New-York tribune., 1884-03-21


"ag amporters Protective Association Maritime Exchange
Reception at Post Graduate Medical School, Pm
Funeral Of Mrs. Anna Bishop Schultz, No. '443 Park
Downing habcas corpus proceedings, Supreme Court
| RACQUET tournament, Racquet Club Court
Meeting OF ministers Historical Hall, Brooklyn P ID;
Dr. MtchelIs lecture on health Assocs''on nun
pm.
| The Seaboard Bank Yesterday began to do busi-
ness as one of the designated repositories Tor mar
| gins Of the Produce Exchange.
Inspector Esterbrook yesterday directed the trus-
tees of the House of the Good Shepherd at Nnetie.
ST. and Avenue to erect three lines VI nioo'0ap''
on the building.
THE CARDINALS BIRTHDAY. ..,,
Cardinal McC Closkey celebrated his seventy-ionrtn
birthday yesterday quietly. lie conauStou nissS s a.
a. M and received number oil cans lI1l .i d
| men and others during the day. HIS health IN gooo
for one of his age but he avoids excitement
MR. HoILss MISSION sUcCEssfUIr ,ao.
F. w Hollis telegraphed yesterday 10 the lnde-
| nendent Rennblican Conference Committee from
Cincinnati that his mission there III LoTmng an ~
adjunct, has been as successful as niS 'i'i' "
| Chicago
| A BIGAMIST PLEADS GUILTY.
| Frederick William Weber who married Bertha ).
Shirley and Elizabeth Greischen. schooimass W. Wi'n f
out procuring divorce or waiting Ior naded gulty
yesterday before Judge GildersleeVe IN lne utt
General Sessions, and was sentehceu W 'iio S'"'0
| prison for two years
| PLANS FOR A NINE-sToRY APARTMENT HOUSE
W. p Douglas, of Little Neck, l.. l., yesleiuity ~
filed plans for nine-story apartment nousc ~ 10
erected at Nos 1872, 134 and 1876 west fotn nf
ST. The front of the building is TO be conslfuc o
PHILADELPHIA brick with terra Gotta trimmings the
| estimated cost is $75,OOO.
GETTING READY FOR ANOTHER DINNER. -
| The Sons of the Revolution" do not purpose 70
| LEFT The memory of Washington wane They intend
celebrating the anniversary OF the Dattie i", ., -
ington on April 49, by dinner at w ashlnBB,om BoaS
| Headonartersv now owned by Jacob EtZel AT Dioau
and Pearl gts This is the original building where
Washington took leave of his staff at the close Oh
the Revolution.
HARLEM DENTIST IN TROY 0 UBIG, r., O Third
| Edward b. Briggs. "A dentist, OF No. l.9lo hiru-
ave. was held in 81 800 bail in the Harlem Police
Court Yesterday on tho charge OF betraylnR un5 11
promise of marriage Miss Lucy flnch, OF NO. ~ ~
Fast One-hundred- and -secOnd-st On Monday highl'
she SAYS he told her that he could not marry heI pc
cause he was engaged to a young woman oi motifs
ania. Not having secured DondSinan' ho was
| locked up.
An OLD MANS NIGHT IN TuE STREET.
An old gray-bearded man was found fast asleep
on the steps of house IN SlXtl-st yes'epty lnolu
ing. The rain had drenched his gaTlnelts ho aho
! wished his hair down over his face AGerinan VINO
! was Dassing recognized the sleeper as Joseph
Meyer of No. 7S iirst-aye, VINO hah Deel lnLsS,ng
from home since Monday night. When aTaNehe4
| he coud give no account of himself, and seemed
dcncnted. lie was taken to bis home and physi-
cIan was called.
