New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
NETWORK CITY.

Dr MAYNARD will deliver his lecture on Athens
tomorrow afternoon at ChickcrnE han.
A Dapcr or the needs Of Sundav-Schools wa read
Yesterday at the meeting Of the BAPTIST mlnist Prs
by the Rev. Or. }. ii. Vincent.
Mrs Percy Smith. of Brooklyn. n passenger Oh
the steamship Auranlo, whlch arrived yesterday
died on Sunday from an absceSS
Willard r. Wood employed As a platform man at
the south Ferry station of the Elevated Ialfoad'
was caught between a car ana 1he platform Ne'teI-
DAY and crushed seriously
lanes ID Cumming Of Charleston, yesterday
/ was elected q member Of the Cotton Exchange. lie
was a member OF the fra of lilnS1n ~ Cumming,
OF this city, which was disS'iV'd Io"r .'H' ago
Michael Blaustcin, Of No. ODD East Houston-st..
who was arrested las, Friday on charge oil arson,
was discharged by Justice O'Relliy yesterday III
tho Essex Market Court.
Assistant Secretary William T.. Smith, of the
Treasury Department was IN the city iaS! night on
his way to Washington TO succeed MI Coon.
Orders were received Yesterday on the nag hip
Tennessee, now lying ar the loot OF Ncst l"'h'}-
thir2-st TO proceed 70 Panama. She viii SAL on
CIrsUED TO DEATH WHILE PLAYING
While several boys were climbing upon an oid
sleigh IN the yard of No. 30 West One-huudrcd,
and-twenty-fourth-s t yesterday Il fell over, and
William II. Hatch, age eight, whose parents i've
/ at No. =, $50 Eighth-aYe, was cIushcdtO ucath.
PERHAPS Hn WAS ASHAMED OF MS VOTE.
Thomas Sheridan, Of No. l,3SS SecOnd-ave. who
was employed as a driver at the Aston stab cs, Mt
cyInpf 1u-aVe and Forty -ninth-St., went nom the
stables TO vote on election day and he had not re-
| turned Yesterday when the police were directed to
search for hlal.
slrDYING POST OFFICE MANAGEMENT.
POSTMASTER General II. NOmma, of Japan, accom-
| nanie1 bv g. ~ lakahasIin, formerly postmaster
of Japan arrived here yesterday, Tor the pnrpo'e
/ az making an extended examination oi post ONCE
management i'll this country, with view of i'm
| proving the service III japan.
! RECEIVING SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE STAGE LINE.
! The Eve commissioners sitting III Inc hmcker-
| hooker Trust Company Building 10 receive sub
| scrinti0ns to the 100000 capital stock Of tho
| Fifth Avenue Transportation Company, ana good
business Yesterday Property Owners III Ilith-avc.
are eager TO subscribe and the stock, according to
! urc sent indications, Will soon be taken up.
THE MONUMENT TO +. II. HAMLIN
The unvong OF the monument TO FREDERICK II.
Ucmiin late Deputy Commissioner of Public
Works. will take place at W0odlawn Cemetery on
! thursday. Ex-COnmissioner Thompson, Commits
| s,nner Squire Deputy Commissioner smith, and
others OF Mr. hamlns associates and friends will
he present 4 special tram Will leave the Grand
Central Depot at 2:lO p. III.
FUNERAL TO DIR. W. J. BANER.
Tho funeral of Dr. William J. Bauer, whose sud
| den death occurred on Friday at bis house, No 20
West Fortyscventh-st took place Yesterday ut the
Friends Meeting House in RuthcrfOrd place.
large asscmbage Of the professional and lay friends
! Of Dr. i}aner were present. Addresses were made
by Themas Foulke, Elias U4derhIll, samuel iiaines
| and John w. Ondcrdonk The burial was in the
/ cemetery of the Society Of Friends, near Prospect
! Park, Brooklyn. -
The sixtieth anniversary of the completion of the
Erie Canal and the ninth anniversary of the be-
ginning Of the Harlem River Improvement enter
| latter project on October 2G at the home of Mr..
| CHARLES St0ughton. That meeting adjourned 70
thiS evening at o'clock IN Central Hail. at Third
! ave and One-hundrcd -and-hftethst. James X.
Angel aud Lawson y. Fuller, among others, will
! speak.
SOON TO RESTORE UNINERSIIY-PiAC" CARS.
The new stables Of the Broadway and the Uni
yersltV-plaCc lines of cars, at Fllticth-St and
Seventh-dve., will be ready for an additional
900 horses within two weeks II is expected, II
the weather Is not unfavOrab.c The University
place cars will then be restored. George Terry,
Jacob Sharp's right hand man. denied yesterday
that there was any trouble with tho BlceckeT-st
car conductors, as reported.
THE SUNKFN PILOT-BOAT.
Nothing further has been done by the owners of
sunk on Friday morning. i'm the matter of Identify
| rp the steamer that did the damage The iron
steamer Fran was the last TO leave the harbOr on
Thursday night of those bound down the coast.
The pilots Of the Mary aud Catherine have placed
fine whole affair in the hands Of the Plot Commits
sioueIs who Will hold an investigation to-day
SALE OF CHINESE PORCELAINs AND BRONZEs.
collection Of Chinese pOTccalus pottery and
brOnzcs. including number OF deliberately decor
| afcd specimens from the collection OF Count
| KleczkowskI, will be sold at auction at No $40
broadway on Thursday and Friday afternoons of
this week The sale Is by order OF Hertcr Brothers
and will be conducted by Ortgles q Co. There
are some uncommOny interesting specimens In this
collection.
The New-York Presbytery yesterday received a
reouest from the congregation Of the Rev. Nicholas
EieIrng asking that it might be organized INTO a
| German Presbyterian Church. The congregation
| now meets in llfty-niuth-st., between Second and