New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
NETWORK CITY.

| will be gwen by Judge Brady.
The Twelfth Assembly District kePuoi rcr,a No NJ
| "a Avenue d. Twenty-Five new members were d."
| mitted to the association
| Emigration Commissioner f. Ulrch was Pr
senGer ON tbe steamer Gate City. which salleu IVl
| Soytonnah YESTERDAY. Mr. Ulrich has gone SouVh
for his health and will be absent about month";
Ida Walsh was found dead in her bed at No leS
Eldridpe-st. Monday morning ana neL m" hoate5
| Thomas was arrested charged WITH having oeHIIohh
| her 10 DEATH Yesterday a coroners Jury uecluet
| that the woman died of alcoholism ana nc Was SET
| free. 49,,
hnr in The lover bav during the Winter on account
of tine mild weather, was toWcd up 70 the CCtty vs.
terday to receive general oyel,iaut g.. nnisbI
sci will return to her anchorage as soon aS posspo'
Charles Heraud. a native Of Bordeaux, France.
arrived in this city from Europe ye',eIl5Sy; i IN
search OF his wife. who, he ca' T G' WHY and
cane 70 this country with Francis Renaud, formerly
| of the French Army. about two years ago.
Assenblvman Edward p. Hagan did not surrender
| himself 10 the police authorities Yesterday as was
| reported that he would. Oilcef carter Oh "IooIni
| Hagan is accused Of committing an assault, is S1l H.,
at ST. Vncent's Hospital, but Is no" coh9i"cicu "
| the doctors as out OF danger
Alfred Hertz. a German age twenty-scven, was
before Justice Patterson, at the Lsse& MarAel 10
lice Court, Yesterday, charged WIN G Gnn 1it
| Wo lie pleaded guilty. and was sent West under
The charge of officer J. +. Lark, of Kansas CITY,
Mayor Cooper fled YESTERDAY BIS return 10 we
sinner Smith 20 review the acton ol inc Mayor Hhu
Governor IN removing him IN April, lSfV. ne re-
turn rccites the circumstances unger EiIiCn IN
! missioner smith was removed ana taxes el'St.-
tiallv the same legal positions as IN lH' I,luh l"
the ccrtiorari in the case OF Commissioner Nichols
Robert Pearson, the proprietor oi a bakery az 40
159 Sevcnth-avc entered his store on indHy even
mu and found David johnson, Oh - Mc'l "'"
tieth-qt i'm the act of r0bh'ng ms iilI. Johnson
jumped through tine glass Wnh"" lh'o we htlstt
aud nod, his escape. He wa, arrested ue>ohN
evening. ami yesterday IN tho Jefferson Nl"INe1
Police Court he committed for iIlal'
Jacob Uclvlg p gardener in liorbuiga Park Mott
u9vcn while Suffering from drlluum u,mcns yes
terlay attempted 20 take the lives of two 81 ms ic.1
low-seryant5 Hlow o, n'c Ga'i ''I } ' rem "
dored him harmless until Che aiilyalo on Iohtcah
Subsequently,, in the Harlem Police Court NE was
held trial by Justice Morgan Oh '"di "a ga il'
NOUS assault.
The Dock Commissioners received communica-
tion from Chaunccy VI. pepcW, counsel oi TIE New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad, ycst"r-
dav with an application of the company Tor lease
of thirty wears TOR the Waterfront rom NlAAhIlh
to Seyenty-second-si, Norh River. Nj DcpeW sets
forth that interpolation for SO long Lease is Dac'
mon The great eXpcusc of tie permanent improve
7 nents To he made by the company.
The funeral OF Albert Louis Gallatiu, who died In
4 London February u. took place a Trace thuleh
! restrrday morning. The service, were conducted
: Ry the Rev Drs Henry {. Potter rector OF Grace
I Cburch; William /. Morgan. OF S. Thomas
Eninhony and George +. Nelson. The pa-b.ucrs
were Colonel Delaney Kane, John Kane, Henry
IL
! Gerald Hoyt and George L. kvcs
q Coroner Knox began the inquest yesterday IN the
= casc NJ the Italian Giovanni Iuccafcli who was
moi in Baxtcr-st Sunday by an Italian quorsciler
na5ned Adezzio. The murderer escaped. but Is
thouqht TO be IN the CITY, SIX Italian sailors testi-
fed that they entered his saloon Adezz9 was mr.
