New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FOLLOWING sCHELLING AND HIS WIFE.
CROWNS OF SILLY WOMEN AT THEIR HEtLS-N"'
x,oposrxI STILL OBDURATE.


MoRosINI STILL OBDURATE.
.,or feature of the Schelling-Morosinl
e,onement has been the morbid curiosity wnoa h ~
no. eycited especially among women Inc co5cu-
man and his wife went Yonkers again YESTERDAY;
When they went board the train at the Eranu
Central Depot crowd of women was IN waiting W
catch glimpse of them About hundred Went on
the train with them and rode to Mount II. vincent
station, where the couple and their 6ody guaro GOV
on While the escort remained AZ the station, tlc
nar started across the convent grounds toward the
Morosini mansion. Schelling stayed at the torreS,
Castle as on the previous day. while victoria hePt
on She carried box of candy intended as glit
20 her sister julia sa
nobody at home except the servants. The house
leeper told her that the family had gone away to
reman in order to escape the throngs of dlers ana
loafers who bcset the place day and night lmoA
did not leave their address so Victoria returned
with her husband to this city accompanied al the
way down bv the crowd of women. Their stopping
Al o o'clock on Tuesday night Mr.. Morosin en-
ragged by the discovery of some ldlcrs lurking III inc
shrubbery around his house, ran out on the p G
armed with Winchester repeating rue ana Ifeu
ninc shots in the direction OF the l0alers. mere
was an instantaneous stampede and the roadway
ausneighborng shrubbery were th0rOnghy uescIttu
i'm n few minutes. The Ionkcrs police aroused Dy
the fusllade galloped up to the house MI M0Ioslhl
was walking the porch in great excitement ne ue1
clared that he would not remain III the neghuorloo,
n tav longer Ii is not known where the larasSed
Italian took ms family but as he got on the tram al
Tarrvtown at 6:i5 yesterday morning, II is suppOSeu
that he has gone to that place.
There is no room to doubt that the two brothers,
two sisters and mother of the coachman VIC are
ready 10 forgive her csCapadc with Scholling'
and 10 make the best of n bad bargain and receive
linn into the family When the brothers accom-
panied him to the station on tuesday AFTERNOON
They presented him with u bundle OF sccOnd-nauu
underclothing which he brought back TO the. Guy
with him. But notwithstanding the acton 81 me
family il is said by those who are intimate WIN MI
Morosini that hc u.s. if anything, further than ever
from u reconciliation lie has sworn never u, I'C
ognyc the coachman. Ills promising son-m.aW,
aware of this dctcrullnat on spent TUESDAY henV
ut u coachman's resort IN !huty second ~ drnN-
ing with his fellow drivers health to ms EARRING
Vic" aud u defiance TO Old MoroSin
THE DELAY IN EXTENDING THE BRIDGE
The extension of the approach 10 the BROOKLYN
Bridge IL stayed pending the decision oi the courts
The power 10 extend the approach across ihc op'n
spacc i'm front of lryou row aud Ccrtrc-st was
granted by the Legislature az the iiSi session
Soon after the act was passed Charles I. MacLc1n,
counsel for Oswald OUcndorlcr, of the stats NJ
tuna called on Hubert q. Thompson, Commissioner
of Public Works. aud asked that before permission
he granted 10 the Bridge trustees 10 tear up tho
street preliminary TO erecting the Bridge structure
he be heard on behalf of his chCnt, commas
soner Thompson promised that TINS snonlu ne u"He'
~ least, so hc says; Some time aitcrward' Mr,
Thomson SAYS Trustee StTanahan met nm
and asked him to- grant PERMISSION
10 have the pavement in front of the New YORK
approach TO the Bridge temporarily disturbed.
