New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22

George n Keayuey. and Ensign r. P. schwerin.
he Alert was built as fve-guD sioop-9i-wa ~,
the English Navy, and in 1871 was ieDu, ~ s75
fitted out for the Mares Arctic EApeoi'i'h VI w.
RINK MANAGERS BECOME EXCITED.
pIsCUsslNc RACES BY WOMEN AND CLOSING oN
SUNDAY.
The Managers Roller-Skating Rink Association OF
the State of New York held It's second m9etlng az
Ne West FOurteenth-st., yesterday dresiu Sa
R Fortrneyer. of the Olympian Rink, old
his hest to rule the troubled councils OF
the association. Two new CANDIDATES lor o
SHIN had been proposed and the Comnliatee on
Admissions Withdrew to act on them. Atter thelr
moral character had been established to the satls
factIen of the committee they we're unanlm9eu It
elected The object of the Association as SET lortH
6v the bv-laws adopted is 1.-the enforcement OF
such rules shall insure the health ana
of our patrons also cbsrs seSae of the rnks
bow suspicion or repTsach" As one 1nehpeI pun
IT, "The ministers he papers nave been pre,y
harden US lately and we've got 1c Go which were
adopIed was lively as each member had pronounced
opinions and never allowed the fact thal tnlce
other had the floor to deter hin from oApieI ho
l n,sScee siT Colonel j. NJ Adams Of the Cos
mopoitau Rink, proposed an am, alnen ~ npce
nlunged tbe meeting into a general wranGe. which
Was only quellcd when cng-haired memoei rose
and remarked tDat " there needn't De no uiso
sion onto them amendments as they warn III Ut
This amendmen tturned up later, however, and
came being the rock on whcn me anded
split. 1t was carried, recensidcIoo' a'no"u'''
lost brought I'D again and carried. ,
One of the menbers denounced racing ny women
in wLeezy, whispering voice. IS II ;eGnr.a a.
rec K lessness of gait while we should fulllVatg
taste, homcly manners and genteel gait,
and asserted cmphaticaly that no man or
board of managers sh II dictate 10 me apout .io
management of my rink. and amlu rene Gu ~,
of Question" with SIX men addressing the chair
man motIen to strike cut the whole clause was
carried At this Colonel Adams was deeply ner.,
and expostulated on the parliamentary Id" oo"i
ing on the case but in vain. i, a.
A motion to close the Kinks on SUNDAY a!so
aroused discussion, but after that was ioSt qule'
regned.
TESTIFYiNG IN BEhALF OF GREENWOOD.
ALL OF THE OPPOSING WITNESSES SAID TO DE
wRoNG-rHE FIxANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
The commissioners appointed by Governor lilii
gave another hearing to the Greenwoou 'o
investigation. in the directors room OF tne mon
Ferry Company, in Brooklyn, yesterday. Counsellor
Woods said that the Rev. DR.. Buckley, one oi MS
principal witnesses. was not able TO be present no
then submitted a paper ON the hnhncEii nahhse
ment of the cemetery corporation when snoWel
that the receipts for 1884 were @.J6,252 ~, anu
that be expendi,u lures were $780, 81 leaving q
balance of ST., O05 67. The paper stated tDat III
Twenty-Five years there would he no lots 10 seii
that lot-owners were 10 be required TO paw LOT !he
maintenance of their lots, and tnat repairs I'M
nrovements and salaries TO be paid from q
inst fund: that after all OF the lots were SOFA IL
would require 100000, annually Tor the ihalh-
tensnce of the cemetery and that 10 insure ln,s d
, trust fund of $2,00O.000 would be required lhis
fuud in 1873 amuonted to $3.50, go -, ana now u
is only $500 1858 81. Tie balance Of the paper was
in proof of nisman agement carelcssness
Mr. Silnman read general defence OF the c0rpor-
ation in which he explained or denied every charge
which has been made against the cemetery ny ine
witnesses Mr.. Wilson's complaint WAS tebukcd III
scathing terms. His appeal TO- the Legislature was
called less BETTING man overwhelmed Dy sorrow
thai complaint to the mnaaRement Oh tne ceme-
tery where he was sorely offended
Nv d. H. Mccoy. chief clerk OF the cemetery, IL
was shown that Mrs. Wilson's grave was IN con
formIty with the written order of UndeItaker
DAVIS The next witness was Thomas Marchaut
assistant superintendent of the cemetery. VINO Sad
that the details of he Wilson burial were wrongly
given "A the complaint He also related the man
1er in which burlals are conducted IN GREENWOOD,
and said that there never any lack OF reverence
on the part of the employees
Moses Genuna, an undertaken OF twenty-five
years experience, said that there was nothing
which could reasonably he complained OF III the
management OF the cemetery, bat that there Was
everything to commend. John Hogan. Andrew
Martin and Patrick ScanloH. who burle MIS-
Wilson testified that no comment was made upon
the weight of her coffin, and that, IN TACT, nothing
The investigation will DO continued tomorrow
morning.