New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

National baSeDaii isc"s"o A-SSo'
iiPue, Rns.e, will case, before Referee soule.
Elevated Railroad suit. superior Sonrt, e.~ Yo.os
Anniyersary dinneT Of Second Brigade stan' Lo'oS
Club, evening.
NEW-YORK CITY.
"M n. L.y-He was out of the city on the days
of registry. ,--r.s.
Plaster fell from the ceiling at & No; d7S dnnd Easi
Broadway yesterday and lnnioieo se'ere "'"""
on the head of Mrs. Sarah Dundes.
meeting of graduates of the University Law
School in memory of John Norton Poneroy, II: n.'
will be- held In Room No. 49, Post Oftce Building
Mt y. III. to-day
al w. C.u-The regimental dri-room OF theI!th
Reoimcnt Armory contains AZ. 6S square feet the
area of the main floor of the Produces Exchange ID
$1,000 square feet.
The steamsbip City of Toxic sailed from San
Francisco on Thursday. with mai lis for China Japan
and HawaiI including New York mails OF fepru-
ary 26.
4 Bleecker.st. and Broadway car came into
collision Yesterday at Wooster and Bleecker SIS.
with such force as to throw both OF them from tLc
track. Little damage resulted.
c. Fischer yesterday filed plans fSr wing 10 arS n,S
of the building recently burned. IL Will cost
$4,000.
Chief Engineer J. T. Tqpper of the ReyeRIe sS i%e
Marine Service who has been IN charge or the
revenue-cuttcr Washington for four years. has been
ordered to the cutter Boutwell, al Savannah.
The Rev. DIR. N. w. Wiener Of GrotOn Heights.
Conn. has been appointed financial agent py ,ne
trustees OF the BapIlst nlluiotciS
and has entered upon his duties with headquarters
at No. o Murray-st.
LARCHMONT YACHT CLUE NOT DisrosshssEp. p.
The Larchmont Yacht Club is IN no way ara con,
nected with the premises Of which L. ID. Shepard
has been dspossessed, has the club any interest,"
whatever in any suit against L. D. Sheparu oy
Mrs +. &. Flemming.
KILLING HIMSELF FoR LACK OF WORK.
Joseph Zankcr q German tailor, who had beei,
without employment for some weeks coinii'V'mcn % m
suicide Yesterday at No. 429 East Nnth-st, ny
shooting himself in the head. lie was hity-eigh'
years of age and had family
HIT IN THE FACE WITH a SHOVEL
A stranger with shovel guarrellcd with Andrew
Brooks at lirsi-ave. and Thirty second-st. yes,ci
of No. 34l East Twenty-iifth-st. Ills nose was cut
uY WANTED 1T WRIGHT or
The First Ward delegation of the County Deinoc-
racy must have returned from Washington in
confused state. About p. N. YESTERDAY one OF
them grog-shop keeper. sent ti's message s a 20
soda water manufacturer up town; eeha uo"h
fountD OF soder, wright or
SEVERE INJURY TO A FIREMAN. =,
While an elevated locomotive was beng backed
upon switch track IN New-Church-si yeI'eFdinIy iI:
right leg was caught and broken by one OF the
locomstive wheels Fisher lived at No; ,l04
| Chrystle-st. He was taken to the w-i'rH NOS
pital.
POSSIBLY HE WAS coSsUMPTivE.
James flynn, n young Eng!ishrpln and hod-
carrier of No. 430 East fhnteenth-st.. was caught
1
* Browns at No. 900 Sprlng-st.. on thursday
night and yesterday ne was held at the Jefferson
Market Court.
FAILURES IN SEWN DAYS.
The business failures in the last seven days rs
reported % II. q Dun & Co. numby for the s1itea mn
states 23s and for Canada 30. 10 al OF 21I as
compared with 2s3 last week and 2go the week week
prcvions 10 the last. Ihrec-iourths OF the Whole
number are furnished by the Western, souihorn
| aud Pacific States and Canada !
| RECOGNIZED BY HER CHILDREN.
