New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NFW-YORK CITY.

The Tenth p. & +. Popular advertised for
this evening is, owing TO MISUNDERSTANDING WIN
Locke Richardson, indefinitely postponeo'
The .cbooner Clara Levitt, from Matanzas, Yves
struck by thunderboit on March q, OIL Cape Hat
teras which set fire to the chang mat In the lore
IIgGlng.
The steamer Zealandia sailed from San Fran.
cisco on Sunday with mails for the Hawaiian
islands and Australia. including New-fork mails
of March D..
Members Of the fur trade viii! close their places
respect to the memory OF Sir Curtis Lanpson, of
London.
IMMIGRANTS SUFFERING PROM TYPHus FEVER;
Among the 100 steerager r. passengers on tne
sueyia, which arrived last Tuesday. were Hosea
Feldman and August Karsler. Feldman went 10 d
clearinghouse III Broome-st, near the East RIVER,
and Karsler went TO hive at No. Al Goerck.st. botn
were found TO be suffering from typhus lever yes
terday, and were sent 10 the Riverside Hospital.
TWO SMALL FAILURES.
Two small failures. occurred at the STOCK ,i TX
change Yesterday; A, 3; Gernond. recently OF r4r OF
Board since 1863, had no outstanding contracts. A
few hundred snares Of stock were bought In under
tine rule after William yoss announced his inability
TO meot his contracts. The failures caused no ex-
element
PRINCETON ALUMNI AT DINNER.
The annual dinner OF the Princeton Alumni Asso,
citation of New-YOrk city aud vicinity, will be held
at Delmonicos, on thursday, G:3O p. m. Dr.
McCosh, Attorney General Stockton, Professor
sor c. A. Young Dr. John I. Paxton, Chauncey NJ;
w, y. Y
Others will respond TO toasts, and the College Gice
Club will be present
ASKING FOR A PARK COMMISSIONER.
Members of the Taxpayers Association OF the
Twenty third Ward, headed by Judge Hall, urged
on the Mayor yesterday that the Park Commls-
soner Oliffe's successor should be resident of the
annexed district, They sa6mlted the ,hIS ioliowiag
Write, Michael Kuntz, William Cauidweil, Fred
or ok Folz and L. b. fellowes.
RECEPTION To HERR sOSSENTHAI-
The Ausro- Americans of tins city intend to give
a reception TO Herr Sonnenthal before his return TO
Europe. committee has been Organized Tor the
purpose with Anthony WaIlack as chairman, and
Marc = Schmitzer, Editor of The Austro- american
Gazette, secretary. Other members OF the com
mttee are oswald Ottendorier. Hugo friisch.
Austrian Consul DIR. ArLad Gerstcr. l. Is. Wort
man, Carl Hauscr and DR.. Pisa.
KLrcTRIC WIRES SoT TO 90 UHDRRGRoUND.
Alderman Walsh at the meeting Of the Board yes
terdsy. offered resO ution stating that the prv-
eges granted to the electric light companies to lay
wIros underground be revoked except ia the case
of such companies rs have already placed Their
wires there. In explanation ho said that the tubes
Ieriero with the public of the and sven
ues for water aud gas purposes. The resolution
WIS referred 10 the Committee on streets.
SEVEN YEARS BEYoHD ctNTUHY
Mrs Elizabeth Weeks. a mulatto woman who
SAID that she one hundred and seven years OF
age died on Saturday from kidney trouble IN the
{ olorcd Home and Hosp nj, at FIrst-ayc and
SiXty-ffthst. Her parents mad been slaves IN
Virginia, but she did not know their names. shc
ana came to tins city about iorty-hve years ago,
when she was considered too Old 10 be Of much SER
vice Her body viii he buried to-day In the Gem
etery OF the EveIgreens.
CHARLES TRACY BUrIED.
