New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The spring regatta of the Harlem Regatta Asso-
citation will take place on May 80.
The Board of Inquiry at the Custom House yes
terday began getting evidence on complaints that
customs officers were in collusion with smugglers.
"W. M"-Including cighty-six old-type vessels,
ships-of-the-line, etc, the nglsh Navy mas 'oo
waI-vessels and the French Navy has 3Sl.
Health Commissioner Woolsey Johnson has
beep confined. TO his house for a fortnight with
a serious pulmonary complaint.
John 4. Grier, formerly general freight agent or
the Michigan Central Railroad, has accepted the
appointment OF general manager OF the west Shoie
and Hoosac Tunnel fast freight lines.
WESTERN JOINT CONL HAENoNH.
The Special Committee of the western Joint
Coal Association met yesterday at the Coal aud
Iron Exchange, at COTtlandt and New ChnTchssts.,
and agreed to make report to-day to the com
mlttee of fifteen IN favor OF harmonious action.
MORE CHARGES AGAINST MRS. HUDSON.
The trial of Mrs. Emma - Hudson for swlndlng
the proprietor of TIE Coleman House has been set
down for tomorrow before Recorder Smyth.
Meanwhile Detective Price is preparing to make
another charge against her for stealing table silver
from the Coleman House.
THE PELHAM YACHT CLUE.
The annual meeting of the Pelham Yacht Club
was held Oh Monday evening at SolarIs aud the
following officers were elected James NJ. Water
bury: commodore G.. H. Furman, vlcc-comm0d0rc; (;
+. Brown, IT, mcasurer; j. Rutherfurd Buchan
and phihp Cross, on governing committee. The
club is refurnishing IFS house at BartOw-On-the-
Sound.
The funeral of Captain John Bell took place yes
terday from his home, No 267 EliZabcth-st. A
company of the 69th Regiment and membersof the
Veteran Association of that body were present and
accompanied the hearse TO the ferry The burial
was in Calvary Cemetery where services were held.
There were no pailDearers'
STEALING PRESIDENT sIMMoNss ovERCoAT.
George l.. Rose. who had inst been released on
parole from the ElmIra Retormatory, yesterday
stole President Edward J. Simmons's overcoat from
the Stock Exchange. When arrested Rose had no
Iasa fifteen tickets. Justice ORellly
held him for trial.
ARRESTED FOR HAVING UNsTAMPED TOBACCO;
Special customs inspectors yesterday seized
quantity of smuggied cigars, cigarettes and tobac;
co at the Spanish Hotel, in FOnrteeBth-st,, and
arrested John W. Bisbee a barkeeper who was
released Oh $500 bail for examination before Com
missioner Shields, Bisbee said that the property
had been left with him by a guest OF the hotel.
TESTIMONIAL TO SETH c. HAwLEY.
The Young Mems Association of Buffalo, founded
fortynne years ago, and now one OF the most pros
porous organizations Of the kind IN this country,
has sent TO tue widow of Seth Z. Hawley a testi-
mOnial of ITS esteem for his memory. Mr.. Hawley
kept himself inforned of its progress during hIs
long service as a New-York official.
Anne r. r. DUBREUIL BURIED.
Anne f. l.. Dubreuil, who was at one time stage
manager for j. II. Mapeson at the Academy of
Music, was buried yesterday. The funeral services
were held at his house, No. 3l4 East Fifteenth-st
Few persons present and they were principally
relatives and intimate friends of the dead man.
Father A. j. Clancy, Of ST. AIMS Church, conducted
the services. The body was taken to Greenwood.
LAST HoNoRs TO KATE GERARD
There were few persons present in the Little
Church Around the Corner yesterday when Dr.
Houghton read the burial service over the body of
Mrs. Kate Schint, better known as Miss Kate Ge-
rard. There were no flowers upon the coffin. and
no pail bearers. For the last three days the body
has remained at the undertakeTs i'll Fourth-aye
After the funeral services IL WIS taken to the
Second Street Cemetery and placed in the family
vault.
VALUE OF LAND IN ST. MARY's PARK.
The commissioners appointed to appralSe the
value of a piece of land III st. Mary's Park, to be
taken by the Suburban Rapid Transit Company,
made their report yesterday. The land is IN the
northwest part OF the Park and comprises 62-lOO
acres. The commission awards $4,000 damages
or at the rate of $4,000 an acre. The owners
claimed that il was worth $4,000 an aore. The
most valuable lots are is ST. Anns-ave. The re-
port is not satisfactory to the owners, whose claims
amounted TO $4,000.
NAME on EACH SIDE OF THE BILL.
Louis kleos a cOntectlOner, OF No. 800 Ninth
ave, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshals
Bible and Smith charge of passing counter
fer ten-dOllar bill or Max l.. Walters, who has "a
drug store across the street from Klees. Walters
had carefully marked the bill with Klsess name
soon after it was received. Commissioner Griffith,
who Issued the warrant. turned the bill over and
found that someone else had written Walter
name on the other side. Klees when arrested said
that he had rs. received the bill from Walters and