New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-06
NETWORK CITY.

Tor pubic WISH anu -
tickets will be required OF VlsltOrs'
Mayor Grace Yesterday appointed Seligman Man
heimer clerk to the secretary Oh inc INC ol la
aiming Boards at a salary OF l,oOo per year.
AT the fall meeting of the National Riiie AssoclaI
tion at Creedmoor. spirit levels will be allowed
on the rear sights of military rifles as all coinpet
TONS
Thomas 2. I. Goddard and others have loaned
5000 600 TO Daniel Hennessy upon property az tne
southeast corner of Fourth-aye. ana SeVehty-'n'r"
The Board of Police yesterday refused to give
nermission to members of the force TO sell tickets
for performance at the Metropolitan opera house
In aid Of the Bartholdi pedestal fund
Edward Harrigan. the well-known actor and
manager, yesterday transferred his house, NO. Ia
Perry;st., t. DAVID Brahs an who Ill 'urn 'i""'-
Custom House officers yesterday seized tho fol-
lowing dutiable articles from the foreign mails
Eighteen gold lOckets. IL canes, o onyx settings
and 800 packages Of books, prints, ETC.
The Jewellers Security Alliance, mutual organ
izaton for the protection of jewellers against bnr-
olarv Yesterday elected David G. Dodd, Jr, presi-
dent w. G. Kimball, treasurer, ana u u ChaIpe-
nOis, secretary. -
ASNIyERsARY or THE NOON PRAYFR-MEETING.
The first anniversary of the noon prayor-meetlng
of the Union Reformed Church No; 70 Slxin-a p
was held Yesterday. Ii was conducted by the Rev.
George J. Minrins and addresses were made by
clerQymen Of different denominations.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE FIRST AVENUE FIRE.
Martha Krefchmer, a child Of eeyensyears, died
Yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. Her death brings
the number of victims Of the First Avenue tene-
nent honse fire up to ten. Those who now remain
in the hospital are said to be i'll fair way 10 re-
coycry - 49,. x,. .o,D
rs Cooper OF COopersburg. PENN has arrived
at the American Horse Exchange Win several car
sale on FRIDAY which will, as usual, DO conducted
Inv Peter G. Kellogg & Co, auctioneers; Imported
animals compose the larger part OF the consign-
'''''' yNrrrFs FOR A ROLLER SKATING RACE.
There are fifteen entries for tho six days roller
skating race which + to begin at the MaaIsIn
Skinner. of Boston, and Charles 4. HARTMAN,
" champion distance roller skater OF the Paeihc
coasfV will skate for 1000 side. l he stake
money Will be distributed at 40, 20 and 10 per
cent rates to the winners and the gate receipts at
90, 90 IL, 3. and per cent respectively; Inc
winner will receive also "A champion belt Win
81 900 from Peter Duryea
TRrsTErs on SAVE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Produce Exchange Safe Deposit ana trust
Company elected as trustees Yesterday Franklin
Edison, Lyman f. Holmar. Alfred NJ; Hoyt, samuel
Jacoby Forrest II. Parker. G.. +. Gregory, ID. A.
Lindlev +. Il. Liyermore. James Niece, Frederick
Meissner Alexander L. orr, l.. NJ. Van Tassel and
f. ). Whitman.
PERHAPS he SWALLOWED THE BULLET
Charles Oesterng. German piano-maker. age
NJ No 1919 Snlliyan-st Although he used double
barreod pistol, tho wound was not considered
fatal when the police sent him 10 ~. vincent
Hospital as a prisoner. He had been too inlrn 70
work for a long time, ana had been supported by
an association of piano-makers. bat recently the
supply OF money was stopped
siout woman about fifty years Of age, wearing
n calico dress and green stockings, jumped into the
East River at SeyeHty-hrst-st., Yesterday George
Ueyeser OF East Seventy hrst-st rescued her after
she had become insensible and she was sent to the
Presbyterian Hospital.
TO TAKE THr PLACE OF THE ABYssINGA.
The British Government having chartered the
steamship Abyssina from the Guon Line, In addi-
tion to the Alaska and Arizona. the company has
chartered the British Queen TO take her place Tho
latter Il only freight vessel tho British Govern
ment having chartered many Of the Transatlantic
passenger steamers that no more are available for
charter. - .
TIE thirty-ffth anniversary OF tho Five Points
Mission WIS celebrated yesterday nj the institu
tion No. 60 Park-st. Addresses were made by tho
Rev BENJAMIN VI. Adams, who recounted his eX-
periences of thirty years ago. when he was minister
there; and the Rev. o. X Bouton, the present
superintendent. The report showed an income of
over 800 children spent two weeks or moro in the
country last summer.
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN A YIRM.
II was learned yesterday that important changes
in the management of the business of David BOWS
q Co. are 10 be made on August |. David Bows,
who some time ago was relieved OF some of his
bnrdens will retire from all participation IN the
business aud Alexander T.. Orr will relinquish the
burden that has been on him. The active men will
be David Dsws, jr., and George b: Coossey, the
latter of whom Is a son-in-law Of David bows.
Both have heretofore been Junior members Of the
firm.
FUNERAL OF EDWIN o. TUFTS
The funeral of Edwin o. Tufts, who died on Sat
urday at his home In West Twenty -sixth-st. was
held Yesterday III st. AIMS Protestant Episcopal
Church in West Eighteenth-s. The Rev. DIR.
Grams the assistant or efficated. There was
large attendance including aany merchants. Dele
cations were present from the New-Engiand So
ciety the Northeastern Dispensary aud the Stouing-
ton Steamboat Line. The body was taken TO
Mount AuburnC Cemetery, Boston, for burial.
BAH. FIXED FOR SERGEANT CROWLEY
Recorder Smyth announced IN the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions yesterday that he had read the evil
dence taken IN the police court ia the case OF Ser
eeant Crowley, who is charged with criminally
ASSEMBLING Maggie Morris. lie thought that i'm
view of the serious nature of the charge on cou VIC
ton of which the accused might suffer from ten 10
twenty years imprisonment, and considering the
official position of the defendant SI5,0OO bail
would not be too much, and bond Of that amount
would be required The bail was not furnished
and Sergeant Crowley was remanded TO the Tombs
BROOKLYN.
John Cusick, age seventeen, employed in the
| lauOr-shep of Hugh Smith, No. 46S Grand-st. m
starting fire yesterday poured some paraiine upon
IT from a can. An explosion followed burning the
| boy severely.