New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
ladie, were thrown out and Miss Blanck struck on
her head, causing severe scalp wound.

her head causing a severe scalp Wounu'
THE CHICAGO DOG SHOW. g,
Charles Lincoln has gone to Chicago to superIntend
the dogs how whichs to takepace on june ~. no
classification list is materially changed from iss'
year. The entries will close on May 81.
DEATH DUE TO DELIRIUM TREMENs.
While suffering from deliIum tremens yesterday
Edward Finn Of No 404 East Seventy-nnth-s,
jumped from window on the fourth hoor 10 the
street, and was instantly killed
A DISABLED STEAMSHIP REPAIRED
The new steamship Chateau Margaux, OF the
New-York and Bordeaux Line, which put into Hall
fax on March "a. with broken shait, mas Deeh
repaired and will start Tor New-iorA to-inoiio"'
BI.RY CHALLENGES soRAKICH.
Edwin Bibby the wrestler, offers to wrestle sora-
kchi the Japanese. for from 500 to $oOo size
Two falls are to be japanese, and two Lancashire,
and if fifth fall be necessary the cholce Oh Buy 10
to be tossed for.
ROTH MEMBERS on JURIEs
Both members of the firm of Chamberlain * Rae,
S SGr NO. on ~ inros A. CHAMBERLAIN went to
court and Albert S. Rae to another; as neither was
able to get excused the business OF the firm had 10
be conducted by clerks.
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY Election.
The members of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton elected the following officers last evening
Presidents A. H. Tmpson e Ina,1es
Frederick A. Sandland; directors, to, serve two
wears Charles Wager Hull Alexander NJ. Eageson,
j. l.. Graham. and John Byers
FOR PROFESSOR ANTHON's ESTATE.
After tine death of Professor Charles A. Anthem,
the trustees of the College of the City of New York
appropriated 1917 0S as the amount due HIM Tor
salary during vacation YESTERDAY tne EAecu.ISJl
Committee reported that the Corporation CounseI
had decided the estate was entitled to 1851 "a.
MRS. LANGTRY DABBLEs IL MORTGAGES
James n. Platte trustee Of the estate OF George
A. Osgood has assigned mort gage on city property
to Mrs Langtry for $4,000. She has also &C
quired the title TO mortgage given to secure
S. 800 from William Boswell. This assignment
was made for the consideration OF Sl
1
Thomas G. Bynner, who for many years was IN
the jcwery business in the ST. Nicholas lGtel
bulding made an assignment Yesterday TO stephen
Bvnner for $40, 900. He has been in business
since 1852 failed in May; 1851, owing $i6,U000o
aud in January. 1876, with liabilities OF Sl33ooo
Now he is said TO owe $4,000.
IvILLAR DOWNING IN 4 POLICE COURT.
SIvillar Downing, of No. 1913 Aen-st., whose
case against Forest s. Downing. recently attTncted
much interest. appeared al the Essex Marker
Police Court yesterday. TO make charge OF aOan-
donment against Downing, on the ground that ne
refused to provide for her
NOT As BLIND AS He APPEARED.
Daniel Leahy, who has stood at 1hlrteenth-sI
and Second-aye. for some time with green band
age the upper part of his lace, pretending 70 pc
blind, was arrested yesterday ny an oincer vi tn ne
Charity Organization Society. lie was stripped OF
his disguise, and his sight was found to he per-
fectly good. lie sent to the Island for SIX
months.
BADLY sCORCHTD BY BENZiNE.
can of benziue exploded and set ire to the dye
shop of AdOlph Hoffman. at No. 331 West dWehty
sxth-st yesterday. Much of the burning mud ie f,I
upon August Tigner. n workman, who ran INTO me
ward He was rolled in number of coats by other
worlmen but his face and limbs were scorched
badly The damage TO the building was slight.
FREE EXCURSIONS FOR HEBREW CHILDREN.
The Sanitarium for Hebrew Children last year
gave nine excursions to $3.50 perSons-2,0 900 motif
ers and l.400 infants. Meals were furnished ana
for each person Their labors will he continued
this year and giftsInGy be sent to the secretary.
