New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

| "A Woman sends So TO this ofhce TOT the rlS-
| mouth sufferers.
Alderman Charles H. Reilly has received from
| his constituents dlamond-studdeu goIu pause VI
| Office. $1,000
| Civil Justice Alfred Steckler has paid $4,000
| for house and lot ON Ludlow-st., between Grand
| and BrOOme SITS.
The steamer Mary Powell will resume her regular
| saturday, leaving tho coniO PiOio i"''
| ing all usual landings.
Mayor Grace. Dlstrict-Attorney MARITIME and
others yesterday visited the public institutions OH
| BlackweiPs Island.
Ferdinand NJ. Dufais. of the Cotton Exchange,
| who was recently appointed American Counsel at
| Havre, yesterday received his commission.
The bodies OF three drowned persons we're recov1
| cred from the rivers yesterday. One was thaI OF
| Matthew Harlan, boy who lived at No. 34l East
| Twenty slXth-st.
The sale of seats for Rice & Dixey's testimonial
TO the BartholdI Statue Fund, which occurs az the
BIjOu Opera House Sunday evening next, Will De-
| gin this morning at 10 o'clock
Miss Z. J. H., Naugatuck, Conn.ICharity HOS los
| pital Blackwels Island. the New-io nOsPltai
IN Fifteenth-st.. and Bellevue Hospital IN twenty
| sixth-st., all have training schools Tor nurses
| ST. NICHOLAS CLUB FESTIVAL.
| The st. Nicholas Club will celebrate the Dutch
| next Monday evening at the clubhouse IN Fast
Twenty ainth-st There will be elaborate floral dec
orations music, songs speeches ana gehelai hii"i
| ity.
MAUD STEWARDS SICKNESS.
Notice was sent to the Actors Fund rooms yester
day that Miss Maud Stewart was dangerously III AT
he lodpInp-house No. AZ Clinton place. Assistant
Secretary Baker immediately procured an, ainDu-
lance and had her removed to ST. Nlncents HOS
pla where she lies at the expense oil the iuhu'
| HANDSOME CARS THE WRIST SHORE.
| Twenty-Five new passenger coaches have been re-
ceived from the Pullman Car Works ior TegalhI
service on the New-fork, west shore anu pu" ~
Railway These cars are equal in every respect 10
| the standard originally adopted by this company
| The roadbed is beng put IN excellent condition.
| COSTLY BUILDINGS PROTECTED.
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| TO be erected by w. II. DeForest at No 70 west
| Fifty-seventh-st. A new depot Is to he built by
the New-York and Harlem hallr S COMPANY IN
fifth and Eighty h sts, at a cost OF @oo,ooo
RUN DOWN BY A TUG BOAT
While Michael Scanlon of No. 303 ! asst Eighty
Eightieth-st., were rowing on the East River, near
Seventy thlrd-st., on Monday their boat was run
down and smashed by a tug boat They managed
| to keep ahOat until they were rescued
| WOUNDED RY A sLUNG SHOT.
| John BOYLE, of No. 406 West SiXteenth-st., was
heard calling loudly for the police late Monday
| night near the GausevoOrt Market. lie a1tefward
showed a severe scalp wound, and said that he had
been struck by of two ruffians with sung shot
| The police sent him TO ST. Vlncents Hospital.
BILLS WHICH INTEREST CONTROLLER LoEw.
| Controller Loew said Yesterday that he iOnly
interested in two bills now before the Governor;
One provides for the appointment Of an additional
audIIor. The other provides that the Controller
signature shall be necessary to the acquisition OF
real estate by any of the city authorities.
DANGEROUS BUILDINGS 10 BE MADE SAFE.
| INSPECTOR DOench yesterday ordered the owner
of the two-5tory building No. SIS Grand-st. to
tear the structure down, because IL haq become
dangerously unsafe He also directed d. Il. Sey bel
to erect fire escapes the rear double tenement
house No. 1877 West Ihrty-second- st. Forty-nlne
families live IN the house
THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The annual dinner of the Eclectic Medical So
cety of the City of Newly ork took place last
ing at RIccadOnna's. About one hundred andhfty
physicians of the Eclectic School were present.
| tfla
| Chauncey Shafler, Daniel ). McElTov, Frederick
r. Lee and Drs. BosAo With. Hunt, Fox and Gesser.
kOT TO CONSOLIDATE &a
| There has been a rumOr for several days of Be-
eotiatlons for consolidation OF The Daily Graphic
and The SudRay STAR. Ihe3Grdphio has Just sraa ed
Sunday edition ana was Sald 70 want ne ear
said last evening that the report was baseeSs; tnat
be could not Imagine what had given rise to il (;
and that he would like to have 1t emphatcally
denied.
| AN INSANE PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEMBER DTS.
| The death of Luigi MaTesca a member Of the
Produce Exchange, age thirty-seven, occurred III a
| hospital in Brookyn ON sunday. 1t Is supposed
| that he was insane. lie was employed by I. IL.
Smith g. Co., but was discharged recently. Soon
| and made au attack upon Mr. Bartlett with an axe,
and threatened to kill others present. lie was
| arrested, but upon the beilef that ne was insane
| the charges were withdrawn
| AFRAID OF AMERICAN PETROLEUM
Deputy Collector WynkO0p yesterday received a
COPY of letter from United States Consul Horatio
| L..
action OF tie Order of Council OF Gibraltar against
| American petroleum. The ponce authorities there
have been ordered to exercise greater vigilance as
| 10 the dangers from petroleum from TINS country
| for local consumption. Orders have been Issued
that, excepting for military purposes, no person
| shall land IN Gibraltar any low-test petroleum.
COULD NOT HELP COMMITTING SUICIDE.
| Ellen J. Klemm who lived in One hundred and
| thirty-sixth-st, near the boulevard was found
nartly unconscious by her husband on his return
| home on Monday night. Beside her was small
| wal which had contained laudanum. Mr. Klemm
| aruused his wife and she merely said George, l
| conld not help it, She then reapsed into coma
tose state and died before the arrival OF an ambu
| lance.
| SUSPENDED FOR sWINDLING IMMIGRANTS.
| Emigration Commissioners Starr Hurlbut, Hau-
| set and stephenson yesterday listened to charges
against Christopher Bothmann, who was accused
| OF charging swedish boy ten cents for an ordi-
nary railway timetable, and when the boy handed
hun So bill, Bothmann gave him back only S3, and
gave 81 to Samuel Finkelsten, runner for another
| house. Both men suspended from the Drlvi-
leges of Castle Garden. Carl NIemann and his wife
charged Joseph Unger, keeper of clearinghouse
| at No. l12 Greenwlch-st, with swihdllng them,
| Unger was also suspended.
/ GIVING BAIL FOR HER HUSBAND.
| Robert Collins who lives at the Barrett House,
| was arTaigned in the Jefferson Market Police
| Court yesterday, charged by Isaac Gresham, of
Ne. 424 Grand-st., with having received CONNER
cial notes to sell which he had not accounted for.
/ Collins who Is son-in-law Of Edward j. Ridley,
| the dry goods merchant of Grand-st, Is q note
| broker, having an Office at No. AS Broad-st. The
amounts Of the notes are small. Justice Welde