New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

Meeting OF the Pilot Commissioners oco ,.o.s
Society of Amateur Photographers, No. 1'26o Broad
aynraeld G C. Club meeting, NO 93s Eiehth-ave sp.m
NEw-YORK CITY.
The Cooper Union Reading Room has been closed
until February II for repairs
Al the Palestine Commandcry ball tonight, in the
Metropolitan Opera House. the opening parade VIII
begin at 10 o'clock. ~
The biennial meeting to elect officers OF the Mlli
tary Service Institution VIII DC hclu at oo'erhois
Island tomorrow.
President Sanger of the Board of Aldermen YES
terdav announced the standing committees. The
Chairmen have already been gwen In lHE lRib-
UNE. .
Two more occupants of the tenement house No.
557 West Thirty-secOnd-st were removed to the
Riverside Hospital Sunday night, suffering from
typhus fever.
The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany has obtained leases OF parts OF the promises
Nos. 527 o21 and 923 Broadway, and Ga2 Sna SIXTH
ave- for terms of four and seven years, at an annual
rental of $4,000.
COMPLAINING OF POLICE NEGLIGENCE
Harry c. Dart, of No. 90 Brcad-st., has written
letter 10 Police Commissioner Matthews complain
ing of the trouble aud difficulty III finding police
man at the recent shooting Of Mrs. Tauszky by her
husband.
NINE MONTHS FOR ABUSING 4 JUSTICE.
William Mooney. a shoemaker. of No. 94 Madison
ST. was arrested Yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly. In Essex Market Court he addressed JUS
mitted to prison for nine months
SALE or PAINTINGS.
The sale of the OIL paintings and water coiors
which have been exhibited by the AItists fund
Soclety will begin this evening at o'clock. over
l25 pictures re 20 be disposed of bv auction, Ort-
rirs q Co. beng the auctioneers. Thomas f.
Kirby will conduct the SALE
rIFCTRICITY on TIE ELEVATED ROADS.
The Manhattan Railway Company has consented
to permit practical test 10 be made on the second
Avenue Elevated Railroad of the electric motors
81 af
embraced in the American Electric Railway Com
pany pool
HANGING HIMSELF WITH \ FISHING tINT.
William Dchaute OF No. 2l2 EliZabeth-st., after
freely imbibing bad whisky, took long fishing
line, doubed II mp three times made SIP KNOT
and hung himself TO naIl In the wall Ills we
hearing his heavy DfcalNiHs, luhHcu Intp 'hc ioOh
and cut him down.
DIRECTORS OF THE JUVENILE .AsYLrM
The annual election of directors of the New-lork
Juvenile ASYLUM Yesterday al No. I'll Mest ni lnld
Charles G. Peck. Joseph +. JOY. Joseph B. Lock
wood, Ezra, NJ. Kngsley, jacob y. yeGn'lye VIII
IAN B. Taylor and William l.. Nheelock.
WATER FOR PowE. ANp rIRE ruRPosFs.
The Ncw-York City Water Company, with
81, 500 900 capital, has been Incorporated by I'd
wate Son rc9ore h. " Davis and Frederick Van LcnneP
| for accommodating, conducting aud supplying water
! for power and fire purposes.
! JOuV KELGY's TRIP.
The negotiations for The sale of The Star having
beer ended by the decision Of the trustees to con-
| tiuue the publication as sunday paper. there II
nothing 90 prevent John Kelly from taking the trip
| to Finrlda which hc has contemplated aud his ply
sician has advised. IL - Pr"haDie 'hhl &c VIII so
early next week with his family.
IMPftCAIING THREE wOHrN.
In tbe case of Mrs. Adele Bhcnel. of No 11o East
| Uon,ton-st.. who died on January .. the coroner
Jury yesterday. after dehheratln9 Two h"nrS; rem
! d,rcd verdict charging the women Saueri NciNs
! and Meters with beng alike Responsible for the
death and they were committed 10 the lombs.
xrw TREASURER or COLUMBIA COLLEGE
f,f. "a La 90. .F4Fsi oil
| ed as treasurer John Mclean Nash. sos of stephen
= Nash a member of the Beard. to NIL the vacancy
caused by the death oi EonvHrncur I; Os"ea. iie M
several years has been . member Of the legal firm
| of Nash & KIngsford. He viii be the irst trcasu-
| rer of the College not trustee.
M,rIrfME ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
| Tie Maritime Association yesterday at its annual
| elec ion chose ~ president, John l.. Townsend
yice-pre,idcnt. Abel Abbot; TREASURER, Henry
Stsdiinair; directors: HeIbrrt Barber, Charles +.
! lIwclL Jed FRYE William Krcbs. Donald = H. Lee,
| Frederick G.. Lothr1p. William H. Mailer and
| Alfred Whitman. Francis W. lloughton was elected
secretary.
FUNERAL or Mr. AND MRS. BLAKE.
The funeral services OF Stephen Mann Blake, who
died last Friday, and his wife. who died TWO days
later were held at Trinity Chapel III Wcs;
| Iwenty-ffth.s ST. yesterday morning. The Rev.
Mcssrs smith. of st. Jamcss Protestant Episcopal
Church. and Swope, of lfinliy chapel were the
officiating clergYmch.
NoN-INFrCrEp RAGS 10 DE DISISFECrED.
The shipping agents and others interested in inl-
portatIon of rags were yesterday Ill quandary IN
relation to new problem. Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury French wrote to Health Commissioner
RAYMOND, OF BROOKLYN asking If he had any Oh
jectiOns TO rags being landed at rlets Stores "a
be disnfec ed DIR. RAYMOND replied that he had
not prov ided that the rags were non-infected.'
NOT The REASON MIR. MILAN DID NOT BUY.
The report that John X. Mclean did not purchase
The star because John Kelly stipulated that the
paper should continue to support the lainmany or
ganIztion is pronounced untrue by Mr.. Ackerman
| the publisher of the paper When the outlook II
more prom sing il is said to be the intention Of the
trustees to resume the publication OF the daily
edition.
PROSPERITY or THE CHEAP CAB SYSTEM
| The annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
New-York Cab Company was held yesterday at the
American Horse Exchange. Last years officer,
were reelected: except that j. G. X. Lawrence will
for the coming year act as president III place OF +
Bronson. Fearing Gill was made second vice
president and Mr. RyersOn treasurer. Mr. Gil
said that a dividend of 20 per cent had beeI
earned
FOR STEALING TRUNK or JEwFLRY.
Frank King, who stole a trunk containing jewcry
worth So, 600 by lngenlousdevlce was sentenced
Yesterday in the General Sessions to six and a-hal
TO John A. Hudson, the agent of "a jewelry firm
No % Maiden Lane King learned Of its presence
|, in the Grand Central Depot aud knew that it wa
! to be sent by Westcotts Express. lie obtained i
is alleged the assistance Of one of the drivers of tn
, company and succeeded in getting the trunk trou
. the depot.
PASsFNGFRs ny STEAMSHIP LINES
Last wear ,503 cabin and 32O,S0 stcerag
for the principal lines is as follows; North German
Lloyd, $3.50 cabin, 65,55S steerage; Hamburg
: American, 3;3S5, 56,1s1; Anchor Glasgow, Liver
II White STAR 1926 2,2S7; Inman, 5,033, 20, 80
Red Star 2,2O3, 22,542; Cunard, 10,7ss, L 900
General Transatlantic, 3,735, 17l54; Guior
| 6435 1880: National liverpool and Londo
' lnes, 2,G2O, 1876.