New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Garrison endeavored to obtain dinner at the hotel
without the money to pay the full amount asked
The leader who known only by the picturesque
appellatOn OF the Arizona Kid" began TO rViie
the clerk but finally went away lie returned laler
nourishing a large revolver The proprietor Oh tho
hotel went in search OF policeman and the Arizona
Kid began firing at the clerk. One OF the puiio,
struck Turner IN the back. inhictng fat'. "ouh''
The murderer was arrested and would probably nave
been ynched If the sheriff had not taken him out OF
town on a special engine. The young man VIVA
WAS killed had won a good reputation In the "eS1
as well as at his former home y. fremont ana u'o
funeral services yesterday were well attehGcH'
Among the other deaths reported last week wore
those of Mrs Mary Murphy who Is said 10 nave poo'
100 wears old OF Mrs Louisa Schercr. Of Washington
ave. a young married WOMEN whose death WIS pioo
ably FASTENED by grief for the loss OF fer launoi'
mother and hr0ther who died recently and OF MAJOR
Iosinb H. stewart a lawyer, who recently moVon "
this city from Texas. and who was the cause OIL t'e
recent dispute between two OF DlstrlctAuofhc' fe
lows's assistants .
The new draw Of McComb's Dam Drdge was s"uhe
hack Yesterday and the worhmcll were busy at 'ho
,.st "details of the work. The bridge will be open
Tor travel today, and the many pleasure drivers
who usc seventh and Jerome aves. Will be reloccu ''
he,ne able to take their favorte drive The bridge mas
basn closed for several weeks to the great lhcoh'
veniencc Of the public. T..
Tb,rd-aye above One-hundred- and sevcntlethSt INC
work is I'm the hands of the contractors who arc
Widening and grading Thrdave. for the Guy
and the public and private contracts will be carried
on at the same time so that the street heeo no, po
cl,sed for traffic q second time The road VIII DC
attended to hundred and seventy sevcnthst sooh
and will probably be built to FOrdham in another yc'u
or two.
The Sea Gull Bowling Club, which includes among
its members some well-lnown politicians had an eA-
cnrsion to Dorlon's Point Tuesday, and enjoyed
on old fashioned cambake. Baseball and athletic
games occupied part Of the time before the dinner
was prepared Aldermen Lynch, Moelns and Flynn
were among those who went by train to meet inc
excursion at Dorlon's Point. The arrangements
were in charge of President John Il. shea, secretary
peter shadt Treasurer Martin Lppc, ana COhlhItcc
consisting of John Ryan, Henry 1r0tt john j. keesan
John Deiser Theodore Schoeppler Fred schhaier anu
jeremiah Dixon. 80 . $780,. ,,..,.
Frcmen's Aid Association was held on "Wednesday dt
Urbach's Park, Morrisania The arrangements WS ,
chairman Il. f. Skillman, secretary and treasurer
d, r. Glib, NJ c. Dexter and W. A. Eausch Inc
officers Of the association are ~ g. DeNcr
secretary; c. 4. Lewis, financial secretary r. r
Wartenberg, treasurer W. }. Crawford, serseaht-at
Miss May jeanette Lasele and David H. Anderson
were married at the home of the brides mother. 40
o4 East One-hundred and thirty sixth St. on Wednes
day The Rev V. G. Smith performed The ceremony
Among the guests MIR. and Mrs. James Anderson:
The gr0om's parents; Miss Emma Anderson > 7. ana
t. r. Laselle. Miss Jennie Rogers and Miss R0sSed OF
TROY; the Messrs. sares. Mr. and Miss Clark, OF
Harlem Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw. Mr. and MI Tweal
Edward Hens haw and the Misses HcnShaW, Miss LOtut
Miner. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bodley.
The Inmates of the Charity Hospital were invited
last week 10 an entertainment by Charitable Iades ao
tlonal Church. OF North NewYor including Mis- Dolly
smith, organst Miss Montgomery, pianist; NJ and
Mrs +. W. North, Miss Lynch, James Fitzgerald and
Mr.. Smith.