New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

tom The cheroos directed to DR. vanderpeo Of
the Quarantine Medical STAFF aud win probably be released
| on payment Of duties and expenses Of seizure.
About 200 cabinet-nakers and other tradesmen
in Assembly Rooms yesterday morning
discuss the relation between capital and labor Numberess
speeches we're madeal in Germandenouncing politicians
and capitalists commencing the recent work" done at
Pittsburg and other West cities Commnnstc resolutions
adopted after which the reporters were shown the door,
Burglars on Saturday night broke into the prem
ises sten importers Of feathers No $50 Brood
way and carried goods valued at $500 The entered
through No. 900 Broadway by breaking open the
front door and ascending 20 the roof A jimmy and
Ger OF the Fourtccfh Precinct, found the door
other burglars tools found the roof on
open and gave The ALARM thus rsheningoa the thieves
BROOKLYN.
The children Of the PaTOchal schools Of St. Mary's
star OF the sea- will their annual picnic to-day Popes
Park.
notary who took the acknowledgment IN deed fled
Registers Office Saturday, signed himself "nOua7
republic Of Kings County"
The contract for digging down the City Han Park
building fountain the marble to tine Hail. will DO
executed this morning TO John Brady at sll,f0O.
George H. Fox the bigamist cardriyer, on Saturday
Justice Guk that he had two wives and he
wvs committed to await the action Of the grand jury
Henry Purdy, truck-dTiyer Of jersey City. was
arrested Saturday night for stealing watch worth 500
on March g. $40, from James Madden OF Fairfield ~ J.
There was q large congregation at the Gospel
many unable 70 get admttance hear the
preachers voice.
Rudolph Lehman, who took part in the Baden
revolution Of lsis buried at Greenwood yesterday.
Large delegations present from the German Patriot
ciey ard the ConcOrdia Gesang Verein.
G. II. Wade, the champion swimmer OF Brooklyn. who
has opponents every race has challenged A.
Trautz miles of Long Branch any time before
September 10 Trsutz TO be given handicap Of half mile
Charles F. Potter aged thirytwO, Of No 697 Butler
Trffr The caffu n
child OF Freeman, living in the street As he
tered tho the remains, he suddenly became
speeches. and fell To the floor unconscious few moments
afterward died The jury returned verdict Of
death from heart disease
The Lyons family. consisting of the mother and
two sons living No % Spencer st. all became drunk
Saturday evening and quarreed Domnick Lyons attempted
10 strike his mother his brother Constantine snatched up
knife and struck Dominck three blows the head, cutting
ugly dangerous gashes Constantine ran away and
was not arrested.
n C. Poppenhusen Of the Long Island Railroad.
with several guests made excursion Saturday on the
new rapid branch through Auancaye from East
the junction Of Fatbush and Atlantic ayes
This road was opened August 49, with thirty daily
trains each way To-day timetable goes into effect the
umber trains having been increased 10 thirty each way
The attendants at the Olympic Theatre, in Fulton
St BrookIyn on Saturday night seriously annoyed By
several runs in the gallery who appeared eager to ereatea
disturbance After unayang rcmonsance the ushers, with
the assistance Of special officer succeeded in eectng tho
dsurbsrs bartender in neigh boring saloon, who at
tempted assist the ushes hit In the head BY beer
glass.
w. H. Reed, the State Bank Examiner concluded
last Friay his examination Of the condition Of the Long Is
land savings Bank recently reported to be insoyen Tho
officers regarded tho results favorable and think the Bank
will continue business az usual the report Of Mr Reed
TO the state superintendent September ~ some time
during Trustees Of the bank viii meet 10 lake
action their future course
Charles Scha1er age ffty-fiyc OF No. u Wood
carly Saturday morning while asleep the second.
story window house. fell 10 the ground and was killed
instantly. Mt schaeGcr agent Of the Emsnnts'
Bible Society member Of the Board OF Trustees Of 81
Paurs Lutheran Church Henryst Or saturday evening
Agnes FaQp age three years sustained serious and probably
fatal injuries by an accidental FAN from the sec0n dst0y
window Of her parents residence NO 81 ,yrtlcaye.