New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
MRS. HUDSON wEEPs WHEN SENTENCED.

MRS. HUDSON WEEfS WHEN SENlENCED'
Mrs Emma s. Hudson, who has been charged with
.windling the proprIctors of hotels in Boston and
in this city by not paying board blls, ana VINO was
recently convicted IN the Court of General Sessions
of stealing small articles of silverware from the
bouse of DR. Joseph T.. Janvrin. No. l9l Madison
ave- on March g. before Judge Cowing yester-
day for sentence. The Judge said thatit was not
his place to inquire to the rumors of her wrong
doing in Boston. The case one in which
years imprisonment might be given, but be
thought lighter sentence would be as effective lie
sentenced Mrs. Hudson to three months IN the
PenItentary. Mrs. Hudson wcpt while the Judge
was talking. but her sixteen-yeaIsold daughter.
Amy stood calmly beside her. Judge Cowing
advised Mrs. Hudson 10 lead an honest life on her
release from Jail, and not TO cause her young
daughter to be brought into court by any misdoDg
In the future.
STIRRING MUSIC FOR THE OLD GUARD
The anniversary service of the Old Guard OF this
city took place yesterday at st. Pauls Church.
Before reaching the church the command was re.
Hall. The Rev. DR.. James Mnichahey. pastor of
St PAs ch% % wSSs ts ,Sed
by Gilmore's Band. Later the band played
"The Lost Chord" by Sullivan. The address to
the Guard was by the Rev Dr. Wilbur +. Watkins;
with Handers Hal ieujah Chorus" by the band.
General Washington's former pew was tastefully
decorated with flowers and flags, aud attracted
much attention. The church was crowded loag be-
fore the arrival Of the Guard. L. :. Gilmore led
his band and Leo Kofer was the organist and
lnuSlcal ulIeCtoI.
SHALL THE MUSEUMS BE OPEN ON SUNDAY
resolution offered by Com missioner Beeknan
was adopted yesterday by the Park Board request
and of the Museum of Natural history to epen
those institutions to the pubic on sundays
from to p ID. during the summer, and from 1880
TO 4:30 D. m. in the winter. The resolution said
that this would give thousands OF people chance
TO visit the museums who have not the opportunity
pow. The plans of Theodore Weston, architect
for the addition to the Museum of Art. which is to
cost 100000, were approved ami the
work will be done. during the sumner
at The Museum of Natural History Oh Decoration
Dav to the working men of Central Park oil the
history of the Obelisk, request having been made
by them to that effect.
OPENING A NEW BRANCH POST OFFICE.
The Produce Exchange Branch Post Office was
opened yesterday IL occupies large room on the
south side of the lower floor and is fitted up with
distributing boxes and individual letter boxes and
is under the supervision of superintendent homas
Alderman and Assistant Superintendent Jenkins.
The rest of the force consists OF two
letter-carriers, three messengers and nine dis
trlbutsrs patent mailing system has been put
into the building with the approyai oil the POST
ter-General. Ii consists OF metal conductor,
or attened tube OF special construction, faced with
heavy plate glass, and running from the bottom to
tho top OF tine Which, Srops The ube
into large box on the ground fioor
MORMON CONVERTS STARTING FOR UTAH
Another contingent of recruits for the Mormon
army in Utah arrived on the Guion steamship Wis
consin yesterday Elder Louis r. Lund and seven
teen missionary aids, who have spent two
wears in England, Scotland, Wales and
regiment OF 179 men,. women and children
| who will start to-day for salt Lake City. Mr..
Lund SAID to reporter of THE TRIBUNE I'VE
believe and teach that marriage is divine insti-
tuition, still we leave entirely 10 the conscience OF
pies are misconstrued by the worldly, hence are
unrighteously condemned by many"
Mr.. FISH WANTS A NEW TRIAL.