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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-07-22
DA X 0 TA-STAT ERN A.

En- sUdr Gnhldgetse. Henry Was
sem / Hope, 8. Da., har arresterats i5r
forsok att forgifta sin hustru.
GuUerst0r Burke af N. Dakota har
lotvst att pa privat Wig skatfa pennngar
till utrotandet af grashoppor pa de plat
ser der sRdana finnas. Statskassan lar
icke anlitas dylika fall.
Frdn ROOp, N. Dd., skrifver en- af
SKAFFARENs prenumeranter: Gr0dan sr
mycket lofvande ut. vi ha namligen ej
haft sd vacker sk6rd pa de senaste sex
aren, som vi ar synas I'd.
F0rIslGrades UGasi,s,ai0. Norman
nen Gunderson, som for en- It'd sedan tog
lifvet af sin hustru. har af domstolen
Aberdeen, =. Da., blifvit f1rklarad van
sinnig och forts till darhuset.
FrGn ElE Point. s. d., skrifves
den Is dennes: Bland de anklagade for
mordet James Cassidy. hvars lik for
kort It'd sedan blef funnel Richland, ar
Peter Butler. Han sager sig komma att
vid f6rh6ret afsl6ja uppr6rande hemlig-
heter.
Trdfad at bLirten. Under det star
ka askyader, som harom dagen drog Of
| YER trakten af Larimore, trSffades John
Ross af blixten och d6dades 8gonblickli-,
gen. Ross hade for en- vecka sedan an
kommit fran Ostern for att arbeta Da-
kota under sk6rdetiden.
Frdil Pierre till DenUer. Eft for
Stag ar bragt a bane, att medelst en- jern-
| vag f8rbnda dessa tva stader. Eft bolag
! med tillrackligt kapital har bildats Pier
re, 8. Da., for att realisera planen. Den
nya LINEN kommer att blifva ungefar $50
mil lang.
Indiai1ernJ q Sesseton reservationen,
s. Da., ha b6rjat braks och visat tecken
till att villa CORA uppror. Indianagenten n
McKusick har fran Washington fatt order
att gUra reservationen klar for ALA Invita-
man, do man misstanker att en- och amman
uppviglar indianerna.
En- UdLdsane storm rasade Onsdags
1 trakten at Blunt, s. Da. Flera byggns-
ner kullvraktes, och fruktar man att GRO
dan pa atskilliga stallen tsgit skada. Ar
betet pa Northern Pacific-b banan har b8r-
lat narheten af Blunt, hvilken linis
kommer att gifva staden f8rbindelse med
Duluth.
En- rticlig st6rd. Fran Mitchell, 8.
Da., skrlfves den 16 iuli: Det Dir med
glade vi kunna beratta, att sk6rden |
Dawson, Hanson, Sanborn och andra
counties utfallit f0rtraffigt. Kalla natter
och varma dagar hafva satt hvete ooh
majs | basta skick. hvarf0r afkastningen
blifver ganska stor. vi hafva icke varit
besvarade af beta vindar, ej heller lidit
nagra f8rluster genom hagel. Farmarne
iro belatna, och dertill hafva de afven
skal.
FOrlOrad och dterfunnen. For ID
ar sedan, da B. +. Bolch bodde Mssou-
ri, blef hans dotter, som da var sex ar
gammal, bortr6fvad. En- It'd dere tor
fyttade Bolch med sin familj till N. Da-
kota och derifran till S. Dakota der han
slog sig ned pa Crow Creek reservationen.
Sedan denna It'd har han icke hort af sin
dotter, till for nagra dagar sedan da han
erh1ll EFT bref fran henne fran Texas
Bolch hade for en- It'd sedan s6kt erhalla
pension, da hans namn blef synligt It'd
ningarne. Harom hade dottern last och
fatt en- aiming ON att det m5jligen kunde
vara hennes fader. Hon skref till Bolch,
och blef det do klart att hon var den dot.
ter han f6rlorat for Is Or sedan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

