New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
NETWORK CITY.

Assistant Forcmcn James McCutcheon, Michael
Hart Hugh ID. McCabe and Patrick j. Connolly
were made foremcn by the Fire Commissioners yos-
terday.
The inspectors and captains Of police held n
meeting in the Superintendent office Yesterday
and passed a resolution regarding the death of ex-
Judge BOswOrth. who formerly was Police Com
missioner.
MONEY LOANED on CATHOLIC COLLEGE.
4 loan of Slj0,000 has been advanced by the
Franklin Savings Bank on the Collegco of St.t rancls
Xavier. in West Sixteenth-st, to the college
trustees.
WANTED IN BALTIMORE FOR FORGERY.
DeGctye adams rr was TGggGsgd Gy telegraph pr
NO. 13S For,ythst, as he was wanted there on a
charge Of forgery. The detective arrested him yes
when he was held TO await further orders.
NEW STEAMSHIPS FOR The FRENCH LINE
Two new stcamS lips a.c To be built for the
French line between This port and llavre Arrange
mcnt- have been made for taking passengers from
German cities directly OH to the pier al Hayre. The
new steamers will be about the size OF the Norman
die
SNAIL BOY NOT EASILY SCARED.
Melville McEwcn, Of West Farms, drove 10 Ford
ham Landing on Wednesday and left his five-vear-
old son TO hold the horse while he entered 2 store
The horse ran away but mounted policeman
stopped him after an exciting chase Of half mile.
The hoy still held the reins and was nnhurt.
INNS AND IMPRISONMENT FOR Foley MEN
Recorder Smyth yesterday imposed fine Of
800 each on a dozen policy dealers who had been
convicted on The testimony of detective employed
by Inspector Byrnos. Walter King, William hing;,
man ana John Johnson each received thirty days
Imprisonment besides the hne.
soRAKICqIs CHALLENGE To wREsTLERs.
In reply TO the challenge of Bibby, the wrestler
Richard h. Fox offers TO give HIM 5000 II he can
defeat SOrallchi the japanese, III four bouts two
japanese and two mathematician, Il fifth, If
necessary, to be Japanese The offer is also made
to any wrestler
MAKING NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.
Every second year The Police Commissioners are
required by law to divide the election districts that
have had TeglStrai non "a more than 400 voters;
They complied with the law yesterday and divided
twenty-five districts, most OF them beng in the
Twenty second and Tweuty-third Assembly Dis
tTcts.
THE REPORT on THT GUsrtvUs ADoLPHCs CHURCH.
Examiner Clark Of the Bureau of Buildings.
made the follOwngTeDort on the GustaVus AdOphui
Tuesday: The west wall over the rear windows,
is cracked and bu gcd and unsafe; also the cornice
on the west side is rotten and the front cOrnce II
rotten and unsafe
4 MATINrE F0R \ DESERVING CHARITY.
\ special farewell matinee OF " Seven-Twcnty-
Eight will be given ut Days Theatre by Days
Company. on Monday, May 25. az p. N. in aid of
the House of the Holy Trinity, for Bcfriending
now ' be o Ij'H G OF 5.. r. Hds Em4e No. %
Madison ave, and Miss Bns,e, No. 10 West Nine
teenth-st.
A FEUITLUSS SEARCH FOR WIFE.
All the yOung m9idCns IN Castle Garden hung
their heads aud looked as hashful AID pretty rs
ture would allow them, as john knappacr the
a
through the rotunda yesterday. John found no
dJmSel 20 his liking, however and went away sing
ing LEY, bat am doeiul"
srHErTS NEWLY LIGHTED WITH ELECTRICITY.
Alderman Mullers mution TO introduce the cleo
the light in certain parts of the city. winch was
adopted by the Board of Aldermen at its last meet
ing was carried into effect on Wednesday night.
The streets newly lighted were eckcr-st. from
Caninc-st to Eighth-ave.; Fourtcenth-st. from
Eighth-ave. TO the North River; Ganseyoort square
and Abingdon Square.
