New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
HITRIAL OF DAVID l.. SUYDAM.

BURIAL. OF DAVID L. SUYDAM.
The funeral of David Lydig Suydam was largely
neutrality-suspicious. AT Grace Churcn. me hev ;Dr w
r. Huntington Olbcated assisted by inc nc 'oco1fo
n Nelson tpOn the coffin were wreath ana u
cross of white roses and wreath OF ivy, leaves
The pail bearers were James N Mclean ilusn a
r lawrence Benjamin L. Swan, jr, William {.
Schcrmerhom and James {. Carter Among o.ner
Henry ~ sqyq5 Wess p and
Mrs er o saicrloe Jacob Reese ard family
M and SE sGsSrs0N Mrs X w GFGSner Re% M1,
Henry Remsen, Dr. George Renisen,
Dr, Charles Remsen, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thompson;
Judge and Mrs John II. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. DavId
Iydig. justice aud Mrs. Charles 7. DAILY, Mrs f. H.
Sturgcs Mrs. John Il. staples, John X Suydan. IT,
Walter suydam. Charles fearin r menIy Dcrgn
Colonel I. Reed, ID. W. Bishop Hugh AuchinIclosii
i. A. Schermerhorn, Charles W Bathgate joseph
Il Reck C. y Jordan. Robert l. Whlpple, A. W;
kremeer Morris Fetman Robert j. Gchrist and
y {. t. Roseman. The Union, Century and st:
Nicholas Clubs were represented Inc pouy was
buried in the family vault of the suydam' IN st.
Mark chmchyald.
NOT A HIGH OPINION OF CIVIL SERVICE.
al shonld like TO know" General Niele said at
the Park Board meeting Yesterday " what becomes
of The candidates who apply TO the CIVIL Service
Tosrl Tor examination. IN the men that | have
sent there seem To have gone INTO the h'p'er ana
been ground so fine that We never hear OF them
"H''J have been informed" President Crimmns
remarked regarding IN SO whom hayo sent to
ha
Tho names of all should be returned addfd
General Velc IN reference 70 NE , 'rack Of the
Harlem railroad Geusral Niele said that ne had
helda conference with the auihorues o. ne iali-
road about sinking The grade between me iiaiien
River and Woodlawn Cemetery. aud That ne had
found them perfectly wiling TO MAKE ne chahle
1hr citv he said was building mp rapidly along
thr road and II was the time now 10 attend 20 tins
matter There are only ioni street cigssings and
INN shonlj hc Grty. The grade will have to We
iowrrdin eone places about seven iect anu the
trmtany has thnngM ~ cuiiinr imnei nhuei
~ IN. .i.,,. ,it,t at tli stt ID
CHRISTMAS ~ 4 pUBhiC SCHOOL
the watts ~ the ripait ,gpatiwth' ~ Y,nn-
Nat stiSV NJ ~ Il, ~ southeast cinei ~ Lea
insleW-htp AfM sl$iN -rrhih si., writ hntlt brtu-
,iti ilshlia, 4Nh tM'saa3 eig .a an saad ,l'g
4, suniptie, hi,t ttp e&p,rsps ~ ihp uinANbN'il
,ppphinn vault have lHp ttVN ~ WNfN
pldef sploei le 'Hp plA,lWW MN M' So, w. Vi
ptaisc wcJ6 commissioners iWWN'uNt NpWi NC
ion re,hius aud liem1n, sup~ln'nnnpn' 'Nsip'i
Assistant supCImtcuOeuts Jpnts aud AlNlns enh
l'rcshl,ut Hunter at the NMmal Inlltge MI
ioneroy, who said that the school was nis, ne ~
Jones made addresses. The exercises c"hslsi'u "I
singing aud recltations, ihe "Prc'lN M.l hri
were 600 scholars aud $50 teachers IN the Nine-
tccnth Ward now there are 10000 school children
aud 49, teachers an increase OF 23o per cent whle
the population of the city in that time has only III
creased 80 per cent
ARE THESE THE MANDELBAUM JEWELS
a "a
burg american steamship Company In Jersey Cry
last Friday, which caused the impression mat II
contained the jewclry oil " Marin MahdeIDauuil'
The box as freight from Suspension bridge
and was addressed TO Julius L. Krause. Ham
burg Germany" and was invoiced as one case OF
gold and silve, iewelry Value, $1,6s3, IL was the
frsf instance of a package of jewelry destined Tor
Europe as fIoigbt coming from Canada. Inc com
many has sent TO Montreal for thorough invoice
line box was to be forwarded on the steamship
Ruga and unless steps taken for It's further de-
tention it will be forwarded Tomorrow. Inc
shin company consulted yesterday as TO the adj
concluded that they could not do SO except by per-
mission OF the Federal authorities.
GOING AFTER Mr.. YARD.
Detective Sergeant Jacob Won Geritchten VIII
sail tomorrow on tie Hamburg steamer Gellert 10
bring back Edmund Yard, ST., who IS under arrest
IN Paris on charge Of embezzlcmeut. Governor
Cleveland aeT 1osna graiego pargcr of The
firm of Edmund Yard d Co, which failed last May
owing lie was also agent e1se ior ,h ne
he hypOthecated bonds belonging 10 the estate and
used The money 10 sustain the sinking hrm. Inc
Indictment charges specific appropriation OF
~ 600 in bonds used as security on a note. but
there are said 10 be other cases somewhat similar
One of Mr.. Shaw's sons who IS In Paris, secured
Mr. Yards arrest. The detective VIII leave the
steamer at CherbOurg and proceed 10 faris
FOX. HARDING AND OTHERS DISCHARGED
The cases against Richard X. Fox, proprietor OF
The Polio Gasette William 4. Harding, who writes
"sporilngn news for that paper; Charles Johnson
Patrick +. sheady, Arthur Chambers, William MD
honey, Patsy" Shepherd aud "Nobby" Clark,
who were conspicuous at the rs
called yesterday before Judge Gildersleevc in the
Court Of General Sessions. Diamonds OF various
brillisncy sbone from the fingers and bOsoms of the
"sportingn men. Their counsel moved for DIS
missal of the cases He said that the principals In
the contest had been acquitted by jury, and the
defendants were only indicted for aiding In con-
fight. Judge Gdersleeye granted the motion, and
the bail was discharged.
MUCH TALKING, BUT NO AWARDS.
The BOARD OF Emigration met yesterday 10 award
the for the Castle Garden pr yieges but
they were not made. owing largely to the disagree
beut q Messrs liauselt. Stephenson ana starr, inc