New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
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Mrs Taylor who widow that she has decided to give up
housekeeping.
A sunny day, whose warmth was tempered by q
breeze that robbed walking OF its usual fatigue filled all the
utowu yesterday and crowded the public squares
swarmed with the people whom one meets thefe
only once week. and the menagre looked IKE the opening
day Of a circus in q country town
In ST. Vincent dc Pauls Church, in West Twenty
thrst on Saturday Impressive funeral services held
over the Of Louis Brugere Montant Iho aar was
daped and the tapers alone were burning Solemn
requiem sung, Father AuVrl actng rs coeornI
Behind the palbea Mr. Monants aged moher ana
Miss Fdib MAY whom Mr. Montant rescued when the yacht
Mohawk capszed Stpeton The remains were inferred
in Calvary Cemetery.
The charms of music led to friendship between
Gotschalk Of No. 1913 Broomest, member OF the
Frederick Urban, young comedian at the
GernanIa Theater Minister invited his friend to bis home,
and Of Mrs. Minister led to love between her ana
Urban parties Of three held nightly but on Feb
Minister returned to find his wife had fed with URBAN
taking their boy II learned that they had gone
West but few DAYS ago received asking him to
call residence to arrange about his boy Tho inter
view was stormy; the comedian forgot his usual urbanity
drew pistol shoot Minister Tho latter made
charge conious assault at the Essex Market Police Court
and Urban was locked up in default Of 5000 bail
BROOKLYN
The annual Spring inspection of the statlon-houses
will be made by the Police Commissioners this week
At the meeting of the Long Island Historical So
cey at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
new tire-engine house is building on Sige!-st,
between and Humbodtst Its to be obnck
two stories in hight, and 80 by 20 feet.
The residence of George T. Hilton. No. ~ Concord
ST. was robbed early hour yesterday morning by buzz
glars OF money and jewery to the amount Of $500.
The "iiartfords" played game of base ball
against the field at the CaptOno Grounds Saturday win
ming 10y g. large number OF spectators were
in attendance.
The rite of confirmation administered by
Bishop Faows the Church Of the Incarnation on
yesterday morning and at the Church oil he Atone
ment Williamsburgh, in the evening.
The new rifle range of the 18th Regiment was
formally opened OH Friday night last by Gen. Thomas A.
Dakin who made buseye at the first shot The distance
from the firing point 10 the butt Is l96feet.
Dr. George Frederick AyiinG, well-knOWn
physcian died on Friday his residence NO 3G2 Bedford
ave The Clinton Commandery and members Of several
Masonic lodges The funeral services yesterday lie
was buried in Greenwood.
The police of the Thirteenth Precinct made a raid
Yesterday on disorery house at No 622 Flusngave and
arrested the inmates, Mary schenneyer. age 80, Rosa
Matthews age Tly sexton 49, JOHN Dunn, age "a,
and John Grenan. age 10.
George Peters of No. 145 Carroll-st. borrowed
diamond ring belonging Miss Agnes Force Of NO 292 Court
ST. and aerward confessed to her that he had pawnedi On
her paint held by Justice Ferry on Saturday to
await tie Grand Jury's action
The Rev. John H. Scudder was licensed last week
by the Manhattan Association of Congregational ministers
and preached evening in the Central Congregational
Church Hancocks lie is the son OF the Rev Dr. H. H.
scuddcr his sermon, which was based on Romans l. 10
ashamed of the Gospel Of Christ" was well re-
ceived.
George Suydam, foreman of the North Second
street Railroad in October last drove team Of Horses 60
miles day, with three persons in the caraee on lis
return stables Of The George CLARK in Williams
burch at night Of the horses dropped dead Justice
Elliott held suydam in $500 bail saturday, on complaint OF
officer Deuyse of Mr. Berghs society
A number of minor appointments viii probably
he made by the Common Council to-day Whether The ap
pontees shall Republicans Democrats will depenG on
Alderman DOnoyans The places be filed are those
the clerk committee, assistant sersca1tat arm messenger
ass keeper Of the City HAIL. keeper Of the linant Home
and SIX sealers ot Weights aud Measures
Among those reported missing from their Brooklyn
ZONES s.t week was benjamin f. Osborne produce do'lcr At
No IL Courts; who left home on "Wednesday leaving be-
hind his clerk asking him to care for his business ami
% be good family. IL Therefore supposed At 10
lad committed suicide. On saturday he re,ln0a To his
home the for the debauch IN which be had
induced
Officer Frederick of the Tenth Precinct was con-
dlciing McCrey of NO $40 VanderDaye 10 te sta
tonhouse for disorder conduct yesterday afternoon When
Che nj suddenly drew back and struck Broacrch pow
er low III tie officer fe to the gcund and SIC
Greedy was ping upon him WHOM Sergeant Lam uVcd
seized Sc Credy took him "a tho saiionhoJe am lac Bod
crick properly cared for. The latter not seriously injured
IN ddncc-hosc kept by Patrick hcGuc az No.
1Si2 8rcenst Joseph Nichols Of No. $50 H06araYe and
hul Jackson Clarksonst, two coore1 Een o1ar'rd
early Sunday morning over coioF'd gil naj't ntha
Alderman with whom both had been dancing Nichols CIT
number Of gashes in Jlcsons face and viii razor.
The r n attempting part the conDatants received
number ugy Jackson was carried - the Twelfth
Precinct where his wounds wero iTci- The sur
geon few moments moro le would have bed TO
death He Afterwards removed TO the or" Hospital and
la evening W - thought oi Pse- C
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