New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

soat in the Iron and Metal Exchange was sold
yesterday for S4Oo.
THE RADAMACHER INQUEST
An tnouest was held yesterday by Coroner Merkle
in The case of Frank Radamacher VINO was shot Ny
Emil Hollender at Franklin and Narlck sts on june
~ The iury found that HU!lendeT had acted I'D SELF
doienre ia shnodng Radamacher Coroner Merkle
ssnt him to the Tombs Police Court ana Juslice
Power held him in default of $4,000 bail Tor exam
inatlon.
REGISTERS OFFIC. NOTES
Thu nurchasr 4 number OF dwellings on the
49, nh0 p r. of LexingtOn-aVe. and Ninety
9ourthst n gr F. Johnson for Sll3,OOO was
racorded i, oysters Oiice Yesterday: An IN
trU,n,nt 80 filed which certltes to the moor
poraion Oh go religious body known as tne rhSt ~
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation OF ohureh Vi
this city. -
The American Temperance Union has elected the
toiIowng officers: Joseph A. BOgardus, president;
j. j. Bu1net e. Gotten, o. W: U ~ CARPENTER
Mr. Barkley and 7. 5. storms, secretaries; II. h.
Carpenter, treasurer; w l.. McDermut chaplain
and }. Is. Alberson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FUNERAL or DIR. JOHN GRANGER.
The funeral of DIR. John Granger, who died on
Tuesday evening took place yesterday ai T
at hf home No. IS East forty,nlnth-st Ines ne ser
wee, we're conducted by the Rev. Dr. George ..
Ger Of ~. Timothy's Episcopal Church, in West
FIfty-seventhst. 40 the funeral was private, only
members of the family AMI Few iaa a 80 Kent
we're present. The body Will be taken 10 honu
Conn at s O'Clock this morning Tor DurlaL
DvpARTuRE OF THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
Tn, Continental Guards OF New-Orleans. VINO are
ON n visit to the North. went TO Philadelphia yes
terday They were escorted to the Cortlanut
Street Ferry by Company {, of the list Regiment
nnder CAPTAIN Leo. The guards are under the
command of Captain Thlel Ihey expecb 10 e1-
hihit their Revolutionary taDleau1 IN fhllauel-
ma for few nights and will then go to Baltimore
and Washington and perhaps to Buffalo and the
Western cities before returning to New-Orleans'
HERALDRY AT A DISCOUNT;
The Library and manuscript generaloges OF INC
loipge for Genealogical Registry, IAH-
Ily History and Ii eradrJ OF when the iato hlDeIC
WeIes was president, were sold at auction on
ClinIon Hall salesrOom. There was only langud
interest IN the sale manifested by the low people
who were present and extremely low prices were
realized 1.-The DOomsday Book OF the state OF
New-York ;" was sold for $11 and the good VIII
trade marks charter, copyrights etc, OF the Col
iege of Heraldry brought the handsome sum OF
So so.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRESS EXCURSION.
The pleasant weather yesterday made the e1cur-
sion by water up the hudson River rendered Dy the
| Pennsylvania Railroad Company to the editors Oh
philadelphia New-Jerscy, New-Y0rk and Brooklyn,
a charming success. The trip was the regular press
excursion gwen every year by the passenger depart
| ment of tho Pennsylvania Road About 200 persons
were IN the party the wives and lady friends OF the
editors accompanying many OF them. Al Jersey
CITY they took the steamer Richard Stockton at y
and after proceeding as iaa ba fno
| delphia and New-Jrrsey guests returned to thelI
homes by train.
| BROOKLYN.
The work of laying the tracks for the car-stand
Of the BROOKLYN City Railroad at the Bridge goes or
rapidly, and the tracks, six in nunber. will DO lin
| ished before the Bridge cars begin to run
| w. II. Maxwell, who shot himself In the head a
| his home. No SOL Carrol-st. Wednesday night
stated yesterday that the shooting yesterday wa
an accident, and he did not know howit happened
DR.. spItzka yesterday in the examination of Died
rich Mahuken who killed Diedrlch Steftens, sta te
that the prisoner was insane, and had been so sine
1879. Averbal report Was returned. finding Ia