New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
ALTERED ABOUT TIE TOWH

d, A,r,er will he given 10 Sheriff elect Courtney
A. No 153 Pierrepontst this evening by the Printers
Legion Of Kings County
Tho faculty of tho Long Island College Hospital will
nrobably send Dr.. Joshua NJ. Van Cott IT, 10 bciIh
10 investigate The new cure for consumption.
Nr. Mary bowling. who threw herself from the
window Of the house Of her son-in.law, Gardner T..
Badger at No 40 Hasoy-st.. on Monday n'ih' died
..ry Yesterday morning. she had been suffering hom
the effects of paralysis Tic family believe her death
was the result Of accidentally falling from the WINDOW
The funeral Of Major Scwcll sergeant who died from
consumption az his home IN Fort Hamilton on SATURDAY
will take place there today. The burial VIII be al
FaSton Tenn. Major Sergeant was native OF Sloch-
brdpe Mass. and was born i'll 1927 lie was once
LAWYER During the Civil warle was lieutenant IN
IN. 18th New-York Volunteers and later commanded
i. comnapv He also commanded the 18th New FORK
Engineers A detail from Fort Hamilton Will attend
the funeral.
The body OF Sidney j. c. Smith. Of No. oO4 wooster
Al NryYork was found at the North Pier Atlantic
Docks, yesterday. smith ana companion "eic
drowned while duck shooting November :. oil Flo"
Rack lie was one of the United states census
enumerators.
John Ifcndale. who was charged with neglccune
To proy,de for his family in tie Lee Avenue Police
Court Yesterday said lie took all his money home
but that his only source Of income wa serving a.
Juror and he was called only about once year lie
uromised TO hunt up some other occupation
Judge Moore in the County Court, yesterday gave
,.ru,ss,on to Andrew Jackson Moses, Martha Moses
Aert Noses and several other Moseses 10 change ihci
lsst name 10 Morris. They they came from Yer
mont where the name is highly honercd, beng tha'
~ An old English family. but in Brooklyn they arc
often taken for Hebrews ard they do not Ike thai
particularly as they often excluded from hotels
ct summer resorts.
Dr. W. H. Maxwell, Superintendent OF Public In
strucaon denies the rumor that he is about 90 leave
Brooklyn to take a similar position In Philadelphia
Evacuation day was recognized by flags upon h'
public buildings and especial exercises III uDc Schoo
No. o. where historical essays were read
Rerciva Chubb lecturcd at Inc Young Men ChrIstaI
Association Building yesterday afternoon TO members
a tho Brooklyn Institute upon George Meredith ant
IL retrospective Movement"
A farewell reception given to the Rev. Chsrie
w. Ivas, pastor of Grace Episcopal Church. at Con
ssayes end Lorner SITS. last night by his conGrcga
Hon. Mr. Ive will start for Waukesha. Wis. mex
wcek, where he will take charge OF st. Matthias
Church. lie has been in Ill health for some time
Donald sutherland. thirteen wears old. was take
suddenly sick in his seat in the Vanderbilav publ
school yesterday afternoon. An ambulance surgeo
SAID that he suffering from the effects OF alcohol
II learned that during the noon recess The DO.
went GRAND for John sharpe. a bartender en-
ployed by James Quinn. at No. 204 Fourthave. Oh
his return sharpe gave him a drink OF wlshcy I'M
lad was talon TO his home. No. go Fourth ave Tn
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children Ia
takon tho In charge.
Professor II. II. Boyesen delivered his second II
AseesaeA lecture upon German painting to larg
.eu0snes IN Art Association Hall last evening. Pro
tsoser Doyesen will speak upon French painting Of
We~m bas IL and %.