New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

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Yesterday In the East River, ut Twenty-fourth-st.
&C. B.n-The free days at the Metropolitan Ml-
seum Of Art arc Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays
Tar 0il COMPANY. began to leak at $3.50 p. H. yes
terdav at East sixteenth-st., and sank
.Jobn s. Mason. of Dover, Del, went into the
store No 226 Fifth-ave., yesterday, ana fei Howh
stairs, breaking his arm. He was "'hoh W '"' "
York Hospital.
Frederick Hess messenger in the Office OF the
Commissioners of Accounts. OBJECTS to Delng re- re-
moved. His successor having oeeh 'Ppo'"'ou' ''''
will contest the matter
Tho Rev DR. McGlynn has been compelled. on
account of illness cancel his eDgaGement TO ec-
tnre i'm aid of the Italian Mission, OK hafcin' Oh
Tuesday night. ,.
dav nj his home. No. 1S West leuth,st Df
Mendes conducted the services there ana NJ INC
Cemetery of the Evergrcens.
Captan James A. Chalker, Zone OF the ihnic'U ~,
spec,al treasury agents, gave pan Yesterday W
$I 600. Mitchell 5. Packard and Thomas Wills
became his DOudsinen'
The uelvetieune Society of New:fork and AIMS
Reuns of Brooklyn containing SHY 'a,e M so Satnr,
will give "a c0nccrt. ioilo "eu oy Il paii' v" S
day, at Iammany Hail.
Charles Mettev. a German, age forty. on his way
from Toledo to Germany arrived a. dno Los'moP1.-
itan Hotel, i'll Ch3IuborS-S' on w cdhcsuay hisnt'
YESTERDAY he was found dead In bed
large number of we'll. known publishers OF the
CITY have sent petition to President 'ieVelaiiu,
asking him to retain MI IeaiS'n 40 po'''N'''''
here.
Grcat numbers of spring lambs are being brought
TO m lrket. ALWAYS about week before 81.
Paricks Day they begin to come H." SAID a deaief
yesterday.
Ancus Sinclair on March 20 will delivera lecture
an :. The Incomotrye as Developed by American
Inventors" in the University Bni,dlne, Washing-
ton Square under the auspices oi james wait AS
sociation, No.7
MR. oLIIFFE's SUCCESSOR.
Mavor Grace will not appoint Park Commis-
sioner 10 succeed Mr.. Olltie this week: Chnries w.
DAYTON saws that the h,o sG o' mus r
RonpING A ROY oF THIRTEEN CENTS.
Three Sc lool boys. John Dean, BENJAMIN smith,
and Timothy Sullivan ages from eleven 10 tnI,een m
nloaded ruiity Yesterday before Recorder Smyth To
having robbed CuStavc Nussbaun. aged fourteen
of l3 cents. they were sent to the Roman Catio-
lie Protcctory.
GIVING Young MFN ADVICE ABOUT EATING.
DIR. Edward W. Lambert thus evening will de-
liver ono of the Health Talks for Yonng Men in
Association Hail. Ills subject IL, what an'i How
TO Eat he lectures are free and are more largely
attended tins wear than any previous course There
are two more IN the series.
TRANSACTIONS IL REAL ESTATE.
At the Real Estate Auction Rooms yesterday A.
H. Muller * Son sold under foreclosure No. All
FIith-ave., to the plaintiff IN the SUIT Tor ~ llD.OOO
and the 81 able IN East Thirty yninthst. for 800 oOo
Richard V. ilaTnctt sold IN partition NO. 20 WASH
mNon-st., Ia ioui-s'ofy piioh "'o"o"'' '''
$l37,5O0
FAILURE or COTTON BROKERS'.
Tho fnilure of Won GundciI " Nayhof, cotton
brokers. OF Nos . and 4 stone-st, was announced
Ia tnc Cotton Exchange yesterday. lhc cause OF
the fai nre was said to be the decline In prices
within the last few days. Van Gundcil ~ one of
the Older members of tile Exchange ana Mhyhou
has been member for SIX years
sArIsFA, Tony PRicfs Foh FANCY GOODS.
