New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
NETWORK CITY.

A reception will sc gwen 10 Henry Is Stanloh Oh
his eightieth birthday at tho rooms Of the New
York Press Club, No. 100 Nassau-st ON Saturday
at 3 p. NJ
The trustees of the College IF the City of Now
York yesterday appointed Dr. LOUIS a. barairn Of
structOr of Spanish in the college at salary oi
$1,000.
The Excise Board yesterday revoked the license
for the Alhambra at No. iOS West Elghteonth-st.,
evidence having been obtained that hquor was
sold there on Sunday.
At the ToS1bs Yesterday Justice " REILLY gent Ioo
prisoners 10 the Workhousc for three months me
majority of them were women 1ouha III INC Mui-
berry st. stale beer dives.
Fireman Thomas l.. Conkling. of Hook and
Ladder Company No. 4, was dismissed YESTERDAY
for using deceit IN getting icaNe Vi "'So-''' anu
taking part in hght.
William Tom, age two, of No. 73s Fnst-avc.,
was run over by a heavy truck at Avenue ana
Forty -frst-st. yesterday. Both bis legs were
broken. The driver was arrested
meeting will be held in the Sunday school room
of the Church of the Holy Communion tomorrow
evening to welcome Charles Powell, secretary OIL
the Church of England Workingmens society
Customs inspectors yesterday seized lO7 bottles
of gin that were being smuggied ashore from it The
ship Marina, from Montevideo, at BrOokiyh' Inc
houor was packed III rusty old pork barrels.
Mrs Wendt president Of the Ladies' Health Pro-
,ectiTe Nssociation. sailed for Europe May 80
and will remain until October She wiz make
study of sanitary regulations i'll all the cities she
visits
| The steamer San Pablo arrived at San Francisco
on June % with mails from China and Japan, due
| in New-York next Tuesday Inc next mails 20
| China and Japan VIII leave San frahcisco oh July
8. ..,.,,-
POLICE BOARD ACCOUNTS ALL STRAIGHT
| The Commissioners of Accounts have made their
| report of the accounts Of the Police Department
from October TO- 1882, when former examination
mas made to March 13. 1885. The balances OF
| cash from various appropriations amounted 10
| SlS7,0l7 10.
GUARANTEED PASSENGERS TO BIZ RELEASED;
| Tie 500 steerage passengers of tho steamship
Polynesia. who were transferred from the vessel 10
Wards Island two weeks ago, probably Will be SGT
at liberty to-day, they are believed to be In no
danger of catching smallpox.
| SELLING CENTRAL PARK SHEEP
Over fifty sheep Of the Central PARK ilock were we're
Sfoodod stock and the were msny
| farmers living at short distances from New-York,
! who bought the stock for breeding purposes. The
prices ranged from So TO SIS head
| HIBERNIANs HOLD LONG MEETING.
The state Convention OF tho Ancient Order OF
West Thirtieth-st:, prolonged thelr denDeratiohs
until after midnight. About fifty represent atiyes
were present from all parts of the state. The bus-
ness of the meeting, which was conducted in prl-
yate referred TO only routine affairs of the organi
| cation.
IN FAVOR OF THE BELL COMPANY. .i.;o,, T.,
Judge Wallace yesterday rendered decision IN IN
favor of the complainants in the SUIT bLonght III
the United States Circuit Court py mo A.nicrlcian
! Telcnbsne Co.pany. The patents claimed by the
Bell Company are SUSTAINED uS aeain'' 'uo'o Vi '"0
defendants
Djstrict-A Attorney MARITIME said yesterday that the
| trial of Mrs Dudley will take place next week III
| the Court of General Sessions. commission was
sent to England 10 take testimony as 70 Mrs, Dud-
lev,s sanity, and it is expected that the evidence
taken there will be received this week; but the
! trial will proceed III any case
| AN ELEVATED RAILROAD BRAKEMAN KILLED.
| AS q train on the Ninth Avenue Elevated Rail
| road was moving from the switch track between
Sixteth and SiYty-rs SITS. at $3.50 a. M yesterday,
| 'Iobn Bambrck. brakeman, age twenty-one, of
| No 40 West Twenty seyenth-st ran 10 jump on
the last car. He stumbled and fell to the street.
Other EMPLOYEES of the road carried him TO the
Rooseyeit Hospital, but he died in few minutes
| from a fracture of the skull.
| TRYING TO STAB HIMSELF WHEN ARRESTED
Frascis Lick, a letter-carrier at the General Post
OfBce was arrested yesterday BY Post once IN,
| spector Newcome on q charge OF stealing letters
addressed to The WeekIy Hines. The inspector
had received complaints and caused watch 70 DC
set on Lick. lie was seen to go into room at NO.
lis Pear-st and vas caught in the act Of openine
letters He becaIn. much excited when arrested,
and drew knife. but before he could stab himself
the knife was taken from him; He was taken be,
fore Commissioner Griffith and held in ~ 600 bail
Tor examination. Lick has been in the service