New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
Their work Is In tho byways not tho highways, and
they foot Il ali tho time

Their work is In tho by ways not tho highways, and
they foot 1t all tho time
Inspector OF Police W. B. Watts, Of Boston,. won't
to Jefferson Market yesterday morning with requsI-
ton for Harry P. Perkins, who brought back from
Europe on tho Celtic Perkins is charged with stoal
ng $1,000 worth OF jewelry from jeweller In Somer
vile, Mass, and $500 from Boston firms. Justice
White turned the prisoner over to the officer.
The OF Moses Strauss, dealer in tailors trim
mings at No. sos Broadway, who was accused Of
conspiracy to obtain insurance money by means Of
arson, was adjourned yesterday IN Jefferson Market
Police Court for a week
BROOKLYN.
meeting in favor Of high license will be held q. tho
Academy Of Music next Wednesday evening" Febri
airy 20, under the auspices OF tho Brooklyn Citizens
High License Committee ExMayor Seth Low will
transoll, Walter Howe, ex- District Attorney Mark
d. WILDER, and tho Rev. Dr. A. J. Z. Behrends.
Preparations are being made for the observance Of
the first anniversary of Mr. Beecher's death by tho
Plymouth Church sunday-school Tho exercises
will be held in the church on Sunday, March H. Mr..
Bcecher died on March 8.
owen Bren, who is accredited with succeeding
Driscou In New-York tho leader Of tho "whyos,"
brought before Justice Massey yesterday on q
charge OF receiving stolen property. Bruen was ar
rested by Brooklyn detectives on Thursday In New.
York He denied any knowledge of the charge against
nim Ind there was no evidence, he was dismissed
by tho court
The Federal Republican Club Of the Sixth Ward, at
meeting last evening In tnelr COuTI-Sl rOOmss pro-
ented series of engroed resolutions to the president
OF the club, George Kenneth The presentation adj
dress was made by John Enright Among the guests
present werc MahlOn Chance, Senator Eugene Z.
y Connor, NJ. J. Dady. David Baldwin, d. M, Hurley,
Theodore b. Willis, Ernest Nathan and Louis Nicot-
The Rev. Henry b. Hudson has resigned the pas
torate OF the Lewis Avenue Congre gatonal Church to
engage in evangcstic work He entered this
change in February 1885, and he leaves membership
of 14O In the church and 325 In the Snnday-schOOl.
There is debt the church and 1t has 81 500 In
ITS treasury.
Tho lease on the Brooklyn Park Theatre has been
renewed by Colonel william E Sim at an annual renc
OF 1000 This renewal will make term of eghtcen
years In which tho theatre has been under Colonel
Sims management He originally paid $4,000 a
year.
During the week building permits werc issued for
thirty frame houses, two brick houses and
twenty four alterations total valuation of S117 7SA
The story that George r. Dutchor, patient in the
Flatbush Insane Asylum died from ill-treatment, Is
denied by the authorities oil the institution and tho
Charity Commissioners. Bruises and cuts were found
onN his body, but these attributed to fall ia
attempting to get out of his bed Yesterday the
Charity Commissioners directed that careful In
vestigation should be made.
John Delmars loyal constituents arc happy when
they can accompany him down to the Halp In tho
street They can keep their small change In
their pockets.
The Brooklyn Baseball Club yesterday issued hand
invitations for banquet to baseball mon at
the Clarendon Hotel on March 3.