New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

Controller Loew and Collector of City Revenue
Kelso yesterday inspected Washington ana L luton
Markets.
Many residents and owners Of property IN North
WIllIam.st Yesterday sent 10 the Board OF Health
q protest against nuisances under the archeS Vi inc
Bridge.
secretarv and treasurer of the American Finance
Company and has entered upon the duties oil DIS
Office.
1bo rcvcnue cutter Chandler attached 70 the
Barre Office has been laid up for repairs In Co
yanns BAY. Her place viii be taken by the
Washington. - -.
An unknown man was found in tho North River
at Forty -eighth-st., yesterday. lie was ABOUT
sixty-iye years old, gray-hared and wore dark
clothes.
Miss Inez Rochelle has been engaged by Shook &
Collier for MISS Sara Jewetts poe m Prisoner
for Life" for next season Miss Rochelle mas played
the Princes in "Nordcck."
Joseph Yaeger, who pleaded guilty to an attempt
to assault Julia Benjamin; little girl on june l.
was sentenced yesterday by Judge GlIderslecVe 10
ten years IN the State Prison.
The Aldermanic Committee on Railroads con-
tpued Yesterday its hearing of those opposed to tho
running of dummy engines on the streets wan
hope Lynn aud others strongly opposed the con-
tinuance OF the privilege.
EIGHT FREIGHT CARS THROWN PROM THE TRACK.
A train of eight freight cars on the Hudson River
road Jumped the track at Ninety sixtb-st; and
Eleyenth-aye at a. H.; Yesterday ,h and ana was
blocked and travel suspended for several
hours
SEXTON pUDNEY UNDER $4,000 BAIL
William II. Pudney, the assistant sexton of st.
Georges Church, who is charged with assaulting
two little girls, waived examination before Justice
Patterson IN the IOmbs Police Court yesterday.
and committed to await the action OF the
Grand Jury; bail was hxed al @z,ooO In each
case
POLICE PROTECTION FOR Wards ISLAND.
The Board of Police yesterday ordered that a
part of the Twelfth Precinct be established on
Wards Island. There has been long-standing
DISPUTE between the Board and DR.. Macdonald, OF
the Insane Asylum, regarding police protection for
that institution and hereafter one policeman will
be kept on duty there.
SALT WATER TO CLEAN THE DOWNTOWN STREETS.
IA trial of Fire Commissioner Purroy's plan 10
clean sOmeo of the filthy downtown streets with salt
water will be made at late hour tonight in
Roosevelt, Cherry and Oliver SITS / he iayemeyer
will pump water into portable tank from the
river and fire engine Will pump IL upon the street
pavements
DR. DA cUNHA HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
al have nothing to say" said Louis A; da Cunha
| 10 a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, when asked
about the rumored combination OF prOpcrty-owners
to prosecute the elevated railroads for damages.
"No proceedings have been begun yet. we are try
ing to bring together the owners OF property which
has been deprecated In value by the building OF
the elevated structures in front OF 1t"
RAGS THAT MUST BIZ DIsINFECTEp.
| The consgnees of the 10000 bales of rags which
arrived from Hiogo Japan by the vessels Vieilante
II
Smiths decision that the rags must be fumigated.
Yesterday they applied to Collector Robertson for
n stay Of proceedings but he said that he had no
further authority in the matter and referred them
TO the Secretary of the Treasury.
FOR TRUSTEE OF AMHERST.
The preliminary ballot Of Amherst College
Alumni TO I'll a vacancy in the Board Of Trustees
has resulted in the nomination, among others, OF
| Professor j. w. Burgess, of this city. Professor
Burgess was at one time member OF the Amherst
| Faculty filing the chair Of History, aud his
election would add to the trustees OF the college
of more than usual familiarity with the insti-
| tuition and its needs.
LOSING HER son AND HER MONEY.
| Among the passengers who started on the Mo-
ravia, which arrived at this port on April 2, waa
John Marschallky. On March 20 he committed
| suicide by Jumping into the His old mother
Rosina Marschallky, landed ut Castle Garden with
| 600 marks, and sent to some relatives in Roch-
ester. Yesterday she at Castle Garden in an
absolutely destitute condition, and will be sent
back to Hamburg by the next steamer.
| NOT DEPAULTER, BUT RETAINER.
| At the election of the Manhattan Hay and Pro-
| duce Exchange, on Monday, the regular ticket was
defeated by the independent. r. X. Fitch, the SUI
| perintendent of the Exchange, was few days age
superseded by r. II. Bauer, and his accounts showed
deficiency of about $1,000. The accounts had
not been falsided, but ali the cash which he hal