r,,omas II Ucndrickson brought suit against MIS-
Eleanor F. Bishop. the mother OF washington HN'.e
Bshop the mind reader to recover 80 loi iio'0
made nv Mrs Bishop to Mr. Reynolds MIS-.
Ri.bop said that after she had signed ana deiNerc"
tho no,e Mr. REYNOLDS handed her 5000 SAYING tic
would keep the other sos for interest The case was
tried before Judge Osborne in the CITY Court Eee'
dsv and a verdict was given for the defendant Oh
the ground Of usury
Jpstice Cnllen has denied the motion made on
bcalf of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company 10 q"
o,n the city from interfering with lis tracks Ill "'oc"o
ave for the purpose Of building me "ieehe",e,
r.,jef sewer In deciding the case ne sau,
..s M scrious danger that can be apprehchheu pN
,be running Of these cars provided the TRACKS aV
removed 10 the of the street as near INC c"o
as possible
u-x Christina Russell Of no 1870 Johnson-st, has
heen arrested by United states Marshal bisearl ."
oa,,n,oint Of Thomas Russell her husband, who
charges that she dciamatory postal cara le1
him TO return home and TO cease paying a''ehuoS 10
other women She pleaded not guilty before Com
missioner Bellows and was released on hcT Wv"
recornizance pending examination today
The death Of Captain John r. Grace. Of No 10
yurhst occurred Monday lie was born IN Troy
y v in 1910 In early life he became deckiianu
on North River sloop and from l341 10 lo4'
served in the Navy lie in California for twelve
wears and then pilot for the Union Ferry Company
until the war broke ont. lie was then sent 10 po'
the ferryboats purchased by the Government 10
FORTRESS Monroe and served in the Navy until leo''
He was aftcrward pilot on the Ola Bridge street
Ferry. which was suspended in 1874 lie left four
children.
The German American Democratic General Com
ni,,ee has been incorporated by Henry Fuehrer ONO
T. Lur Hugo J. Lauten, DR.. Max Fielder and others
Carl G. Bolander died at No. $50 State-st. on Mon
day at the age Of eighty. lie was born IN Sweoeh
and came to this country when young man. For
many years he was engaged in the iron trade ana
he lived in Brooklyn for fifty live years. lie leit
. family. The funeral will take place today
Princeton College students will aid in the concert u
no given 10 morrow evening at the DcKab Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. There will be mandolin
1nusc and a double quartet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
ICANADIAN CHARGED WITH FORGERY

Detectives IIurd and sheldon Of Inspector ByrnesS
,,aF and Sllas Carpenter. of Montreal, arrested
Hamilton Young at Broadway and Wall-st on Monday
afternoon on a telegram from Montreal charging nm
with forgery II is said that In 1-5G, Young, who
then lived in Hamilton. ont where he was manager
81 the Hamilton Cotton Company. forged the names
Of various men TO notes amounting TO $4,000, which
no had discounted at the Merchants Bank In Montreal
Young II is charged then fed TO Mexico, and was
believed TO be there still.
4 citizen OF Montreal, who was in New-folk re
Gently, met Young downtown, and on his return
home told the authorities about the circumstances.
The telegram which caused the arrest was then sent.
Young was brought before Commissioner Shields
YESTERDAY Mr.. Fox, OF Marbury q Fox, counsel Tor
the British COnsUl-Genera was just drawing up a
complant against the prisoner when Young said that
he would return 20 Hamilton without being cXtiadei
lie is about forty years old and we'll dressed Ills
brother who was with him, is said 10 be broker IN
Nev-st The prisoner was formerly member OF the
Consodate STOCK aud Petroleum Exchange, II Is SAID
A detective is his way here from Montreal win
the papers in the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
ORAN(iE.

The Grs, trace Of Captain william IT, Ia'"'r ""'"
60. I'll. have had since HI disappearance about ten
~. ,,, came 10 Igt Yesterday. when his VIE ~
c.ived = letter from him. The letter wa written on
ry leaves torn ont Of q notebook Wa undated 'n'
tborc was no clcw rs TO where the writer was Inc
n,, mari, wa, illcciblc. The writer 'aid That ne hh'
Icn town because his creditor, were pre- ing MN iI'
settlement which he could not make lie W. WIN
0t money and wrote de pairing tone. Hhn 'hd
ti'at he. dld not know which way {" turH "r whether
he would ever be- -r"n dFalu. ll' W. ~" WI, 49,
itlrut money and without friend. captain laimr'.
j.. a,-cftcd la friend ih praht' urt WuiII -I"N
assist HIM " he would '"nm""'''' WI" "'''"'
Al tlbr meeting 81 the Fast Orange Town MP Com
mittcc on Monday night Henry l.. Epson wa c'ct'd
chairman. ON behalf oi the members 81 ne commit
lee and a few other Mr. Jcp-ou pr"-rutrd io 90" re-
firing chairman. Richard COME. Iiid'"W' f.ln
-plt second .urgcn- st0pwach IN recognition "i ~
-i,bt wears faithful service. Nfirr the meeting VII
Cyrc entertained the present and past member q" iho
committee. The township official, and The members oi
tho pres, with supper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
PLANS FOR THEIR SPRING OPENING.

