New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
will he decided on Monday night at Turn Hail. In
MaaaaroIe-at Brookiyn.

THE KlRALFYs SURRENDER A LEASE; IA.
Imre and Bolossy Klral1y nave at Fourth
ave- and Eighteenth-st which tney ha LEASE nnrnose
years ago for twenty-one years 1or ina s mo-
They were to pay an an1a .be Ie lease to Alfred
Yesterday they surrendered tnen i'"'o '"
W. Hearn, the lessor.
SMALLPOX FROM GERMANY.
The Weser and Polynesia, from whlcn se'e et;Ii
cases of small pox have been TemoSe Case Of small
pox was also discovered on the steamship Donena a
which arrived from Hamburg but aiter ssel the
ing the passen gers and fUBlgatlng lne 'esSoi 'A0
vessel was permitted to come TO the city,
ARRIVAL OF GERMAN DWARF.
A distin eIishcd arrival at Castle Garden yesfer-
day was dwarf johannes Me ne tS Mn Steamship
Bohemia, from Hamburg lie is twenayson soy yH
old. 3 feet inches high, and weighs se Naa
pounds He has large head G ana Is no was BODY
servant to a Count.
THE EFFECT OF TFMPERATURE On The b ','obea il
Engineer Probasco says that eighteen lncnes 10
the maximum allowed for the contraction Vi Ca p"n pom,
sion of the Bridge in cold or warm weather. ~ ~
the greatest slirnkage was that OF ias. mi W. en-
about twelve inches. The expansion tlis St = ia
far has been a little over five lnches pu. !. -
only when the mercury is in the nlnetles thae a"'
noticeable lengthening takes place IN a le" uayS
TO PREVENT PRINTERS FROM VOTING TW VIII 10
The International Typographical Union heid lts
closing session in Irving Hall yesterday. IL was "a,
decided that hereafter all the delegates 10 tno
ternational Convention shall be electeh on 'no o
in more than one union. 1t was also decldeu enaV
apprentices shall be bound by the rules exlsthe DIV
the place where they began to serve.
FEATURES OF A GRAMMAR SCHOOL ON AN isiANp
j. Frank Wright, principal of Grammar Schooi
No. T. and Edward ID, Sinner, OF Grammar ocnoo'
No 90 have established summer school 19r , men
tai and physical culture at trenchmahs
Oneida Lake. N. Y. Swimming, rowing, excuIsl,1h 10
to places of colonial and revolutionary hote anu ~
Indian camping grounds, and to nelghDoilhg P en.'
of local interest, are among the attractlons pi'
ised.
FUSERAL OF DANIEL T. MURPHY: ~
The funeral OF Daniel +. Murphy, the san ran IAN
| cisco observation-disclosures, was held at st. Pat
rick's Cathedral yesterday morning. Soiemn ne
ouiem mass was performed by the following
clergymen: Celebrant, the Rev. D.. DumpnY
deacon the Rev. ID Mplhearn snO-de rononuce H
| by Archbishop Corrigan. On Thursday evening ~
was decided to place the body in the vault unueI
the old Cathedral in MOtt-st. which CONTAINS lha'
of Eugene Kelly's son.
TEACHERS FORM A BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
A Teachers Mutual Benefit Association was Or
papized on Friday and the following officers were
elected President, jacob l. Boyle OF n mIaiiI'
School No. rs; first vice-president. DuDois Il, ~.
Frisbee No. 4 second vice-presldcnt MISS NJ
Louise Clawson, No. As recording secretary, Mrs
Joanna j. Hill No. IA corresponding secretary
Miss Sarah +. Buckelew, No: 40 financial secIei
tary Alanson Palmer, No. 10; treasurer Samuei
Ayers, No. 5S
SUICIDE OF A NEwsDEALER.
H. F. FRYER, an Englishman, age sixty. news,
dealer of No. 200 East kFOurteenth-st:, was Iounu
insenslble in the woods near High Bridge on Thurs
day and was removed to the Ninety ninth street
Hospital where he died A bottle OF morphine,
which had contained One-eighth of an ounce oil the
poison was found in his pocket, and 1t was thought
that he had taken 1t in order to kill himself. lie
had acted strangely and had been drinking 10 OK
cess since Decoration Day.