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JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
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EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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wear them out. the Painters Cnion had gone
90 far, Mr.. Connolly said, as to hire the hall as
Cooper Institute for a mass meeting next Friday
night. believing that the Worktngmens Union would
endorse their action and come to their assistance.
At that meeting IL Is proposed to take some action
upon resolutions pending before Congress in ref
erence to the Eight HOur'iaw. On motion o COM
mttee OF from each organization represented IN
the Workingmen's Union was appointed TO
Cooperate with the painters In the pro-
posed public meeting The committee was
as iollows:--Plasterers, John Ennis; printers,
Alexander Troup; iron moulders, James Carroll;
star builders, Mr.. Taylor; carpenters, Mr., Alder;
painters, Mr. Connolly; brics layers. No. L. Mr. kicc;
taiiors, Mr.. Blizzard; brcklayers. No. Thomas J.
Malsh hoiseshoers, Mr.. Fitzgerald; bricNlayers,
No. II, Mr.. Nicoll; bakers, samuel Sterrftt; var
nishers and polIshers, John II. Greene; LABOR rs,
Patrick Walsh; clothing cutters, Mr.. Schoefrer;
walters, Mr.. Johnson; slate rooters, Mr.. Costello;
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TIE MAY0n's OFFICE.

,
ihs uoihss IN .ie L'cehse bureau Oh the executive
department OF the CITY government some OF which
were described in yesterdays HERALD, has rendered
that pcruoh vi S'e mayors once aeVofed TO the
peoples court so great place OF popular resort
tbat have heon sat IN work ro ,,ut tbo ha,,
~ =. RI - -. f ~ w $50
ways leadln9 10 IL III u cohdition pleasing 10 the
ewes and tastes of the sovereign people The dlGl-
,.,. horoto,oro ov,a,ancoa ,y manu ,,i
ou''e' ~ - ~
Zehs anu stlahSers III t"c" c"or0s W hh1
the locality OF the Mayors Office
90 ,o ,rr.a.y poodi6ad.. . for n bandsoma eiop.
W " s' =, -, -. =,
board Is 10 DC pacea near the rotuhua 10 properly
direct those burdened with grievances consigned to
,, t,,. fa-.ha, ard othar. saa.iny On iutervievy
'l9 i.'' -. .aa- 80. s..,- ,,,.a,,'.
opposite the principal doorway of the Mayors Office
:, q nandsono,v ,no,,toa oround GLASS so, On n
hranred nnr,,ht with the words in crIt letters
uTonaeu r up isnS w'i ,;rs @ ,1rsna, ., ooer iona,
nute'Iu @ ~, VI VI sl ,a, ranner .,d Sis assst
aesA, pel1 ~ whem h asn Of nnnia,"ts fine aii,1
arts stand ior tie recepton oi sie LIN LIN
oicduon Vi Cases AIu @ sao luz Va h.. os nan,
oy ,s q, noIn tnoatSes With the o,icers haylnr with
planahts toge.er w. .ne oIil.ni' In, ~, III .i,,en, VAL
t,ie t m unuel aaeii & Cd ~ ~, -, ysirs 70
a iere arc youe @ a haen & v,nod o' %1 epn"vmenr
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lhoanIo wNUo i'"s IL an,; ,vnn .connc siaan
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alVehes "inA " to @ ,are W ,,ho % do ,ra ~ 10 sart
poioe Sap,.h, ' @nIs,-ro I1rarnn az san Fran
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CISCO u. 'ho eApci,au ,i,,o VI @ a,,oa heuo haar,
gentlemen whose iignler Venices S n.se Deen esai
sulsneu ny heanny ,,ra., 1ni. 60 IN, r,ran,
carsnien mno mapV who rsve dyootiy "ve,charraI:
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victims, aiiu soe.i Tr sotaSs a. saye me
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POLICE lNTELL!GENCC.

ALLEGED F0RGER ARREsTED.-An Elgllshinan,
giving his name as Charles Pell, was yesterday
brought before Alderman Cuddy, sitting magistrate
at the Tombs, charged with forgery. Joseph Marsaux
testified that the Sth OF last March the accused
gave Edward Marsaux a check for S275 on the Bulls
Head Bank and asked him to get 1t cashed stating
III the presence of several witnesses that IL was
good. AS VIII be remembered, the forgery was de-
tected Marsaux arrested tired, convicted ana sen
fenced for five years 70 state Prison. Several wit
the check 10 MarsauX by Pell and the statement OF
its beng good, and the latter was committed To
answer at the Court OF General Sessions.