Extensive preparations have been uhuer way io'
coma time in tbe establishment OF Edward Ridley
sons AT Grand Orchard and Allen st'. for the spring
oporinc that the firm makes such a feature OF e'i'"
oar The opening begins today and there Is no oouo'
that neople will visit the establishment In large mum
,ers and that they will be we'll pleased with "ha'
tbov SOC there The chief features are spring an"
Faster novelties in trimmed hat> and bohhc''' co''c'
,rr,ns iackpt, etc Many of the hats eNhiDlten aFN
real works Of art In style the shcll-shape predom
Mates 4 handsome hat has crown OF emDrOlucIeu
dotted net with a brm Of jet and cut steel IL Is
trimmed from the back with bunch OF pearl gray
Tins and ribbons Another hat has gold wire frame
with a crown OF embroidered gold and ohve green
,uIIo and gold trimming with fern leaves ana HDDOh9
AZ the back. A Jockey turban has crown oi Gnu
brodcred steel net with brm OF ribbon velvet anu
trimmed with loop Of steelgray ribbon and yelIo"
roses toaue hat Is shown with a crown OF HehI
beIotrope ribbon tastcfuy arranged, trimmed TO the
bac with ribbon arranged in small, tight loops Win
Frsncb lace and heliorope velvet The bands are OF
gold ribbon
The display Of costumes and jackets Is large anu
fomnrises the best varieties Of both domestic ana iii
norted goods The misses department ts specially
attractive containing q full line OF handsome sun e
Tho Npdci collar appears 10 have a great popularIN
Al present for Il upon most oi the costume
i steel faille silk with Lrocade OF the same shade
feather trimming the bottom OF the skirt plh'cos
back and Mcdci collar with gray Ostrich ra"c'
| trimming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

rxc.,sior C,mn sons of Veterans. will give re-
c.pton at Lyric Hall Friday evening Represents
tivcs from many Of the GRAND Army OF the hepuoHo
nosts and also sons OF Veterans organizations Will
be present
, n,ueica, entertainment will be given tomorrow
.rerirc Inv the Icnox Council No. S.: koyai
Arcanum at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN NsSoc'auo'
uau vo West one hundred and twenty -hfthSt. Inc
on,ort,nmcn, is for the benefit OF the general iund
OF the Council
Tho Hide and Leather National Bank of this CITY,
through W. ~ Cromwell and MS assoc'aleS' '' '',e
arn,ca,ion 10 the Controller OF the Currency ior
authority 10 organize.
4 successful gymnast!c entertainment was gwen
, ,icht Il, inc Yo,nC Mems Institute Hall, NO 49,
Hovcrv. by the gymnasium leaders OF 'nc ""'n ~
and twenty .third.st branches OF the institute Inc
oxorcjsps we're agreeably interspcrSed 10y music anu
addresses by william Dulles. jr. and ID. e. larheh'
Tho Hev Francis Ryan delivered lecture last nlsh
in .bc hall attached st. Francis NaVicrs NoIIeso
No 80 West sixteenth St. on "IrlSh Love VI r"''''
and ratherand. There was also pleasant musical
.,d literary entertainment by number OF pupliS o'
the college.
At the meeting of the Shakespeare 'o"oN "
Cohmhla College yesterday afternoon III P''o "
the ordinary exercises lecture on l'tict anu I'M
r,mous Uamlcts9 was delivered by a. V. W. JACKSON
i,,,c,or in anclo-Saxon and the Iranian Languages
=. ,ne college The meeting held IN llaml'oh
,Iau and the audience composed largely oil Hou'e
u,or,on although many Of the students were aiSo
present.
william T.. Flanagan, formerly a member OF Troop
. WAS recently elected to the position OF se'oi'
lieutenant in the I'd BATTERY. lie orlIIeo VII" %
ni,,tior last evening and afterward lie entertained
the members Of Ba,tery and few Oh 'hef '''m"S
NJ slpper. Everybody had good time seher''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
THE QUEEN ISABELLA ASSOCIATION.

