New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

Jarole F. BlanvcIt. age scvcLty-two Of No. 30
West Forty-hrst fell from u Scaiiod yesterday
and was killed.
Isaac Scuddcr. age thrty-iyc. Of No. III West
Forty-iifh-st.. fell down flight of stars al his
house and was fatally injured. He died soon after.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Chris ian Schossrr, age ten, OF No. III b9"riy'
was run over and killed in Sconl-st, Yesterday 10y
"A butchers cart driven by Charles Ritter. Ritter
was arrested.
The funeral Of the late R"y. Father Auhrl pas,
tor Of the Church of 81 Vincent de- Paul was held
yesterday at the church. The body was buried at
Calvary Cemetery.
FATAL EE>tLT- or KGCR.
Peter &. NcSorl'y age four YEAR. died ~ No. BIZ
Last Twenty -tlh-,t vest rlay from ujnricr caused
10y kick in the stomach given hy boy of eight
r1~rp FOR ,rrIkING his rriIis
At the mcctin, OF the Bnart Of Education yc,tcr-
day William j. l",la~ou. tca. her 10 Grammar
school 40. - was fired ten day pas for strNIug
some OF his pupil- IN the face.
DErARIiRI. OF ATuFTrs.
4 dccgati0I of Turner s"cictrs 10 Hartford. New
Haven, lride'p"ri Mriidcn. Conn, and mon
Hill. y. j.. lcn Jersey cry last 'vcning 10 attend
the twcnty-thiTd festival of the north American
Turner Bund AT II. Louis.
siIIP ANp \ BARK MISSING.
The ship Martha which sailed from this port for
Amsterdam January - and the bark ClunrntIua
which sailed from Elephant Point India, October
l. 1850. have not been heard from since they sailed
and they are believed 10 have been lost.
TIE YORKrOwN CENTENNIAL.
The merchants Of the city intend raising fund 10
aid the Ncw-Y0rk cOrpprators of the Yorktown Cen
tennial Association III carrying out ia" programme
Of the festivities. and III entertaining The French
guests Tiffany ~ Co. are to be trrasnicrs oi the
fund
SEEKING 10 ENrTR colt MBrt COILEGE.
The examination OF applicants for admission 10
the Freshman Class of Columbia COLLEGE vas begun
| i'm the rooms of the college Yesterday. Ahnut hun
dred candidates presented themselves. The exam
naton yesterday in Greek was conducted 10y Pro-
fcssor Henry Drialer.
HOPING AGAINST HOrE
No meeting Of the Worlds Fair Executive Com
mlttec was pld yesterday. II stIll retains an office
~ No 81 liroadway. New quarters Will soon be
obtained he work of rcorganilIng the committee
il going forN var nd the prOn0,rit Of the Fair are
still hopeful Of access.
AnrsING TuE MAILS.
William kucnstlrT. Of M. ~ CWna-st.. was ar
rested yesterday on the complaint of A: Schcbcl, II
rival i'm business at No 30 CInal-st.. charged with
sending n scurrilous postal card through the mails
| The prisoner was committed 10 the Ludlow Street
| Jail, in default of bail to await examination.
A NRw PRIMARY ORDERED.
The subcommittee OF he Committee Of One Hun
drcd listened last evening to various contests.
Among othcr4 was that in the Second Election Dis
trct of the XXIst Assembly District. This was the
district where the primary was held In the parlor Of
| Adoph l.. SangcrS house ne" primary ws or
] A PRISONER TRYING To ESCAPE.
Edward Keller alias John Johnson a plumber.
patrolman McGuirc. Of the Fourteenth Precinct for
| burglary. lie taken To the Mulberry Street Sta
|
| the open door and ran toward BrOOme-st lie was
| recaptured.
GOING IN OFT or THE RAIN.
| The brokers who have been dealing in unlisted
stocks in Newest. met yesterday and agreed to hire
| a room in which tO do their business. Theirs will be
| no exchange organization, but simply place of
shelter to protest them from the weather, each one
sharing the expense pro rata This is done as not
| TO interfere with the rules Of the Ncw-York Stock
| and Mining Exchanges.
| WANTING THE EVENING To THEMSELVES.
| The DTy-GOOds Clerks Early-Closng Association
| held its weekly meeting last night at No. 767
Third-ave. John Canaan. the president, presided and
received the report of committee appointed for the
purpose Of requesting the employers along Ihird-ave
from Observation-Disclosures 10 Harlem to close their stores
at o'clock in the evening. The report was favor
able TO the interests of the Association the greater
number Of dry-goods dealers decided TO grant Their
| employees request.
| RATS IN A MAIL BAG.
| A package was received in the New-York Post
Office Saturday from London, England, which con
tanned four leases, handsomely engraved on large
| sheets of parchment. They were sent TO this coun
| try for the signature of the person to whom they
were addressed, and were intended to be returned
TO England. The parchment documents. however