New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
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.,,rrwv.r rxcursIoy TO MAuCH CHUNK.
Tho last excursion of the season TO- Mauch
Chunk. over the Philadelphia and leading Kali
road. will take place tomorrow. Inc country
through which this road passes Is now ciao i" All
ITS autumnal grandeur.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Tho Onion Line has conc uded to discontinue the
Saturday departures Of its large vesses 10 Ln ;,
pooIs and on and after November 49, beginning with
the Steamship Arizona, they will sail from ths por'
on Tuesdays only.
HOLDING A swINDLER FOR TRIAL.
"Captan" Manuel Montana, the spannl nI w "nJ
said that >he commanded the FLYING, Cloud, anu
bought goods to fiji her out paving for them I'd OIsu
checks larger than the amount OF the Dill, was ne
in So, 900 bail yesterday at the JEFFERSON MarA''
Police Court.
MANAGERS OF ST. LUKE's HOSPITAL
At the meeting of the managers OF 81. Luxe
Hospital last evening John h. Earle was Te-eectem
president James NJ Brown ana Iercy M nyTu
Miller secretary. j. Noble Stcarns was elected
member of the Board of Managers.
POLICE SURGEON ENSIGN TO BE BURIED Io-pA.
The funeral of Dr. William II. Ensign. VINO was
for twelve years police surgeon IN TINS Guy, 'ooh
place Yesterday Among those present were SUI
perntendent Wallng, Inspector Byrnes and seyer q,
police captains. The body will be taken 70 Miuuic
town, Conn.,, to-day for burial
The funeral Of DR.. Allen S. Church was held at
ST. Timothy's Church, at Fifty seyenth,st, near
yssyf Of hc Church. and the
SCHUYLER OBLIGATED. The church was h'led VIII, WIN
MANY physicians. The pail bearers were members
Of the yestry.
SELLING T. C. JAMEs's LIBRARY. 1888
The sale nj auction of the library of Colonel Ed
ward G. lanes, of Ogiensburg, n. Y, began az No
739 Broadway yesterday aiterho1n anu at,o M
vesterdav was fair and the bidding spirited AZ
lines. 30i of the s37 lots being sold The most
valuable set disposed of was me loqsenoin na
"wnYo" sroripD PoR TWELVE YEARS
James Brown who was sentenced Yesterday 10
twelve years In the State Prison by Juqge Cowing
ar ;oto l;n,,or store at No pell-st. and there
nsss,nlt,d him and robbed him of all his money
Brown Is twenty years DID, and vas a icauef III INC
"Whyo" gang. .,..
e.te M . ttstonic rirCf 90 iAvD.
rt,entv ar,es ~ land ins' north Of rwo-h,indffd
onl ttter,h at aud the Bolton Poai, anu ~ ING
junction ot The lipison River aud Spnyten nnIvm
saiesfbo,ns No ~ Btpadwqy. ,lle ltYprity IS
t,iibtn len iijnuips' walk q ths ,lnwon,a Depot oi
NJ III, NE aa e4 wa s 'g1 ap
~ ibe Ia " swim aeie.s he stormy waters ~
10 eieeb ~ ihe Wesieheslef Sletpi
f ss sss, et .,s il, H. BIS s,'
and ST., j,ied 10 register nn iildaf f,Nn No. no
West fiftY seGnnd 81, iusl aiGi W. - 'ai'p,i asl
said that Jones dad not live At No go, ana al'pI
the missk was corrected tho iva men lAH htll,
in an adjoining lot. Zach wanted ~ COMP He"ins
the other ia the iOTkyille Court YESTERDAY bNl
ih, held. was proved DC '"' "''''' ''' ~ WV
SENT TO PRISON FOR PERJURY.
Henry +. Gotleb, German, who alleged 'ha, ne
owned large amount OF property on Long ,slani
was convicted yesterday III the Coui' OF ueneia'
Sessions of perjury. Iewas surety Tor MTs Ellz-
ahctb Ward on an administrators bond III the sur
time on any other bond. II was shown thar he was
on other bonds and did not own all the real estate
that he said he owned Judge Cowing sentenced
him to five years in the state Prison.
