New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-26

arrived I'm the city few DAYS ago. roaring drunk
in Houston st. Saturday To his fire watery eye the placd
wooden indians OF cigar stores became predatory war
rors and he for them with wild whoop lie Glove
the skull OF Tecumseh aud trying to scalp newly
painted when the police gathered him in His de
Tense yesterday in the traditional Logan STYLE bref
DO nted epgammatic "When white man comes To indian
country gets drunk fights and kills when Indian comes
TO white country he does the same" The Justice ap
precated the logic and discharged bin with areprmand
The funeral of the late James Kingan took place
at Dr. church, at Fhave and Fifty htfhst on sat
urday morning Kngan through Illness, was unable to
be present but the family was represented by Thomas d.
Kngan and WIFE, The floral decorations were numerous
costly the plain inscription ON the coffin being surrounded
by wreath OF imnortelles bearing the words my hus-
Hall, the conclusion of the ceremonies spoke
OF his long acquaintance with the deceased gentleman and
thought business had unsettled MI kingans
reason He from this untmely death warning lesson
for his auditors who were in danger OF becoming the
slaves The body removed TO the Grand Gen.
traI Depot special train conveyed it TO Woodlawn
Cemetery.
There are 1852 convcts in the Penitentiary.
Thomas King of No. 251 Navy-st in quarrel
with his last night threw kerosene lamp at her.
inhicDg severe her She was taken to the
City Hospital, and King was arrested
The calkers employed by the Board of City
Works Of from So 80 to SO day.
Purveyor Rhodes will report in favor OF the demand IN
the calkers received SO 60 and several Of them
employ Of the department for 10 years ana
very skillful wOrkmen
Amos Case, a broker residing at No. $40 Gates
ave, arrested Saturday the complaint Of William
IassaI dealer OF No. 1923 Broadway, who declared
that money unde ase prtenses by giving
check the Bulls Head Bank Of NewYork In payment
PAIR shoes and SO 80 in change On inquiry Lassal
Case had no account at the bank
Ii. i. Rogers, who was committed to the penl-
Tertiary year for misappTopraon OF funds when teller
Fulton Bank, has been released His good conduct
the respect of both the officials and inmates OF
the institution CaaRhan who escaped from the peni
Tertiary about weeks has not yet been recapured
nor any traces OF HIM been found
The rerort of the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union for the last 20 months shows that side establishing
several Juvenile unions, reading room and coheehonse
has been opened sevenhave and Fftieths where 300
people furnished meals daily ut onehaf the cost OF
restaurants More than 800 names have been en-
tered in the pledge book during the past year.
While several men were playing cards III James
McGlones saoon at living place, yesterday
morning dispute about the pawn, Mt for the liquor
and scuie ensued John Lynch IL years old OF NO $40
Pacdc.st drew a sixbarreled revolver, which dis
charged accidentally the ball passing through his own hand
Richard Kennedy Of NO lO2 Van Burenst in
the left breast ncng severe flesh wound Lynch was ar
rested.
The Common Council confirmed the appointment
Of Patrick Ennis as clerk Gucks court but Mayor
Schroeder vetoed the appointment and refused TO sign the
warrants pay he did not think he latter prop
ery qualified Judge Pratt applied to for mandamus TO
compel Mayor sign these warrants the motion was de
MED ground that proof that the resolution
giving passed by vote after the
Mayors veto.
President Slocum of the Board of City Works
thinks that the work several streets which are to be re
paved with granite blocks should be done by contract as moro
economical Commissioners Adams and Fowler advocate the
plan Of days Slocum absent from the meeting
OF saturday. Mr.. Adams reported In favor OF epavng
Clinton PerTepont number of other streets at cost OF
about 42GOOo Proposals for granite blocks were received
and referred to the engineer.
A peculiar crowd is wont to gather at the Olympic
with all the characteristics OF the Old Bow
cry Thcate audiences intensified The following programme
was carried out Saturday night afer the other perform
auces ham was given handsOmest boy in the gallery
-four TO the uglest silver cup TO the handsomes
and the uge man in the lower part OF the mousse
Five boot blacks selected from the gallery and the one
who slned" pair Of shoes first given brush and half
dozen backing and the same was awarded to ar
other negro boy who did his work in the neates style As
Olympic much talking was done in the house
than on the stage.
A dog belonging to Mems & Batty No. 70 Hillary
st. came in the way OF officer Michael Ccry on Saturday
night as he passing store and he struck it violent
with his night stick George Baty the owner OF the
ANIMAL demonstrated. quarrel followed and Cleary hnaly
Bay struck him the head aud shoulders grabbed
of the coat AMI dragged HIM rod or more on
hs face, leaving bloody track behind lie then carried
aty First Precinct station. The prisoners scalp was
bleeding and the ambulance surgeon declared The "ouEds Sc
rious dangerous In Justice Washs court, Batty
after Del Eicels"l VI "''
against Cary Though duty yesterday the latter VIII
doubtless discharged from the police force and probably he
indicted by Grand Jury The who witnessed the
assault said II unproyoked
JERSEY CITY
Edward Roach of Fifty-ninth-st., New-York, was
badly saturday by falling into vat OF boiling
water the saleratns factory
Yestorday beng Palm Sunday, approximate ser
vices held and the usual sprigs OF green were dstD
ued IN tue Roman Catholic churches
The Orphan's Court set aside on Saturday the VIII
of lane Delaney ground If forgery IL left everything
Ia her husband ana nothing Ia her children
Nothing has been heard since Thursday OF Lord
Buort and Mark Hudson who applied for LODGINGS
m the STAT on W,n sday night lie hal Deeh lcSls
ted a The motel Jap; Henry, claiming TO be the son
the late manufactures thc Henry rifle He had several
clothing, arucl,s
in looks most genemauy lie was evidently
on a long SPREE and unable o. take Of his money.