ld George
dykeMoli0n dSnstss postponed un the case comes
up % its merit. No AI-Fh0 Insurance Com
pany OF North America plaintiff error agi he Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania lOton Ia advance donled No a4
The Davenport Northwest Railroad Company. pla nth
shaw GrossetL- Notion to disnis;
submitLd i76 In place OF No. 2Ol.SArdh - NaleR
appellant agt 5. skinner OF AL from Geora-Ar
gued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
PRIMARIES on LONG ISLAND.

Tie primaries for the nomination OF town OF
1cr. n most of the town, o Queens and suffolk Coun.
trsL l. vii DE hcli this week. aud considerable stir
T.. already being made in rrgard 10 the coming Spring
eecfinns In Ncwtowu. the present Supervisor, John
+ Van Nostrand Q.cp) has q strong following and
from present appearances viii have no opposition.
For snpcrvlso OF Flushing. 4 X. p Dcnnct Rep), the
rrrsent incumbent VIII be renomiuaied. = ID. Roe ana
J,seuh Dyd- will both probably ho in The feed FOR The
~ he action ~ the Convention. In North Hempst
I,ln " Clark Qepl, present Supervisor, viii be renom
mated The Democrats talk OF nominating stephen
T,her Vemp,tead is strongly Republican. The pres
emf snporvsor Mr. Clement RepD, VIII be renominatcd.
Fv sheriff RusnmOre Is being urged 10 take the Demo
cratic nomination.
Jamaica Democrats Will nominate john H. Brincker-
inf The Republicans have not set named candidate.
or,o acht VIII be on the excise commissioners over
eers the poor Justices OF the peace, hhd conshDes
Tnere are candidates for justice OF tie peace IN the
tan of Jamaica On Tie Democratic side. The chances
ar, IN favor Of eK-JIdge Henry 4 Lott, WOodnaVen
I'm the town Of Oyster Bay, which Is strongly Demo
crafic the present Supervisor, George y wnng VIII
moi he "A candi datr. unless the nomination l. offered
unanimously Tn not heY from PRESENT indie tiDnS
os Towusend Cook aud Scudder v whitney are seeking
pe nomination I'm thls town there are five asprants
Tor inc office Of Justice OF the Peace. There VIII he no
election for Supervisor IN Long Island Cy Mr. Cllron
ding over under the charter amendments when IN
crca.ed the term years In suffolk County which
* Republican, the Board OF supervisors u Democratic
Iasf Fall the Republicans ercted ther entire county
tcuet and A effort viii now BE- ms0c 10 elect u
RcpubHcan Board OF Supervisors The electionwhl he
held April u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
KEPT IN MI COR CONTEMPT.

Priscilla Allen brought suit for an annul-
mcnt Of ner marriage with George WAIen snort time
AFTER the marriage occurred. The defendant Was re-
Gently committed TO Ludlow Street Jail for contempt IN
fusing pay counsel fee and amony as directed by
the Court HIS counsel had him brought before Justice
Dantes iu Chm nbers under writ OF habeas corpus
procure discharge ta liberties. The DEFENDANT
cnimed that ne was unah" To pay. Justice Daniels IN
denying the motion Yesterday said that the release ot
n prisoner on jal ibertts ,as only intended 10 apply
To person ned under order or arrest or an eXec-
lion against the person. II could not Therefore, be
taken advantage OF IN case NJ contempt q. f. Lang
BEN for tho plaintiff f. 4. Loyatt for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
HEIRS OF JAMES LENOX.

HenrcttQ A. Lenox, the sister and executriI
OF the late james Lcnox ed In tho Surrogae's office
Yesterday petition for the admission or his will TO
n,obate The petition the heirs the petitioner,
Marv IDnox sneafe Of No 50 Fifth ave, tho following
nephews and nlcoes. Elizabeth s. Maitland, OF Balu-
more Md, Janet Lenox Beknap OF No. 40 FIfth.aye
Robert Lenox Banks Of Albany James Lenox Banks
No. 81 f rbavr., Robert LenOx Kennedy OF No. 30
F,ffG-aye Rachel l. nox Kennedy, OF No. Al Fifth
I'VE MARY I.nox Kennedy OF No 81 West Eieventh-sti
rho IJowtrg ertnd-nieces aud nephews Alexander
Mar and Eliza Lenox Maitland, and Robert l.. Matt
land nf No 49, ". ST Twenty-nInth ST., and Henry
" Kennedy Of No. Al Finh ave. All excepting tue
ll.t ono named have attained majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

