New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
7 HamIin. Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works,
| and resolveA IN attend the funeral.

Hamlin, Deputy Commissioner OF Pubic "orK''
| and resolved to attend the funeral
Joseph TYLER. a bootblack who robbed Frcdcrlok
o. Junco of a valuable gold watch in Scventn,avo
| on October 20, was sentenced yesterday oy "00oi
der Smyth, TO five years IN the Statc rrson'
rrrpryo pULIs AND BEARS ON MILK, .,
A thriving business Is done In Broad,st. IL sei.
Ing milk and buttermilk by the glass; The .dsaiHr d
| has the cans set In ice In small hano 0Si" A-
| Ave cents buttcrnilk three cents.
INITIATED BY NAUTICAL scHooI ALUMNI, :.
The New.York Nautical School Alumni held . :
meeting at No. 322 Eiahth.ave. last eyenihg eyngev ~
initiate eighteen eradna,eso o, s.crctaTv and Charles
| is spresident. William McNay secrc'a'y' "n'
| Enes treasurer.
"BoccAccIo FOR THE KISDERdARrEN. .;r-
The energetic ladies in charge Of the chahy M hs given
in the Academy of Music on November lS, agIpod aIpods
| that fow seats and boxes are left unsola.
| ing Hebrews of the city will occupy po1eo
,xcprAsr IN puslNrss FAILURES.
Tho business failures in the United States the last
seven dsvs "A reported to r. @. Dun Co. OF !no nn
Mercantile Agency number anu nth ast week.
More than half the failures occurred IN inc
Western and Southern States
THE MrrRopoLirAS NATloSAt BASki ASk.i,roro,,.
meeting Of the stockhoidcrs ot hthcr ,hc tSc hank
shall 20 into voluntary liquidation VIII po nod nd a.
Tuesday. A two-thirds vote requneu ,,n, ""h ha~e
| ready proxies for more than this ainount na.o
been received There In said to bc no opposit'on W
the plan among the directors whol according " 4"
officer of the bank are unanimously IN iaVor Va ''
xtssrp NY 4 DELICATE putCurR Boy. a.,
Alexander Weber, a dull and dclicatc-lo"kinE
scandinavian was arrested yesterday charged WIN
kissing n boarding-honso keeper TO wnoln mo "aa IT,
carried some meat lie Ia nnonot non rs ins Mas
Sca,"si her viii. Police Jusicc Patterson decided
| that M money was desired another conr. wo"'"
have to be sought IN which TO press her c'a'"''
| ANNIvrnsARy or 4 CRY COLLEGE CLASS
The members of the class OF 90 OF tho CollrRo W
the civ of New-York, celebrated tho quarteI'cen,
tennial anniversary Of their graduation WIN Pa y
dinner at Martinelli's last night; he among nn,e' ,m
present were Professor +. g. Tisdall, John Apple,
ion Dr. A ". Lozler. A. II. Ireland, James Knox
and w. f. Hudson. Ont OF the thirty s'"'""'''
| there are twenty seven living
MEETING OF THE KvANGELICtL ALLIANCE, ,,;o
| The Evangelical Alliance Will hold pubic
meeting AT Association Hall on Monday eVeniuik,
when Dr. Philip sota w,I parSen'D Dr. John Hail.
| Dr. j. NJ Buckley and Professor Il. f. We,unTi onmaii
VIII spc%k on the Tae b SdT Si of ONE m of the s swedish
| churches will sing Gustavus Adophuss pa''ie
| Hymn. 1880. .,,,, ,o,,r
When Mrs. G. p Huntington died in October,
1859. she was First Vice-Presdent of the Chapin
Home for the aged and lniirln. she hal Ior seseLa
;rstitutInn and gwen II substantial aid. In her
will she left the Home $4,000 This was pa,d TO
| the Treasurer. Mrs. ID. ID. |. MARSHALL OH "cun''
day by Mr.. Huntington.
| A GIRL RUNAWAY FROM ENGLAND.
