New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
lon. Madison sanaro
NEW. YORK CITY.

The canal boat W. +. Jenney went ashore near
Sandy Hook yesterday aud bilged No persons were
on board.
Charles King. a young baker Of No. 97 Willett-
ST. disappeared recently after yGiuiy searching Tor
employ,nont His family are lett destitute. Ii Is
thought that he may have committed suicide.
DEFENDING nIMsELF Win KNlrr.,
Patrick McClusky, "a truckman, was attacked by
roughs m Debrosscs-st. early yesterday. He mad
a large sum OF money ~ his pocket McClusky
drew knife and defended himself so sklliully that
one of his as.aIiauts cried for quarter. John
McSlerry of 81 la Debrosses-st., was arrested and
held at the Tolnbs Court.
DESCRIPTION pF MIsSISG WOMAN.
Mrs Bertha Ackcrnau. of Norwalk. Conn. whose
dsappearauce was mentioned in The TRinC -
yesterday. was of medium height She had auburn
hair light blue eyes and scar on her neck. She
wore dress of bottle green silk with velvet
pOlonase and bonnet 10 match. she also had
satin dolman, trimmed with black fur. On one 0i
her fingers was diamond ring.
A COLLEGE FR,TERsITY DINNER.
The annual dinner of the CHI Psi Alumni Associa,
tion of New-York CITY will take place nj the Hotel
Brunswick on Tuesday, February ~. William
Astor Hugh l.. Cole, Judge Ear, EldI Iidge ]. Gerry,
Samuel Hand, +. W. Whltrldge. r; u. Iappan'
ent. The dinner ~ III charge OF >. T. Blagdon aud
L. A. Dixie.
THE SARATOGA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
Ameetng of the Committee on Design of the
Saratoga Monument Association was held yester-
day afternoon at the Glsey House. Among those
present werc Chairman William j. Stone. General
Z. X. Graham General T.. Watts DE Peyster and
John ii. Starin. 1t was determined to throw tho
work on the statues Of Gates, Schuyler aud Morgan
open to competition.
PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF THe INSANE.
The Society for Promoting the Welfare of the In
met last night at No. 201 West twenty third
st. Dr. Amelia Wright presided After the various
committees had reported Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Berry
read letters from branch societies throughout the
country. Madam DenOIest read an account of the
experiences OF a friend of hers who. she said, had
been wrongtully ncarcerated in the Utica Insane
Asylum for two years
INSTANTLY KILLED on THg ELEVATED ROAD
While train on the Third-ave. Elevfied road
was being switched to middle track at one
terday, Charles Berghold, OF No. 162 Fast One
hundred andnint b-st., n guard, was accidentally
killed. lie swung himself from the train intend
ing to walk back to the tati,n at Ono-hunired-
aDd-sixteenth-st.. aud did not see signal switch
until he struck against 1t with force. enough to
knock him down. Rolling under tho wheels OF the
train he was crushed to death
HEAVY BAIL r. QUIRED FOR MIR. pope
Nathaniel Pope, the cashier and book keeper of
the Liverpool. London aud Globe Insurance Com
paay, was arraigned Mt the TOnlbs Iojice Court
yesterday. lie answered the questions in a low
tone. Three charges were preferred against him Inv
james Il. Pulsford, manager of the New-York Office
Of the & company. Justice WReilly liked tho bail at
Attorneys Office. Friends Of Mr. Pope asked the
District-Attorney to have his bail reduced, Mr.
MARITIME said lie saw nothing unjust in the bonds
required.
WITNESSES AGAINST CAPTAIN wIIIJAMs
| When copy of charges was served upon Captair
| Williams recently the names of the witnesses
| against him were not given. lie wrste to CorDora
tion Counsel Lacombe whose assistants are to con
| duet his trial before the board, demanding thei,
names. Mr.. Lacombe referred the letter 70 th.
board. and 1t was referred yesterday to Commits
sioner Matthews. The evident dsinclination of th,
| board to let the captain know what witnesses ar,
to be called is said 70 bo due TO fear that they
may be tampered with before the trial. which i
set down for Friday; Charges against Inspooto
| Thorne were laid Oh the table.
| A FOX TERRIER CLUB on AN ENGLISH MODEL.
About twenty-five gentlemen, among whom wer
f. X. Hitchcock, w. Livingston, Lewis Ruther
| ford, Joseph Kelly, Ldward Kelly, A. T.. Godefroy
Elliot Smith and J. E. |. Granger, met last evepin,
| In one of tho rooms Of the Madison Square Gardci
! to organize Fox Terrier CluO. No debate step