A BURGLARY PREyENTgD.-Two men were
ragned yesterday before Justice Kelly at the York
vile Police Court on charge OF attempt ut bur-
glary. 1t appears that about three O'Clock yesterday
morning two men attempted to enter the clothing
store OF Mr. Gregory Eighth avenue, between
Forty ysevent ana Forty eighth streets. Mr.. Gregory
was aroused by tile noise of their operations and
fired pistol to frighten them. Both took 10 their
heels and were noticed by officers Cotrel. and Fites,
OF the twenty second precinct, VINO chased and cap
ured them the corner OF Twenty third street and
Eighth avenue. When searched at the station house
complete set OF burglars toos was found IN their
possession. In default of bail both were committed
Tor examination.
LARCENY or FURs.-Mr. Kari Hausting. late OF
No. ia Clinton street, appeared before Justice
Mansfield, at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
afternoon, and charged man named Matthias J.
RosenbrooE with having stolen from him on the
Ilh Of February, quantity OF furs and skins. the
property OF his employer OF the total value OF $780,
From the statements OF the complainant 1t appears
that the prisoner lived on the satne floor with hin
IL. house IN Ciintol street and that the night
in question there was fire IN Haust.ng's room.
As as the alarm was given the landlord went
10 the room and found the door open, although 1t
had been locked by the complainant when he went
out, and searching for the furs he further dseov.
cred that they were gone. The prisoner absened
himself from the house from tina. day ana conse-
quentlv he suspected OF being the thief Infor-
mation was given 10 the police OF the thirteenth
precinc and sergeant higgins and ocer Fisher set
about trying to iind the missing man. few days
since he arrested by officer Fisher In East Broad
way where he haI beer selling some OF the 1urs
which are Identified by Ilaustlng as some OF those
taken IRON his room. The prisoner was held for
examination.
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OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE SI2 EDWARD
CUyARD.

The funeral OF the late Sir Edward Cunard took
place at Grace church at half.past nine yesterday
morning. The ceremonies were impressive but un-
ostentatIous. The BODY was removed from the fam
lily residence No. ia Fitch avenue to the church at
quarter past nine o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Potter pre-.
ceded the coin as It borne up the central isle
reading the Episcopal Offices for the dead, be.
ginning al am the resurrection and the life," &C.
The casket was OF rosewood, with silver handles
and screws. A handsomely wrought plate bore the
following inscrption:-"Sir Edward Cunard, BE-,
born January L. 1915. died April 9. lsee."
On the top Of the coffin lay beautifully wrought
crown OF ilnmorteles with wreatns and crosses Of
the same. The caskct was pacel upon a catafaique
covered with black velvet, at the head OF the centre
aisle.
ing the Episcopal Offices lor the dead. Among the
gentlemen present were James Brown, William b.
Astor Judge Pierrepont Moses II. Grianeil, Henry
Grinnell Benjamin ii. Field, Colonel steobins, WI
ham Harnwell, A. ]. Bleecker Rev. T. T.. irving. Of
S aten Island; Henry Bergh, Arthur Lcary John G.
Dale, Lloyd W. Welfs, Benjamin Aymar. John J.
Cisco, Temple Emmett c. b. Jeverich, Alexander
Van Rensselaer,, Gcnetal irwin Mcdowell q. "
clerks aud other persons employed by the company
The body was then removed TO the hesrse which
was very plain and drawn by two eray horses with
black clothing. aud conveyed 10 the vault OF Bache
McEvers In trinity cnurch. to be deposited by the
nom s y tne curca % the organ played the IDEAL Mar: IN
Sau.n The comia,t,al service at the vaut was said
by the Rev. Dr. Potter rhe following named gen.
uemen acted as pail bearers:-Wm. Batter Duncan,
Edward NJ. Archibald Royal Phelps. Darrell Lord,
Jr., John X. Gardner, Eugene Dutilh Wan. II. AspIn-
wall Hcary T. Duncan. isaac Bel, August Belmont.
nuuiber OF relatives OF tue late Lady Cunard
were present as noirne-s, among whom were Mr.
Herman r. Leroy. Messrs. William and Tnofnas
Adds Emlaet, several members oi the Mowers and
NnitOCk families.
The procession passed down Broldway 10 Trinity
church. where the body was p!l-c In the vault or
=
As the body deposltei rev. Dr. POttst real the
comnlttal service.
The filgs on all the steamers and ferry boats at
half durng the day out OF respect 10 the memo
~ OF tlc deceased.
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0BSEev.Es OF GEORGE +. aESBlTT.
Funeral Services nj the Church. OF ihc in-
cnrDasisn, lfadsson Avcuse.

Funeral Services ut the Churc., OF iic In.
cnrDuiion, lIadison Avcuse.
