New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
meeting of local amateur baseball, ciups VIII @ po
held at the Arlington Club rooms III oui'h ave- '"
morrow.
Tesns Associat,on will be held at the Hotel Bruns-
wick on Saturday at p. III.
Madison-ave street cars were forced 10 travel
down Chatham-st. yesterday because OF {" oioch III
Centre-st .
The corridors of the Post Office Building are to
D.. i1bted hg eIectrcity Workmen were engaged
yesterday in putting up the wires
Rumors of war in Europe aud the decline Of con- con
soils in London sent the grain market at kne iro
duce Exchange up Gig csuts yesterday.
The Board of Trade and Transportation yester-
day adopted the report OF committee whien ue-
pounced the construction OF a railway III broau-
way.
The Controller wants the Corporation Counsel to
collect SS 445 from the West Shore Railroad for
deck privileges and 1920 from the fuiton Mar
ket Fishmongers' Association Tor rent.
The indictment against Johanna Weiss, Paui1ne
Never and Catherine Sauer, who were chareeu
with manslaugbter in causing the death OF hdeie
Bheud on January by malpractice, was dismissed
yesterday.
p,rsIDryr MURRAY's UNBLEMlsHED REPUTATION.
The Wall Street slandcrers who started the story,
RECENTLY made public, attacking the credit on thc
jnItod States National Bank. have published
statement that they i'll no way intended 10 iiJuIe
th, reputatipn of Logan &. Murray, the president.
and that they know nothing whatever dcrogatory
to his character.
CONSUL, GENERALS PROPERTY Al AutIioN'
Salvador DeMendonca, Brazilian Consul General, J,
on account of the health Of his family, mas moved
to rarrytowD. Yesterday he sold at auction. al ms
former residence No. East bnscSod furniture
etc Tho prices realized were such as TO make
every one wish 10 sell out.
DR. BULL MUST DE EXAMINED.
Justice Donohuc, in the Supreme Court, ycstnr.
dly denied a motion to set aside, on technical
grounds the commission appointed TO inyestieate
the metal condition of DR.. George W. Bull, In pro-
l.. Al. hlt. .uhf lsS
ceedIugs instituted Dy MS eiues, uahen'ci' f"i''
GenevIeve T.. Bull
MR. YARD EXPECTED OF MONDAY.
IL was expected that Edmund Yard, trustee of the
Ward estate. who il accused by Mrs Ward oil nav
steamer Labrador yesterday. His name was not on
the passenger list and the othcers said tha ne vas
not passenger. They SAID that nc would arrive
the steamer Normanulc, que Oh Mohuay, III
charge of two detectives.
JOSEPH II. COLLINS ARRESTED.
Joseph II. Collins was arrested yesterday ~ De-
tective Reilly on bench warrant issued on
charge made by C.. A. Johnson. Of the Uncxceiled
Fireworks Company. of No. Park-placc Mr
Johnson made affidavit that notes OF tho company
10 the amount OF 81. .99i 81 were gwen TO Collins
aud that he used them for tho payment of private
debt. Collins gave baiI to the amount OF So'ooo
A CART NOT NECESSARY.
A man and cart employed yesterday 10
take away lot of paper, rags and rubbish which
was sent down a shute in College place, reaching
from the sidewalk 10 third-story window.
dozen rag-plckers convinced him that his services
privilege of removing the stuii in their bags. and
when they went away left only Pile OF dust
THE AQUEDucr coMMssIoH.
