New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

way 10 Union the plaza before Mayor Ely mp
Fourthaye to Twenty third ST., up Madsonave 10 fory
second st. across Fhaye and back TO the arnory io
parade commemora0n OF the anniversary Oh Tue pass
age OF the Amendment and was given one DAY IN
advance OF the real OF the fact that to-day Coca
Friday The guard contains $50 men, dcomorses remnants
of 54th Massachusetts, LIST District OF Columbia ana oh
Rhode Island Regiments and Of the 29th Regiment o |"nneo
tcut Volunteers.
The order fixing last evening for the presentation
Of badges the marksmen Of the list Regiment was counter
mande and presentation will take place April 70 at
the 9th Regiment ArmOry In In conjunction
with closing drill OF the and ball. The state
Thirty h.st the place previously selected Is
unsafe for the accommodation OF the regiment anu
spectators There private regimenta drill last evening
armOry of the list at Broadway and Thiryhthst
After the manual and ceremony the regiment formed IN
column inspection Of the fatigue uniform by Col Vose
and the Inspection Committee.
BROOKLYN.
The police of the Thirteenth Precinct, during the
past week have killed than $50 dogs spz and ours OF
various degrees
The stables Of the Brooklyn City Railroad have
dsnfected carbolc acid consequence OF the
epidemic which recently prevailed among the horses OF the
company
A coach containing five ladies' and driven by Owen
Kelly Wednesday morning came TITO collision with
sacEettst The coach upset. the ladies and driver
thrown to the ground but escaped injury which was
than could be said for the coach.
Protestant Dutch Church fled yesterday in the County
Clerks This society which organized Dec "a.
1876 will worship in the edce formerly occupied Dy d. j.
H. CAROLS congregation, at Bedfordaye and Madisonst
William Ferris. 45 years old, of No. 2S3 Fifth-st.,
after beng out Of employment all Winter obtained yesterday
morning employment from the contractors Brennan Doran
in digging First and South Sixhsts
He had been work only short time when sand bank feh
upon him. smoherng and killing him almost Instantly
The examination of the young shoplifter, Sarah
doyrn firm
yesterday by Of the pawn tickets found at her home
recovered large the articles stOen among them
fine sacqu stolen from Bulch Price Co. Of Fulton.
ST., quantity of fancy goods and numbr OF articles OF
Jewelry.
The annual choral service at the Strong Place Bap-
fist Church place Apr when the Rev. Joseph T.
Duryea d. D. deliver address, The morning, CON-
munon and evening In F. by Berthoh Tours has
arranged for Episcopal form OF worship by Mt s.
asar the organs OF the church. and will be this
occasion by the choir.
W. f. Hofele, the manager of the Adelphi Variety
Theaer at Diyisonave and Cymerst left the place on
Wednesday morning, leaving the performers with seven
weeks unpaid 1t supposed that he has gone to
Philadelphia The heater situated in fashionable part Of
the city, with 20 within circuit OF blocks
yet OF lowest character have been put on
the stage without any rcmonstrance having been made
Eight co0rcd men became engaged III quarrel at
Middaghst last evening" whitewash brushes and
weapons used Two police officers attempted to
up riot required from the Second
Precinct to arrest Levi Wilson OF No. 2Ol COncords James
Douglas 81 Cranberry James Miller and Isaac Grote
No 20 Mddaghst and Eugene Franklin OF No 40 Walton
wounds received were severe aud were
dressed by Ambulance Surgeon OttersOn.
The Relief Fund Committee who have in charge
the gifts for the sufferers by the Brooklyn Theaer fire held
meeting yesterday in Mayor schroeders Office The Chair
man. DANIEL Chauncy reported that there hand
$50 jGG 81 o which sG3lG So deposited in the savings
banks to be Used to supply the needs Of those ho Wou re-