New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

| The body Of an unknown man was Ionnd IN Tie rhe
river at East Tenth-st. on Sunday evening. Inc
pockets were filled with bricks.
John II. Starin, beginning to-day. will run on
week DAYS line of steamers between Onc-hun-
dred. and thirty -thIrd-st and Glen Island.
The 9th Regiment Band will play at Tompkins
| Square to-day at p. m
| Farraput Post Nc. rs G. A. r., will hold its an
nuai picnic in aid of the Charity Fund at Elm
| Park on Monday.
Plans were filed in the Building Bureau yestcr;
day for the erection of frame restaurant on TOP OF
| the Washington Building. at No. broadway. Inc
| cost will be $1,000.
Frederick Roy alias Dutch Fred" was charged
| in General Sessions yesterday with the muraei oi
James Mc6rath on January 81. He was committed
| to the Tsmbs
MARSHAL M'MAHoN GOING SLOWLY.
| United States Marshal McMahon SAID Yesterday
that he intended to go slow " in the matter OF APP
pointments. although he was overwhc lined with
applications. lie appointed three deputies, Messrs
| JelicIics, Bible and Dowling.
SIGHTING THE GENEsTA.
Captain Voss of the steamer Lessing, which ar
| rived yesterday from Hamburg reports having
passed he English cutter Geaess sn ns' m nudar
mi sail II is thought the Genesta will arrive here
on Thursday
NEW POSTAL NOTE AGENT.
Zachariah F. Halpin, abrothcr-in- aw OF Maurice
j. Power, the well-known County Democracy
leader has been appointed by the President postal
note agent in this city TO succeed Frank Raymond
resigned.
IN FAVOR TIE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SUBSfDf
The Maritime Exchange yesterday received many
letters from Chambers If oInmerce aId Boards oil
Trade throughout the country, most Of whom favor
the French system Of subsidy, which allows ~
cents per mile for carrying the National mail.
TWO APPOINTMENTS IN THE CUSTOM House.
Two appointments were made recently III INC
Custom House. John B: Peck was appoin,cd
Special Agent at a salary Of 80 day. lie owes MS
place To the influence Of Congressman l. A.. Merri-
man whose business associate he formerly was;
Bradbury Dyer, OF Albany, was appointed Speclai
Inspector at salary OF ~ day.
WELCOMING THK MEXICAN JOURNALISTS.
The Mexican editors were received at the rooms
of the Press Club Yesterday. President Cummings
delivered the speech of welcome and other MEM
bers of the club spoke. President Ireno Paz, of
the Mexican Press. responded. The party after
ward visited the office OF Mayor Grace, who ad-
dressed them In Spanish. Later IN the day tncy
driven 10 Concy Island
REMOVALS III APPRAISER M'MCLLrS.
Appraiser McMullen said yesterday that he had
removed several openers. packers and messengers.
He declined to give their names. and said 1t was
merely changes in the working force. Superin-
tendent Ducy, of the Opening and Packing De
partment, said that hc had not been Informed OF
the changes in his department.
THANKS PROM VI. DE FREYcISr-.
Mayor Grace yesterday received from the Secre-
reiary Of state coy T q r letter IRON NJ d1 frGy
his thanks for the kind reception gwen To the
French officers who brought ts this country the
Statue of Liberty The letter was sent to Munster
McLane IN Paris and sent by him to Washington.
ANIMALS REMOVED by THE HOARD or HEALTH.
The quarterly report of the Board Of Health re-
ccyed by the Mayor yesterday showed that !
elephant | monkey. snake, l.iOi horses. colts
/ bull IS, cows. ISL calves. 81 sheep. 30 goats
and 1921 cats and dogs had been removed nom
the public streets dead animals during the last
three mcnths
10 AID AxD CARE roR YOUNG CHILDREN.
The objects of the Bethlehem Day Nursery. whose
certificate nj incorporation WAS filed yesterday. are
TO take care OF children under twelve years Of age
while their mothers are ~ work and during The
summer 10 send them eXcnrs,cus To the
country and 10 care for them IN san.tatiums when
Ill., The Rev. Arthur Brooks, OF the Church
Of the Incarnation. Mary W. Low, Edith H.
Riker Mary VI. Strong and Margaret VI. Norwood
ale the corpoTators and trustees.
CARPENTER, THE MURDERER. IMPROVING
Carpcntcr. the wife-murdcrer. may now be seen
by visitors the Tombs. taking hts exercise AT the
same time with the other prisoners, and leading the
usual prison life. The muicrs have not been re-
moved, however, and ho Is united In MS walks To
that inner hall of the prison known rs " Murder
ers' Row" He ~ no longer Troublesome, but he
still remains surly and will speak To 10 one. His
case il still at siand-slill.
PUDNEY IS HIS STRIPED PRISON CLOTHES.
W. II. Pudncy, t>e former sexton Of ST. Georges
of Deputy Sheriff John Tourney ~ n. m yest'T-
day. The pair stepped INTO n Fourth-avc. car
and went 10 the Grand Central Depot Here they
took the o'clock train and arrived at sing sing
at g:iJ During the ride Pudncy continually pro
tested To Sheriff Tourney that he was Innocent OF
all the charges against HIM. and he expressed
strong hope that he would be freed upon good be-
havior long before his sentence was up. " II am
NOT /" he said IL will die III prison." At Sing sing
Pudncy's head was shaved aud he was dressed in
the striped uniform OF that institution.