The A1ueduct Commission was asked yesterday
nv irickIayer, Union, No. 1. to appoint some of
their number inspectors on tho new aqueinct
Counsel for the Ncw-York City and Northern Rail
road Company asked that the Commissioners take
such action q, is necessary 10 prevent contractors
fom dumping earth and rock taken from the aquc-
duct tunnels on the road WAY OF the company. he
chef engineer was asked to report on the matter
ENTRIES FOR TRoTTING sTAKRs
Tho cntres i'm the stakes of the National Assoc n
tlon Of Ifotting Horse Breeders. which closed on
Monday March 2. are proving larger than ever be-
fore and represent all parts OF the country. The
Everett House Stakes, for foals Of 1854 have 20
far received ~ nominations the Juvenile Stakes
lor fo,ls of 1854. 90 the Annual Nursery Stakes
for foals of 1884 80; the stakes Tor foas of 1854
to trot as two-yoar olds u.
FAvoRING MR GrBBs's BILL.
The Rev X. j. UKcciie, president of the Catholic
yonng Mems Association OF the Holy Cross Church.
In West Fort rty-SeCpnd ST.. has forwarded TO Albany
resolutions nnmeronsly signed IN support OF Scna-
tor Gil, bs's Freedom Of Worship bill. Joseph A.
Recknr president of the German Roman Catholic
Union has also forwarded resolutions OF like
character passed at nass-lneetlng IN the hall Of
the Church of the Most Holy Rcdeemer IN East
Fourth-st.
SUSPICIOUS OF MURDER ILL-FoUsDED.
William Miller. nearly frozen 10 death aud sense
less from liquor, was found lying In Madison
Suuarc Park yesterday AT daybreak. He was taken
TO the twenty ninth Precinct Station and placed
near the and later sent 70 the New-York Hos
pital thinking that perhaps Miller had received an
injury To his brain. In the afternoon he recovered
and went to his home at Tcnth-avc. and Seventy
secOnd-st.
ULSTER COUNTY N BAD REpUrF.
Deputy United States Marshals Bible and Smith
made another ncursion into Ulster County ycster-
day and arrested Andrew haInmons, an old man,
who il SAID TO carry on wholesale liquor business
without licence from tho United states He was
released on bail before Commissioner Shields A
postmastcr of the same vicinity was recently
arrested for delaying to pay over funds and far
mer living near was before Commssioner Shields
on a charge of illegal selling of distilled liquor.
THE FLOWER SHOW TO BE CONTINUED.
The highly successful and exceedingly attrac-
tive flower show, gwen IN the Kuickert ecker
building at Fifth-aYe. and Twenty y-cighth-st. by
Aston Mrs William II. Vanderbilt, Mrs William
NJ Bliss and other ladies' will be continued until
Friday aud the fowcrs will not be sold until to-
morrow instead Of this afternoon, as previously
announced. The proceeds will be given to the
German aud Orthopedic Hospitals.
WASHINGTON MEDAL FOR THE NORMAL COLLEGE.
The presentation to the Normal College Of the
medal engraved by Lea Ahlborn. in coinInemora-
ton OF the erection Of the statue Of Was asingtOn IN
Wa-st took place In the college building yester-
dav morning. before the 300 young women of the
college and a number of invited guests. Robert
Hewitt president of the NUM- ismatic and Archpo-
logical Society. that gave the medal, made tho
tatIons by the students President Hunter. cI-
tended vote of thanks TO the society.
ROSA DREyER ACQUITTED.
The trial of Rosa Dreycr, the young stepmother
of six children vino was accused of burning the
Youngest of the children by compelling her to sit
on a hot stove, ended yesterday by the acquit-
tai of the woman. One or two OF her stepchildren
had testified against her and yesterday her bus-
band was called by the prosecution as witness in
robuttal. Another witness testified that the hus-
band had said that he knew of no better way Of
getting rid Of his wle than by this charge, but he
Testified that he still loved his wife, though he
wanted hef 10 take care of his children.
MISS BOOTH COMPLIMENTED IN COURT.
Miss Marian Booth, the actress. who lives at No.
129 Fact Sixteenth-st caused the arrest yesterday
| of Bernard CanIll driver. She told Justice MUIR
ray IN the Yorkyiil Court, that tho prisoner was
| truck over an incline Fourth-ave.. and that the