New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
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book of hia room mate ~ Alien NJ, aud drawing
1000 When arrested ha had new gold watch ana
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bioadcolh aud held In y 800 bail
BIDDING FAREWELL 10 MISSIONARIES,
Friends at the Foreign Missions of the Protestant
Episcopal Church met ~ the bible House Yesterday
10 bid farewell Ia the Rev. aud Mrs SidneyC Part
ridge, who were about to sail for shanghai, China,
siouary College of ST. John. The Rev. Joshua
klmber, secretary for Foreign Missions; conducted
DR.. Bum. of Brooklyn and the Rev. DIR. Saul, of
Philadelphia.
ADDRESSING MINISTER'S AND STUDENTS.
Professor Francis Brown. of the Union Thcologi-
cal Seminary, yesterday delivered the opening adj
dress 10 the students and friends of the institution
in the Adams Chapel. lie spoke on the " Uses and
On the platform sat Charles Butler, president of the
board OF directors, of the founders of the sem
mary Besides President Hitchcock and the other
members of the faculty, there were many clergy
ONLY FEW Ross IRREGULARITIES REMAIN FIRM
Contractor Webb granted the niue hours de-
mand of bis brcklayers yesterday This leaves
only about half dozen bosses who employ any
considerable number of brcklayers out at present.
Webb employs about 100 men. II 1t were not Tor
the strike of the stOnccuttcrs which throws num-
Der of bricklayeTs ont of work there would be few
men out of employment now. The stonccuttcrS
will hold a mass-mcetng at Irving Hall tonight at
which the whole story of the strike will be told.
PIINY r. WHITE SUED FOR \ BOARD BILL
Plny /. White was yesterday sent TO Ludlow
Street Jail in default of $500 bail suit has
been brought against him to recover i 100 for 4
board bill fox himself and family by Mrs. Brown.
who keeps boarding house at Tenthst. and
Fourth-ave. He bad represented to her that he
was wealthy. and owned nine farms in Masslchu-
sets. and $4,000 in bonds When she insisted
upon the payment of his bill lac admitted that he
had made false representations and had no
money.
ATTACKING \ MOUNTED POLICEMAN
The Fleetwood Association held a picnic on Tues
day night and assembled on the bridge over
FOurth-ayc, near the MeTOSc Station at > a. m
yesterday. Policeman ReIuhardt was told that
the men were insulting passersby, and he went to
dsperse them, but was attacked by the ru1ians
at him with knife. 1t missed Rcnhardt and cut
a cash in his saddle Riding to the Morrsania
Police Station he obtained a Sergeant and dozen
policemen. Tie police used their clubs and the
crowd He'd. Thomas Hoy and Terrence Cusklcy
were arrested. IlOy's head was cut in two places.
He said in the Harlem court that he was not a
member of the association but had attended the
picnic. but Cusklcy is member. Both were held IN
81 600 bonds to keep the peace Tor six months.