New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Rev William r. Ayers lecture, NO. 90 west Anrty-
West Side Club Manhattan Hall, sp. m.
NETWORK CITY.
The New-York Athletic Club will hold their
spring meeting on June z.
Four dollars have bean received for the HOOD
sufferers from the Rev. ii. I. Hunter, OF Broadal-
bin, n. Y.
Lewis f. Ford age nine of No 1928 First-sve,
fell into the river at the foot of East slxtyeghth
ST. last night and was drowned.
SHIPMENTS OF GOLD.
Engagements for the shipment of gold TO Europe
to-day amount to 81 200, 900. The largest shippers
are Kidder, Peabody d Co. 100000, and LaZard
FTeres S30O,OOOm gold bars.
REwARDING A PoLICEMAN's BRAVERY.
Ten new policemen were appointed yesterday; ana
honorable mention was awarded to Patrolman
George Click, of the Twenty-seventh frecihct, loI
the rescue of woman from burning mouse III
Vesey-st. on Saturday night.
THE SHERIFF TO BE ARRAIGNED TOMORROW.
At the request of the counsel for Sherlu DAVID
son, the DIstrct-Attorney has postponed the , ar
raignment of the Sheriff until tomorrow. Inc
other indicted officials will be arraigned in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer to-day.
POLICEMAN sLATTERY DISMISSED;
The Police Commissioners yesterday dlsmiSscG S
Policeman Dennis Slattery, of the lwenty-tmid
Precinct, who was accused of arTestlng woman III
the Seventeenth Precinct on the evening OF Maren
l. and failing TO take her to Police Court on the
following day.
KILLED BY A HOSTING APPARATUS:
BY the breaking of hosting apparatus III new
building at No. 230 East Forty y-tfth-st last even.
ing, Henry Pew, age twenty-tonr OF No. 70 70 Fast
FoTty-frst-s was killed, and Cornelius McEnerny,
age fifty-One. of No. 315 East FortyNeighth-s was
seriously injured about the back
OPENING THE EDEN MUsEE.
The Eden Musee at No. 80 West Twenty-third.
ST. will he open 10 the public on Saturday. HAIR
of the gross receipts of that day will be placed AZ
the disposal of Mayor Edison for city charities
The exhibition will consist of wax figures and tap
leaus, representing men and events OF historic
interest.
THE WRECK OF THE NANKIN TO BE REMOVED
The wreck of the steamship Naukin which has
been a dangerous obstruction to navigation since
she sunk in the nwash Channel in ARrll; les2,
by collision with the steamer George w Clydc Is 10
be removed. General Newton yesterday informed
the Pilot Commissioners that contract had been
made to remove her before June 80.
oBsTRUCTIONs IN FoURTEENTH-sT.
An order returnabie March 81 has been granted
by Justice Lawrence, requiring the Aldermen 10
show cause why certain showcases and other OBJ
structi0ns in FOurteenth-st., between broadway
and Sixth-ave., should not be removed. George lie
Bouher of LIE BOutlllier Brothers, Is the petl-
toner.
ENDING HER LIFE WITH MORPHINE.
Mrs. Anna Livingston, who keeps q boarding
house at No. 756 Eliza 4eth-ave yesterday morning
found one of her board5rs Celia Mitchell, dead in
bed. She was thirty years old and unmarried
Deputy Coroner Messemer made an autopsy, and
discovered that death was due to dose oil NOR
phine. The woman was about to become a
mother
BARNUMs WHITE ELEPHANT.
The steamer Lydian Monarch, with Barnums
white elephant on board is expected tomorrow,
and great are neng IGe acc6@naned sc
by fifteen Burmese musicians priests IDOLS ana a
white sacred monkey. Properly authenticated GER
Oh board.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. CISCO.
The funeral of John j. Cisco will take place at
Trinity Chapel at 10 a. m. to-day The pail bearers
son G. Hunt Percy X. Pyne, Edwards Pierrepont,
John T, Hoffman, George Henry Warren and Parke
L. a1f1ptn htrf hn
Rev Messrs Swope and Olmsted and the Rev. DR..
Dix. There will be no services at tho house.
WANTED IN A. DIVORCE SUIT.
p. Mohelbacher, Of No. 81 Bond-st, advertised
Yesterday for information regarding Carrie Wilson
and a conductor named Parker. A TRIBUNE re-
porter was told that tho persons named were wanted
as witnesses in divorce suit which would create
considerable stir; hat the parties lived IN Long
Island and that the woman was correspondent In
the suit Further information was refused,
THoMPsoN's MONEY POSTED TO FIGHT SULLIVAN
Duncan Ross, the backer of Mervine Thompson,
of Cleveland, has posted 80, 500 with Richard X.
Fox, for the hight with John l.. Sullivan, for So
600 side and the championship OF the world. In
the event of q referee not being chosen Richard X.
Fox is to name time and place for fighting and to
appoint a referee. The fight Is TO be witnessed by
six persons on each side, and is TO be fought to
finish according TO the new rules OF the London
Prize Ring.
FLORIST CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Harry J. Bleezard, florist OF No % West Ibir-
teeRth-st in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday was charged with forgery. On Saturday
he presented a check on the Bank of the Metropo-
lis for $195, signed by Margaret Metzger to Bern
hardt Esig, fancy goods dealer at No. 2l7 Sixth
ave. Mrs. Metzger denounced the instrument az
forgery. The accused man was committed TO
answer in the Court of General Sessions.
OPENING OF An EXCHANGE DOWNTOWN
The latest addition to the circle of commercial
bodies downtown is the Manhattan Hay and Pro
duce Exchange, which recently removed from
tngtOn Building. The new quarters will he formally
occupied and be open for inspection to-day. The
regular business will begin to-morrow, when quo.
tafions of the Produce and Stock Exchanges and of
the Chicago Board Of Trade will be posted, as well
as stocks in transit and other statistical informa
tion. There will be calls" on provisions grain
and hay
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. John IIumpstone of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church led the Union Evangelistlc ser
vices in Historical Hall yesterday The topic was
Conviction " of SIM
The funeral of the late Edward II. Marsh of No
$40 Adeph-st., took place Yesterday in the Chn-
ton Avenue Congregational Church. Inc ReV' l.
b. Mcleod and DR.. A. :. Hunt ofieiated
The Union Avenue Baptist Church has accepted
the resignation of the pastor. the Rev ID. C.
Hughes, who Will preach II farewell sermon next
Sunday.
Daniel Reilly, who killed Miss Celia Renney last
week with revolver which he did not know was
loaded was held yesterday for the action of the
Grand Jury on a charge of criminal negligence.
John c. Perry, just appointed Chief Justice of
Wyoming Territory resigned his office of counsel
of the Police and Excise Departments yesterday
and Albert L. Lamb was appointed to succeed him.
The salary is 81, 900. Judge Perry will receive
So, 900 in Wyoming. Mr.. Lamb is forty;one years
old, a Yale graduate, and member OF the firm of
johnson & Lamb.
Health Commissioner Raymond has directed the
propretOrs of the ten slaughter houses In Brooklyn
to kill no cattle except In the presence OF an In
spectof OF The Health Department. The regulation
is designed to prevent the killing of cattle affected
by any disease rendering the meat unit for food.
Last year 1877, ,3S5 head of cattle were killed in
Brooklyn.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.