New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

The Aleghanans give their last concert in VII
Nansbargh al Washington Han, this evening.
pgATH OF THE REV. DR.. PBE.-At q meeting O.
the practitioners the late Rev Dr. Pse In the very
Charles Borrorneo IN BROOKLYN, yesterday, Mr. Plilp
Braster. Chairman and r. 7. Blackburn Secretary, tie
Chairman read the annexed
AT informal meeting on the evening previous by part
ofhe congregation c tee Church Of St. Charles Of Boroso
A. PaTmaee acting Chairman and WIN Buchanan Sec
reiarylhe following :eseuions were adopted subject 70 Tie
Bh1oa In the recent demise q Rev Dr. Pie have al
distinguished scholar, ined who, BY he Ily
Reed Tia, despyymP6i1e in the deep bereavement viii
ss sp II Who kne% & s1s ' Ss @S" y
Red That we the msmbers Of tae eongesaioo hsn attend IN
proper mourning his funeral ooseque and maintain HE memory
The following gentlemen were sppointsd Committee Of Ar
aDgemen to make preparations for the funeral; Peter hee
Augt. BouIsaud John Eggert w. W. Swain. Dr. Morris.
Lorenzo Caruans John Wilson, NJ. Kerrgan A. r. Baser,
D. Gibbs. Also Chairman and Secretary Of the Meeting
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsE Casa man named
Jacob Brewer n years OF age residing at No ~ Carol
ST., brought before Justice Walsh yesterday mo'rrG
charged with swindng druggist named Thomas b. Hague
doing business at the Of Columbia and Ssckets s
facts othe follows Brewer used to do goo
provision dealer at No. O. Broad-s New ~
but recently retired and apparently living on h. uean
store and alleged remarked that IL wonld muc .l'
bin Mr. Hughes would give him ihs essh on ehseNi
s g. puDorDg TO be drawn by w. H. Smyihe ana MAde
payable al the broadway Bank the order of Brewer ~
the 9th stating the tine that be was going N hs
Mr. Hughes having been acquainted with Mr.. Brewer oI
some time that he advanced all the ready money he Tod
store amounting TO 500 which Brewer took sDG &C.
parted with many thanks When the check became cue 81
srn tsat neither J. s. BroWr or W. b smYihe were lgn
the officers Of the bank and that tho check was D
bogus Mr. Hughes quietly waited until Brewer retai ed
from Tarrytown whittier he he'd gone a"d then informed LIN
be matter Brewer Sid be rad received It in bgsrss
Transactions and beleyed 1t 10 be good, but would i,e
Hughes another whichfe did purporng TO be dlawn H g
r. cree IN bIowe5s Of qua PsS' n IN s So ~
Hughes the bank named Immediately and receive ne
Information there that Lc had ST the Broadway Bank ht 90
tho arrest which made Sunday by Officer WsVi ..
the Fory.thrd Precinct There checks for aUo-'s
from $50 to 900 found on the prisoner who claims 70 os
handwriting The examination OF the case was set dow m
has appeared and interesting Developments are ey.iy
to be made
BROOKLYN COMMON CoUYCTL-THE SUNDAY Law
"A PETITION AND REVOLUTIONS 10 PROHIBIT The RusSN"
OF CARS on THAT DAYThc Board met last evening. he
President the Hon. Mr. Bliss in the chair The foloacg
petition presented by Alderman 0BFien Of the s'h
70 s ns.s,.,. csgson Cornell 4 De 6g% R oss Won,
oy - The Tc,Ss %1I and ois -
ted believing they d. that the practice Of nnnins tse an
soier inmoray crime They believe that the rrohoe.o
Gsl by ssens the how ncunc oy
preserve order quiet that day. and duty bound 'o
Henry @ Weston. Edwin A sah Henr, R. Pe'on ts'a''o
Excise which
effect has shown far that s ud cious ard street f
crime and promote good order afi qt
cay Sundays; and neds experience has shown ma Tie -
Sunday the several railroads within s 10y
disturb the quiet Of DE
which prevail ard, uheyecs the said ruEllf o.
furnishes Bci to reach the suburbs II ne ~
which dsodeTy persona to avail themselves o. ue' io
and rio, a ntoa0n end He at the poe gs'''
OF sor, there to be ouud snd h the quot and fspose q .
negborho q the OF Railroad greatly dsc o.
Sunday evenings by Gebrsied persons returning % ,hsr s
spent the day in dissipation OF s1id
public resort rha' In the opinion oi the Common toar
wherein labor sufficient iof
shoad be devoted ard Therefore r
Reored permission Of this Common Coun
Brooklyn City Railroad and operate Their
passed March 80 1854 e and the hereby evo'es
aud rescinded. o..
Rered That the snboipd ordinance be- and the "a s"h,
sdovted;
prohibit the running Of steam or or'eesr o. n
DAY ofthe railroads within the City Of brookiyn
TIE Mayer and Aldermen Of the City Of Brooklyn IN NoMot
Council convened do : follows:
used for the tTanspotstr
passengers shall be driven, ef'
OF Brooklyn the day Of the week know"
Sunday peuely $50 for each aud run
2. Council tvc-iLlTdi
ell members thereof railroad nom the 'rs
on Q the preceding section.
This ordinance shall take effect after July 1876
entire subject referred to the Railroad Committee
TO report In two weeks.