New-York tribune., 1885-03-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY.
E. j. Ovington and daughter Will Sail i'r Iuiop0
on the steamship Elbe to-day.
T. G.. Shayne has returned from. his southern
trip. .
The police sold tickets worth $s.l71 for the per-
formances in aid of the Pension Fund'
,.uos Mcrenry the English banker. is o passen-
- nn the Fuida which IS due tomorrow. lie mas
taken rooms at the Victoria HOTEL
CAPTAIN Williams yesterday preseni,esa 70 !ns ,s
Police Board bill of $500 Ior n c0un5o, viii decide
recent trial. The Corporation Couusci Will uso'"'
whether the claim Is proper.
A coroner's Jury, in the case OF Oftcer James
Murray and his family. yesterday 1Ound tnaS tnoy
were suif,cated IN the nie a' p0"'0' ~
sts on February 81.
The reports that the National Line steamship
Eavnt Is overdue are incorrect. The Egypt Is now
at liverpool and will sail for this port OH hp'n l.
George Slocovlch. recently suspenuesn moh, 20
r,v,lrocs on the Produce Exchange for refusing 10
Conform TO the rules governing certain coutract
W ith another member. was relnstateo yes'eIuaS'
A vicious horse belonging to the Ponce Depart. part
mont attacked Murtha CorOet tne o;, him On The
Thirty y-lIGh Precihct yes'oio"S' W "
hand severely.
Charles Franklin, an American District Teie-
glaph messenger, whose parents i've at 10. "" 90
Sars-si fell INTO the North River at Pier No. 70
yesterday, and was rescued by policeman
Collector Robertson yesterday received his first
official con mnuIcation signed by Secretary Man,
nag , Inc S5g"ng gin,ned TO T the and without any
flourish
special matinee will be given of Adonis' at
the Biiou Opera House, on Friday, Mafch ID; IN
bnnor of Herr Sonnenthal. Members Oh the proies-
s,nn are invited by the management. lcrr Sonnen-
tuaI's box Is to be ciaborately decorated.
THE LAMBS" FIND FnLD:
The lease by 1.-The Lambs IRON w 1. hetchaa. sd
of The Dnild,ng No. "a West Twentv-sxth-st. ior
five wears az tue anUuaI rental OF TZ.oOo was
nIaced ON record in the Registers Office yesterday
INsrr cI,oS or KNIGHTS TGMgLAGf; r. gTL,If,. Tam
Constantine Commandeiy No. rs knights ieni-
nIor M a specal conclavc In the asylum nj hird-
ave aud Due-bundrcd and -thlrtieth-s' ias1 pisn,'
was inspected by imuent SIR homas d. hah,,
assistant u and inspector OF the Grand Coininahueiy
of ihls State.
DEATH OF AN Fx-FIRE BATTALION CHEF.
Gilbert j. Orr. formerly battalion chel IN inc
Fire Department. died on Monday nIght RON con-
sumption III the b0ardlng-house NO. Al IerIS-Il'
Since he was retired in 1851 he had lved AT Ddth'
L. l. Before he joined the department he was
mechanic lie worked for John Ericsson when the
Monitor was built.
FUNERAL oP CHARLES M'rN1osH.
The funeral If Charles Mcintosh was held yoster-
day at his home. No: 20 Washington plare. lh9
pallbearers were T.. l.. Lambert, I" u. n WiSoh o.
j. Strubl, q. W. Holden, j. L. nyland H. ;. White,
A. p Black and S. III. smith. lhe services ser, "cae
conducted by the Rev. H. NJ Deems. Inc oody was
taken to Albany for burial.
TRADE WITH sPASisH-AMFRrcAS CouNTRirs.
The first number Of III icono@ist1 Americana
("1he American Economist y, monthly )ourhai
devoted 20 the promotion of Grade between all span
ish- american countries and tho United states. mas
just been ISSUED. Il enters upon TINS Work Win Win
energy and discretion, and contains mucn wcli-pte
nored and wcl-arranged matter. Charles ii.
Odenar ia the manager
UPHELD by THE COURT or ArPrALs.
The Board of IoIice yesterday received COM
munlcutlon from the Corporation Counsel stating
that the Court OF Appeals has sustained me boiIu
IN The dismissal If Policeman John d. McCailhy.