GOOD CONDITION or TnR ERIE CANAL.
J.E. Hulshlzer and Robert VI. Clapp. who, at the
request OF President j. II: lenick, OF inc iroduce
Exchange made a tour of inspection along the Ere
Canal, reOrncd yesterday. Mr.. iiulshlZcr said
that thew found the canal IN good condition gener-
ally On the level there was no searG IN tb q,
They did not hear anything confirming or denying
the reports of extortions by lock-tende's.
noxonIvG THE MEMORY or WORTHY WOMAN
Men and women representing every grade IN the
social scale rended their way into st. Leos Roman
Catholic Church yesterday morning. ON CONN
before the altar were laid many iloral emDlens.
The altar was brilliantly lighted: Tho body 81 the
church was In semi-darkDess. he assembIage was
composed of neiiciaries, friends and admirers OF
Anna Elizabeth Garrlsh. wife of DR.. John p Gar
rsh of No Az West Twcnty-third-st high mass
was celebrated by the Rev. Father Ducey.
HEALTH TALKS TO THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS.
Dr. Edward Hitchcock, of Amherst College, yes
tcrday delivered the second lecture in the course
on Health in the Union Theological Seminary IN
the lccttireshp founded by Dr. Willard Parker
He advised the students 10 sec TO IL tnat ahelr
bodies were well cared for aud interspersed ms u-
dicous advice with apt quotations rom leadihg
men and humorous anecdotes; In speaking VI .no
IN effects of tobacco he said that In the freshmen
classes of Amherst from ~ to ~ per cent VI ene
students use tobacco while from 80 to 40 per cent
of the seniors addicted to the habits
A POLICEMAN INDICTED FOR ASSAULT.
ID, Wpll "
witness recently against William Logan. who was
charged with having assaulted ths oihcer III East
Fifty-nuth-st on October II. On the trial Of tho
case in the General Sessions it appeared that the
! policeman was in citizens clothes was running
! about. apparently intoxicated, frightening and as
saulting citizens Logan was acquitted lie Grand
| Jury found an Indictment for assault against
| Policeman Weller lie was summoned to the Dis
! trict-AttJrney's Office yesterday aud released on
! $500 bail.
pRrACnING AND PRAYING FOR PRISONERS.
William w. j. Round corresponding secretary of
| the Prison Association of New-lork, sad ycster-
! day that Ire had letters from thirteen prominent
sermons last sunday on the " Relations of Chris
tianity TO- the Criminal Classcs'; that In more than
half Of the Protestant churches sprcia prayer was
offered for prisoners in the state more than 2Qo
sermons were preached on the subject. aud In nearly
800 churches special prayer was offered Prisoners
! Sunday was also observed I'm Connecticut Massa-
chuset,s Maii land, Pennsylvania and OHIO.
MULBERRY STREET pANGEnous ~ NlGnr
August Lenk Of No 100 East louithst,, m
| upholaeief was ~ Mulbciiy-st on SUNNY nigpt,
and when near Grana-st., Ie wne nppfoachod 10y
James McArdle. of No ~ Roosevelt a.. who struck
| him on the hat. while coniedcrate snached n
silvrt watch lium his ruckct NcAtdle was Mt
rested aud held iOf trial in default OF 81 900 bail
yesterday NJ the lombs. An hour after the rob
! berry ~ Ienl John }uike, of no. 300 SiNtli-si T,
was walking through MnbetiY-st when he was
assaulted hr upuire Lee, Of No. ~ IaXief-st.
john ieaiy, charles y, AIrManns and William
| Harry mem heis 80 tho Mulbcrty-st. gang and -
! wa,i wps stolen fiuin him The hFhvninien were
! all arrested and reminded Va the lUnbs
nliUukLiN.
After nphi ~ y Giem-slnp ~ Font e. Feini=
| day nisht hstWppn Patrick lpplan aud "lindan ="
MtQsil}, heeban We lonea to have siah eeea