Mir Thompson says that he supposed this was Tor
some ordinary repairs to the bridge approach ana
accordingly ne wrote to Deputy Commissioner
Hamn TO grant the asked-tor permit, IhiS was
done. A day OF two afterwaTd Mr.. MacLean IN
contemplated was really the extension OF the
Bridge approach and that il was TO he permanent
structure. Mr. Thompson then revoked the permit;
The matter was taken into the courts and argued
before Judge Lawrence for the Bridge trustees by
Mr. pyckman. and on behalf of the city by James
G. Carter. Judge Lawrence has not yet rendered
To a TMBrvE reporter, who asked Mr. Stranahan
last evening what the facts were III regard 10 TINS
We Thought Mr. Thompson understood it fully
at the time saw hln personally ana toIu NM
that we wanted 10 extend the road, aud gave NM
by his request, a plan OF he proposed extension,
hut he chose afterward to think that he did not
understand it, and revoked the permit. his inter
view took place during the first days OF June lar
engineer Mr. Martin, was with me az lifetime. Inc
papers and c0rrespondence with Mr. thompson anu
his deputy all show now II was. lie chinged M
mind, saying that he did not understand the 1qil
nature of the applications We thought the appH-
cation was perfectly distinct
letter has been addressed to the Bridge trustees
hy Charles If. Swan, secretary Of the Nassau Canlc
Hallway COMPANY of BROOKLYN, in which the offer
Of Austin COrbn to lease the Bridge compared WIN
that recently made by his company lie declares
that aS Mr.. Corbms offer Of S2j",OuO for the ran
way per wear amounts 10 daily rental OF noIethah
SGSl willie the Bridge receipts FOR car service are
over 81 900 a day. his income IRON TINS ana liohl
foot passengers. To say nothing OF the vast amount
of storc-roGm would he large He adds that the
trustees should not overlook the fact that MI.
Corbn's offer Is for twenty years IN when tme tae
population of the two Cluts and the bridge uaIhc
ore likely 10 be greatly increased, ahn asserts tt
the proposition of the Nassau CAME halfway OH
pauy Is a much better one Tor the cites ana the
people.
THE FUNERAL OF WILLIAM EARL DODGE.
Tho funeral of William Earl Dodge tool, place
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Ri7erdae. Inc CONN.,
horne bv four servants of the Dodge fanny wa
nrcccdcd 10 the chanccl 10y the Rev Dr. Met o>h OF
Princeton; the Rev. DR.. Wlldcs and the Rey Amos
Dodd. both OF RycIdalc; and the kcV. \; ". Hil-
sew of the Spring street Church NcW-1oIk. i'll
the chancel were seated the Class of ~, Princeton
college TO which Mr.. Dodge belonged amt az the
Thristian Assoclation. OF Mr. Dodgo's family
there were present his WIDOW, ms ldlhcI'
William f. Dodge ir; Mrs. William t. DodFt; ST.
his hothcr Cleveland. his sisters Grace and Alice
aud sunclcs Arson, {. c. George, y. Stuart, ~ M'
and Norman Dodge. Among the others present IN
stokes, Charles IL. Tra>k II. !. Sna4ldmg' W. T.
81. John. : H.. Bahcock. j. g. Cady, ". II. Apple
ton Ir. i. n White, Cephas braiuard j. Nc
Bnrncv. A. A. Thompson Moses Taylor we iona
than Crane John Bigelow. Ahram :. Hewitt. +. ;.
Jairav ! Z. Parsons Henry Dale u. b. Atterbury,
Percy T. Pyne David thompson. l,an'e Egg.e,ioni
Waldo llutchns aud Professors Schthk' sloane ana
Osborn. If Princeton College.
Inc services were opened hy an Invocation. Of
cred by the key. MI Dodd' aii,i W WHlLa i1a ,"e
read selections from the Scriptures. lie was fol
lowed by IL Met osh. who paid q glowing tribute
L. the character of Mir Dodge lie said
Mr. bodice n,st made his appearance among NE OF
Princeton Inn t.71 and we veto ul anxious to sor how
Tine sg" g4" S 2R r as Ne I, , mo rem s "G" s
in Doubt for hc sbov,d himself To hc q
'iho consequence wac that ho speedily eom,d the con
uirn,u u bic tottlra and follow Huu'uiH lie wac th'
nnst influential unn W ha class and hu wac ono q" th'
irW siud,nt- with whom have 'oui'u'd os lo ,pe'
nutirH Ito Nua Interested W llt tti-i'u- rulriN e." "i
,ui,lr. and Was m-uWntutu m hrrins t"u' rlnd,nO'
ihiunlh ih,t cow-r. led anticipated mi hm
q iuue cancer OF usefulness and l"oh'd ul"h hin
n- thn one uu whom hlr N,uritttd grand
fathers mantle had fallen. have dthtuN in ta} ins
te viii oi the Lord bee dunr but 20 IL me l"in duih-7
LIT unm dc what secmcth good" Ihci,yo that Good
has place lyr Him Ia Heaven ian higher uan lac hal oil
earth
At the conclusion of Or. McCOsh's remaIk Mr.,
Ualsev and Mr. Dodd both spoke. The quartet
then sang Abide With Me- after winch the body
was taken to WoOdlawn Cemetery for burial.
TWO MAMMOTHS ON THEIR WAY HERE.