New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

Henry Welsh is to build six stores in Greenwich
ST. at a cost Of S2OOOOO.
The sale of the Deane estate, announced tor yes
terday, postponed ten days.
A letter-carrier in Sulfok-st yesterday opened
window to leave letter and was bitten on the
nose by dog,
The summer timetable of the New-York and
Long Branch RaHr0ai VIII go lhUo ohooV VII
Sunday, June ~.
Dr. Edison received information yesterday that
four sick cows had been found III the stable OF sam
uel Gordon, at Blissville l.. /.
George Mundy of No. 105 Bayard-st who sells
100 quarts of milk daily, in the lombs Court yes
terday was charged with watering bis milk
The body of Simeon w. sibley, who committed
suicide at No. 81 Leonari-St. ON Wednesday, was
sent to Vermont yesterday.
The body of an unknown laborcr, about sixty
years old was found in the East River at the loot
of Forty -seventh-st. yesterday.
William Garthwaite, of White Plains. employed
in the ward of the Grand Central depot had MS
foot crushed i'll switch yesterday.
The Cotton Exchange Yesterday determined, by
vote of 1874 TO p to establish two daily calls for
print cloths for cash and for future delivery
Superintendent Houghton. of the Maritime EX-
change has received $1,000 80, including 81 40
subscribed through THE TRIBUNE, for the ta!nilles
of the pilots who lost their lives 0y the SINKING Oh
the pilot-boat Columbia on December z, last
Moritz Seller who was charged with sending an
Insulting postal card TO his fasher-in-lav; H. ;;
Randinrer of Chicago was arrested Yesterday and
held IN 81 600 by Commissioner Shields TO await
examination.
FINED FOR MAILING LOTTERY TICKETS.
Iouis L. Levin, who pleaded guilty TO a
charge of sending lottery tickets through me mails
was yesterday sentenced by Judge beheeG Ion 'no
United States Criminal Court to line OF @0OO.
SLIGHT FIRE IN THE COSMOPOLITAN PHEATRE.
The accidental ignition of match shortly before
Up. H. yesterday in the property room OF the COS
mopOlItan Theatre started slight IIe, WHICH Was
extineuished by Two policemen.
A BOSTON YOUTH HELD on A CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
James Bliss. age nineteen, OF NO.. Us federaI-sI.'
day was held i'll default of 81 600 bail TO answer
charge Of burglary. On Wednesday mght, as was
alleged he broke INTO the paint store OF George H.
Rumbold, No. All Canal-st.
ELSIE RYL4ND TO SERVE HER TERM IN PRISON.
Mrs Elsie Ryland, who was convicted OF forgery
in 1852 and released Oh bail pending appeal was
taken before Judge GllderSleeve yesterday ana
was committed to serve out her term or Imprlsoii-
ment of two years and six months: She was lmpll7
Gated in several skillful forgeIles. She escaped
from the custody of her bondsman and was 1
reported to be dead. she was louhu III H4i"uoi-
phia few days ago.
A NEW CUBAN PATRIOTIC CLUB"
The special meeting of Cubsns last evening ~
Clarendon Hall was largely attended. Juan Arnao
presided. Officers of revolutionary societies were
present among them being Manuel Beraza, se S
tary of independence Club, No, Senior sonel Ian,
sccTy.tarv OF the Nacional AgTamonte, and Il.
Rubicra 1t was decided to form a Cuban Pa
trotc Club of New-York.' representing the differ
ent clubs already in existence. committee was
aDpointed to draft plan of organization.
KILLING HIMSELF IL CENTRAL PARK.
Edward Binder, an unmarried German mechanic
forty-fye years old, who was employed by II; l..
RooSeycIt the o1gan manufacturer in West
Eghteenth-st., committed suicide, Yesterday in
Central Park by shooting himself. lie had been IN
his cGuntry four wears Ills fellow-wOTkmen said
that Binder lad been drunk frequently, and had
spent all his wages in dissipation. About month
ago he was discharged. He boarded at No;232 West
Iwenty-eighth-st and sold his tools on Wednesday
and purchased pistol When he left the board
ing house yesterday he said he was going to Jack
sonville, Fla where his brother Is hotel-keeper'
DIVIDING COMMISSIONS WITH THOSE INSURED
An Objectionable feature III New-lork city fire
insurance business, as at present conducted Is the
practice of brokers dividing their commissions with
Tie persons insured to secure or retain risks. Mr.
Kennedy. of the firm OF Weed Y Kennedy, has sub
mitted a plan TO the committee of the New York
TariH Association having under consideration the
brokerage and commission question, which he
thinks will do away with this evil. At present a
broker receives from a company ten per cent on
risks rated by the association, which he often
divides with the person insured. Mr.. Kennedy
proposes to allow neither rebate TO those insured
nor commission to the broker on rated risks