New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
NETWORK CITY.

leo and arm Yesterday by falling from second
story window.
Tho body of a man about sixty years of age.
dressed in black clothes, was louEu III 'uo EaS'
River yesterday at Pier NO. l.
al. NJ. E." sends So rs an Easter offering for THE
TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund, and L. d. sends @l
for the Bartholdi Pedestal tund.
TIE Rev. DR.. Maynard will deliver his second
historical lecture on London Illustrated this
afternoon at Chickerlng Hail.
A handsome souvenir album will he presented
to every lady attending the performance OF nan IAN
Ions "Fantasma at tie Grand Opera House THIS
afternoon.
Edward Markey, of New-H Haven, young hostler
attached to Barnum's Circus was kicked w
horse in the Madison Square Garden yesterday
and had his leg broken.
William Wood ward, jr., was appointed chairman
of a committee by the president OF the Cotton EA-
change erday. to arrange prqgraine Tor INC
opening ceremonies of the new building on May l.
The Police Commissioners, being advised by the
Corporation Counsel that they were Obliged TO re-
tire any applicant after serving twenty years, re-
tired eight policemen yesterday on annual pensions
of 5000 each.
BEGINNING LIFE ~ 4 JAIL
Elizabeth Debris who was locked up IN the var
lem jail on Monday on te ht % b,rt 10 an
infant in the Jail shortly after midnight, and was
sent to the Ninety-nnth Street Hospital.
IN TIE INTEREST OF THE DRAMA.
The Dunlap Society, 10 collect and preserve
dramatic books manuscripts and plays and bring
together those interested ~ the American drama
has been incorporated oy - IL " hlupii, '.
] Mckee. Brander Matthews, Laurence Hutton.
II AIRY Edwards, William Is. DICK ana Ldwh
Booth.
DELAY CAUSED BY BROKEN MACHINERY.
The Cunard steamship Umbria, when arrived
from LiyerpoOl yes erday on her first "Trip Tor the
season, was due Sunday. Her delay caused
little apprehcns 1t was oausGa 1' be ,na
| chinery On April she was stopped twenty
| three hours for that purpose.
ENGLISH RlFLEMFN BUSY AT HOME D..,.
The National Rifle Association, at No. o Beek-
| nan-st Yesterday decided 10 mold It's thirteenth
| annual meeting at Creedmeor. beginning on sep
| tember 1G. The National Association OF England
| sent word that Gin consequence OF the very ,un,
| settled state Of affairs at home and abroad, IL
| would not be able to accept the challenge TINS
| year.
| MAYOR GRACR's FIRST AProINTMEST
| The politicians are besleging Mayor Grace 10
! name Park Commissioner 10 succeed MI; Wales
| from among the active politicians jim Mooney,
| of the celebrated $999 contracts IN the fubilc
Works Department, Is particularly active III push
ing the q claims " OF the annexed district. MT.
Woooey is SAID To have a candidate in the tavern
lneneT BarIy. who supplied the Public Works De-
| partment with material on Moneys orcers.
| sTREET-CAR IMPROVEMENTS.
The Fourth Avenue Railroad yesterday placed
twenty new and elegantly uphols cred cars on r !
baSjinq lh snifs Sans conductors and an
appliance by winch PASSENGERS can stop the car
| windows the frames of which are OF brass
and embedded III rubber, This does away entirety
| S"H
| ride without the slightest Inconvenience.
FIryMEN INJURED BY BAD PAYMENTS.
| While Hook and Ladder Company No. was on
| it's way to small lire at No. Zol East fliIy,
| seyepth-st, early yesterday, the wheels OF the
| truck fell into an excavation III front or NO.
| West Fifty-slxth-st.. and several Of the ilremen
had his head cut and his collar bone broken, and
| Thomas Conkln received serious contnsons. Both
| men were taken to St. Luke's Hospital.
ST. NICHOLAS CLUB ELECTION
Tho NicboIos Club held its annual meeting on
| Monday evening. The regular ticket was elected
without opposition as follows; President,
+ Delaney; treasurer, George q. Dewitt. .jri
| secretary Rufus King; trustees. d. Golden Muir
ray. Bayard Clarke, D. Sackett Moore M Guy Carle
| Thompson, Henry ). Rokenbaugh and Robert ,.
| Bovine.
| CHARGED WITH FORGING NOTE.
| L. d'Olveira. a manufacturer of table sauces ct
No 125 ChristOpher-st., was arrested yesterday OH
bench warrant under an Indictment Tor forgery III
the second degree. 1t is charged that he negotiated
at the East River National BANK; on February g. q
note TO Which il is alleged that the signature of w
b. Baldwin, of Baldwin, Sexton d Peterson, was
forged. Tho note was for 5000 and civil suit
| on it was begun by dOlIveira but not prosecuted.
| lie gave bail for his appearance
| THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A DAY-oID CALF.
| At the combination sale of Holstein cattle, held
at the American Horse Exchange YESTERDAY, thirty
wears old cow bred by X. Terpstra, of treisland
Holland. brought 81. 100 Her calf, bull, one day
old, brought $500. A. III: Clark' OF thls Guy. pur-
chased them both. Trijntje second, yearing heIf-
err by Lerds Jumbo out OF Trljntje. sold for $745.
| III b. Hammond, whose stock farm is In Vermont
was the purchaser Della s., another yearling hei T.
er brought $515, T. b. Smith, of Lincoln, Va, be-
ing the successful bidder. Several Others brought
500 or over.
CAPTAIN MOUNT WILL PROTECT THE LADIES.
The Ladies' Health Protective Association, in the
Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Church yester
day listened TO resolutions from the Hudson County
| IN j. Citizens Association, asking cooperation TO
| fba Ann QaTbaOQ
city TO tue northern part OF Hudson County. Com.
mittees were appointed to VISIT the principals OF