Description: Died; Brevities; A Bigamist Sentenced; Police Court

Date: January 28 1881

Newspaper published in: Buffalo, New York

Source: Own original collection

Page/Column: Page 2, Column 8; Page 3, Column 3

Died

MAHONEY - In this city, on the 27th inst., DANIEL M. MAHONEY, father of P. H., T. J. and D. E. MAHONEY. Funeral from the residence of his son, TIMOTHY J. MAHONEY, No. 1057 West Avenue, tomorrow at 8:30, and from Holy Angels Church at 9 a.m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.

JARVIS - At Marilla, on the 27th inst., HELEN, relict of the late RALPH L. JARVIS. Notice of funeral hereafter.

Brevities

HENRY C. MOORE, supposed to be insane, was arrested yesterday, by PATROLMAN GERLACH, of the Third Precinct.

MR. FRANCIS H. ROOT, of Buffalo, has been re-elected First Vice President of the Chautauqua Assembly Association.

CAPTAIN E. P. DORR started yesterday for a trip to Port Royal, S. C., for the benefit of his health, which has been seriously impaired of late.

PATROLMAN KELLY, of the Seventh Precinct, yesterday shot a vicious dog, which had bitten MRS. STANTON, who resides on Vandalia Street.

The notorious EDWARD WATERWORTH yesterday pleaded guilty in the Superior Court, to having burglars tools in his possession, and was sentenced to Auburn for five years.

MR. CLARENCE M. KING, the gentlemanly agent of the Bohemian Glass-Blowers, was in Batavia yesterday, making arrangements for the exhibition to open there on Tuesday next.

About noon today part of the roof of KIRKOVER & FRALICK'S LIVERY STABLE, on Ellicott Street near Swan, caved in under the weight of snow. No one was hurt and the damage is slight.

FRANK FATE, an insane man, rushed into the Fire Department house at the Hydraulics yesterday and made a disturbance. He was promptly arrested by PATROLMAN MAHONEY, of the Second Precinct.

The following real-estate transfer was filed in the County Clerk's Office yesterday afternoon: CHARLES H. CORBETT and C. AMANDA C. CORBETT, to MARTIN H. BIRGE, property at the corner of Niagara and Maryland Streets, extending to Seventh Street, and thence 264 feet easterly on that thoroughfare, together with all of the engines, boilers, shaftings, hangings, etc., and piping, including that used for heating; consideration, $30,000.

A Bigamist Sentenced

In the Superior Court, Criminal Term, this morning, ALBERT PORTER, the bigamist, pleaded guilty, and JUDGE SHELDON gave him the full extent of the law - five years in the State Prison. In passing sentence His Honor gave the prisoner a severe lecture and characterized his crime as one of the meanest and most contemptible known to the law. The indictment against PORTER shows that he was lawfully married to ANGELINE HANSON in Buffalo, and thereafter, while his lawful wife was living, he married on the 17th of June last, MARY DALY, in Brooklyn. PORTER is 29 years old, was born in Seneca County, and is a barber by occupation. It is said that he also married a woman at Akron, this county. He was arrested some time ago, by SPECIALS WILEY and KIEF of the First Precinct.

Police Court

This morning, JOHN MILLER, charged with stealing an overscoat belonging to PATRICK NOONAN, pleaded guilty, and was fined $5.