siyg,,r CouRr-CH ,4BEss-D Daniels. JColrt opens as
o S ea@a az a q a. G rs rs s e 2 T. ly
ia 10 i5I 1866 I7j 1856 1871 1855 $780, 100 1884, 1872 1873
lS 'iz z T P J and Braaana Barrett IL
iS4 s74 100 IG4 l22 49, IC5 1915, 1872 2oo. 2Ol, 2O2
20i 9o5. -. -. ,o,o -,
sPEs saa g3 s67 iii 5' 5oi 5o5 SOC SOL
50s 80 5I4 5ls oil 522. 523. 52s. 53I. 5S7 5ss. -
i9CgIsSlTr-P,ar Lawrence JCoat opens at 1880
Case on, IL the matter o. O2slin otc. 40 ny S yos
e21 1875 1855 1851 Si7 1888 1868; l97 1872 1850 =
i ls 2S5s 1853 1885, 255 2o65 2ee5 2s5 20e
2057 ZOOS 2oes 20 2052 297t 9955 2S5e 1871
PART IIi-Van Worst. J.-CoUlt opens az 1880 m-Nos
4gs. 49, IA ioIS Iso !oOI 1854 l6s
1857 237 4 300 1851 Iil3 y ls.9.
SPECIAL rgnf-Curtis. @ J. Court opens a. 10 Tcaeq
dar called az IL m.-Nos. 81. 81 10 Is = A. 0o a.
fa1L rEau-PAsrs l. II and IIIAdlourned for the term
spzci,L falIt-Larreuore J.court. "Opens AZ II a.
RS III Adjourned for tho term;
TAt yd i555 iIl7 iSoS iSS7 I5I9 lbs 9SS ios7
l574 1870, 2o5o 2Q32 li9 lQ3l, ltSs 1850 1919 I9s3
PAM fi-Adiourned for the term
MAaiNR COCRU- TRIAL TERM-tARr I-Shea c. J,-Court
ouens AT Mos. 4l70. 26ls lsS, go, 1863 $50
o12S 22I', fo SV T court opens a. 1880 r. n-YoS
900 4I53 1900 2I5s 2497, 275l 2s7s 1883 220 2g9t
2747. 1895 1853 4i6s 1907 1863 $780, 1868 5s6i 1886
PART IIsheridan J-Cogrt opens , at 10 a. nae a
1929 SOfl, 3O7u 40 24i9, 400,
lanes mccarthy ROBBERY; seymour Brewster feonous
and battery Thomas Bsley Matthew Casey joan NC
Thomas Tuite and battery Charles PAUL
PasI -Giersesve lie People agt Richard Barns
assault ana battery Michael Murphy James BGen relonL
Gus battery John Barrett john Deadly lhODss
Robinson larceny from the Anton Fritz Clarence
Atwel forgey James stanley william eily. Darglsy
James scNianus feonioIs assault aud battery ,...
ONnRD STATES DISTRICT GoGgI-IS AD,uaALrr-Choate.J
10, 4o. 80. TO- az. "a. 10 oS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
THE COURTS.
STEALING FROM HER HUSBAND.
SINGULAR SUIT BY BOwEBY oYsrfR-DEALk'
.c.r~Sr ltg WIFE,.


AGAINST HIS WIFE,.
Richard O'DonneIl has brought singular
suit in the Court OF Common Pleas AGAINST his wite
Margaret O'Dlune and several Of the savings oan@s
Of the city The plaintiff alleges that he has Deen carry
ing on the oyster business in the Bowery Tor nineteen
years His wife, he says. has been accustomed on every
evening for FIVE years to "Open the ul-dra"er an"
secretly abstract various of money without the
plaintiffs consent. and these pecnlatons amounting w
the aggregate more than $4,000, threatened 10 ne
srOy his business Mr.. ODOnnell claims that part o
this money has been given the wfe's daughter o'
former marriage, whom the plaintiff brought over lrom
Ireland at hls own expense and the rest has been 90
posted to the wifes credit the defendant savings
banks These sums he seeks 10 recover by this SUIT A
n these domestic NOT enough, tne plantln
alleges further " wife, that her conduct Is also UNI
formly cruel and nhuman 10 me, sne using VIC
&c and calling vile and opprobriOus eplthet
before NV servants and employees, lnJurfng me IN my
buspess nv her conduct In the presence or custoer
und has struck me and Otherwise VI treated me- Wnon
will be fully proven the trial Of the suit now pehung
in this Court instituted by me against her lor ies@
separatOu." o,-,.. .o.,tu,,od
Judge Larremore yesterday in Chambers continued
the Injunction restraining the SAVINGS banks rOu pay
ing ont the deposits the wife until the determination
of the guif.