H. B Hcrts * Sons auctiOnecrs, sold yesterday
by order of William ". GIisheneD, assignee, tue
fsncv goods leather goods. notions, etc. and store
ftings and fixtures, connsting or the entire stock
and effects of the firm of lienry Levy son, OF
n Gro ue0, bll-
ding was brisk and the prices realized were salts
factory.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED PAPER ~ THE FIELD.
A new papcr. which has Just ma ir its appearance,
IL called Snqp IL ~ satIrcal illustrated weekly
journal and Is CONDUCTED BY u. B. valentine "nd
Alfred Thompson. Mr. Valentine VAS formerly on
tne editorial stal Of Pa1k Mr. Thompson will have
charge of the cartoons In style and general makeup
Snap will resemble the journal dmusdni' OF Pans.
WHAT TmR CHAHIrus BOARD REQUIRE
Contracts were registered with the Controller
Yesterday for a part ot tic yearly supplies OF tho
Department of Charities aud Correction. The m
mates of the pubic institutions are expected 20
consume fresh fish worth : 900 during tle year,
1000 pounds oi butter. ana 10 wear out S',Iol III
shoe leather. ! he leather will be made into shoes
at the PcnitcntIary.
THE ,rEAu CoMFANY's REPLY.
The Ncw-York steam tompany mas rcDllcd TO
| CommissIOncr SquIrc's complaint about the COM
pany's refusal Ia rcpaye the street pfopery over
openings. he president of the company says that
the frat he knew of such complaint WAS when he
| read Mr.. Squrcs letter IN the newspapers. lie
promises to nee that all work Oi the KIND ~ properly
done.
THE COUNTERFEIT CRSrs.
Counterfeit one-Ccnt cOIns made OF pure copper,
have been detected at tile ub- rcabury recently.
| they have appeared IN such numbers that the at
| tentiOn of the Department at Washington mas been
called to the subject. nc countericlts are readily
distinguished by their red color and the lack OF
sharp outlines On account OF the soltnc5s Of the
metal, the edges are rounded and easily ffayed.
| In the last few weeks at least nifty 81 the bugus
COINS have been discovered at the sub rcasiry.
TO MAKE TRAMPs CLEAN AND INDusrEious.
| The State Charities Aid Association, recognizing
| the dangers to the pubic health from lodging va
| grants IN police stations, drafted legislative bill
| to establish an institution III the city, where
tramps may get bath, their clothes eansed; Il
good bed tor the night aud simple break tast, for
| work in wood yard. The bill has been opposed.
The Association says that II would like to see the
measure improved If that Is found Ia bc necessary,
but II hopes that the bath, clcansng Of clothing,
and abOr-test features Oh the bill Will be re-
| tanned.
| MANY CLERGYMEN AT a FUNERAL.
The funeral of Bartholomew Farrell, brother OF
| the Rev. w. i. Farrell, of st. Bernards Church,
took place at StJuscphs Church, III Sixt-avc yes
| terday. solemn mass of requiem was celebrated
| by the Rev. Francis Mctiuire, of Albany. Among
Others present the Rev. Gabriel A. liealy, tne
| Rev. John j. Riordan, the Rev. Brother Anthony,
Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell the parents of the
| deceased man, and delegations from tho Alumni of
| Manhattan College and ST. Josephs Lyceum.
About forty clergymcn accompanied the body to
| Calvary Cemetery.
| MASONIC SERVICES OVER FIRE CHIEF.
| The funeral OF Battalion Chief Gilbert j. Orr
| took place at Masonic Temple yesterday. The SER
vices were conducted by Puritan Lodge, No. 330,
| and Sycamore Lodge, No. 371. The Volunteer Fire
| Department, under Chief Decker. was represented
| by 800 men, and tho regular department by 100
| men. Among others present were Commissioner
Van Colt, Chiefs McGill. Shay. Bonner and Reeves,
and Captains Bradley, Hayes iiamblett, Vanhorn.
Kelly and Castless. The pall-bearers were A. G.
Hull Shas Judge, James r. Burns, :. p. Wormsler
| and Officer Howsey. Grand Secretary Colonel Is.
| NJ L.. Ehlers took part in the service
ARMED WITH KNIVES, REvOIvERs AND NOVELS.
Frederick Bailey and William Weaver, BOYS of
| sixteen and eighteen years, ran away from their
homes In Noank, Conn. week ago, Bailey taking
| $160 which he had stolen from his father. They
Intended TO hunt Indians and wild animals on the