New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

Jusce Fammer who committed him for trial In deant Oh
A 500 The prisoner gave the OF George Williams ago
25 painter by trade, residing In drandst
BROOKLYN
There Is a magnificent display OF tulips near the
entrance OF Greenwood Cemetery.
Newly-made graves In Greenwood arc 0o'oi'N
with pansles instead OF being sodded
The Long Island Railroad Company Ia erectnga
new brick depot Bushwck station IL arranged so
that incoming and outgoing trains are on opposite sdo " 'no
depot -
The SYNOD OF the German Evangelical Lutheran
crrch Yesterday discussed the Relation OF Law and Cos
nell Al the afternoon session subject OF parochia Schools
considered ~ >,
A special meeting Of the Reform Climb will be held
this evening Fulton The object OF this organha
ton which is one, Ia TO work Tor tho reoi"SoH "
abandoned drunkards
John Smith, proprietor of the Greenpont Hotel
on Franknst place yesterday was one
Of the first Greenpont and served through tho re
bellon In the Union army
The Board of Police and Excise yesterday resolved
that licenses issued persons who keep inns or
hotels provided they comply with the statutory requirements
The fee for such licenses was fixed at $50
Peter Keenan, left his home. No. 40 Lafayette-st.,
on Monday morning. intending $500 from savings
bank He has not been seen since by
his family. time inmate OF the flatoush
Insane Asylum.
While James Farrell, age II, of No. 497 Presi-
dentist was engaged ong the machinery the yard OF
| the Scrimshaw Pavement Company on Fourthaye, on
Wednesday morning his right caught in cog wheel
and before could be stopped the manged
so badly that amputaton was necessary
Messrs GilbertsOn and Plat, of the newly APP
pointed Board Of Elections the oath Of Office yesterday
for second time before Cfy Bishop notwithstanding
the Mayors protest against the legality Of their position
They purpose make demand for the books AMI
records from the Old board and on s refusal to
surrender them which Will doubtless follow" appeal vi" DC
made to the courts.
| Edward J. Gombers, age 13 when returning from
school weeks seized by two large boys
Charles Conkn and Frederick Woodwork North Second
and Ninth sts r.. They held Gombers under an icccod
stream Of water allowing pour down hs back
until thoroughly Two DAYS after he was
attacked typhoid Thursday he died at his
| fathers residence. No. 3lS South SecoaisL
George Smith, Oh the plea of guilty to the charge
Of passing fftyccnt counterfeit pieces at TOmi nsvle,
Staten Island yesterday by Judge Benedict 70
years Kings County penitentiary aud to
Henry A. Bartonee and John NJ Broni, Itaiau'
months imprisonment In the Penten
fined 500 each for selling cigars IN boxes lot prop
| CRY stamped.
| LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Blanchard Food Cure Company vii open it's
rooms al No - Unosgu az p "a today ih,e Wl los
a ar a on afh ~ ,o cau re- ' y
The 4lst anniversary Of the Union Iheoiogieal
fTaci. ROW ~ d Jesse p iorbr- Of tie erauang class
ana By President. H. Adams. IAr iluat anniversary
VIII take Tuesday The graduating class contains ~
! Capt. W. II. Murphy presided over small but
spirited ting u the isA lncric RIM. club a. the Ash,
present reporters and men neof whom In private
s r. ai o grrot'f Af , IOWA % 10 6rT notion
made which, although ya0usy amended was NJ Icngth
unanimously carried that hereafter when name was present.
ed "a me secretary or ms rl1n on tue rolls hr imitation e
should accompany H. me sttit Iy T-' 80 ,, ,'
jourued Win the aor OF considerably damp
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