New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
NEW-NDPE CITY


This is the season when that hard worked title
Vermont maple sugar.7 is made 10 cover multitude
Of brown sins.
Mr., Annie ROYAL! Of No. acG West Thirty fourth st..
| charged Robert Mccoy. restaurant kcepcr Of NJ.
4-4 Eighth ave. IN police court Yesterday with The
| larceny % $3.50 Tho complainant said that she paid
him the money for his slIar ~ Tie re'iaurant and
that he refused turn the business - her or
give back the money. The defendant who Wa paroled
for further examination. denied having received tho
money.
\ carrier pigeon. v'h tag marked No. I attached
70 his tail feathers picked mp by the steamer
Egyptian Monarch April -. twenty mile, south
east Of Sandy Hook. II may be found AT 80. 467
! lludson-aVc, Jersey CITY.
Herman Pinucr. the tobacco broker who died at
his home. So I33 West sixty fourth T.. Thursday
was buried at Cypress I'M Cemetery Yesterday. The
funeral was held at the hou-c. Rabbi Koehlcr onicat
ing.
Tho Immigrants at the Barge ONCE who have the
measles are rapidly getting we'll Some If the
were serious enough require the removal u patient
10 North Brother Island.
Nearly 800 immigrants landed at the barge
ONCE Yesterday and with their baggage were rapidly
.poscd of. All hustle and actiSty around the
| landing place. Colonel Weber General O'Beirnc and
their assistants busily employed about the Barge
| ONCE all day
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The steamer Bragg. from Baracoa. which arrived
here Yesterday reported that on April "a. n latitude
20 o. longitude - 80. She passed th" wreck of
large vc.-cl Tie hull If another big ship was passed
on The Same date. ninety mile from the other wreck
/ II was too dark to make her out.
Why is il that the woman who permits her dress
70 trail behind her going down the ladder like elevated
railroad Stair turns about atd cow- Indignantly at
the man who tear, out a breadth -
Al tl. last meeting Of the Board Of Trn,tccs - the
German Poiklin the secretary. DR.. W. Frrudenthol.
read the quarterly report. II shows that from Jan
uarv 10 March 81. 3.2j1 patients were treated 9jo-
times and that the number Of prescriptions put up was
GAO puriug the core, ponding quarter Of last
31s2 patients were treated ol63 times, and $3.50
Prescriptions dispensed
The funeral Of Professor samuel Rotton Percy took
nIacc AT his home, 40. - West Twcniy nftl ST. At
| I D. m Yesterday. The Rev. DR.. Henry \. Satcrlcc
orclaed The pail bearers Dr. Frederick Lyons,
! Dr. Ilocomb John \. Kamplng, ~ {. Thomas, Jcnn
Mulford and swits Conde. The burial was IN Green
wood Cemetery
conccrt in aid Of st. Chri,ophcr's Home. River
side ave- and Onc-hndrcd and eleventh st. Will be
given this evening at Chckcrins Hall The following
artist. will take part the Mcndcsson Glcc Club
Quartet assisted by Miss Maud Powell Mrs. Charles
Dutton Mrs. Anna Bulilcy iils and Walter johnson.
The Home is for the Of orphan glrl> ana Is
under the management Of ladies cOnne' ted with the
Methodist Fp scopal Church Mrs. j. \. Kenn dv p'cs
dent and Mrs. J. B. Cornell treasurer
There is Il curious old painting Of the great fire in
New York CITY of December II. 1-3J, painted in
1870 i'm the possession Of George Clapp. of Seneca
Falls. ~ Y II was painted by Colonel T. j. Kennedy
of Auhuru who was Member Of Assembly In lr5j and
who was also one the first II not the very first.
mssioucd officer In New York state under the first
call fir troops in the late Colonel Kennedy
never followed art vocation and the merit Of the
paintjng lie, in the fact that it is the record Of a
historical incident. The burning New York Exchange
is i'm full view in the picture and the portraits. In
miniature of over hundred prominent citizens Of
this town in 1888 given. Mr.. Clapp wants
10 sell the picture. and would think that II could
find an appropriate home some Of the historical
libraries of this city,
BENJAMIN Altman, Of the firm Of b. Altman & Co.,
sailed for Europe on saturday the French steamship
La Champagne. lie goes to complete large mer-
ca ntie connections organize the firms European
business lie will also devote time To recreation
There is one thing New Workers always have with
them: the precious privilege OF hanging to a strap In
an elevated railroad car.
Right worshipful William Wallace Walker District
Deputy Grand Master of Free Masons will make his
onicIal Walt " Kane Lodge tomorrow evening" and