CAPTURED TIE EVE OF DEPARTURE; an
Francis A. Foster, a wool merch3nt OF 10; ~
| Frankln-st Boston, through the police or tDat
city informed Inspector Byrnes that ": ", Hud- Iu
J patc a clerk in his employ, mad ncu 10 Ne"-loi IA
with Sal of Mr.. Fosters money. Search was made
for him in this city and yesterday DetectiVe Ser-
geants Mangin and Magure captured the IellDmng @
clerk who is but twenty years old, JuSt as ne 40
| abomf TO embark on the steamer Orin0co for i}er-
muda. He was locked up at Police headquarters
ARRANGING FOR THE NEW BHRGE OFFICE;
Health Officer Smith and C0lec'0r i,io"d ,ooci,S"d
Yesterday conferred with regard to The proposed
transfer of passengers and baggage, excepting ine
| steeragc from steamships TO the Barge once De
fore the vessels go to their piers. DIR. Smlth sug-
] tod az would he
the transfers before the vessels left Qnarahilne;
r. j. Cortis, manager of the White otaI l.Ine, Siu
! that he believed that the system would prove I'LL
practlcabie
TIE RAPID TRANSIT CoMMIssIoNfRs
The Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday or
dered President Smiths report to the Mayor OF lne
| proceedings of the Board to be printed some
ppmcndmn6fs are proposed before it is adopted.
Commissioner Livcnnore stated that pe'liion " hs
seemed at first sight to be directed against allow
ing anv elevated railroad TO be constructed IN ths
street; but in reality in tho context II opposed ,e
were signing it, he said, without Understanding nS
object.
DEsFITFD FOR ANOTHER ACTRESS.
IS MeIe aS dYgc Rgss oHrV Juvenile mkJ both Of
the Eiehth-st. Theatre, before Justice " nIte at
the Jelerson Market Police Court, charged Lillian
Ashbv, "juveaile actress" with annoying Miss
| Livingston and threatening her life. II appeared
that Lillian had been engaged to Russell who had
deserted her for Nellie, Miss Ashby denied that she
did not want Russell but that she wanted 200
that she had lent to his mother. He had refused to
| nav IT. The justice advised her to sue Tor IT, ana
dismissed the case.
REGISTERS OFFICE MOTIFS.
In consideration of ", 600 Mr.. and Mrs; James
DOYLE have executed to the trustees OF 81 Patrlcks
Cathedral an instrument by which they give to
the latter qut-ca of all their title whatsoever
in the property now occupied by the Cat hedraL A
| document was recorded IN the Registers Office yes
terday incorporating "Dngeldein Memorial Church
of the Evangelical Association Of North America
The West Presbyterian Church has let to the Faith
| Presbyterian Church the church building NOS. 4i3
| and 423 West FOrty-sixth-st., Tor two years from
December 1888, at an annual rental OF $lO
SERIES or RACQUET GAMES BEGUy.
An interesting series of racquet matches was
begun yesterday at the Racquet Court Clubs build
ing at Sixth-ave. and Twenty y-sIxth-st. The games
are for the first and second handicaps and for the
championship All games are for the best three in
five and no postponements allowed All ques-
tions are be referred TO special committee, con-
sisring of Messrs. Ohs Lydg and Perkins. The
championship matches will be finished before the
frst-class handicap begins, the winner in the
former to carry an extra penalty of half hand.
Yesterdays second class handicap games were won
by NJ c. Steward over c. +. Kerr. TO and, by j.
/ w Pryor over A. G. Hodges, to 2. In the cham
pionship game between l.. n. Rutherfurd and L.
| Leavitt, jr., the former won by default:
FUNERAL OF JEREMIAH LEAYCRAFT.
| The funeral of jeremiah Leaycraft was held
Yesterday morning at the Church of the Heavenly
| Rest In fifth-ave near Forty-tfth-st. 1t was at
tended by deputations from the Maritime; Produce
| and Coffee exchanges, of which Mr.. Leaycraft
was member. The coffin borne into the
church by the clerks from the counting -house of
! the deceased man. There were numerous floral
offerings The services were conducted by the Rey.
! ID Parker Morgan assistant rector Of the church.
! The pail bearers were Charles NJ. Fry president of
| the Bank of New-York; ID. A. McTavsh, Of the
British Bank of North America; Walter Watson, of
! tbc Bank of Montreal: j. c. McAndrew and G. W.
| Leavitt The body was buried in Greenwood.
BROOKLYN
Deaths last week, 273; births 21S; marriages.
| "A.
Mayor Low has demonstrated with Seth l..
Keeney the street cleaning contractor, because of
the dirty condition of the streets, of which many
| complaints have been made.
! The union services in Historical Hall were well
attended Yesterday. The Rev. DIR. ID. {. Eddy. of