New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
NCIV-YORK CITY.

Pbiip Casey and James Smith won game OF
handball Yesterday from James Dunn ana MIchaei
Landy. atNo 159 East Ihirty-hlth-st.
james w. Gerard will lecture at the University
Law School on Friday evening.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest OF
Charles Roth for brbng voters III the second AS
scmbIy District OH election day.
Mrs Ann Conover, age fifty, died yesterday from
an over dose of Iaudanun, at her home, NO. ZO3
East Sixty-third-st
A sailor on the steamship Saratoga who was
painting the smoke stack yesterday, icli 10 the
deck breaking his leg.
The Rriphtou Beach Racing Association will give
n benefit to-day to the reporters who have attended
their races during the season.
Two drcmen charged with fighting IN quarters
mud drunkenness and characterization. were dis
miseed fiom tho Department yesterday.
Nothing had been heard by the Commercial ga
bic Company, yesterday, IRON he steamship IaIa-
day which Is dragging for the American ehu oi te
first Of tho brokon cables.
KiiirD BY sTurr1-CAR. ~
car of the Bolt line ran over Mary Grai. li',le
girl whose homo was ut No. 1lo iehtn-a,c, oh
Tuesday night. and cut oil both her cg" lcs'ei-
day hlo died IN the Roosevelt Hospital
AN OPERA WITHOUT MrN,
| In the now comic opera " An Admnlcas Eden to
| be s,lng 1T the Comedy Theatre, there WIN bc no
men ON the stage or the ofchchlfA, AT Ftho m'lslc,
| vocal aud instrumental, VIII bo ionnhc'
roo mssy < naw,NG W"I, nS.hnSG1S,.ana. t9MeLGs1GS
twenty-sixtl-a., had her servant arrested on es-
daV for stealing IA pair of diamond earrings. ios,
tcrlay she found them in her room aud secured
the release OF The prisoner.
TRYING TO KILL HIS MOTHER AND BROTHER.
William Graeh tired six shots from revolver at at
his brother William and hls mother at NO. =
First-st on tuesday evening, none OF which TOOK
effect. At Jefferson Market yesterday hc was held
| III So, 900 bail.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF A wooLLEN FIRM.
The schedules IN the assignment OF Charles y.
Adams and Henry II. Allen, dealers In w0oiens at
No I42 Grand-st., TO Henry ID. Fuller whlch were
filed in the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday show
liabilities of $j5,Ss3 10 nominal assets @Zo'-
779 So; and actual assets, $l5.579O Us.
LITTLE HOPE OF REFORMATION.
c. A. Bunting. of the Christian Home Ior lntem-
perate Men, said Yesterday that DAVID Horton ar
rested on Tuesday for larceny, was not an inmate
| was there sufficiently long 10 snow that he was
worthless III principle and unWateul for kindness
| extended. He was dismissed last spring Tor those
reasons
CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED FOR TIE PEDESTAL
The sons of the Revolution have steadily pro-
gressed in their work of raising funds for the com
pletion OF the pedestal of the statue OF Liberty but
lately their daily receipts have not been equal to
day asking the churches all over the land TO take
up a collection TOR the building fund ~ Thanks
! giving Day.
| THE POE MEMORIAL
| r. H. Park, the sculptor, has apprlzed Aigcrnon
| s. Sullivan that the Actors Monument to Edgar
| Allan Poe has been shipped from I-eghorn ana Is
now on the voyage to New-f0rk. IL Will arrive IN
December and at a later date IL is 10 he inscribed
! in The Metropolitan Museum of Art with appIopri-
| ate cerelnonials. An address Will be delivered by
| Mr.. sullivan, an Grafton by the Rev. William X.
| Alger and poem by William Winter.
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD ELECTION:
| Ameeting of the stockholders OF the Third Ave
nue. Railroad Company held yesterday afternoon
resulted in the election OF Henry Hart, Wliilain
| Remsen, Lewis Lyon, Robert George Remsen. Matt
by q. Lane William H. Priohard, Samuel Hail. Sii'