number OF prominent women gathered in the patl0fs
o, the NswYork Ladies' Guide and Visitors Bureau No
West Eeheenthst last night to meet Dr. Lucy waite
and Dr.. Frances Dickinson OF Chicago. who presented
the nims Queer Isabella Association. which was
Incorporated Chicago erect statue In honor OF !s3
bella OF CASTLE Dr. Waite said that Harriet IO.mcr had
been engaged execute the statue and that she
now in Rome work the model, which she would
bring her America thu spring The statue fuhd
will consist OF 5000 shares at - each. IL is the inen
ton Of the organization have permanent clubhouse
built in Chicago which shall be home for all professional
women who nav visit The fair and become members.
Speeches Of the association were made by Mrs
Jennie Lozier the president OF Soross: Mi, Lille
Deyereua Blake. Mrs. NJ Lolise Thomas and Mrs.. Led
ington. Among those present were Mrs. Marfuerit"
Moore d. Belle Brown. Dr. Elizabeth johnson. Miss
Katharine Blake Miss Theresa Bsrcalow Mrs. +. H. Low
and Mrs. b. Grannis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
NORTHERN NEW-IEE>EY COUNTIES.

ELOOMFlEI.D.-In The lat tx months dozen IN
ccndlarv fire, have occurred IN bloomfield, more ih1n
half Of which have been within month. Last ~ltuI-
day fccd,tor IN the centre Of the town was fred IN
dayleht and later i'm The day two barn not 100 ward,
distant we're discovered 10 bc ia flame. -i-idon.is
directed - several person, liying in the town.
PI.AITFIELD. Justice Mercer Bcasley and
Justice Bennett Van Svckc. Yesterday granted wit
Of cert or1ri the Of the city 81 painhch against
the PlainGcld Water supply Company, by which the
former seek 10 prevent the water company from lay
ing water main, in the PlanGcld streets, The writ
was made rcturnahc June =.
MONNLhiR.-Thc Outlool club Will meet in Mont
clar club Hail Friday evening to discuss Looking
Forward. Christian socialism, Thomas sherman
Will treat Of Practicable social Reform AID Albion
". TOurgcc. The Philosophy Of Progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHE>TER COUNTY.

MOUNT NERNON.-rhc delegates t. the Republican
Town Convention. which met on Monday night. were
encouraged in their work by the applause OF the
spectators who turned out in large numbers The fol
lowing was The ticket nominated supervisor. John
Thurton. Town Clerk Elias g. pcise, Justice OF Peace.
". II. Naa Ar,dac Commi, -ioncr 81 Highway,
nathan johnson: Assessor. JOhn II White, Town An
ditor, william u. Drnman; Excise Commissioners.
Dr. : t. CIo.e VI. J. lurke and \. GoodcLough;
Trustee, Of Public Land. Nathan Van Ior-cn.
stein aud II. /. Ehrculcld. The Republican Town
Committee Will meet tomorrow H!ght. The
manager, of the Mount Vernon Hospital met 81 Mon
day IA ht received rport, Of the "ork done The
.pital which j. Supported by voluntary >rb-crp-
tiDi, entirely. va, established wear ago. hl-
had "a large number of emergency cd>c>, with OniV
ore death and AZ the close Ot The there i small
naIaIcc in the treasury. IT /, proposed soon 10 pat
up hospital building on the lo'> given to the d->ocia
ton by phanthrOpc woman living III The town.
SING SlNG.-Tle house Of Mr.. Mary Tier. ~ Wash
ing,on t.. was burned early yesterday morning. The
inmates were al asleep when the ire broke out. and
had to leave the house in their night clothes They
were Mrs Tier her daughter and Mr.. jeremiah Baker
The fire originated in III" garrett and u !, suppo-"d 4"
have been caused BY rats eating matches. The house
was totally de, roycd, but the furniture was saved.
The loss is estimated TO be $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
MEErING OF ST. UATID'S SOCIETY

The annual meeting Of st David society Of TIC
State OF Ncw.YOrk held az it, looms. No Il
University Place, Monday evening wien the reports
treasurer. secI.tsri'- and standing
the year presented and the following officers
elected President. the Eov Or. d. ParNcr Morgan
president. Ellis II. Roberts; second Nice-lraSi.
dent Julien T. DaSi>; treasurer, John Thomas record
ing secretary, josiah D. Evans corresponding secctarv
RObcIc Lewis; counsel. l. Newton Williams; chaplain
the Rev. NJ. NJ. fotherelll; pin stefan Dr.. Daniel l..
Jones, u.
The president will hereafter appoint the con-
mittccs finance literature. benevOlencc etc. The
retiring president OF the society, NOah Davis received
a hearty and unanimous OF thanks for his valuable
in his years Of office bearing. number q
lfcmembers elected payment OF the usual
dues. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
THE sErDL socIETY's SONG RECTAL.

