New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
BROOKLYN.

Fx.socrotarv Lincoln is expected to deliver the
address on Sunday afternoon AZ lhe noioi'"'
exercises in the Plaza OF prospect am -
General Molineux has ordered me F2 p,i
Rrigade including the 23d, sd and ATTN kegl-
monts, to parade on Decoration Day.
4 fierce explosion was caused by throwing an ola
shell into the blast furnace IN Howell SantddnS
afternoon. Philip Kerrigan was burned
Complaint is made bv the authorities Of the Park
Avenue Primitive Methodist Church OF lhe h io
of the elevated trains when pass the Cpuicu uooi
and disturb the services
"LarryD OBriens condition was slightly improved
Yesterday. The troublesome cough, that threatened
TO reopen the wound IN the ab00men, had Deeh
checked.
The Amherst College Gec Club conclude their
season with concert at Chickeung Hall this even
ing. The club consists of sixteen voices ana uuI-
ing the year has given about thirty concerts.
young man entered tho fancy goods store Of
Isaac Eckstein al No. 1O2 Ewenst., yesterday and
ATTAINED permission to write letter. While so en-
gagged the proprietor left The store. When ne re-
tnfned three gold watches worth 500 had gone
with the stranger
The charge against James Braun, age seventeen
of refusing to support his wife, age tHcnty-0ne
was dismissed yesterday by Justice Walsh. II was
shown that Mrs. Braun paid the minister's fee
when thew were married; the most young braun
had ever earned was 81 "A week, and he was out oil
work when the marriage took place.
A hearing was given by Surrogate Bergen yester-
day IN regard 10 the probate of the vi OF Mrs.
Charlottc Angus, who died Oh ApflI IL, leaving
$50 600 By a will made IN 1879 she bequoathe
her entire estate O. her second husband. John
Angus In 1850 she made second will. leaving
mi her property to cx- County Auditor Francis A.
Riggs her son by her first husband. Last year she
revoked the second WILL and the first has been OF
fered for probate. Mr.. BIggs opposes II on the
ground that the second will was revoked by means
OF undue influence.
Fritz Schmidlin. who sells lager-becr at No. -
broadway, usually left 50 IN change IN his money
drawer AT night for the bartender TO use IN the
morning Recently he has missed small sums and
ON Wednesday night he Law in wait Tor the thlet.
He heard the door unlocked and man stole be
hind the bar. SchmIdn took a ballbat and struck
the intruder over the head and shoulders; then lie
found that he was a German baron who boarded IN
the house After locking the thief III his room un-
mi morning Schmidun took what money he had,
led him TO the stars and fastened his descent with
a vigorous kick
Justice Kcnna yesterday examined Hugh Me-
Cabc on the charge of Issaultng Danlclla II. Max
well a deaf and partly dumb girl, age sixteen, of
No. 7O6 Park-avc. The girls testimony was INFER
prctcd by DR. Grecuburg. the head of the school
for deaf mutes which she attended. Mctabe hycd
on the So cJnd floor Of the house. When she was
going ont on an errand for her mother Saturday
evening she said, he met her aud pulled her into
an EMMY room on the first floor, where he as
soulted her When released she ran into he street
and when McCabe was gone She returned home
She told her story to her father when lie returned
No defence was made. The prisoner was held for
he Grand ,uTy.