New-York tribune., 1879-05-14
birds were suspended from the ceiling. The eXer-
cises consisted of singing and addresses.

cises consisted of singing and addresses.
Mrs. Sarah Hawey. colored, seventy years years., OF
age had been visiting her daughleI, nii iJ W an
ON Wooster-st, and three weeks ago was placed on
n tbrouqh car 10 her home in Lee Mass. since tnen
She had not been heard from. On ihISday ~. S nvi
disappearance was published, ana yesieIu'y G 10" old
intendent Walling was informed that tno Vu
woman's body had been found III poor Vi "IeS tft
near Ltchfeid Conn 1t IL supposed that she lJio j
the train and wandered about uhtil Sic ie INV
pool and was drowned.
Jobn simpson. of No. ~ Cornelia-st., was ar
raigned in Jefferson Market Police Court yesIeiuay
morning by Officer Naleant, of the Nlnlh IrecItor,
charged with dlsearglng two bullets IRON ~;
nj L. c. DeverauX, which took erect IL, MS
right th gh. He was conveyed 10 the NJ"
York Hospital. Susan Deyeraux said she Was tng
divorced wife of the injured man; she ugcI"l.Id III
that he had been annoying her, and tnat shc uIt
The shooting. She was held to await the result o.
the wounded mans injuries, ana simpson was "iSo
held.
Dozzlirc imnroyements at Coney Island: new no.
teis payilions and gardens till you can't rest-9r
rather till Won rest One OF the notes ls sV po
fitted up with an elegant and elaborate cow @ oI & rno
Alderney denomination. Some three OF loui nun nun
dred rooms have been added 60 the dormlt3ilai
capacity of the island and the air is already rcdoent
of lemonade and clam-bakes Inc Adlantlg GaLacn to
is fo be opened as a large hotel the West Brighton
beach House. Festivities are beginning about tniS
time all along the shore. Hark! don't you see the
smell of clamsf
Kotboripe Mcdonald. age twenfv-thrca chamber
maid at the Astor Place Hotel was arraigned al INC
Essex Market Police Court yesterday on charge Oh
throwing yiTiOl IN the face OF joseph II. layiol,
brakeman on Che Ncw-YOrk Elevated Rallroad. ahG
n former lover. Iay!or appeared wearing Ven
over ms fac, with ahoc cut ont for ore eye. Inc
woman was dressed neatly, and was Oh plePoss'ii55
ing appearance. Taylor identified her as his asStl-
ant On being asked what she had to say sue an,
sweTed II am guilty. of having thrown VII vltIIofs f
into his face" Snc was committed III deiauit VI
~ Geo bail
TIE FIRST Union Presbyterian Church, at Eighty
s.xth-st ard LexingtOn-ayc., was crowded Iast
evening at the installation aHd oruiIa'IoiI " nv ny
Rev. Albert Van DcG-en rs pastor. Inc pulpit @MaI WIZ
covered with profusion of choice lloWers ana
blooming plants. Alt"rthe sermon had been de-
livcrrd bv the Rev. George ;. Chambers, ana u
soprano solo had been sung by Miss ha!ct, INC
ordinatiou ceremony was performed. The rght
hand of fellowship was then extended 10 the ne"
pastor. The charge 10 the pastor was gwen by the
Rev George G. Gtislev. of Hudson, and the charge
to the people by The Rev. DR.. Charles ;; ROBINSON
of the Madison Avenue AlcmOria! Church.
BROOKLYN.
The music in Prospect Park this Summer viii be
furnished by Contcrnos Band. lhe h-st SaturH"y
afternoon concert will occur on June Z.
An infant daughter of Mrs. BuehleT. Of No. 20
Woyt-St was fatally scaldcd yesterday by falling
into a pail of boiling water. The chIld survived
only short time.
Fortv-four judgments against the city, amounting
i'm all To 81 7iO, were filed on Monday. IN the re-
ductIon of assessments for grading ana paving
Flushingave., from Broadway to Cypress ave.
William McCauey, who was arrested on Monday
on charge of assaulting his wife in the veStbule
of Mr.. Talmagc's church, was fined 20 Oy justice
Bloom Yesterday, and also required 10 luThLSl
bonds in 500 to keep the peace.
City Auditor Ammerman who is member OF me
Board of Estimate yesterday resigned his seat Ill
the Board of Education ns reason Is that the es-
timates IF expenses of the Board of Education nave
to be passed upon by the Board of Estimate
In the trial of the City Works officials yesterday,
Ira Shafer concluded his argument. once ne
pointed his finger directly Mt President Massey an'.
exclaimed There he sits, the honest. yiglIant
Masseyp At the afternoon session General Tracy
began his closing address.
The strong National Association Springfield
GIassl team visited BroOklyn yesterday, and
PLAYED a match game with the semi-profe~sonal
Atlantic Club on he Union Grounds in the presence
of about 800 persons. The Springfield Clnb won by
a score of 10 to q To-day the Springfield Club
| will play the jersey City Club at jersey City.
The Session of the ClasSOn Avenue Presbyterian
Church has secured the Rev. DIR. Hernck Johnson,
of the Auburn Theological Institute, TO fill for n
time the pulpit left vacant by DR.. Duryea's resig-
nation DIR. Johnson will preach i'll the churcn
from Sunday May % TO September /. No arrange
mentS have yet been made for permanent success
sor 10 Dr. Duryea
Justice JepsOn and Justice Elliott, both of Canar-
sic are at lOggerheads The latter occupies a house
in the village about the ownership of which there
is some dispute and Justice JepsOn issued warrant
against Justice Elliott, requiring him to show cause
at a. H. on Monday why he should not be dlspos-
sessed Justice Elliott asked for time to prepare
affidayits, but JepsOn rendered judgment against
him. At noon Justice Elliott obtained an order
directing Justice JepsOn TO show cause why the
judgment should not he vacated