New-York tribune., 1885-03-05

Casino suit Supreme Court. ... ~. a, c...-
Tarf Association Committee, No. Il Cort'
Of Building Trades No 1903 secondave.
o r. Il 'Nsichols. Society. Delmonico's, p. m.
cconei F. ". Parkers lecture on Learning to DO by
Doing" Historical Hall, Brooklyn, p m.
Bible Society meeting Bible House, p m c,.,
Roller skating tournament. Madison Square Garden
NEw-YORK CITY.
Fremau Thomas Ryan, Of Engine No. 8, fel! from
the roof of the Court House yesterday and DroAo
his leg.
CITY Hall Park was filed yesterday with boys
and Girls armed with roller skates, whipping tops
hoops and marbles
Jeremiah Haggerty driver; Of No; 20 Goerck. *.
ST.. fell from his wagon yesterday and -one 0f the
wheels cut of his left ear
Tho body Of A. d. Bradley the actor. who died at
the Home for lncurabes at fordham on Mohday, al
buried in Trinity Cemetery yesterday. fuhe'"
services were held at the Home
Park. Commissioner Olliffe has not attended q
meeting of the Board since the first Of the year. and
for more than month has been unable TO leave MS
room.
Horace Holden, Of No. G2 William-st, was the
only citizen that testified before the Cable Kali
TfSS cp%pssGn ppoposea road IN Wa%s WOULD be
detrmeut to me-"
RossA TREMBIED AND TURNED PALE.
jeremiah ODonoyan, surnamed kossa YESTERDAY
dvnamite Bnt when opened, with fear and tren-
bling. il was found TO hold dead mouse with
suggestive knot under its left ear.
DELAY IN PAYING FINES.
Colonel John Tracy, clerk of the Jefferson Mar-
ket Police Court. who Is now IN Washington, has
failed TO pay So 140 in fines collected III his court
The Corporation Counsel has begun SUIT ana sI;
Tracy has sent word from washington that he VIII
settle OH his return.
Mr. wOLTMAN HOLDS THE FORT.
Ex-Coroner Woltman continued to hold the fort
Yesterday as Registrar of Permits Henry Wood,
who was appointed by Mayor Grace to succeed Mr.
Woltman did not renew his demand for possession
of the Office. Mr. Woltman wrote to Mayor Grace
that he would keep the Office until legally removed.
PRESENTING A CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY.
A claim on the city for $4,000 was presented by
the agent of the Isaac u ogden estate 10 the Dock
Board yesterday. The claim IS for loss OF rents on
the waterfront property at Hubert and West SITS
President Stark and Mr.. Lairnbeer did not think
there was any ground for the ciaim
SNEAK THIEF OUT or THE WAY FOR TIMF.
William Staniield a sneak thief, who was con-
500 from the house Of Mrs. John ~ Webster, No
80 West Fifty -frst-st was sentenced yesterday by
s,sss sssSPds{ Fs,sn s%' to six years aud " the
MR.. HopKISss CHURCH NOT TO DN\A SKATING
RINK.
"Tbe sale of the Madison Avenue C9%gregational
Church property, which was to take 4sce on satur-
day. has been withdraw said Thomas Watson.
attorney for the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
yesterday. One N the new trustees dented that
there was any truth III the report that the church
building to be tran sfOrned into roller skat-
ing rink.
TALKING AGAINST BROADWAY RAILROADS.
Charles C.. Beaman. who represents over
$4,000 900 of property In Broad way, the owners OF
which are opposed TO the construction of any rail
road in the thoroughfare. occupied the entire
session of the Broadway surface Railroad Coinms-
sion yesterday with his closing argument. Osborne
l.. Bright. for the Railroad Company, VIII address
the Commission to-day.
OFFICERS or THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
The German Society yesterday elected the follow
ing officers: Charles llausclt, president; Jullus W.
Brunn. and John l. Hahnemann, vice -prcslhen,s
Gustav III. Schwab, treasurer, and w A schmitt,
been one of the trustees for thiry-liys years was
elected au honorary member. RESOLUTIONS OF SYM
pathy for ex-President Sigsmqnd Kaufman, Oh
the loss Of his wife were adopted.
rHFPArING FOR CARNIVAL on WHEELS.
Active preparations are being carried on for the
carnival and ball which will take place at the
knickerb0cker Roller Skating Rink, American
Institute Hall, on next Wednesday evening. The
professional performers engaged TO take part In
the opening parade are daily being drilled. No one
will be allowed dunng the carnival to go on the
floor not IN costume or in full evening dress, and
every precaution will be taken TO exclude all Oh
jectIonable persons.
SONGS REGULATIONS AND ADDEPsSEs.
The members of Prospect Hill Reformed Church
crowded the Sunday School rooms last night 10
witness an entertainment for tho benefit OF the
church, given by the Rutgers College Glee Club
programme was varied and well appauded espcc-
ally the limitations of Nine. Patti, Minnie Hauk
and Christine Nilsson by the tenor of the quaTete
Miss Lulu White recited Flying Jims last leap"
and in response to the encore " The BObOlink," f"
which elected ringing applause. Seaman Miller
recited "a Soldiers Last Night" The Rcv. Oliver
II. Walser, and Henry G.. Robinson made addresses.
CHECKING An oFFICEK's UNUSUAL vIGILASCE.
Policeman Stobbins was ou trial at headquarters
yesterday for atresting nurse nj No. 30 Broome-
ST. without cause, on February -. She was at
XII ~ a a.
a beer shop. The shop was closed 1t was sun
day but Mrs. Schatzhen wanted some wine for
her patient and went downstairs TO get II. Steb-
bins went into the hallway through private door
He found the nurse alone behind the bar and ar
rested her. She was discharged afterward. Steb-
bus tried 10 excuse his action by saying that a
beer keg was exposed in the shop when he arrested
the nurse.
THE SALFswoMTS's FAIR.
Tho ladies interested in making a success Of the
Saleswomcn's Fair, which will open on April 20
I'm the Metropolitan Opera House. met at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday and discussed details con-
nected with the movement The fair vii be open
about ten days. The proceeds will be devoted to
the establishment Of free beds in a hospital for the
use Of sick and destitute saleswomen. Mrs. A. B.
Cornell presided at the meeting, and Mrs. Henry
j. Newton acted secretary. Mrs. l.. NJ Bates
Mrs William L. Hemuth. Mrs. William Wallace
Mrs Dr. Mcdonald and Miss Carrie Archer were
among those present. Money and goods for the
fair are needed. Checks may be seat to George W.
f. Lord, treasurer. Any goods articles gIyon
A. Is. Cornell, No. Is West F,ftIoth-st.
BROOKLYN.