The funeral OF the late George +. Ncsbit who died
after brief illness, on wednesday last took place
yesterday and Afforded evidence Of the general
teen and respect VITA which the deceased vas re.
gartled among those who knaw him In a private or
public capacity. lie was native OF this city, and
had been connected with its printing trade from an
early age. lie showed progressive spirit IN bus-
ness management aud hal carried on business In
the same locality Tor upwards OF thirty Years.
There was large a4scmb'age at the Churca OF tho
Incarnation, where the funea service Yesterday was
performed, comprising among Oiler prominent ciu-
zens. Mcssrs. John IL. Draper, W. u. DinsnOrc, John
Hoey, James kcily. POstnas,crr Moses IA. Grinncil
ant General Walbrilge. Tue employees al the arm
were present, and large nuhlDct VI the printing
and stationery trade. the princlpai houses having
suspended business for the day Out OF resp FOR tie
solid rosewood colu. were received at the door BY
the vcstry and were accompanied 10 the chance. by
the relatives OF the deceased aud the follow ng gent
men, who acted as palbearers: -Aessrs w. II. Far
sons, J. Davenport, Floyd. Baker, Wnitc, Brown aud
Plat. At the pulpit aud la lrynt ol tle caancel desk
were ttnmorteles arranged In appropriate forms.
The solemn funeral service of the Episc1nal Cnfrch
was then gone through, the music and singing
peculiar 10 the occasion were admirably executed
and contributed much TO the sOennty Of tho scene.
Montgomery, VINO Ill st gave aiietaiied biographical
sketch OF the deceased and related many incidents
In his religious life, lie SPOKE OF his constant altend-
ancc at that cnrch, his unceasng interest IN It's a-
fairs, and referred to tue eminent integrity. industry
aud ability OF his departed TREND Tue discourse WiS
highly impressive and was iistenei 10 WIN tne
closest attention.. The congregation then moVeu w
procession TO take farewell look ~ tue remains o.
| the departed after whca they were conveyed To
| Greenwood Cemetery, accompanied ~ NUMBER "
TIE relatives, IfitIls ana eallAD'cs Oh th0 hiias
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lished. 1t is located at 1899 Broadway and is in
charge OF Drs. Taylor and veraiye. Since its oeen-
ing in October, 1866, there were admitted 2O8
patients, and at the date OF the report there re-
mained 25 cases still under treatment as follows
Potts disease Of the spiae, 1885, disease OF
the hip Joint, s; other orthopedlc cases, IL. Total
125 The receipts Of the Dispensary from donations
and from patients for apparatus were $3o4i ana the
expenses a. 597 leaving q casa balance III the trea
sury OF forty -four dollars. This dspensary u or2a-
MED Tor the purpose OF FURNISHING trcatnen. 20 the
ornties Of The spine and hip Joint and 0tnef OF the
more serious diseases OF the bones and joints re-
quirng surgical aud mechanical treatment Pny-
scians and all others interested in this work are IN
WED 10 ysIt tile dlspensary on any Monday, Weu-
Tesaas @ OF plia'y from Two 70 .nree aS,es who
would become Interested In some OF the most needy
cases ana Visit them AZ their homes especially de
sired littie sympathy and encouragement woud
often be OF great service Ia Keeping them hopeful
ana prompt In attendance at the dlspeDsary, and
would Also encourage better observance OF direc-
tionS.
SINGULAR CAsE-ALLEGED OUTRAGE.-Coroner
Keenan, was yesterday called to st. vincent's Hos
piIai, TO hold an inquest on the body OF Frederick
HALLS man thirty eight years OF age and native
OF New York, who died at an early hour yesterday
morning. Mr. John b. Jenkins Of No. 80 Stuyye-
SAINT street. testified 10 hav ng been well acquainted
with Halls, and saw him last Wednesday morning al
the Sinclair House, broadway and Eighth street.
Deceased then remarked that he had fallen or been
Knocked down IN the street the night previous,
taken to the Mercer street poIce station, placed
in a cell and kept there all night. Al the time
the witness saw deceased he was partially under
the influence OF liquor, his face was bruised
ana one OF his arms badly broken. Dr.. Fleming,
VINO present, Sci the fractured arm, ard ne was
subsequently taken to the hospital. Dr. O'Neil,
house physician to the hospital, testified tlat de-
ceased was admitted about twelve OclOck on Thurs
day hast suffering from an INJURY TO the arm, soon
AFTER which lie was seized with convuslons, fol-
lowed by deiirium, in which condition he remained
till death ensued as stated In the DOCTORS opinion
death was caused by the injury, together with de-
lirium tremens The jury found tnat injuries acci-
dentay received by fall in the street were the
cause OF death. The residence OF deceased other
particulars were not asceriained. Why 1t was THAI
deceased did not receive surgical aid in the station
house altef being taken thera, does not appear