New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

Twenty-Five new passenger coaches have been
received from the Pullman Car Works for regular
service on the New-Ysrk, West Shore and Buffalo
Railway.
MISSING BOY FOUND DROWNED.
p The body of George Bianchi. age seven, W no has
been missing from his home, No: 062 Ien s:
was taken out of the Hudson River at tlfueth-st
yesterday by Jacob Foster, captain OF the canal
boat Hlner.
DRIVING CLUB OPENING.
The formal opening OF the Driving Club OF New
York will take place Saturday at p. H., on
which occasion there will be both double and single
team races and trials of speed by many Of the
horses now on the grounds. The grand stand Will
be thrown open to the public.
DECORATION DAY SERVICES OF THE EIKs,
At their last meeting, held at the lodge rooms
IN West Twenty-third-st., the New York Lodge No.
j of the B. p. o. of Eiks made fitting arrangements
for Decoration Day ceremonies at the Elks' Rest.
Sunday, May 81, has been appointed as the day on
Beecher will be the orator of the day. James W.
Collier is chairman of the committee having the
arrangements in charge
YOUNG PASTORS FIRST CHARGE.
The Rev. John j. Wilds conducted services yes
terday at the Seventh Presbyterian Church, BroOme
and Ridge SITS. Mr.. Wlds preached at the church
the congregation. At amesting Of the trustees last
week call was given to him. His home is i'll Ten
nessee and he has been studying at Princeton.
THIS will be his first charge
FIREMAN CLARK's FUNERAL
The funeral of Francis Clark of the old Voun-
teer Fire Department, was largely attended yester-
from the Exempt Frsmen's Association, Mexican
Veterans, County Democracy, and Ellsworth
ZOuayss were present and escorted the body to the
Desbrosses Street Ferry. About 1000 men
marched in the procession. Among them were
County Clerk keenan,, eX-Sherif BOwe, George
Caulheld, John keenan,, eX-Alderman Bernard
Kenney end Senator " Tim Campbell. The burial
was in New-York Bay Cemetary, in New-Jersey.
BROOKLYN.
The ruins of the old glass house in Safest in
which dozen persons were buried last week.
were visited by thousands of spectators yesterday
who fingered TO talk over the catastrophe and
speculate how it might have been prevented.
The funeral of the dead engineer, Daniel j. LOwery,
too place at his home No. % Atlantio-ave and was
attended by his comrades of Rankin Post q. A. Il.
in body. They marched TO the grave in Holy
ferred TO in a number Of Brooklyn pulpits yesteI-
day. and the Rev. DR.. f. p. IngersOll made it the
subject of his sermon in the Puritan Congrega-
tonal Church.
Mrs. Theresa Hist, prisoner in the Kings County
Penitentiary for vaTancy, died there on Saturday
Her death was believed to be due to,a beating she
received at the hands of Jacob Thomas, with whom
she had lived. Thomas was arrested yesterday
The police of the Ninth SubPrecinct made the
following report Yesterday in regard to prisoner
arrested on Saturday night. "James SiTey, age
twenty-five, resides with his mother at No. 1,314
Myrtle-ave., and seems to think it is the duty of
his only parent TO supply him with money. He has
been arrested several times for abusing her. Last
night James made his usual demand and when
refused lie seized his mother by the throat and
menced choking her. The screams of the other
members of the family brought patrolman Brennan
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