F-DI
The examination IN the McCuire stabbing case,
which occurred in Mark Ihomas'S grog shop IN
CaDal-st. sunday morning, was continued at
the Coroners Office yesterday, Christian 4. bnSch,
who arrested for killing McGuire, testified IN
his own behalf. He said that lac found knife on
the floor when McGulre had INN on the iioOr and
that he used il in scf-dcIcnce. The jury after a
brief consultation decided that Mcclure was
stabbed by Busch III seli-deience.
TWO UNPROFTABLE LODGERS.
DR.. William I. Morris, Of No. 20 Wayeriy- place.
aud Eugene StraSburger dress maker. Of No.
81 Clmton-pIact, IN the Jefferson Market Police
Cont Yesterday, charged William Reynolds of No.
$40 East Eighticth-St., alias "POmpadour Kate -:
and John Williams, waiter of No. 2So SecOnd-st.,
alias Lowrie Mncco with having engaged rooms
in their nOuses and then robbed the rooms OF other
inmates. In this manner they secured a large
amount OfiewelIy and wearing apparel. Justice
Smith held the prisoners for trial
PLANS FOR HORACE :. TATLOE's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Horace ;. Taylor VIII take place
at No. l-3 East Sixty -tirSt-st. at o'clock tins
afternoon. Services viii be conducted bv the Rev
Charles :. Robinson Of the Presbyterian Memorial
Church. and the choir of Holland Lodge will fur
nish the music. The burial VIII take place to-
request of Mr.; Taylor some time before his death
tibet he should not be buried by the Masonic Fra
tcrnitv. and the members OF the Order VIII be pres
eut at the services only as friends.
TX ALDERMAN RADDr BURIED
The funeral of ex- Alderman William Radde took |
place yesterday in the Murray Hill Presbyterian |
Church, in East fOrtieth-st. The Rev. Dr. Ed |
ward f. Moidehnkc pastor Of tic ST. Peters Ger
man Lutheran Church, conducted the service in |
German and English. The pall-bearers were A. !
Gaseous, Frank Rempe James Lyon and f. w. !
BlecSwcnn. Among those present were Hiram |
Calkns. BIrdseye Brakeman, Sinclair TOusey Ed |
mund Dwight and X. IT, Lyon, trustees of the lIah- |
nemamn Hospital. Tho burial was at the Lutheran |
Cemetery.
RErRov1NG Az oFFICIoUs POLICEMAN.
OTTO EmmentIaut. age seventeen, of No 257 East |
Fourth-st., arrested OH Sunday night by Officer |
Meyer, of the Eleventh Precinct, on "A charge of |
disorderly conduct and after being severely |
dubbed was locked ,np. Yesterday when the
hearing the particulars of the complaint Justice
White dismis sed II and administered "A reproof to
that he will apply for redress II Police leadQuar-
tiers. The young man sitting on the stooD in
front of his house when the arrest was made
RUMoRs ABOUT STEAMSHIPS.
No further news regarding the rumoIed sale of
the GuiOn Line steamship Oregon 10 the Cnnard
company was known ut either OF he Offices yester-
day. RumoTs ahOat that the Gulon Line had
sold the Alaska 70 the White Star Line INT tLat
was emphs tically denied at both Offices Then
came that the Arizona had been sold to the
Imam Line and that the new National Line steamer
had been sold To the state Line. The agents infer
ested denied the stores most cmphaticallv No ono
could tell where the rumors started They seemed
10 be floating III the air.
Az INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FESTIVAL.
The Industrial School of the Pilgrim Congrega-
IiOnal Church at Madison-aye and Onc-hnndred-
and twenty Tstst held its annual festival al the
church last night. Under Mrs. j. 5. Augur who
organized the school some years ago, and who has
il since, It has been successful mission
! he children are taught to read, sing sew and to
knit. They recited and sang last night the Rev
:. II. Virgin and others made addresses and the
fancy articles made by the children were sold in
the church parlors for the benefit OF the school
fund