New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-10
NETWORK CITY.

The advance sale of ticke lor Joseph nr he
engaoement at the Grand Opera House, where ~ ~
win appear as Rip Yam Unkte on November H. VIII
begin to-day at . O'CLOCK.
THE MAYORS PROBABLE ACTION; MI,
The BOARD of Aldermen Will meet to-uay; INC
Mavor said Yesterday that it was probable tnat nc
would send in two names as successors W 'ii00
Justices Flammer and Wandell.
FoIrvD DEAD IN THE HALL OF HOUSE. :,
Tho bodv ot an unknown man dressed in a dark
emit and about forty-fve years old. was found III
the hall at No 1913 Avenue c, YESTERDAY. NO one
knew him and the police and coroner began an III
yestigaton to discover his identity.
A CHANGE OF NAME
The name of the William c.. Bryant Publishing
Company was changed yesterday to that nat OF Inc
Evening Post Publishing Company Inc Gna ti
Tos authorized bv an order signed by Justice
Donohue in the Supreme Court, Chambers.
A TREAT FOR LOVERS or MUSIC.
Messrs. Abbey and Gilmore have entered INTO a
snecioI arrangement with Colonel Mapeson by
which NJ Provost is to sing ~ me Meli"IulI's'i
Casino on Sunday night next. lie wlll sing Sc
lections from . Ii Iroyotore ana O'her operas
AN OLD MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED:
James Blake. age scventy-iive OF NO. 404 west
Twcntv-sixth-st was run over by a gram wueodd
at TGnhsys h bady sha NE died soon afterwards
Herman Trcse, the driver OF the wagon was
arrested.
The MARQUIS and Marquise de Rochambeau anu anu
Iientenant Schiling sailed on the steamer ~.
Laurent of the General Transatlantic Company
Line Yesterday morning for 1ayIe OWING 10 tnc
ent TO bid the travellers good-Dy'
TEIFGR APII FACILITIES N THE PRODUCE EXCIANGh.
The Produce Exchange has given to the BallluoIe
and Ohio Railroad the privilege of putting telcsiaph
Instruments i'm the Exchange. The railroad com
panv promises to give to the members OF me TX
change, in return direct coIninIlilca'loh VIII" Ia
changes in the West at reducea ratcs.
nov Tpr FOREIGN GUESTS SPENT YESTERDAY:
The members of the Won Stcubcn family occupied
vesterdayin viewing the city and IN shopping I'm the
afternoon they spent an hour or more win oecTe-
tarv Roine They sail tor Germany ut IL n. N. to-
day The French visitors remained indoors mostly,
n number going out to various theatres In the
EFrrRNISG N DISABLED CONDITION.
The steamship Hatteras sailed from this port tor
West Point Va, on Tuesday ana returned ,,to
Yesterday. At o p. IN. on Tuesday she was run INTO
by schooner off Sag 'arbor. Her paddle1boE ann
one boat were carried away; the paddle-wheel was
badly broken, The damage to the schooner cou'u
not be learned.
A YOUNG GIRLS SUDDEN DEATH.
Jennie Poole age seventeen years, died suddenly
Yesterday. ut No. 3l2 Eat Thirty lghth-st' Mhere
Sire lived with her married sister There was =
strong suspicion that she had taken poison. Inns
belief was shared hy the girls SISTER, but she re-
fused TO diyuge the cause for such STEP Coroher
Hermann will make an investigation
COMPLAINTS BY sTgERAGE PAS ENGERs.
C. Dietrich Alloys Polhammer and fourteen others
of the German steerage passengers by the Anchor
line steamship Ethiopia, which arrived from elias
Cow ON Tuesday made complaint TO the COMMITS
sioners of Emigration that they were roughly
treated by the officers and sailors during inc NoS-
SENT so REFEIu.E.
