New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

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Chassis OF NewYork, Fifth Avenue Reformed Church,
Chi Psi Alumni Association dinner. Hotel Brunswick,
Meetings of Health and Police Boards.
NEW-YORK CITY.
"Cannen."-NOrthwest corner
| James Kay, president Of the Washington Market
Association was presented yesterday with series
ofAengrossed resolutions silver ice-pltcher ana
several cups.
The Rev. Cyrus b. Durand. assistant minister OF
Calvary Church. in FOnrth-avc., has accepted o
| coll to the rectorship Of st. Peters Church, OF
| Peekskl
Nathaniel Pope, the cashier Of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company was released
| Yesterday on bail Recorder Smyth reduced the
| bail from 1000 to $4,000.
Tho case of DR.. George w. Bull has been post,
| poned until next Monday. His lawyers say that
there errors In the papers relating to his exam
| iuaton before the commission appointed by JUS
| tice DOn0hue.
ELECTRICITY AND GAS.
| Tho Aldermen want the Gas Commission to
furnish detailed information to the number and
cost of the electric lights now in use in the city,
and the advantages and disadv dvantageS OF the light
| as compared with gas
CONDITION OF THE RICE MARKET.
| The rice markets in England ana on tho CONT
nent, which recently advanced, have become steady
and buyers evince no disposition to trade. The new
crop, now in preparation In the Indies some OF 1t
| having already been shipped, Is quoted at higher
| figures than the old crop.
| IUrHirR II. MARSH NOT I'm SADDLE"
| Corporation Counsel Lacombe wrote to Luther
r. Marsh asking him to suggest any amendments
to the bills INTRODUCED by Senator DAILY; After DO 40,
| bills but am not in saddle pardon the poetry to
assail them my pet dream being the Parks"
MEETING IN TnE INTEREST OF HARMONY.
A joint meeting of the Schedule Committees OF
| League aud American Association will be held at
| the fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. An effort will he
made to arrange the games so that they will not
conflict when the League Is playing In the W est
! the American clubs will be in the East
INSANE FROM ovrRwoRK AND GRIEF.
| Calvin A. Fish, cler of AO. 32i West One-hun-
drcd -and-t wentyfourth-st, became insane yester-
| daT While visiting his brother in West Twenty
| third-st aud was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Closc application 20 business and the recent d ath
Of his fsihcr Albany are supposed to have caused
his arrangement.
SWIFT FROM 4 PILOT BOAT.
Pilot Charles Warner, age twenty-three,, was
! swept from pilot boat No. 3 oil sandy Hook on
sunday night and drqwned. The boat was caught g
beam The cabin was fed with water and
| Pilot boat No. u towcd No. inside of sandy Hook.
Mr.. Warner had wife and one child living In
Brooklyn.
Sor BoUNDlro SHOW MS hooks ON MS sABBArH
David Marks a.clgar dealer. of No, Ia Division
ST.. sued by tho Government for $500 as penalty
for interfering with Internal revenue officer who
| tried 10 - a uine his books The defendant said Oh
his trial before Judge Brown yesterday that he re.
fused To show the books because they were called
! for on Saturday. his Sabbath. lie was acquitted
| DESTROYING CHARGES AGAINsr MINISTER.
| At the third session Of the Ecclesiastical Com
mittce held yesterday 10 Investigate the charge OF
| immortality against the Rev. George QuIrcy. OF
| Paterson tho defence met two of the accusations.
| those of Mrs. james Saunders and Of Mrs Burton,
of Newark. aud produced witnesses TO disProve pro 9
week.
II NrMoRY or OLD SCHOOL DAYS
The Alumni Association of ola Grammar School No.
o. had it's second annual dinner last might AZ Mar
| tInclis. 1hiTtv-'hrcc men fat down 10 the table
T. " Kolb the senior teacher of tho school sat AT
the right of tho PRECEDENT. lie sad tnat he was
the father of AL the boys, as they were all grad
uatod under him.
RrorrrIov ny VETERAN zorAvrs
The Nrw-iOrk Veteran Association of the Duryce
Zounvcs gave rs third annual reception last night
al lryirg Hail. which profusely decorated with
American figs The orders of dancing were printed
on Maltese crosses. One of the features OF the re-
ceptIon was Dayonct drill by uniformed COM
pany Major \. Coa's commanding
PROPOSED TRIP OF JAY GOULp.
II was stated yesterday that Jay Gould would
p-,baby leave the city for the South tomorrow. If
he ar arrange ma ters so as 10 permit his absence
lie purposes gong to Charleston By rail and thence
f. his yachr 10 New Orleans. He will return home
hy wa, of -. Louis. where scvrr2l meetings Of the
railroad companies In which he Is interested will
command ll.s attendance. MI. Gould expects 10 bs
gone about "a month.
VIII rnE MAYOR VTToFD RPsOIUrIoN
Mayor Grace has vetoed the resolution OF the
Aldermen requesting the Legislature to pass the biz
the Rebellion and exempt volunteer ircmcn from the
provisions of t<e Clyl Service laws lac Mayor said
that those persons have aready the preference over
others Of equal standing for appointment to posi-
tinns m tie Civil service both of tue state and
cities affected by the act.
MICHAEL RYAN 10 GO B"FoRE 1Hg GRAND JURY.
TIE cogon.rs Jury yesterday brought IN verdict
of scciGontal death in the case Of James uerrick
who lird from Injuries nctcd by Michael Ryan
al e-hundrcd-and- scycnteth-st. and tccond-ave.
ON February |. a pistol was fired In the quarrel
but the doctors were unable 10 say whether the
Nounds iroEl which death resulted were mads by "A
bullet Ryan was held to await the action OF the
Grand jury.
PROPERTY SOLD AND MoRTGAGFD.
A piece of property on the east side of Ogden-Avc
near Highbridge-st., in the I've Fourth Ward,
has been acquired by the Union Reform Church of
uigh Bridge, at "a cost OF 81 900. Six lots on tho
north side of Seventy -thirdst.. between First and
Sccond-aves,, have been purchased bv Roscptha
BROTHERS, cigar manufacturers. for 81 900. The
firm has disposed of Its old factory on tour lots In
~Ixtecnth-sl., near Avenue c., for $40 900. Mr.
and Mrs. William :. Little, by an instrument re-
corded Yesterday. mortgaged the real estate. Nos
i6 and ~ Union Square. To the Equitable Life As
sur lucc Society for loan Of $4,000, payable in
three years 10 secure an advance OF $50, 900
made fo: year BY the Irving Savings Institution
corporation has mertgagcd its property situated sn
the northeast rrer of >oyenth-ave. and ORc-hun-
dred and twenty -eIgbth-s
BROOKLYN
new chapel is TO be built adoipinp St Mark,
Protestant Episcopal Church IN AdclDhi-,t