New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21

that they had known Tully for twenty years and
could not be Mistaken aud the accused man wa, MaS
locked up, despte his protests that the inistahS
would be q costly one to those who caused II. lie
was taken before Justice Ford IN Lhe iorhNiio
Police Court yesterday. thence to Poilce nead,
quarters, where he was confronted by photograph
OF Tully which strongly resembles him. lie is
large, fine looking man. with mixed gray ana oiach
hair His clothing was OF Engnsh Cut Eco. i1 CO.." n'
mlssloners.
NOT TO TALK TILL RESURRECTION DAY
MISS BECKY JoNEs's DETERMiNATIoN-HERL LIFE
IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
Miss Rebecca Jones' upon whose shou lders rest the
secrets of the Hamersley family hasn't either her
parrot or her ancient cat from up the HudSol ~
enliven the tedium of Ludlow Street jan In tne
meanwhile with that ickleness for which the sex Is
remarkable she casts ray ishing gances ne p sup
staptial mustaches of Deputy Warden fhll
Herman, until that worthy actually pusnes-sai-
though his admirer is never again to dust te Paior
on her sixtieth birthday. "Phil" the Granu-sl;
girls regard as the perfection OF manly form anu
face, and Miss Jones is similarly ncIlhe9 Ior Ever
and anon she wanders to the door way OF her lux
uriOus cell and gazes i'll fond affection on her guard
1t has never been bruitcd abroad whether Phll
has wife but if he has not then there is chahce
of Becky becoming the leayen Of his stronger
nature "Phil" has succumbed to the attractions
of his fair charmer in such measure that aithougn
aSsen pc & @nf GG din
fare, and is seemingly content. And yet MT. loose
welt was informed that Phil stuffed his prisoners
WIN a mOQlCun OF saturated hdNuus',
While Becky is not quite as sharp as MI
Thackeray's heroine. she is quite as obstinate. anu
when the Surrogate, or his court, OF Tue
who pTodded her with hard questions are hleiilonu
Becky" becomes silent as an UNDERGONE po'aato,
and looks scOn from every seam III her Ir'ss: tivt
one wish is to get into the kitchen OF tle Jn uc
the warden has taken precautions TO prevent sucn
an INVASION and is prepared to call upon the 'lIIa
in case of an open revolt. lpBUNE reporter s4 Ig
gested to Miss Jones yesterday hat she sho,liu ue
liver m her narrowing secret She rose solcmniX
to her feet and observed: "YOung man, you will
wait until the resurrection day men snG G va" a
informed that Mr. artett was going TO can on
her. she worked her fingers convnislvey', ahu
whispered 4" Let him" and then she barred her
TThen YOU are actually enjoying yourself here
Miss Jonesl" inquired the reporter with some sOlic-
itude.
"Why, yes, my, dear young friend am enjoying 1g
myself have plenty to eat, Sir. Herman to tax TO
once in a while, and have nice cosy cell. Iney
can keep me here until the resurrection for All
care, for Pm not going to talk. NeVer-heVer'
And then Miss Becky" Jones bcthought herself
of the fearful precincts she was encroachne upon
and once again she emulated the UNDERGONE potato
THREE FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Trinity Church was nearly filled with business
men and others at 2 p. H. YESTERDAY, when I the
The service was conducted by the Rev. Or. Morgan
Dix, assisted by the Rev. DR.. S. H. Weston, the
P. A. H. Brown, Hill and Alberts. The Pall-6eaIers
were Gordon w Burnham, Levi Apgar f.. Beadle-
stOn, |. s. Barker William Hustace, Nicholas !.
Palmer S. " R. Cruger and stephen ,. +, Nash ns
rendered ny a supplied choir of men and boys, with
Mr. Mcssiter at the choir organ and Mr.. lhuIsch ~
the great organ. The selections were HandeIs
Dead March from Saul" Crofts burial anthem
Man that is Born of Woman" and the hymns;
Nearer, My God, to Thee" and " Abide WITH Me.
As the procession left the church II was headed by
the choir, singing hymn. The body lay III an oak
coffin covered with black cloth. On it lay a sheat
Of wheat, a cross of llacs, wreath OF IVY TWO
floral pillows and two palm leaves bound with
flowers.
large number of relativesw were present incud-
ing the widow, two sons, Thomas and Wllllan
OstrandeT, Hiram Ostrander, a brothers Mr.. ana
Mrs FscOner. and several grandchildren. dele
CATION from the Merchants Insurance Company
was present and also many OF the vestrylHen OF
Trinity Church. including Henri NJ. Braem, Henry
Drisler Charles II. Contolt, John ii. CasweI
Thomas EgestOn, Walter II. Lewis Thomas L.
Ogden, William jay, Bowie. Dash n. r.
Alfred Canmann and Herman II: Camlnann. Inc
body was taken TO Greenwood. brief service
was held before going TO the church at the house.
No 3S West Twenty-seyenth hist ....,o.o4 O.
John Care las funeral was largely attended at -,
LeO's Church. The Row. Father Ducey TOOK charge
Of the services. The pall-bearers were John Hoey,
|. c. BabcOck, John Galway, Eugene Dewey;
James r. Wenman. A. Natable Juan Baicelo ana
A. Echeverria Several members of the old vol
unteer Fire Department We're present besides Com
missioner Brennan, J. X. Andrews, John AIeEandIo,
James Cameron and \. Y. CaStellanOs. The BODY
was placed in the vault Of the Harmon family at
the old Cathedral in MOtt-st.
The funeral of Colonel George VI. IOtten was helG
at his house. No. - East Thirty -second-st, ana
was conducted by the.Rey. William > Langlord, 0I
New-Jerscy, The services Were simple, and tho
body was taken to Greenwood. Among those pres
Messrs Come and Thompson of the Panama Rall-
road Company.