The funeral of Charles Tracy tho well known
LAWYER, who died OH Friday, was held yesterday at
m a Place Bsop Po and and
the Rev y. s. Rainsord, rector Oi the church, con-
Quoted the servite. The pail bearers were lavid
bows. William J. Bacon, II. ID. Dlnstead Judge
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bury, john 5Igclow and Henry j. Scudder The
burial was at OrecnwO0 d.
DIVISION OF 4 HOUSEHOLD.
Policeman Kelly, of the Twenty y-,ecOnd Pre-
cinct, heard a row at No. s23 Tenth-ayc., yoster-
day, and found Elizabeth Quinn and her married
daughter Rachel Smith, bclaboring the husband
and her John Quinn, with ketle and "a pitcher.
/ ne daug ghier tried to escape by climbing out OF
window, but the and her no her were arrested.
Quinn was sent To Roosevelt Hospital to have
sunary cuts and bruises about the head dressed,
and his assailalts were he'd in the York Vile
Court.
WANTING THE CITY HALL EgLARGFD.
Alderman McQuade wanted his associates vestcr-
day TO ask the Legislature To pass a law authOriZ-
ing the co nmOu Council 10 appoint commission
to prepare plans and make contracts for raising aud
extending the City Hail. IN order to provide accom-
InOdatIons for some of the city dcpaItments
which have offices III rented buildings. He pro-
posed to defIay the expense by the issue of bonds
to run twenty years ana 10 h nave h the Corporation
referred to the Committee ON Fire and building
Departments.
GAMES AT THE RACQUET CLUB
The annual games of the Racquet Club of No %
West Twenty-sixth-st.,- began yesterday. L. NJ.
Kutherfurd, jr. and G. l.. Perkins, jr.. played the
first OF the series of championship games. Mr..
Ruthcrfurd was the winner. The score was l5 H.
I5, TO- 10 :. On Thursday Mr.. Buthorfurd and
Z. Allen will play. The result will decide the
Championship. David Lydig having Withdrawn
ond class handicap series will be played. A. Jay
and A. +. de Navarro will be the contestants.
HEAVY SENTENCE ON PICKPOCKET
George 4. Bcng a broker OF NO. 81 Newest,
was watching Democratic parade near the Cort-
landt Street Ferry on the day before the inaugura-
tioD, when he felt tug at his watch cham and
found that his gold watch was gone. He accused
James Reddina of stealing 1t, and Rcdding was
convicted Yesterday before Judge COwng Assist
ant Dstrict-Attorney Bedford introduced evidence
to show that Redding was an ex-convict aud he
was sentenced to seven years and six months in
the State Prison.
DEATH OF MATE APPIRGATH
Joseph j. Conroy, james Reardon and Jerome
KeDney the three young men who are supposed
to ba ve committed the assault on Renbep AnnIe.
gate, the mate of the Governor Goodwin. In Pearl
ST. on Saturday night, were arralgned at the Tombs
ReardOn asserted that he went to the National
Theatre on Saturday night and therefore could not
have taken part IN the attack on Applegate. Both
Kenney and CoDroy are m'Inbers Of the Cherry
Street Gang. Justice Patterson held the young mon
for examination under Sl 900 bail.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK CREDITORS.
Creditors Of Mitchell o. Klnzler, prOprictors of
the Hotel Brunswick. met there yesterday, Tho
committee appointed at the last meeting reported
that the proprietors offered to pay their preferred
creditors in notes bearing per cent at two years
and the unpreferred creditors having claims OF 1900
aud less, 80 per cent Of their claims in cash. and
unpreferred claims above $500 in o per cent notes
a n the OF e
X. H. Southgate, the present assignee Mr.. South
gate 10 have the control aud mana agsment of the
business. The creditors voted to accept tho propo-
sltiOn.
FUNERAL OF VATHER hcKIERNAN,
The funeral of Father Leonard McKiernan, o. g.
F., Of st, Anthony's Church, which took place yes
was sung at 10 O'Clock In the Church, by Father
Anacletus, o. 3. f., with Father julius as deacon,
Father Painphius, sub-deaconj Father Daniel
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