New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
NEW-YnRk CITY.


Commissioner Mccormick was absent from
his office, Saturday, account OF the de2th OF his
mother.
| The Police Mutual Aid Association lost thir
ytwo members by death during the past year. and paid
out s39.l93.
The Italian residents of the city will hold
meeting to the death of the late King Victor
Emanuel this evening the hall OF the Frobian School,
No. l56 Leouardst.
The corOner's jury in the case of Phillip
schlopp, found Saturday that the wound which caused
death was inflicted by Frederick Fest, with scraper
on December IL, in self-defence.
Robert p. Blood, age thirty-five. clerk in
the employ Of George w. Adams Of No. South William
ST. arrested Saturday afternoon, a charge OF EN-
| beZzlcment preferred by his employer.
A number of prominent Democratic poiti-
clans of this city, viii attend the Inauguration of Cen
cral Mcclellan at Trenton. tomorrow special tram
| Will leave the foot OF LIDerty-st at $3.50 "A. III.
The lot holders at Brcslau, l.. l., held
meeting in this city yesterday, for the purpose OF form
ing a cooperative society. Ii is intended TO establish
| various industries, starting with Il cigar factory
| The report of the Bureau of Vital Statistics
shows that during last week there were SOB deaths. 532
births and / II marriages. increase over the peccd
inc week OF 90 deaths. !S births and - marriages.
Charles Murray, age twcnty-ninc, of No. 52l
West FortysecOnds, had II quarrel yesterday with
several men, West Ffty-fourth-st., and received a
stab wound under the lcft eye one OF the ruldns DIT
| of portion OF his right ear.
| Al the meeting of the Executive Commit
tee Of the National Association of Oarsmen. Saturday
evening, 1t decided that the next annual regatta
should berleid on t5e Passac River Newark. II WAS
also agreed 10 add Junior scull race.
The Cotton Exchange received a dispatch
from the Ncw-Oreaus Cotton Exchange on saturday
stating thai petition opposing the Bland silver I'LL was
nns efE .i ~ 'g 1rn itc NJ ,tS IA
! 4 mission is now being conducted at the
temporary church OF TIE P,ul,t Fathers at siXtie-s
aud Nintl-avc.. under the supervision of Father A.
Young the Rev. e. D. Hill, Father Ian- axe ana others
Tic mission opened week "so, ana VII he continue"
until next sunday.
John Garvcy, the ey-Conyict, who fred the
raegiug factory OF Samuel Tuniva Waier-.,., FRI
day afternoon. locked mp in The Second Precinct
station. Duru- the night he made Two unsuccessful a
c.Pi To commit suicide, 10" tt', tine ~ hanging hin-
I ST. Afterwards by struggling himself
\ special meeting will be held some day
this week by the representatives, Of the leading public
uHI private charitable institutions, TO for
concerted action for relieving the deserving poor.
number 81 wen known citizens nave agreed TO carry Oh
the work N thtir respective districts.
The ST. George Society has elected the fol-
lowing Officer: President, Briton Richard,on; vice
presidents, John Carey and Thos T. Jeyon; treasurer
John g. Dlc; secretaries. w. W. Phpps and Alexander
T. Tucker Heccpt7 for the past year were Si9J0; dis
Dur-, M nts for charitable purposes $500
\ dos-iight was in progress III basement
on n ghtyeiehiii-si. between Ey alNay and Eleventh.
ave-. last night. when the police made descent upon
the place. Terence sheridan, Patrick G. ,gan, John Me
Carly, JoscoE Ga-tln John Brady, JOAN Binshampton
Henry Radnsk, and Michael Sheridan spectators, were
| rccSt,d.
Fire Marshal Sheldon examined, Saturday,
two persons s suffering from injuries received at the
Barclay-st fire. Henry Hinck tire fourth floor
and felt II suddenly nh. he chimney IN his nOor
m "A bad condition Peter Germann was the third
floor lie heart no explosion ut ;i'e tme but had pre-
yiousy heard unpleasant sounds in the chim"cy.
Nearly 100 apprentice boys of the navy,
besides the officers OF the training ship Minnesota
assembled the gunccG ~ the church services, con
Quoted by Chaplain lingcr, Yesterday The boys
their blue hr, loose pants, and the necker
chief tied in the traditional sailors Knot Attendance
obligatory eXccp Is in one inst nee when parents
| object.
| Two police officers were summoned Saturday
night to No. 81 Fdtmanst 10y The cries Tor help Of Mrs
stanton. who officers the street and old them
that her husband long.horcman. had been trying 10
Nil her. When the oncrr' entered TIE hor'e stanton
l ,s,r,oJ 0n,,,r sI.d' I'M hsi BEEN emf open and
| piece cut from Oicrr Boylau's hand
The progress of the consultation chess match
for 500, at the Cato International. interrupted.
! saturday. by death in e family OF one of the PLAYERS
In the fourth game which is played between Captain
Mackenzie aud iced CONSUMING against Mason AMI Er II
ziugcf. the thirty ont move has been made Tns
Will probably decide the contest. a. the previous ncs
! recorded have been scored by the Mackenzie side.
! The estimated weight of California minerals
to De Ia the Paris Exposition Ia 800 tons There IL
40 De- pyramid twenty feet square and nearly seventy
sect a. representing the 7Oo0o,Co0 Of cubic inches OF
gold Which have been prodnccd on the PGcc coast It's
c.u NJra. would h" u solid piece ~ gold OF cub"
at sixteen feet. surrounding the pyramid VIII oc my
for the exhibition OF the other minerals OF the
! country.
Terence NJ Flynn, n wcl-known cotton bro
her during The recent war; died IN bellevue Hospital,
Saturday from the ELECTS Of poison taken in order 10
kill himself. For time before his death he
and, hrntl
were osab he'd on Pine ST. near Pearl ST. bur they were
| driven into bankruptcy III the Black Friday" crash
flynn was subsequently, policeman, but was dismissed
| the force.
| A photograph Of picture by young Amer
lean artist, exhibited in Hamburg, is shown III
Nassallst. window. II Is entitled The Alarmed Sent
nary" The stern-mnded matron and her pupils have
startled by unnecessary noises at early morning in
Of the sarrcts All IN dishabic and armed with
lulcrOus array OF weapons 10 mak" war on the ghost
~ visitor Through the balfOpcn door Of the garrett
disappearing three sleek catst3 feline cause OF
| all the feminine nfclcliy
| Mary O'kecfe, known to the police as Ser
| gcant Mary" died at Bellevue Hospital, saturday
Twenty-Five years she disappointed in love, aud
yowing that she would marry. she assumed Il
mans attire and lived with another the lat
.rs husband She once enlisted in the army and made
good soldier When her sex was finally discovered,
she given the title OF sergeant Mary" For the
| past ten years she has been drunkari.
The funeral of George W. Mclean, the last
Of the children OF Colonel John Mclean took place
Saturday He born in 1901 at Whitc-st. and Broad
| way. IIo educated at West Point, and served
| through the Florida In 1915 he in the Jcr-
sey Legislature from Essex County, and ut the breaking
the rebellion, he took TO the front the I'd New
Jersey volunteers In latter years, having com
| petence, he has been living quietly at his home In
Ayenue-A near nehundred-andelghte he left
| a widow and four
AT the annual reunion of the Vassar AlumnD
Association at the St. Denis Hotel. Saturday after
noon the following officers elected: President. Miss
Wilder '73; yice-president, Miss Norris 20; secre-
tary Miss A. NJ Ely 6S; treasurer Miss g. Bliss, IT;