New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-17


Miss kmie Weahersbys funeral Church Of the Trans
BAPTIST Preachers. morning.
Reformed Pastors Association, morning
AN ENTERTAINMENT AT A CHURCH.
An evening of rectatiOns and music Will be gwen
by Miss Nellie Kline, Miss Belle Cole and others on
Thursday evening. at the Murray Hill Presbyter-
ian ChuTch-the Rev. DR.. Burchards.
PREACHING IN TRTNOR HALL.
At TrenOr Hail. the Rev. Dr. Miligan preached
YESTERDAY for the first TINE before his congregation
which now worships there having SOLD their church
III Twenty eighth-St.
A DINNER TO SPEAKER CARLISLE.
At the dinner given Yesterday by MantOn Marble
in honor of Speaker Carlisle there were present
among others senator Vance, Of North Carolina pn
Congressman II. A. Herbert, of l&bana, ana ITO
fesSoT W. G. Sumner, of Yale College.
THE COST OF KEEPING CHILDREN; ,,-,.
large number of people attended the c9li IN
service of song at the Five Points omSe On 1ndo
try YESTERDAY Superintendent Barnard maze
Statement that the annual cost of each child in the
institution 500 so year. ana thal tnelI meals
cost. each, and 0-S cents.
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR TRAvFI.
The rush of travel at the One-hundred;and-
twenty-ffth-st and Eighth-ave station OF the
mission hours in the morning that an extra ticket
agent is required. Worklneu were busy all Satqr-
day night making the necessary changes III Tue
Offices
BOYS RATTLE WITH STONES.
Two parties of lads yesterday engaged IN hattie
Redeemer some of the worshippers were struck
with stoacs. and the engagement was brought to a
close by Officer Schwenk W no captured John Ever
hart and Alexander Knitted Justice German hned
them 50 each at the Essex Market Police Court.
ASKING FOR TIE DEPOSIT or SECURITIES:
The trustees of the Brooklyn Elevated Railway
call attention to the fact that decree for the fore
closure of the mortgage of the property and fran
chises of the company Is about to be entered, ana
they request the holders of securities to deposit
them at the office of the Central Trust Company
before March -. and 10 sign the Security-holdeTs
agreement of January -. All securities not ue,
posted within the time stipulated Will be deharred
from the privileges conferred by the agreement
FUNERAL OF FEODoR MEESON.
The funeral of DR.. feod0r Mierson, of MI. ksco,
who was killed on Thursday while walking across
the Harlem Railroad tracks near Mt klScO. was
held yesterday afternoon at the German Masonic
Hall in Fifteenth-st.. near Ihird-ave Dr. Aherson
Chapter, No. !. Royal Arch Masons by which the
services were conducted in German and English.
Addresses were made in German by +. :. Herself
man, Master of Beethoven Lodge, and other men,
bcTs of the lodge and chapter
FOR THE BENIFIT or A CHARITY.
An entertainment will be given tonight at No.
36 West Twenty-fTst-st. for the benefit of ST.
AIMS Cottage, Farmlngdale, l.. L. The programme
inc udes Greek TecilatQns by Professor LeotsskQs;
tons by Miss Mary L. RunyOn; ballads by Miss l..
Bacon. etc. The institution TO be benehtcd IS I'M
der the charge of the Sisters of ST. John the Bap-
list, and offers home during the summer to as
large number of poor women and children as the
contributions will allow.
MEETING N A HOSPITAL AFTER A FIGHT.
Abont o'clock yesterday morning John Maoy.
of No. - Clarkso-st. walked Into the Chares-st.
station house and told the sergeant that he had
been shot IN the arm IN Hndson-st by Edward Wat
son. His wound was examined and he was sent 10
the New-York Hospital. Here IL was discovered
that Watson had been sent 70 the hospital by the
police of the Eighth Precinct, with a dangerous
stab wound in the LETT lung. The two men We're
brought together, but neither would acknowledge
the others acquaintance.
TAKEN AWAY FROM CASTLE GARDEN.
Charles Meyer, hard working German, whose
home is in One hundred-and-eighty-h rs-St;. went
Ia Police HE aduudTtVTS Yesterday and asked IN
spect0r Dilks to help him hud his sister Emma;
The yOuDp woman who Is twenty wears old landed
al Castle Gardenon Friday from the steamer Donau.
When her brother went 10 the Garden on Saturday
he was told that young man who had come over
in the seeTage Of the DOnau had succeeded IN
getting her out Of the Garden on the pretence OF
taking her to her brothers home. The young man
was traced to HObOkcn but not found. The In
epectOr sent ont general alarm and condemned
the conduct OF the officials at Castle Garden.
BROOKLYN
In quarrel Yesterday morning Mrs. Ellen Green
of No. II > Rutledge-st., was shot IN the head by
her son Arthur. age nineteen. The wound was not
dangerous. Young Green was arrested.
The police arrested foq young men yesterday
upon the charge of assauting Mrs. Margaret Nee
ham IN the loft of a stable I'm NasSau-alley, at four
o'clock. Her screams were heard by the police.
The Rev. p l.. b; Cross. recently from Canada
Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church to take charge
of the chapel which il to be established in the old
Bedford Reformed Church.
Union evangclistc services, participated in by
pastors of all n0n-EpiscOpal PTOtestau churches.
will be begun to-day in Historical Hall, at Clinton
and Penepont SITS The services Will he held from
j 10 > p. N. each day this week. The Rev, DR..
Cuyler Is announced 10 lead the meeting this after
noon.
musical service was rendered in the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church last evening. under
the direction OF John II. Brewer. OrganiSt. The
lectOns were from CoSta's Eli. and the solo parts
were sung by Misses Emma Wilkinson, Alice NJ.
WhitacIe and Eta Baldwin and MeSSrS. c. Ii.
Thompson and Edward s. Chaplin. The pastor, the
Rev. DR.. l. l.. CuYleT, made brief address.
The Juvenile Missionary and Sunday School Aid
Society of the Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal
Church held the last meeting of the present confer
ence year Yesterday afternoon. About 800 chill
Cren and adults were present. The first prize
won by Miss Dora Pullman. daughter of the pastor,
whose contributions amounted to $40: the second
10y Miss Carrie Han, II Il. and the third by Miss
Nellie Smith, 80. The prizes were $40, 50 and -.
While David Gold>tcin, ieweller of No. 80
MyTtle-aVe was passing down Maln-St last even
ing with two companions they were set upon by
William Matthews. Edward Tower and Thomas
McManus near Main and PymOuth SITS One of the
assaants caught GOldstein by the arm and tIied TO
take his watch. While they wore struggling another
OF the men struck GOldstcin in the eye and knocked
him down. His companions rescued him. and they
then secured police assistance and the hlghwaymen
were arrested. lOeket torn from GOldstein's chain
was found on the sidewalk. Matthews, who is well
known to the police, arrested fer a similar Of
fence few weeks ago.