New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07

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Loyal Legion, Delmonio0s, p IN.
Dress parade OF 22d Regiment, Armory, evening.
Trunk Lines Joint Executive Committee, Mr.. FINK
Office.
NETWORK CITY.
Walter Hicks age fve was killed by fall from
q window OF No. 101 Allen-st.. yesterday.
Wax figures of Rugg and Guiteau will soon be
placed in the crypt OF the Eden Musee. and tltz-
gerald will appear on the main fioor
The Board of Health yesterday passed resolutions
of regret for the death Of DR.. Willard Parker.
The baseball games which were to be played IN
this city and Brooklyn yesterday were postponed
on account OF the rain.
INSTALLING A UNIvFRsAIIsT PASTOR.
The Rev / hOmas W. Illman installed pastor
OF the bird Univcrsalist Church in Vest Eleventh
ST.. last evening. The Rev. DIR. J. NJ. Pullman de-
livered the sermon, the Rev. {. III. Eaton the words
of welcome. and the Rev. DR.. Gunnson the address
to the society.
MEMORIAL To AUGUSTUS sCHEII.
At the meeting of the New-York Historical Soci-
ETY. last evening. at Secondave. and Eleventh-st,
memorial to Augustus Schell was read by Dr. q; u;
Moore. Librarian OF LeuOX Library. Mr.. Scholl
had been president of the society. and was one OF
It's oldest members: paper entitled Curlous
Forms OF the Ballot" was read by LudOvic Bennett.
Az OLD MAN RUN OVER AID KILLED.
John A. Wilson, age fifty, Of No 1873 Chatham
ST.. at Centre and Canal SITS, at p m. yesterday,
was run over by car No. 20 of the Dry Dock and
the thighs. and he died soon afier being taken to
the Sixth Precinct station House. John Melon
at No. ManGin-st.
CHARGES TO re MADE AGAINST POLICEMEN.
Mr. Miller, counsel for the Assembly lnvest-
eating Committee. was al Police headquarters yes
terday TO consult with Inspector Murray regarding
the two 20 .icemen observed in FouTth-ave by Mr..
Roosevelt on Saturday. Charges OF neglect OF duty
will be made IN time 10 have the officers brought TO
trial next week.
MatsaIa Sorakidcr. the japanese wrestler is in
the New York Hospital undergoing treatment tor
- !. l.. Il hot fTrll
probably be two weeks before he II IN good tlH
The physicians attribute his condition 10 the con-
tinu6us strain to which he has been subjected IN
wrestling matches.
MEETING OF THE PARTICULAR SYNOD.
The Particular synod of New-York met in the
South Reformed Church at Flfth-4ve, and twenty
tirst-st. Yesterday, The Rey Dr. d. n. Eanderyeer
was elected president; the Rev. +. l. Schenck vice.
president aud The Rev. Daniel Van Iclt clerk.
The Rev. William Smith read paper on - he
Causes and Tendencies OF Popular SceptlclSn.D In
the evening the Rev. L. &. Scudder preached the
synodical sermon.
DEATH OF DIR. MOTT.
Pr. A. Randolph Mott, jr. house physician at the
Riverside Hospital, died yesterday from typhus
fever after an illness OF fifteen days. Tie elder DR..
Mott who is a prominent physician In Virginia. Is
in feeble health. The body will be placed IN
hcrncticaly sealed metallic coffin and removed to
Virginia. The Board of Health passed resolutions
of regret for DR.. Motifs death and of sympathy for
his relatives.
FRIENDS OF JOHN c. FREMONT.
At a meeting of the Association of California
PioneeIs at the SturteVant House. last evening, a
memorial was adopted aud numerously signed ask
lug Congress- immediately to pass the bill creating
Ex-Governor John {. Fremont a MaJur-Gcncral. and
retiring hun on full pay. several speeches were
made cuiogizng The services OF Governor fremont
in the exploration and conquest of the " Western
eunuco Veterans OF tine Mexican War, OF this
city, are also invited to sigu the memorial.
YrARIING- md COWS At AUCTION.
