New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

either Blondle or Bop" As wont down tAe steps
lne spiuards remained, aud said That tney wound not
el on me sidewalk stOJd there iew minutes, and
tIen started TO go down tue street hcely was SUI
qIarrcIing with t.c opaniards aud " Bob Bionnc
1 went back To SEE Whrre " BOD was. BlOhule'
sPoAe 10 som o. Uu' it uiu N4' "no rIt "r9
cane out ana iisulteI me- ANT thea pii no nl'te a.
this. fl tIaI it wOuI serve heey rlght II ne
dbl gei lcneI." and ma tao spanltrLs swOre ven
eaucc. We TO tne corner ana 10 there was
no car Suggested tnat we shJdd 10 back SOdihnhs,
wno.n d. no. kIOw ~ name -,arted down tne street
after Ada Hart, calling her names. stopped Inn, dsA-
ing wnAI va, the ma1.cr III sad that was in,cr-
lerng what not her business lie sAid: - II 1
ca Gu ncr III slap iOdta" ASKED niu II ne ever
woman lie sand nat he mad not' out tnat no
would Incn We starred D4ck, ana Inis tiue some one
struck kcely Win cane ana Challenged
MIN to hs4t Ine man man WIN the , erm,vnss
" Come away u BOO HAnss u hgn. II OUT, let lheh
have /. out." He replied III gel coupe and take
you nome" s4d ina c0uli go III car, ana Ina
DID want 10 hOuie with me got on the car
and su posed nc was there Also but after"aid
oun taa. ne was no. looked out after the
starred, aud saw BOn he go DacA toward Iheisss
After the testimony hal all been taken, tho
Coroner committed Sounding and kOtnscnlld 10 tho
parole. Ada and Minnie dart were Released May
Cooper neld III 1000 Dail 10 appear as witness
later Sn5 was placed IN chargc Oh OIhcer COOK,
OF tine CorontT oihce Pendihg no arrival oil posi-
bic DaI. Later in tue day. Edward Coffee, prop le-
tor OF " iDdsor Garden, became her UOndsnan
ana she was released.
FUNERAL OF THE DEAD OFFICER
The funeral OF heeiy took place yesterday after
noon. There were no services AZ hls house. No. Zo3
West Thirty -nintn-st. At y. H. the friends OF tnc
murdered man gathered at the house and took last
look at their former companion and acquaintance.
The coffin was strewn with flowers and IL was sur
rounded by various floral devices. large arch and
gateway of hlles-ol-lhe-yaey and other White
flowers, in the midst of wnich was the word
Rest" III vIolets, stood outside the door. 1t was
the gIft OF George Gnolss, IN WHOSE concert nail
keeiy was employed b detective There was
large number OF persons cOnnec. eI win THESES
had present aud tue sidewalk was lined wIth
Curious spectators the coffin was taken INTO Tue
street. AZ. Calvary Cemetery snort 0urai ser
wee was hello its chapel, which Was conducted by
the priest III charge.
About three months ago an anonymous conmuni-
cation was sent to newspaper, complaining oi tiio
rough Usage the wrlIer had received at THESES
place AT enc hands OF William }. kccly. inquiry
showed that keoy was considered a sort OF lieei-
or by the frcquenters vi the place. On the slight
est proyocatIon ho would tnrow med aud women
out INTO the street with brutal VIOLENCE
NO OTHER ARRESTS YEr MADE.
Acting Captain Wilson and Detectives Flan-
nigan aud Dilks, who have charge
of the case IN tho Ninth
Precinct in which the assault occurred,
returned 90 the police station at mid