New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-29

Conference OF Reformed I'S'Vis' -NV' On >' ''
ran ' of Commodore T 8 rlebrOwn United States
Navy. Brooklyn Navy Yard 9oo a. H.
NEW YORK CITY.
AThird-ave butcher shop displays on one =, Tall
thc sign NO Trust on the other the TustluI as
sertion The Lord will Provide"
WHY THE OREGON MADE A SLOW TRIP.
The steamship Oregon of the Cunard line arrived
here Yesterday, having made the TRIP IRON Queehsf
town in days, 10 hours, 80 minutes me cause OF
her not making better time was trouble Tilh AcI
steering and one Of her cylinders which ' dg
layed her ten hours. She also encountered Ioush
Weather and head winds and seas.
KIIIED By A SURFACE CAR.
Charles Schwartz. who kept a carpenters shop
oct on the front platform of an Avenue a. car on
Saturday evening, when he trlppcd, and ms Two
legs were cut oil by the wheel ne diea IN DeeveS
crowded and there were four persons on the front
platform at the time. Driver Homer Gardner OF
No. sos Ienth-aVe., was charged WltD HonliCIuo
yesterday and remandeI
HpINt;ING A PRISONER RACK FOR TRIAL.
Dctcctyel SergeantS Dorsey and HedelbeIg az
rived at Police Headquarters from san FRANCISCO al
late hour saturday night, having IN cus'01y Sonn
]lolzleber, the clerk who robbed latIGk McC ann
of No 357 Sixth-ave. an account oil fhe TGDocE
and Of Mr. McCanns efforts TO BRING llolzdeDeI 10
this city for trial was published IN LIE TRIBUNE
on Saturday. The prisoners 6roi heT1in,iaw Mr:
llammer Lid deposited 5000 with the CITY
Chamberlain rs security fOr his appearance III court
and the prisoner was released last NIGHT
non9Egy rEorLg y T.'nd EY% GaWA Ewov.rIr.
place to Sixth-aYe Yesterday afternoon at break
icck speed. The wagon was occupied by man ian
aud woman The man ana ms pGs' 10 of me
woman and the speed OF the no Tse attracted aIage
crowd. Shortly after turning INTO Sl1tn-Ne' tng
wagon came into a collision with Street-cai anu
was smashed the occupants being thrown 10 me
sidewalk They were John +. Callahan and wife,
az No. 2GS BOOmiicd-St., HObOken, y. j, NelthcI
Of them received severe injuries, and they went
home declining medical assistance.
SITTING BOLT UPRIGHT DEAD.
4 rather hnr-lOOkiug man, about h1tN years o!l'
dccenfly attrel was found by Officer Michael Nc
licsmott of the Twcnty-seventh Precinct, at $50
o. m. yesterday sitting bolt upright IN the doorway
If No. 20J Washlngt0n-st., dead from papers
found in ms pocket II 5 believed that his name IS
q. =. Coleman, aDd that he was travelling safes
man for Samuh A. besson, importer OF whiSklesl
~ No ! IS Clambers-St. There wore no MARKS OF
violence upol the body. and it was concluded that
IL. death was caused by heart disease. lie was
taken To the MO1gue.
HOT WEATHER TOR TIE TINE OF YEAR.
Tie weather yesterday was exceedingly moi lor
TIE time Of year Al ESQ m the s 5eTln as tcE
pcIcd by a cool breeze, which wasn't strong enough
However 10 prevent peISpIlng PERuac1 i tisit
Us this autumn. The day was the hottest, Win
one exception. since September IL, when the meI-
curry reached 90. On the same day OF the lhohth
ia.t veor The Thermometer istcred IL, and on
The 10Th of the same month touched bottom AT ~
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE DEAD CONMO-
Dear-,dmiral James +. Jouctt. commanding the
North Atlantic Squadron, with headquarters on the
Engagements Yesterday for the funeral OF t3hHo-
lorc lillehIowu. 1t will take place at the BIooh71
lyn NAVY Yard at 10 a. IN today. ne sailors , anu
marines from the vessels OF the squadron vii FORM
Al the Navy Yard at $3.50 a. H. Naval 0hceIS oI
Tie station. and others on WAITING orHgIS also
The uniform for all officers, not III line, Will be
dress. with chapcau
Dying FROM MANY BRUISES.
Coroner Mcgkle was summoned 10 No. ga lnird-
ave on SATURDAY. night 10 inVestlg gate the death OF
Edward Hoffman, deaf mute eighteen years ora,
who was said 10 bayc been struck ana klted ~
Seclyc Strong mt Yorktown, Westchester County,
recently Hoffman died Yesterday. His night arm
was fractured in several places and was four
inches shorter than the left arm. The fractures
had not been noticed by the surgeon who attended
him. Tie was so much swollen thai II meas
ured twenty inches IN cncumieIenCe His Dody
was covered with bruises. and more than pint OF
Hood was found in his bladder. Death resulted
from lClltonlilS.
A THEATRICAL NANAGEG ~ TROUBLE. -
Edward Kendall IL, atrical manager from BIOS
ton. wa IN Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day charged by Benjamin Levy and Mrs. Levy
with assalltiuc them IN front OF the Morton houSe
IL Union square. According to Mr.. Kendall
story, Levy, whom lie formerly eAployqa a.
when he was engaged IN business Corrected ana
kent $50 which belonged 10 his employer. Meeting
Levy and his wife on Saturday night, he asked Mia
where his money was, 10 winch Levy responded ~
breaking his cane over KendalIs head. A scufe
followed aud policeman took tpc manager 10 the
oee ,ta,Ta wv WaI R",cnbe T an actor who
was with Kendall at the tine OF the assault ar
rived in court yesterday jusi after his friend was
placed under 5000 bail
NEW CHURCH TOR ITALIAN CATHOLICS.
Rev. DR.. klmer, of II. Peters Italian Churc d.
London. England, cane here three months ago 10
establish an Italian Catholic Church His clio rs
have been successful, and yesterday AFTERNOON the
cornerstone Of Oar Lady Of Noun aImel chuIch
was LAID at Observation-Disclosures neal
Plea~ant-aye. Archbishop C9uISap' assisted by
FATHERS John NJ Grady. and l.. /. SlatteIy as
chautc~s John w Kelly, master Of ceremonies and
Father, 9. f. Mcdonald James w. Kelly, p. +.
McSwceucy, II. A. Brann, J. ". Power, Henry
Dnranquet. J. H. Biglcy, ). /. Curran, {. b.
O'Reilly and Joseph Dyson, conducted the services
according TO tie ritual of the Catholic Church
The church j. 10 be built ef brick with brownstonc
front and 20 cost $4,000. II Is the tISt Italian
Church establ she'd N this country. The Rev. Dr.
Erncr viii supcTintcnd the erection OF the chulch
AID Ofciate rs the permanent pastor