Tic song recital in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Yesterday afternoon under the auspices Of the SeidI
society and for the benefit Of lis benevolent fund drew
Together a large and apprciativc audience. Ladies
were naturally in the majority. and novel feature
Of the entertainment the fact that number o.!
the members Of the society acted a. u~hers and were
successful in seating many people a. the seats
would hold in the parquci. balcony and dress circle
Those who could not get Scats-and there were good
many--were glad TO find standng-ro fine pro
cramme was rendered, with Mr. Scdl playing the
Accomplishments the piano. The singers were
Fran Ritter Goethe. Fraulcin Jahn Herr Gudclus and
Herr Fischer Clifford schmidt rendered the PHIo
song from the Mci,terSngcr' on Ulc VIOLIN aud John
Cheshire played the harp. The programme included
selections from Wagner. Schubert, llolmann Verdi.
Chuck. Schumann, Brahms, Mozart beethoven and
other composers. The audience quickly responsive
10 the work OF the singers, and the applause was
generous and Discriminating Mr.. Seidl PLAYED with
much feeling ana his work was hccnlv appreciated.
After Herr Gudchus had sung the music preceding
>iegfied death Mr. Scid proceeded 10 play the funeral
march This greatly pleased the audience, which in
sisted recalling the pianist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

ST. John the Divine Cathedral trustees. D. m
Inorest IN Ruttinecr murder case. Staten ls!sno
Hlr.ch Fund trustees No. 45 Broadway. 3 p. m
Review and parade OF 10Th Regiment. Armorv D. m
Pcorle's Municipal League Executive Committee ''o
4. m.
Miss Emily Kempin's lecture NO - has' "eN'""
fourth.st.. p m. ,,-, -
American veterinary College commencement. Chickerine
Hall. p.
Board Of Education, p m.
Park and AGucduct COMMISSIONER meetings.
Bot,lers and Manufacturers Association reception
Ienox Ivceum.
Amateur thcatrcals for the benefit OF Summer home
10, Coored Women and Children. Berkeley Lyceum' o0o
m. NIL,
Lecture BY H. f. Krehbiel. Historical Society," BROOK
Ign. p m.
Edward Kings lecture Cooper Union s D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION COURSE LECTURES.

CITY College this week viii BE- given today THURSDAY and
Friday az D. m. Tuesday Professor lIcfbernan @l
lecture on phloiOgy his Will forth the
Irincplcs that guide pliiOOgsts IN the analyst, aHd
hoaOn Of language, with special applca ION to the
Enlsh laaguag. and its history. On Thursday Pro
fcssOr Compton will begin course that part Of the
subject Of acoustics which deals with the nature origin
orcres Of steal sound. lectures to De illustrated
with experiments On Friday Professor NewcOnb win
begin 4 course Of lectures in psychology with an
mixture philosophical discussion the general topic
being the factors and stages OF mental development
These intended to elncdae the nature o.
mental forces AID Of mental progress. aud. incidentally
applications OF facts and principles. illustrate the
practical utility OF the philosophical and scientific study
Il mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK. .......TCEsDAY MARCH IL 1879
ARRIVED