Tho iucrca- % of the IOunta!u-Side herd of Jersey
cattle. owned by Theodore Hayemeyer, was sold yes
tcrday at Mr.. Hayemeyers private stables IN Seven
ty-sccoud-st near Elcveuth-aye. by Peter Kellogg.
Twelve cows were also told. mere was a large
proportion Of yearlmg buis and the prices brought
were small The highest price was pad iOr the
cow Mary Human, which brought $500. Fifty
three offerings were s'ld Tor %9'HZo. a feature oil
the annual combination sale WHICH will begin to-day
will he a string of youngsters offered by j. '. \.
Willis, Of Marlboro, y. j.
TIFF FIVE FONTS MISSION ANNIVFRsAEY.
The Five Points Mission celebrated its thirty
fourth anniversary yesterday. During the last
year 9j1 children were taught over 10000 articles
OF clothing Wee distributed, not DINNERS were
given TO 90 900 hungry people and the expenditures
were $50, 100 The mission IS free ron debt aud
has small balance in the treasury. The following
reciresses were elected by the Board OF Managers:
Mrs joseph A. Wright, Mrs. j. A. Kennedy Mrs.
William Ryer, Mis-. +. Holster, Mrs. II. B. Skid
more Mrs Joseph Graydon, Miss +. Buring and
MIS-. Bishop Harris
WHICH IS TIE LOST vFssELf
The steamship GCrmana, from the Mediterranean,
WAS ,lpnaileJ on April 80 IN latitude $50 2G north,
longitude 400 west by the Norwegian bark Alker.
TIE signals communicated that vessel of the in
ternatiOnaI code letters II. w. b. c." had been
dl,ma,ted abandoned and fOundeled and the crew
were on board of the Alker bc Ouly vessels bear
mg these letters are the American ship ydia SbO-
fe Il, owned by SkOlicld Brothers Of Brunswick,
Me-. and commanded by CAPTAIN +. c. Miller; and
the NOrwe gau bark Attila. The former sailed from
Havrc on | cbruaIy =, Tor Ne~-OIleans and the
latter sailed from Antwerp from New-l Ork On
March !.
The RECORDER PgODs MIR. THOMPSON AGAIN.
Recorder Smyth again had occasion yesterday to
CAL attention 10 the condition IN which Commits
sIoncr thompson has left the windows of the Cen
crai Sessions COURTROOM SOme Of the jurors COM
r!ained that they had caught cold from the strong
drafts about the building. The Recorder sand to
MISSIONER of Public Works several times. Unless
the difficulty is remeded soon shall have to use
my right to demand from the Sheriff. at the expense
of the taxpayers room suitable for the use Of
the Jurles.'
SPRING FLOWERS AT HORTICULTURAL HALL.
AT the monthly exhibition of the Horticultural
Society yesterday the genuine spring flowers were
manly III the collection OF WOOsOn * Co., of ras-
salc. \. j. Here were go pots with perhaps haf
as many varieties of plants, gathered from all
parts of the temperate Zone and now blooming
IN the open air after winter IL which most of
them have had no protection. Near these hardy
plants was creditable collection of tropical or
Chds, exhibited by Isaac buchanan and Mrs Nor
gan. There were masses OF admirably grown roses
alnaryis, carnations and cut flowers in bewilder-
ing confusion.
BROOKLYN.
William A. Nash has resigned as member of the
Board OF Education.
William Mason age seventy, a Respondent book
cauyasscr, OF No. 2G1 Navy-st., tOOh a fatal dose
of cyanide of potassium Yesterday
The will of the late Lofts Wood bcqueathes
abont $3.50 600. The sum of $40 600 each is given
TO the Brooklyn Library for the purchase
of books and to the Industrial School OF the Eastern
District
The Rev. DIR. d. V. NJ. Johnson, rector of st
Mary's Fpiscopal Church. In Classin-ayc, has re-
ceiyed a cali to the rectolship OF ST. James's
4 nurch Millningtnm. y. O lie Is meaIlN aeYentY-