New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19
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NETWORK CITY.
sos; marriages, 500.
Mayor Grace vent to Washington on Friday
evening. he viii return on Tuesday.
Ten buildings were reported by examiners Of tho
Buildings Bureau rs unsafe yesterday.
Castle Garden was crowded with immigrants
yesterday, over 5000 being landed daring the day.
test Of lifeline projsctles will be made by the
Fire Commissioners ut the Palisades, near Fort
Leo on May 8.
The Rev. Patrick T. DeaIy. 8. j.. president Of
st. Johns College. at Fordham, has been quite III
for several days.
The Central Park observations show. that tn,
was only .O2 inch.
Contests at the Knickerbocker Roller Skating
Rink, in the American Institute Hall, Will take
place this week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
Mrs. Julia Mccarthy swallowed = quantity Of
Paris green at No. 1893 Elizabeth-st. yesterday, but
her stomach rejected much of the poison. She was
taken to St. Vincents Hospital.
William H. Riker, the druggist Of Sixth-sve has
been pronounced out Of danger He with his family
started yesterday for the South where he will re-
main until convalescent.
The case against Archibald Montgomery and
Alpheus Geer, who quarrelled in the Produce Ex-
change on Thursday. has been Withdrawn, the diff
Guilty being amicably adjusted.
MR. CAMMrYER ABLE TO ATTEND TO BUSINESS.
The injuries received by A. j. Cammeyer,. who
was knocked down by an express wagon on Fridsy
afternoon are not 80 serious as at first supposed.
Though badly bruised, he was able to attend to
business yesterday.
LECTURE FOR THE PEDE Stall FUND
Colonel j. Annoy Knox, of Ierds S1fin1s, will
lecture at Stclnway Hall on Monday, May A, in aid
of the Bartholdi Pedestal Fund. The lecture Will
be humorous, and Professor Bradford Williams
will give his representations OF actors, orators and
public speakers
ATTRACTIONS AT THE EDEN MUsEE.
The management of the Eden Musee have pro-
vided an unusual attraction for this week, having
as an exponent of the science Of Mnemonics. Her
feat called Seeing Without Eyes" Is specially
noteworthy.
DIR. DE COSTA ON GoRDoS.
The annual discourse before the Anglo American
Free Church of ST. George the Martyr will be deiv-
cred this morning at the Church OF 81. John the
Dr. B. f. DE Costa. Subject. " Chivary the De-
mand Of the Age, Illustrated in the Career OF Gen-
eral Gordon"
RuBRIGHT CONVICTED OF MANsLArGHIER.
cona1 oayt ~ captain who killed Michael Doogan.
brought in verdict of manslaughter IN the second
degree in the Court of Oyer and Terminer. Justice
Van Brunt will sentence Rueright to-inorrow'
CAPTAIN PHELAN TO PROSECUTE SHORT
The District-Attorney received a letter yesterday
from Captain Michael Phelan who was assaulted
by Richard Short, saying " cannot be IN New.
York until the morning Of the 25th: Wlli that do
If not II will have to 20 over until fail term.
am anxious it should be tred.n Mr. MARITIME will
reply tomorrow and hopes to be able to place the
case of Short on the calendar for next week.
NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD.
Edward J. Henley, the English actor, arrested
on the complaint OF John L. Stroud that he wns in
debted to the latters brother In-aw, Pony Moore.
the English minstrel, for loan OF 800, ana that
he was arranging to depart for Europe with intent
TO defraud his creditors was discharged Yesterday
by Judge HAYES in the City Court The Judge
held that the papers did not show any intent to de-
fraud.
OVERCOME BY GAS.
Ernest Straab, manufacturing jewelIer at NO:
40 Maiden-lane was removing his gas fixtures and
pipes Yesterday preparatory to moving. lie had
neglected to turn oil the flow of from the meter
and while mounted on ladder was overcome and
fell senseess to the floor. An ambulance was sum-
moned from the Chambers Street Hospital, but on
its arrival the man had started for his home, No.
GIG Palsade-ave., Jersey City Heights.