steamer Monauk CBrl. jenkins. Feb IS. Dundee Mar
with mdsc To sinpson spence ~ Young Atl''" III wv Ai
at l. 10 ~, 10th. ,,...,,. =
steamer tider (icT Baur Bremen Mar l. southampton =
with mdsc passcngerst to Ocrichs ~ Co Arrived at 'ho
Bar AZ s3Oam 80 49,. -, 81.
Sranef Achar (fr Eskarns Marselles Feb u. Nap.s
"a with passengers Funch. Edge Co. AlINe"
at IT, at go "A
Steamer Allegheny (Br Sanwell Ce" Feb ~. IN ballast
~lmu.on. Young Arrived al The bar AZ "A IN
Steamer port. knudsen. Lisbon "p "a -"
,adl GibAlta with n,se to Hagemcyer% bruhh AT
rived al Bar ~ 10 m ION. -.
steamer city birmingham, Berg. srfannnh $ DAYS Win
p,dsc aud passengers to IL l. Wake
itnanugc. Huphrrs Ncwport News anu NofioS,
"a mai - and passengers TO Old Dominion - 60
STEAMER Whitney, leaTse. Boston win mns- 10
B'mO,k
10 Ram Prus vessel to " r Pickering ~ 90.
sUNSkr-Wiui AZ sandy lt"'a. night, =, clear
AtCIty lsaud-lght, SN, tar
ARMED ycst-riaj-
Steamer rl Mackay. Kingston. via Port irnon
Island. with mlrr AMI passengers Ia Pm f"
wmni 4 - Arrived AT the iar ~ SO
Marcos.
IN, =. iud Messengers I" G IA Mallory * CO. 49,
~ amer Excelsior Higgins New days. with m'se
toJ + Van sickle
CLEARED.
Steamer OF (Br). WatSlns. Liverpool VIA
Queenstown Petsr Wright 80 Sons
Steamer Britannia (Br Ncol Liverpool via Oueenstown-
Ismzr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
NEWARK.


TWO ALLEGED WIDOWS WANT THE ESTATE.
In the Orphans cotrt, Yesterday appiIcaton was
made on behalf Of Mrs. Augusta Wcz Tor the appoint
ment of an administrator pendentc lie LOT Inc estate
Of DR.. Herman Gedickc her brother II wa, "''es'"
,,ot oedckc had executed Will which would be pro
ducod Amounting Mrs Wcrz and her husband executors
s,muel Kalsch counsel for Mrs. Wer. stated TO inc
court that woman had come 70 his once saving che
was the only laval widow OF the deau man; me
CSC was put over until next Tuesday. ON july -
500 ticdiche married u French woman Atcr ms
death no will wa, found, but Mrs Werz' coul'ci Pro
duced one which had been kept ~ deposit COMPANY :
vuit aud strument ha- been offered ior p"bde'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
FOE THE FUNERAL OF JUDGE BRlDY.

The body Of Judge John H. Brady viii be removed from
bis home the Hanover. TO the cc:Orv Of st. Lcos Roman
Catholic Church 40. Is East Twentynintst. where 10
viewed by the friends and public to-day between
10 q. M and . D.
The funeral will take place at the church at II a. m
The .albealeIs far decided upon YES
will be Presiding Judge Van Brunt Of the supreme
Court Chief Judge Daily. OF the Court 81 Common Pleas
Chief Judge SedRwlck O. the Superior Court; Judge
Daniels General sckles esJucge Noah Davis George W.
ouinard George W. Cottrell. and John Russell Young.
The burial will take place in the family vault in
Uhufehyard Of old ST. Pstr.cks Cathedral Motts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
HE WAS LOYAL AMONG TIE DlsLofhL

Tic funeral Of George w. Butt, who dicd OH oiiu"'
U,s held at his home No. 391 GateS-ave last evening"
He was Vrgnian but stanch tnionist, ana Is sa'u
~ have been the only In Portsmouth WheIe nc
was horn in 1927. who cast his vote ior Lh'"'" !"
1860. He refused to join the Cohieoe'1'c -N'S'
though requested TO in the presence VI nni.rn
D,s He w.s aftcrward thrown into Libby PIlsCh
.ra then set To work in the Naval ConStrucuo" ~
.nent OF the Confederacy. lie escaped by steai
Ing a locomotive and running to Norfolk lie t"e"
came TO Ncw-York. lie was employed III t'e Navy
>.d until The time of his death. except during me
Cieve,and Administration Mr.. Butt was neh,WI
~ The seventh Ward Republican AsSocla'ioh' Ills
x,ifc and nine children survive hinl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
posTroxixG AN ELECTION FOR CAPTAIN.

spe-ia meeting OF Company OF thr 7Ist Regiment
called Tor the purpose Of occtng captain
Ia the place 81 CaP,in Charles ~ Kennedy. The uomna
inc committee had reported iavoraty the Jones
Goblin q; held Last Friday evening
expected that ~ would be- elected without opposition.
When the netting called order last night however
nosod about that there "a b. opposition to ;lr
Goblin. and his Gicnds preferred 10 postpone The meeting
rather have Mr.. Goblin elected by mail majority.
candidate Lad appeared In the fed IN Che person
Lieuteunt OBen and 1t to be at all certain
which the would be elected. Another meeting
viii be held Tuesday evening, and that night
probably the men viii be chosen.