New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
NETWORK CITY.

Jnnr in penaItics Tor Violation Of city ordinances
H. O'Neill & Cowill close their store on Thursday
evening, and not reopen untu Monday hloIiii"F'
July Z.
Grain to the amount Of 1891 22-56 bushels ~, in
etorehousc No. 3, Erie Basin, was posted at the
Produce Exchange yesterday rs damaged
CRICKET ON THE FOURTH.
The Greenwich Cricket Club of Greenwich,
Y Y will play the II. Georges Club, OF TINS city,
AT the Elvsan Fields, Hobolten. on July 4; Inc
Greenwich Club has defeated the Albany Cluo' anu
a good game may be expected.
CONSIDERATION FOR EMPLOYEES.
Stern Brothers, of Nos. 49, ~ and SO W Fres1
Twenythrrdst, will close t.Gr stores IRON
inv = They will also close dunng the months OF
July and August Saturdays at p. IN.
EXAMINATIoN FOR STATE CEETIEiCArFs
lanes JOhonnOt and Arthur McMulln yesterday
conducted in the hall of the Board of Education
written examination Of twenty teachers thlrteeh
of them being women, candidates Ior me Htatf Ger
tfcatc The certificate giyen 10 the successful can
dilate qualities the holder to- teach III any puOLc
school IN the state.
SCHEDULES OF TWO BROKEN FIRMS.
The schedules of Ilerron 4 Spencer, importers OF
fruits of No. s3 Park place, SHOW na3iItlesi
1919, sol So; nominal assct7, %3s9,229 u, ana
actual assets, S2o930i 81. According to ne sch9-
dulcs of George H. Krause ~ Co., dealers III WOOL
No 143 Duane-st.. their liabilities are 800 363 oli
nominal assets $4317l SO, and actual assets,
$l1,7O5 7G.
MASTER r1UMBrR sURREYDERs.
Alexander McSorey of No. 3S7 Bowcry, mem
her of the Master Plumbers Association, told hlsmen
Yesterday that they could return to WORK on Won
now that the first break has been made, number
of the other masters will give IN. An elort Is being
made to effect al end to the lockout by arDltra-
ti0n.
SALE OF FORTY FIVE LOTS.
The sale of the Fox estate at auction was re-
sumed Yesterday by James l.. Wells. Inc alton
dance was large and the purchases were made IN
small lots and evidently for investment. Forty
five lots were sold realizing $3.50 ms 10 an
average of %l96a lot against an average OF about
81 50 at the former sale few weeks ago, Whcn I3S
lots were disposed Of The estate consisted o. 200
lots but the remainder Will not he sold Prices
yesterday ranged from $40 To T3O3 lot.
TRYING TO KILL HERSELF ~ \ BATII-HoCSE.
woman under thirty years of age, who said that
her was Mary Aman, went to Mayors bath
honsc at No. 90 Dclarccy-st. yesterday. and paid
for bath. While alone in a room she cut the veins
in both her wrists with razor; She gave thG name
of man at No. 81 E-seX-st., where she SAID shc ad
lived and repeated the declaration: 1t Is all his
fault and want to die People at No. 81 EsSeX-St
said that she was not known there. She was sent
to hospital. aud 1T was Thought that she Wou'u
recover.
DIR. HENRY 40 LONGER POLICE SURGEON
DR.. Morris II. Henry, who was Chief surgeon OF
the Police Department for about ten years, resigned
yesterday. HIS resignation puts an end 10 qulet
conflict of several months duration which mad been
wagcd against HIM by the Olher department sur
geons. They refused 10 elect him president OF the
Board last year aud also pcltoned the Police Com
missoncrs 10 assign him TO district work. Recently
the Commissioners reduced DR.. Henry to the rank
of District surgeon and appointed DIR. Phelps Chiel
INTEREST or POLISH IMMIGRANTS
The Polish and UIthanan Political association
of Ncw-YOrk, al a meeting on Sunday night resolved
again 10 press for the appointment Ol IOe as an
officer mt Castle Garden in some clerical capacity to
look out for the welfare Of Polish immigrants
They assert that there are N the cities OF New-ioIk
and brooklyn II 900 Polish families and IN the
United States 1000 who are entitled 10 tins rec0E
milton, especially as the immigration from Russian
Prussan and Austrian Poland is largely increasing
every year.
The New York Open Board of Trade has been in
corp0rated, to foster trade and commerce, reform
abuses in trade. diffuSc information as to inc
standing of merchants ETC., and to provide faclll-
ties for members to engage III the pubic ana Pil-
vate sale of cotton produce, securities, etc. me
capital stock is $1,000 The c0rporators are
George b. Davis. Daniel W. Tacott Charles I. La
throp James w. Murphy, Robert Logan, Flefs9n
e. Royce John f. Styes EdTarG Tucker JOIN Phil =;
C.. Slaughter, Robert q. Gailard aud Henry ii.
Gordon.
STABBED BY HIS WIPES GUEST.
Thomas Cassidy, of No. 3sl2 D0wnlng,str re-
turned home on Wednesday evening and found
Mrs. Cassidy RECALLING party of friends with peer.
Among the guests four members OF the
Whacn family. Cassidy objected to the guestsand
endeavored to eject them Will doing so, Thomas
Whacn. of No. % MacdOugal-st., stabbed HIM
twice in the left breast Cassidy was taken to 81
Vincent's Hospital, where it was found that the
lung had been penetrated, and ii was thought he
could not live. At the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday Justice O'Rcily remanded Whaen,
and held Mrs. Cassidy and the Whalen women III
default of $500 bail each.
QUARREILING OVER AN AWNING.
Louis ii. Vance an awning at No. Lou
Broadway, last week contracted To place awnings
over the windows at Nos. 60 and 60 Madison-ayc.
The buildings are owned by Aaron Barnett a dry
goods merchant at No. ~ Franklm-st. Having
performed the work. on Saturday he called on Mr..
Barnett at the lattcrs house No. $50 Madison-avo.,
and presented ms bill tor $2s. The men became
excited and Vance, who is sixty-three years old
and wears full gray beard declares that Barnett
grabbed hold Of his beard with one hand aud with
the other struck him several blows IN the face Ho
made complaint of assault and battery. To answer
which the merchant, who is ifty-twO years old,
appeared in the Iombs Police Court yesterday. He
denied assaultmg Vance, maintaining that he or
dcred him out of his house and when he refused to
go elected him forclhly. Justice Smith fixed bail
al $500, which was furnished
BROOKLYN.
The Board Of Health has condemned ten add.
tinnnl nnhllc nnmDa.