| Passenger Agent OConnor, of the Monarch Line
received a letter from the relatives ol tdith sears
| a glrl age twenty, from London, Gaying thal si.c
| had run away from home, and asking hm 10 inter
cent her and send her back. She was supposed 10
| he on the steamship The Queen. which arrived OH
Thursday. but Detective Groucn lailcu W iiiu any
| trace of her.
| CHLDREN's DAY At THE FAIR. ,
To-day every child entering the american ins,i .hid
| tute Industrial Exhibition. Ihird;ayc., Slxiy:,hud
and S,xtv-iourth sts., whether girl or boy, will be
presented with handsome souvenir. Inc success
| attending the presentation OF similar TOKENS on
I,ar iffn
| Managers 70 continue the experiment. This week.
| however the mementos to be given will be far
pretter and more costly than on previous occa-
| slOns.
| GENERAL GRANT WOULD NOT LISTEN.
A young man who carried broad 5riiDmed hat
III his hand and sad that he had INST arrived from
| Texas was prisoner in the forkville Court yc~tcr,
| day He said that his nanc was John BOYD ana
that General Grant wonld not let him work. He
went t. the Generals house to sing for him, he
added but the General refused to listen. Justice
| Murray seat the prisoner to the Commissioner OF
Charities and Corrections for examination.
| THE SHOOTING OF JAMES RirCHIE.
| James Ritchie, who confined unatc on
| Black wells Island shot on Aprl 10 and found
dead at the upper part of the island Thomas
| HOGAN Thomas Brown, and William Glynn, who
were seen running away from the scene or the
shooting wer. accused of the murder, but Hogan,
| who appeared by the statements of the Others to
| have done the shooting, escaped. Glynn, who Is
only sixteen wears old, was tired yesterday as an
accOmplice and was acquitted.
| DESTROYS or SHAKING THE POLICE "BooDfE"
| man, described by the doorman at Police Head;
| quarters rs gone in the upper story" several
| times recently has displayed an unsigned Ger
| tifcate of appointment as Police Comm,ssioner
On 1hursday he left card giving ms address as
stephen Collins of No. 325 East Thirty y-seyenth-st
| He il SAID TO be a shoemaker, hfty-fve years OF
| age His chief ANXIETY appeared to he concerning
| the "boudle" which he thought the Commissioners
shared, 700 being low figure for that perqui-
! site.
| CvsToDIiVsHIP OF THE POST OFFICE.
| The Post Office Building has been without n Gus
todian since Postmaster Pearson ceased to act IN
| that capacity a few wears ago. James McAfee, who
! recently died had been Assistant Custodian under
| the Postmaster until change was made by which
h. acted as custodian. though not holding that title
| decided AGAIN tD have a nominal custodian and
MARSHALL trhaftlt ill act in that capacity. He has
designated as assistant custodian one uf HE former
deputies, John Htihesi wlp s one ~ the leaders
| " the lei Assembly District Republican Otsani2a-
tioh and an earnest supporter ~ John J. y llieh.
| efViViNG AN nib swiNbit
Evidences that 80 oli fahq ias been revived
wefp presented ~ the lomh' Police ,DHit tespf.
| daV, Alexander ihph, alias Maeh,' pnhiesseh "
haVing procured receiving dispatches thftNah col
| iuslNn Wh an enleNp ~ tho Western lininn lple=
| aIaph tpmpanN, aud on these hp 0iead 0i,ris ful
| meiGhandisp on Michiean houses, and the gonds
| we're delivered to hn, Cater, iiawiey n Co. were
| teeoed out of goods worth y 500 up0n order of
| thus kind. Ii is not known how many other vio-
| TINS tnere ara. BLACK also forged small drafts
which were paid. Detective liagau is tTyina to as
| certain the number of merchants who have been
| swlndcd. The prisoner was reinanded
BROOKLYN.
| A telephone transmltter is to be placed in DR..
| Tamages Tabernacle, on the case of the KEY board
of the organ III front of the pulpIt platform Wires
| will he lun to the houses of members desirous of
hearing the sermons without going to the church.
| The funeral of Samuel Barstow, who died on
| 1872 Westinghouse. The Rev. Drs. Armitage and
| Thomas conducted the exercises. The burial was