New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
NFW-YORK CITY.

Five Transatlantic steamships landed 4.005 i'm
migrant passengers at Castle Garden YESTERDAY
The City Chamberlain was engaged, yesterday in
paying the interest on the city bonds due on May l.
The amount due is over $2,oOO,OOO.
A resolution requesting tho Mayor not 20 allow
the proposed rOller-skating match in Madison
Square Garden by the Aldermen yesterday was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Police and Health.
The Aldermen Yesterday appointed committee
to confer with the Health Department regarding
the prevalence of malarial sickness near Central
Park in consequence OF bad sewerage.
George SOhlkc, Of No. 70 Henry-st., truckman
for McKessOn q Robbins, committed suicide yes
terday by taking acOnite. he was about to lose
his position and was respondent.
The Mayor Yesterday vetoed the Aldermcn's resO-
luton authorizing Commissioner Squire TO refnr-
nlsh the Governors room at the City Hall for
$8 900. He thinks the work should be done by
contract.
David Belasco has severed his connection with
the Lyceum Theatre School and started on Thurs
day evening for New-Orleans TO take charge OF me
Wallack Theatre Company under the management
Joel O. Stevens, who was requested by Sheriff
Davidson three months ago to resign as under sler-
iff in order that Aaron Aarons might succeed him,
has been appointed deputy sheriff.
The Down Town Association has purchased from
the assignee of James d. Fish and others the
buildings. Nos. 60 and G2 Pine-st and % and "a
Cedar-st, for $4,000,
|. THE DUE BILL SENT TO MR. FORTUNE.
Hannigan and Bouillon desire TO add TO their
statement, published yesterday, that when the due
bill sent to j. b. Fortune their letter stated
clearly that they would forward the money OF
goods as might be desired
THE MOST POPULAR MINISTER AND OFFICER.
Among the attractions at the Macy table during
the Saleswomen's Fair were gold-headed cane for
the most popular minister and picture OF General
Grant for the most popular officer OF the NATIONAL
Gu ard. The Rev. William Lloyd, OF the Central
Congregational Church, won the cane ana Colonel
Emmons Clark the picture.
BUDDRNsIEK's DUMMY GIVES BAIL.
Gotthold Hang, the recorded owner OF hidden
siek's houses in West Sixty-secoDd-st whe was In
dicted for mansaughter as an accessory Of Budden-
sick and Franck was released On SO, 900 bail yes
terday. His bondsnen were Jeremiah Haliaman,
ne No 236 East Eighty-hfth-st., and Michael u.
Daly. of No. SAT East Seventy-eighth-st.
ANNIVERSARY OF A PARISH HOME.
Anniversary services were held yesterday in ST.
Philips Parish Home, at No. l27 west Ihrtleth-st:
The Rev Father Brown, pastor OF the Church OF
st. Mary the Virgin, administered the communion
TO the inmates gave lecture ana READ the yearly
reports The annual meeting for the election OF
the board of managers was held at the home ia the
evening.
FAILURES OF WEEK.
The business failures throughout the country
during the last seven days as reported TO k IT, DUN
* Co. yesterday. number for the United States lS9
with total of $40 last week, and 222 the week
previous to the last There is a decrease in every
section of the country except the South and in
New-York City, where the numbers are somewhat
In excess of previous weeks.
NUISANCE NEAR A PARK ENTRANCE.
The occupation of the streets adj acent to the
sIxth-ave. entrance to Central Park by hacks and
the residents Of that neighDorhood have petitioned
Mayor Grace for reet he received petition
Yesterday signed by Professor Ellie Charter, Dr.
Julius Sachs. George Munro tho Rev. DR.. Henry Nj