inc through the window AZ something IN the ward
, A. he turned around no fired shot AZ random IN
The room and hit Zuccac2lli There had been mo-
previous quauelling. Inc inquest WI" DE continued
At tbe meeting OF the Board Of Education yestcr-
dov a communication was read from tho Nlcc-l NE
cinaIp ASSOCIATION protesting against thr confirm
Grammar School No. 81, ~ pInHpai 81 Grammar
school No. o. IL place of John - moore wl wa
= AS ,iserd at the last meeting of the Board. The
,rotcs, j. made on the ground that Mr.. Ba'tngcr i-
nt yice-princIpal. and that there are many others
Mo are better entitled T. the position. rcsou-
ton was adopted TO have nspcctorS appointed 20
= snncryise tho erection and alteration OF school
: ! buildings.
~ r,atin6es drew "a large audience TO Chickerng Hall
y ,.nsterdov afternoon and tho selections bv George
5 " Morgan the orgaust. Miss Maud Morgan aud
Il Miss Beebe were much enjoyed. Among Mr. Nor
II gonjs organ solos were prelude and lugIc IN
Is minor by Mcndclss1hn, theme and variations IN
harm solos by Miss Morgan were loudly appiauded
and She was recalled twice. Miss Becbe was n
70 GOOD voice and was cnt husasicallY received. Fo
~ an encore after Bishops Tell me, my heart shl
d sang "Thc Harp that once through Iara's Hall.
e both songs being accompanied by the harp.
n The Rev. Charles c. MeCabe' known as " Chap
"a abe"
II NJ. +. Church-thc Oldest Methodist Church II
~ Imerica--on the " Bright Side of Libby Prison
a. Life The lecture was lntersperSed with anecdote
A. and reflections men and things suggested by th
10 | theme There were many bright threads runuini
~ through the dark garments of prison lie whicl
amrn no;n4ed ont and many humorous episode
OF Witch the audience seemed greatly to appreciate
IA 81 tbc close OF the lecture Chaplain McCahc tool
~ ms seat at the organ and sang one of the old
'" eougs and by his request the audience joined wit
RI INN IN fhe chorus of Glory, Ialleluah."
~. Az the Tombs Police Court Tuesday before Ju.
tice Bixby. Bernard Ezbcl age eighteen Year.
paigned on complaint of Leonard H. Smith d Co
- dealerstn cloths and trimmings ut No. 252 Cana
- st. EAbel has been IN the compalnantS employ 70
to forr Years within the past week piece OF dag,
H. nal cloth of the value OF $50. that had been missed
tyas traced to him. and at the same time an account
hook was found in hi, possession, giving the date
nj tens and other particulars Re aing to goods stole
re from his employers store. and which amounted i
p The aggregate 10 the value of $1,000. A heariu
M was sci down for Thursday next.
o. BROOKLYN.
II. The lady managers Of the recent Charity Ball
mont that the sum of 81 600 was cleared for tho il
id dustral Home
,se Dpring the last month there werc 527 cases
of measles IN the city, 19l cases of diphtheria and
ed | OF scarlet fever
,soor lanes Stone. Of the Third Precinct Polio
IN stuU was fractured by stone thrown at In
. ~hiIe making an arrest 0n sunday, February 2
re- ns much worse yesterday There Is little hope
Iii | his recovery.
no. Tho Police Board Yesterday commended Onlce
- oii,lloron and Conklin. OF the First Precinct, f
I ~ rescuing all the inmates from tenement at No
III Stotoet where a fire occurred caIly ycsterdi
use ,o"rnin0 There were twenty-five persons In Il
'nn' hnildin9 at the tmo the fire broke out
ily The Rev DAVID h' ! rHHs'' ioIh Wiy Oh buHal
yer will he installed as pA-toI VI uno n"h avon
ny. Presbyterian nuICr ,1 " t,,,,o =
nd James X. Ludlow, o t,io ~ d ~ 10y loI y
w Theodore /. Cuyler and Charles IL. Hail will ASST
in the services ,,,,x, c,r1
~ Manager Palmer, of the Union Square Theatl
Ncr,.Yn1t who was the security of H. H. Congo, {
md - o,1 ,u,noger of the Jersey City Academy