John j. Davis, at The Jdcish Messenger Office, No.
III Grand-st.
THE AFFIDAVIT OF DEAD MAN NOT ENOUGH.
Thomas Kelly the cX-pOllccman who recently
threw Patrick Mcl'adden against an iron railing,
while wrestling, producing Jnles i ifoh w,lca ne
day. lie showed an affidavit signed by Mcf a'iieh
Which eXoneIated HIM. The Coroner held him,
however III $1,000 bail
DISSOLUTION OF A CATTLE FIRM
The firm of Concy & Mcpherson, cattle dealers
at NO. 81 Colege-pace organized III lSo6, was :t
dissolved on Monday. TIN" members were lIeWltt
C. Coney, of tins city Daniel McPhIerson' OF }eI'ey
bright. \. j. The business VIII be carried on Dy
Daniel MCPHERSON.
INSANITY OF 4 young GIRL
Margaret Mccoy. a pretty young girl who lives at
No II DiyisiOn-st., recently showed signs OF III
sanity, and has conducted herself in such manner
that her father decided 20 send her to an asynm.
She heard of his intention yesterday, and left the
house but was finally stopped III Ba&tcI-St. She
was taken TO the Tombs Police Court, and Will be
send to Wards Island.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY TER LoYFR.
In playful struggle for an old revolver %ester-
day Annie Barry was shot ny hef lover, nIin ia
,yhere tLcv both lived The bullet made severe
Iyound i'm her face Reilly, who is young laborer,
declared that the shooting was accidental ana ihe
Young woman did not WISH to make a complaint
against him, but he was locked up
MIR THOMPSON DIsREGAEDS URGENT APPEALS
Residents of Fiftcenth-st. ut Elcyenth-aye. have
made several appeal, 20 the Board OF lealth 10 nave
that part Of the street properly graded and paved.
The complaints have been referred 70 Commissioner
Thompson without result. The Board yesterday
referred another one made by ID. -. y; N0ftehdyke'
who wrote that the street was IN terrlDie coii-
ton and that he was liable TO die any minute"
WHICH WILL MAKE TIE FASTEST TRPf
The steamship Austral, OF the Anchor Line, the
Arizona. of the GuiOn Line, and the Auranla, OF
the Cunard Lane, left Queenstown last sunday
within an hour of each other, and there IS much
curiosity in steamship circles rs To Whch snip VIII
arrive here first. Tho idea that there i race
between the steamers is cmphatjcaly denied by
the agents.
PATENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Franklin Branch, Ne. l. of the American Patent
Protective Association, was organized last evening
at the Cooper Union. About hIty inventors and
patent holders were present. The constitution ana
bylaws were adopted and John Stephenson, the
car builder aud inventor was elected president
George HAYES, c-pTcsdcnt a. ;. Cushman, sec
retarv and Andrew Wilson, treasurer The object
of the organization - to unite WIN the National or
ganizaiOn in promoting the progress vi useful arts
and in the protection OF inventors.
YOUNG THIEVES ROB 4 CHURCH.
When the sexton OF tn, Pilgrim Congregational
Church, AT Observation-Disclosures -irst-st. and
Madlson-avc.. entered the Sunday school room on
SATURDAY. he f0und ~ hymn books scattered over
the floor and with them burnt matches and tapers.
II was found that boys had forced an entrance
through a small window, and had broken open all
the contribution boxes, including a bank in which
the infant class had deposited their pennies. The
closets were also broken open, and The Rev. samuel
II. Virgins study was ransacked, but the young
thieves did not carry off much property.
REPENTING THE DISSECTION OF HER HUSBAND.
Hattie Gelder worked for Mrs. Robinson, dress
maker in Lincolnshire, England. Hattie was
pretty young and intelligent, and Mvs. Robinson's
son, William fell in love with her ana married her.
Hattie had been married but eight weeks when she
repcnted of her bargain and sighed for an old lover
nn,nnd Gerdley. So She elOped with GerdleY and