New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
NETWORK CITY.

About 100 emigants, all with bags on their
backs attracted the attention OF pasSeTsDy III Fark
row yesterday
The Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad now re.
building is expected to be 10 complete order for the
running of trains by May /, though a longer time
will be required for the completion OF the stations
Meta Schlucker, ten years old, ran away from the
house of her aunt at No. Varick-st.. ON Saturday,
and sent to the aunt by playmate TINS explana-
ton Tell aunte that cant hYe Tltn t eT r, any ~
play with" The police were unable to get any
trace Of the little glrl yesterday
John J. Ford a laborer. of No. 81 Pell-st was ar
rested bv the Mulberry-s Police yesterday mOrn
ing on charge of having caused the death OF Der
nard MeLoughliu saloon-keepeT. OF No ~ MOTT
ST. Ford went into McLoughn,s saloon on on Jan
ioof-keeper died from his injuries last Thursday
night.
The first anniversary Of the pastoTnte Of the Rev.
w r. Days-the successor of the Rev. DIR: Hep
worth-was celebrated yesterday morning and even
ing at the MadIsOn-ave. Church OF the disciples,
at Madison-ave. and FOrty-htth-st. Tue pulpit
stand was decorated with prOfuslon OF liOWers. a
snecial musical programme was followed for the
occasion.
The animal report OF the New-York Female Aux
Hilary Bible Society, inst lssued shows that during
the society in charitable work. The main work OF
the society is the support of a company OF women
who spend their whole time IN WISHING bne n0spl-
tails ais and various charitable institutions OF the
city, to read the Bible to the inmates.
The BARRIERS in this city who shave for and g
purpose of perfecting the union they had previously
resolved upon forming. About 300 persons were
present. The committee whose duty was to call
nj all the shops where shaving IS done at the aboYo
prices reported that the prOpretOrs OF all such
shops agreed to join with them in raising the price
to 10 cents.
BROOKLYN
A large number of persons went to Prospect Park
| yesterday.
| Omen cars were run yesterday afternoon upon
some Of the street railroads.
William Murrel of no. 8 Third-ave., New-York,
was arrested in Brooklyn early yesterday morning
for breaking large plate glass window in a store
at No 204 FIT hst L. d.. with the purpose OF COM
uniting burglary
Bernard Bones was arrested yesterday for assault
| ing Ellen O'Brien at No. SO Congress-st. The
woman was knocked down. beaten aud kicked. She
| is in the Long Island College Hospital Bones is
| held TO await the result OF her injuries.
NEWARK.
Tho cornerstone of the House Of the Good Shop
herd in Thirleenth-ave was laid yesterday by Bis
hon COrrgan. All the Irish sociics participated.
The sermon was preached by Bishop Lynch, OF
| Charleston.
Catherine Feelcy, age sixty of No. 1876 Ninth-st.,
was seriously burned on Saturday, IN trying to put
out Kerosene lamp by blowing down the cnn1 1
| She was taken to St. refers hospitaI anu ule''
| there last evening
John C. Wilson, living in Parkburst-st., returned
| home from New-YoTk on Saturday nlgnt and COM
planned Of feeling unwell An hour 9fteTWarG,
while walking abOutth parlOr nc dropped suddenly
| on a sofa and instantly expired
Detective Roche arrested Margaret Woods age
| thirty-six, of No. rs Westinghouse, yesterday.
| upOn charge of stealing money and property val
ned at 5000 from the house OF r. Fowler, at No. 34l
| ITnion-st. during February, She was sentenced to
| four months in the Penitentiary.
George Day. driver Of Fire Department truck No.
| D and an eX-policeman named Charles SchOene-
| berger. became involved in quarrel on Saturday
| night near Days house. SCh0eneberEer drew q
knife and stabbed Day back OF the left shoulder, IN
| 1ctiug serious wound. He was arrested
As middle-aged man and woman on Saturday
night were about to board Western-bOund train on
| the Pennsylvania Railroad at Market-st, young
| man stepped forward and prevented them, declar-
| ing to the bystanders that the companion of the
woman was his father and that 1t the intention
of the couple TO clOpe The train passed out of the
station and the father and walked up the street.
| The woman disappeared.
Valentine Bundstein, who lives with his wife at
| No. 279 Hunterdon-st., was charged with bFutally
beating the woman on Thursday night, At different
times during the night he dragged her from her bed
where she was lying i'll beside her ten-months-old
| babe and kicked her and jumped upon her. At 8
o'clock in the morning Of the indignant neigh
bOrs rescued the woman aud removed her to place
| of safety, and complaint was afterward made to
| the police authorities
Argument was heard before Chancellor Runyon
on Saturday in the Lewis will case. Mr.. GichTist
argued on behalf Of the executors chat the evidence
showed Mr., Lewis to have been OF unusually sOund
1 mind Mir. Besson followed in behalf Of Mrs. BEN
son. claiming that the will was valid, but that the
cOrdiCil that cut off Mrs, Benson wGs not. hr.
Perry, of Connecticut, on behalf OF Thomas Lewis.
who claims to be son OF the testatoE, said that II