Justice Donohue in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
cent the case Of the American Jockey Clnb against
tho Police Commissioners 20 referee to take testl-
r,,,,, and continued i'm the mca time the tempo
| rary Injunction which had been granted. Inc SUM-
was brought to restrain the Police CommssioIn;sIs
| from interfering with the business oil bOokhahlIs
| Oh the race course at jerome Park
| P1R THR SUPPORT or POOR STUDENTS
| The Board Of Education of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church met Yesterday IN tne oice % mog "
$4,000 for the support oil poor coIege stuaolts
| was made Among those present were tro ii
| Nest University; Doctor Holmes, Of Pittsburg
Doctor Kiddcr and c. L. North of this city.
A prMURRFR OvERRULED.
Justice Van Worst IN the supreme court, opeSiai!
| Term oyerrulcd yesterday demurrer which had
| been put IN to the complaint IN an action begun by
| Edward +. MagluTan against Iiiauy ~ "a. LOT M
accounting Mr. Magauran says Iha ne ~ ~, @
| to stock the company To- the amount OF fiZV0o,
which he company agreed 10 hold ~ trust LOT MN
to be paid when the dividends on the stock shohld
| amount to the principal An accounting, u Is as
| serted would disclose that the time for the pay
ment Of stock had now come.
TIE FATAL RESULT OF DRINK.
Philip Kavanagh. age twenty-threc, painter was
found dead in his room at No rs East seventy,
fourth-st. yesterday morning Inc ponce suSpecteI
foul play and arrested four lads who had been with
| Kayanagh all night. They stated that they had
been drin king with him and that Kavanagh became
intoxicated He fell repeatedly, striking his face
on the pavement. They at last carried him home
| Afterward three Of them carried home the fourth
who had also lost his senscs They left kayanagl
in his room where he was found dead. Ii Is sup
= posed that his skull was fractured in one of hi
falls and that he died from that cause
COMMITTED TO AWAIT THE CoRoNRR's INQUEST.
vii lam Tracey, who shot Charles L. Miller II
Richard Darlngs liquor Stors AT no; IL broau
CoToncr's office yesterday. BY advice Of counsel n
, refused to make a statement and was committed e
the Tumbs to await the inquest. II viii be held O
Monday Richard Darling, Richard Moore, Henri
I Rice and Daniel BIrdsall, who were present whei
the shooting took place were examined me oy TN
turning saw Tracey takinGam at Miller for a secon
shot. The other three witnesses said that they d
| not see the shooting Rice and Birdsall were he'll
. in bail OF $1,000 10 appear at the inquest.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Buchere of No. 10 South Elcvcnth-st., IN
r quired at the Fifth Precinct Police Station yesel
l. day morning for her missing husband. An hou
DivisiOn-ayc. and Seventh-st., was carried III. Si
g was sent Tor and identified the body. While insan
q yesterday morning he left his home. His death wa
| the result OF catarrh.
., JERSEY CITY.
= The trial of Police Captain Frederick T. Farrie
| Policeman James Hopkins, Thomas Trottor. Ii
C | spector OF Election, aud Michael j. OMara, wh
,, charged with stufing ballot boxes, was begu
yesterday in the Court OF Sessions. The indictmcr
charges the defendants with conspiracy TO defrau
John S. Smith, who was candidate for Police Con
IL missioner in tho LIST Jersey City District last sprn
q NEWARK.
n Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, OF No. 90 Riyer-st., spran
re- from the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge into Their
a on Tuesday with the purpose of commit ng sucid
,r She was rescued by two men in boat. The act
NJ prompted by the commital OF her husband to stat
in prison.
al Philip Hanley with three companions attacke
70 the rum shop of Jonn McGaw, on Sixth-ave G
IS election night. McGaw rushed at Hanley an
- stabbed HIM in the arm with q large knife MEGA
st gave himself up 10 the police. anley has not bee
A. seen since the stabbing occurred.
A boarder in the house of Emanuel Roller, N
1O9 MulbeTy-st left a lighted pipe III his COZ
pocket when he went TO bed on election night. ii
clothing caught fire and the bedroom became fill,
q with dense smoke the narrowly escaping suii
:, cation. A fire engine was called to extinguish Il
=, fire, which had extended TO the furniture of Il
= ROOM $780,. ,o,