New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
NETWORK CITY.

Martha Miles age three. fell ont Of ourth-story
window at No. SO East Fourth-st' yesterday anu
was killed. ~,
The British shipping in the harbor was gay win
bunting yesterday in honor of the sl1ty-hi'h "ii'h
day of the Queen. 1;,o
There is now on exhibition at the lnman Llnse
offices. No. / Broadway. large and tuli-regcu
model of the new steamer the City OF Chcago'
A coroners Jury declared Yesterday that IT, Nc
Fadden, who was killed while, wreHH,nns WIZ"
Thomas Kelly, met his death accidehtah!' 49,,
Joniso Dionct a FrenchwOman, received lalu
iniuries Yesterday by falling from iouTtn slolS
window of No. 2j2 West One-hundred-ah" '"on'S-
ninth-st. -, - ;
on nv Commercial Council No. 500 American
Legion of Honor, at Chckering Hail. thursday even
ing, May 20. 80 " u
The special trains connecting with New-Have9n
steamers leaving Pier 20 East River at p H. ana
IL p. m. for Menden Hartford, opIihsnei'' ''0"
begin running tomorrow.
DYING FROM THE EFFECTS OF BURNS.
lamp exploded and set fire to the rooms G,s,f or
Fanny jenkins. coored woman, az no. lo1 nu 1n
van-st. on the night of May :, ana me WOMAN was
burned so badly that she died yesterday
ApAY NURSERY INCORPORATED.
The West Side Day Nursery has been lncorpo-
9. their parents The corporators and Trustees are
Jacob u. Vermilye, George C.. GlaTk Nillalm w.
Davies j. Howard Latham and William Amory' j.
LOWER PRICES AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. u
AT the Produce Exchange yesterday, wheat 1eII
of III to Is cents corn l. TO cent, oats a 10 2
cent and -four was ten cents lower 'hah AeSoiu"Si
IN !, vas voted 70 close the Exchange at $50, ON
account OF the hot weather and light business
A DFFALCAuoN OF $50.
AT the Office of the Standard on Company yes
terdav il was stated that the deialcatlOh Oh JohH
Cummings a clerk in the company TehnfeIy az
Ravonne " J. amounted to only $50 lie altered
the accounts of employees wages while coming from
Bayonne to New-York to collect the money
A DEPUTY STATE DAIRY COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.
Josiah X. Brown, who was appointed state parry
Commissioner by Governor Cleveland to enforce
The anti,oleomafgarine law, consulted with mem
hers of the Mercantile Exchange yesteIdsy a N
the selection of a deputy commlSsloneT 10T NeM-
York and Broo <lyn, and selected Is. f. van Nalheh-
burgh of tins city,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER HELD FOR lNfANLCip1E;;
Margaret Carroll. young woman az NO. -
Stone-st was arrested yesterday on a charge oi
killing her infant daughter The body was lou rIu
in sink IN fae mrs ysT arv carroll the mother of the
young woman, was also arrested, and held 10
await an investigation by the coroner
RFBECCA JONES THANKFUL TO THE SURROGATE,
"Beckv" Jones sat in a breezy costume OF lawn
Yesterday and looked cool and contented aith0ugh
the heat curling up the PAM on het MN
about everything save her gratitude that the sur
Iogate and his lawyers had put her IN so COP
Mace to spend the summer" She received callers
and letters, as usual every few hours.
WHAT SOCIETY NEEDS.
The Society for Ethical Culture celebrated It's
eighth HSyiS Si So i6a West Fifty
fourth-st. Representatives were present rom an
the departments OF the society ana Fex Adler
nTesided Speaking of the condition and needs of
Young in the societys classes he s3fG t%1
what society now needed was puflncat iQh
of ts business morals and nearer approach 10 the
tenderness aud sympathy Of womans nature
THREE UNKNOWN MIN IN TIE RIVERS;
Officer Felix HAYES. of the Steamboat squad yes
terdav morning discovered the body OF man 9hueI
Pier No. 2e North River In the pockets was bo FI
sPof paPeT which bore Ine name No oUe az that
address knew man bearing that name Inc nody
of an unknown man was found al the IOol OF o One
hundred and-eighty- third-St. IN the Norm RIVER,
The body of an unknown man was !outG li'at'ns
in the Last River at the foot of Iwenty-third-st.
BURIAL OF WILLIAM A. POND. JR:
The funeral of William A. Pond, jr.. of the firm
of William A. Pond y CO., was held Yesterday at
his fathers house. No. IL East Forty-elghth-st
The Rev Dr. Morgan, of 81. ThOmass Church, ana
1be Rev. Cornelius b. smith, of St ,yames,is,
officated. The pal-beareTs were harleS H. 1lTk'
phenix Babcock. George Graham. Len9t i f., W ems
A. y Beadleston. pillow of white roses and car
nations rested at the head OF the cohn ana wreath
law N the foot. The burial was at GREENWOOD
ARREST OF A RUNAWAY HOTEL CLERK.
Frank Adams the night clerk at The revere
House in Broadway; who ran away WIN az 9o tnSS
money that ne could sael from the Safewas locked
up nj Police Headquarters yesterday DetecuEe
Wade saw hIm in ThiId-ave. elevated tram
and arrested him. Mr.; Coe the proprietor OF t fr
Adams aud the prisoner was Tenanded until 10
day when he will be ITaIGned at ne oilos Ioiict
stolrn by Adams was 1854 OF. The detectives
found 1913 in the prisoners pockets
MR. GIIIEY TIRED OF HIS OFFICE.
Dcputv City Chamberlain !. ": Gldey' Jr, Oh
feIed his resi- GnatiOn to Chamberlain IapPah on
Nav - lie said yesterday that he did SO because
mS own affairs needed his earnest attention, ana ne
was compelled to neglect them to perform the dlI-
ties Of the CITY Chamberlain. As MI. Iappan was
confined TO his house by illness, he had asked MI
(illlev to remain until he was able to get around
acain as a stranger would not be cOnyeIsant WIN
fle duties of the place. Mr.. Gley added that he
had been uusty criticised by some OF ine news
IIjace which called for such sacIl-
ice on his part. Only his friend
Ship fo1 Mr.. Tappan induced HIM to remain until
tha1 gcntlenan's recovery. He had gone over all
The accounts and deposits and compared them
withthe Finance Department, and everything was
corrcct There was no truth whatever IN any
Tunor alleging irregularities in connection with the
iscaauce Of revenue bonds, III the purchases by
I'm his letter requesting Mr.. Gilley to remain in
tLe Office for q time Mr.. Iappan SAID that he mao
never diverted dollar OF the city, money out OF
its proper chaIael, or used il to benefit himself.