/ Ia ho " by "a fTelgnf tram
at Elevcnth-ave, and Onc-huDdred-s pd,twentieth-
st. Thursday Was recognized AZ 'hs otHae s,
Fortietb-si aud Michael Gcer rs that OF theiI
mother. Mrs. Mary Geier, age sixty, waoSc employ
ment consisted of going out to scrub by The day.
| CONVICTED OF KEEPING AZ OPIUM JOINT
| Charles White. OF No. "a nton-pace, was con-
viced Yesterday the Court Of Special Sessions on
| n charge OF having kept an opium Joint. Joseph
Alien Alien tnrned states evidence. White was sept 10
he peuitentlary for three months and fined $500
bradford 10 days and So line, and Allen I'D days
| onIy - ~
| Joscph Cleary n schoolboy living at No. 3JI East
| Sixticth-st, was bitten yesterday by a dog owned
| ave HIS leg was badly lacerated Evans was ar
rested and said that children were teasing the an
| nal by throw ing flaming bits OF wood at IL whlch
they took from fire IN the street over which ne
| was hoing tar. still ne said that tho dog should
he killed, and he was released III the forkvillt
| Court.
| ARREST OF A BUphER.
| T. J. Dunnng who lives AZ No. / 10 East Eigh-
| tecnth-st aud has an Office IN the Post Building
| was cor .mIssioncd by LLOYD " Magnus OF No IL
| Park-place TO sell notes of various denominations
| worth 81 800 nearly two months ago. AZ he had
| not made any returns. the firm caused his arrest
yesterday. Justice Smith at the i9nbi held Mr.
| DunDiDg for examination on Neunesuay unuci
81, 900 bail.
| ASSIGNMENT or A DEALER IN BOYS CLOTHING.
William Taylor retail dealer in boys clothing at
No. A West Fourteenth ST.. made an assignInen,
| lei Eal lnel te
He began business in 1878. When Carhart, Whit,
several months ago, it was asserted that their fail
| urc embarrassed him seriously, but this he denied
His liabilities are estimated at $4,000.
OFFICERS OF TIE ORDER BNAI FIRTH.
| The convention of the order Bnai Firth. which
has been in session at Iammany Hail. adjourned
| Yesterday 10 meet in 1870 IN Richmond. The fol
lowing officers were elected rrSesIden julius %
this city treasurer, j. Bush of st LOUIS; president
of the Court of Appeals, Joseph Abrahans of Gin
cinnati Josiah Cohen, of Pittsburg, was elected
| vice. president
CUTTING HIS NICK IN A SINGULAR MANNER.
| A well ll.dressed man, about thrty-ive years OF
age fell against q window Of the store Oh the
theast corner Of Second-avc and Seventy-ninth.
ST. yesterday, and broke 1t. His neck was cut
badly under the eft ear by the glass. and he bled
so rapidly that II was thought one of his arteries
| bnlance carried him To tho Presbyterian Hospital
ard the police did not know his name: In his
pocket was badge marked Holmes Burglar
| Alarm No. 90"
| CHANGES IN THE POLICE FORCE.
Roundsman Nathaniel NJ Shiye, Of the Seven.
teentb Precinct, was promoted by the Police Board
TO the rank Of sergeant yesterday, and Sergeant
Brophy, of the Fifteenth was suspended until he
can be tried on charges Of intoxicaton. Policeman
| HackC T. of the Eighth, was dismissed for being
drunk while Oh duty. Pa,rolman John Sullivan
OF the Fifteenth, was made detective in the pre-.
| cinct.
| MANURE HEAPS NOT TO BE TOLERATED.
The Board of Health recently refused to grant
permits for the storage of manure at dumps on the
shores of the city above Forty-second-st although
several contractors, including Michael Kane, had
| v,adA anpficafious for such permits Sanitary