New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-lssS.

twenty property-owners, protesting against the es.
Enlistment Of any more liquor stores OF dead
housesD near the Roosevelt Hospital or the Church OF
the Paulist Fathers BY dead houses" weremeant
stale beer shops.
IRVING HALL PRIMARIES.
The Irving Hall Executive Committee last even
ing settled the contest IN the XIVth District by
admitting the delegation represented by the Elem
ing ticket Committees were appointed TO prepare
q call for primaries and to make arrangements for
the transportation OF delegates TO Saratoga ana
procure headquarters there.
INJURED FIREMEN OUT OF DANGER.
The families who were rescued from the burning
building No 230 West Nineteeqth-st early yester-
or what was left of 1t, from the building. Every
thing was damaged by water Valentine Mitsch.
Simon @. Murray. James Kelly. and Thomas Leddy.
broken ladder and taken to the New-York Hos
pital, were out of danger yesterday.
DEATH OF PowDERLY,. THE CORRESPONDENTS. -,
William POyderly, the ,longshoremanI :, OF Of
died "fs is g. a vneen9s H %ssRsidy S
after making statement to the coroner. James
was committed TO await the result of an, inquest
He said that he stabbed Powderly In self-defence,
BADLY sMAsHE. IN THE BIG STORM.
The schooner Anna sllette which rsachsd here re
August % off the Georgia coast. She lost part OF
her deck load, monkey sails and one boat and the
davits The other boat was stove, her bulwarks
down, cabins flooded, cook stove broken and uten-
sis lost and other damage caused by the mouDtaiD-
GUS seas.
MONEY RAISED ON AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
The Chelsea Apartment Association has secured
loan Of $3.50 600 from the New-York Life Insur-
ance Company upon the Chelsea apartment house
In Twenty-third-st between Seventh and Eighth
ayes In order to secure an additional 100000
the corporation has issued 100 bonds aggregatilg
that amount. and has transferred the property, In
order to secure the payment OF the above sums 70
William c. Spencer and Thomas Van Brunt, In
trust
A VAIN OFFER or A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
Harry Miner sent one Of his representatives to
Captain Caflray of the First Precinct, yesterday,
with the offer Of a benefit for the widow Of Police
Officer North. Mr.. Miner offered to give 20 per
cent of the gross receipts of Friday and saturday
evenings performances TO the widow fund II the
police would cooperate in the matter and send
officers to look after the doors and sale OF tlcketa
This the police could not comply with and the
benefit was abandoned.
WALKING ABOUT THE CITY WITH THE SMALLPOX.
Word was sent to the Sanitary Bureau yesterday
that Bruno Jarne mechanic had wandered into
the Chambers Street Hospital sick with smallpox
He was sent to the Riverside Hospital me sur sur
ca c and probably had not infected any person De
fore he was taken to the hospital. yarne came TO
this city from Malone, n. Y, only q few days ago
fore he went 10 the hospital He could not tell the
officers where the lodging house was No cases OF
smallpox were reported in the Hebrew quarter yes
terday. -
1t was SAID at Police Headquarters yesterday
that Captains Anthony j. Allaire, OF the Tenth
George ". Gastiin, of the .Third; John :.
Brogan, Of the Fifteenth and John n. McCullagh,
OF the Seventeenth would compete with Captain
Williams, OF the Twenty-ninth, before the ClVli
Service Examining Board in the contest for promo
tion to the rank Of inspector. Captains Aualfo'
McCullagh Gastlm and Williams are kepuDllcahs'
while Captains Brosan ana "eoo arc Dcniocia'S'