McCarthy who was IeInstated by ordcr OF the
Generai / crn on the ground that he was illegally
dismlssed will leave the force at once. fatrolmch
loan Mohr anl Lawrence fa.lon. who were as
missed and reIIistated under Ike cfcumSt'hccs
will also have to leave tho force
1o-SiGuT's ROLLER SIX TING cAgSivAI.
The carnival and ball of the Knckcrbocker Roller
Skating Club takes place to-night at the Amcfican
Institnte Hall Thlrc-avc aud Sixiy-tdird-St. The
preparatiOns for the grand inarch are complete III
every detail. Among he features of tho display
will he an exceedingly handsome chariot bearing
tne King and Queen OF the carnival. boat showing
Washington Crossing the Delaware aud snip
bearing christopher Columbus and his crew.
MR. NORRIS HAS sUPP"tT IN THE Police BOARD.
The Police Board Yesterday ignored the resoiu-
ton OF the oari of Excise which was lntenrd 10
prevent Excise Commissioner Morns from obtain
lug information about Snos s'oIfs tousA ,nG
MITCHELL who nave been combined agnlnst Mr..
Morris, had a temporary disagreement Yesterday
REGARDING hanor store III -ixth-ave., Mr.. Mitchell
taking sides with his Republican colleague III de-
manding police report on the place.
ANTr-MoRTEM STATEMENT OF CnINAMAN.
Coroner Martin yesterday was called TO tho
Roosevelt HOspIa to take the ante-mOrtem state
ment of Chm Gin, the Chinese laundryman, Of No.
TGs 1enth-aye.. WHO was assaulted ON Saturday
night at Ienth-avc. and Fifty sccond-st. lio sad
that his assallants were two young men whom lie
cOuId mol describe. Cue Of them had haicnet,
with which he struck HIM several blows. There
was no previous quarrel The doctors fear that the
injured man IL suffering from a fracture Of tho
skull He has "A wound on the forehead and two
bruises in the face.
BARNUM's ASNUAL PARADE.
Weather permitting, on Saturday night will take
place the public demonstration OF the Barnum and
London united shows whlcn preccdcs the annual
spring opening III this city, The parade will lie
iumIned with thousand torches, red, white and
green fire. and fireworks will he let of from end 10
end of the procession. There will be over 400
Norman horses herd of elephants, some harnessed
to immense charIOts. drove Of giant cames, thirty
three go den charots, cages OF Wild animals with
| keepers each and other attractions: To enhven
the PAL ade twelve kinds Of music Will be used in
Guiding steam calIopes, OrchestriOns ana brass
-FOUR OFFICERS TO ARREST ONE MAN.
Speclal Deceive Delemater, of the Central
Once. saw crowd IN front Of a butcher store at
found % Ous Bernent, Of No. 773 Third.avc, lying
on the floor kicking at every one VINO approached
of the store and when the detective tried To quiet
| him he attempted to grab II knife from tho coun,
| ter. The de, cctlve summoned policeman to aid
| hnn but Bement knocked the officer down. dis
| co loring his eye. Two officers appeared and
Benent bit of the n and tried TO bite DecmaIer,
but was at last taken to tho Police Station Yes
terday he was held III the Yorkvil 10 Court to AN
| swer for his assault.
| SENTENCE SUSPENDED on sMUGGLER GRAVES
James Glaves, the Maiden Lane jewellcr who was
indicted and pleaded guiIty to smuggling, was ar
ralcned before Judge Benedict IN the United States
| Cmcuit Court yesterday ior sentence lie into
| this port few months ago with over $12, 900 IN
| iewelry concealed about his clothing and In hls
baggage As tine result of Il civil suit all the jewery
which was found IN his possession and that of his
] wife except a small amount worn by his wife, was
confiscated to the Government Judge Benedict
SAID that in consideration of the il-nealth OF the
prisoner and tie fact that he had suffered much
loss by the result of the vii suit he would suspend
| sentence on the criminal charge.
| CHARGES AGAfN ST CAPTAIN MCULLAGH.
Louis i. Post, of No. Pine-st., wrote to Police
| Commissioner Porter on Monday to inquire why
| no charges had been made against Captain McCui
| lagh for breaking up the NEE ing of Socialists al
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