New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-lOHk CITY.
a. Constant Reader"-Wc cannot get the infor-
nation toryou.
Tho steamer Hudson of the Cromwell Line.
which sailed from Orleans on March 4, was
heard from Yesterday. She had lost her propeller
and put in;o Charleston lOr repairs
Collector Robertson has received IA anonymous
communication from a small town IN MasSachu-
setts lncosIng 500 which the writer says Is due TO
the Government for unpaid dutlcs'
Mrs YscuIt Dudley. who IS still in the lombs for
shcotIng V Donovan Lossa, says that sne is anxious
TO yet out That size may 10 10 inc Souuan do
nurse.
A wagon ran against al elevated railroad column
In Slxtn-aye Yesterday. The driver John Goeckei,
of No 23J y est IhIry y-hitn-St., was thrown To the
pavement and fractured Ills skul.
John Lorenz a Cerman tailor, age twenty-six.
who had been ill, committed sulcCc yesterday Nv
Jumping from folrth-slory wndo" oil No. ~
Avenue-B
The Produce Exchange has obtained from the
Bowery savings Bank $4,000 payable IN hSe I'VE
years, aud has gIvcu as security mortgage Oh inc
property Nos. AIS Marketneid-si.
George Dorbcr of No. 1854 First-ave.. who was
crushed in the fcrti izng establishment oI hlh9ly
a William IN East F0'ty-iourlh-'t, on luesua''
died Yesterday IN It. Lukes hospital.
A meeting Of honoraby discharged soldiers,
sailors and marines who nave been IN the united
STATES regular service VIII bc held ~ Lincoln
Hail. at Allen and Houston sts., a. O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon
MoNtY LOANED BY FxPnEsiDfNT ARTHUR.
A mortgage was recorded yesterday, gwen by
Mrs Henry t;ilsey TO president Arthur. on the
prnerty Nos. /. i'e5-I .2O3 Iiroadway. The nstru-
ment was executed on ednesday To secure ah al
vance OF $4,000, To be paid IN a year.
AYACaT 10 RACE I'M ENOII>u CUTTER.
yaeh. 70 race ihs Engsh M cater iSl .ns Arr
She Will not race of course. unless she shod prove
t. he success she Will be paid lor by COinineuoIo
Bennett and yice-Coinnodoro Douglas oi tho Ne"-
YORK facht Ctub.
SALONS DRYYiNG SUPERSTITION.
The superstition of sailors is proverbal and tisan
uncommon iblng to ina q vessel that VIII start ON
troay But superstition was dened yestcluay ny
those vino sailed on tho Hamburg steamship
huevia. which was DELAYED from thursday, owing
10 her DELAY III arrival because ol bad weather.
TuIRryES HUNDRED POUNDS "P MEAT sEHED.
H. Cvrns Fdsou and Meat Inspectors Eomaine.
and Meyers assisted by several sanitary policemen,
watched the ferries yesterday III rning and seized
/ 800 pounds of bad meat winch had been shipped
to dealers in the city. portion OF 1t Was boil"
veal
BURNED WHILE ~ Az ErrIErHc FIT.
James Kelly, Of No. 23A Motl-St., lad an epliep-
tic IN in TIC grocery store NJ No. 21l Cenire-st.,
Yesterday ana fell upon "A stove, upsciting II ana
burning himself IN shocking nnauner. lie "as
taken to ST. Nncents Hospital
CHARGED WITH ASsACLTiNG MIR. DONOVAN
Patrick Carroll, who lives at IhirG-ave: ana
Twen;y ysecond-st., was remanded III tho lorkViile
Court Yesterday suspicion OF being Implicated III
| the assault on tuesday night on D. ). donovan, Oh
| No. $40 East Twenteth-st.
THE THIRTEEN CLUB Disc AGAIN
The Thirteen Club sat down last night. ut No.
West 2Sth-st., to their thIrty-egDth dinner. There
were two tables with thirteen at Table. Judge
| DavId McAdacl chief ruler presided. All the sym
| bos employed by Tho club 10 show their lack oil
dresd OF superslitous foibles were, as usual, em-
| ployed
| WORKING FOR TIIE PARLIAMENTARY FUND.
The women of the Manhattan Branch of tho
| Irish Natiusal League will give an entertainment
af the Lexington Avenue opera House st.
| Patrick's Eve March III, the proceeds of which
will be devoted 10 the Parliamentary Fund. Mayor
| Grace viii preside
J BRANCH OF THE HEBREW ALLIANCE.
branch of the Hebrew Alliance has been formed
in this city, The object of tho Alliance. which was
| founded ia 1860 Is TO defend the honor of the
| Jewish name wherever attacked" IL has 3O,3lO
| members enrolled III all coulrlcs from Japan TO
Peru and Russia. Its work IL political. huInanl-
| taran and educational.
BISHOP DUNLOP IN GRACE CHURCH.
The Rev. DIR. George Kelly Dunlop. missionary
| bishop of New-MexIco, mace an address last even
ing IN Grace Church concerning the American
| Church Building Fund Commission "a an important
agency Of the Protestant plscopaI Church in ex-
| tending its missionary work.
SMALL AUDIENCE HEARS CARL sCHURZ
| Carl Schurz delivered lecture on Benjamin
| Franklin" last evening at Steinway Hall. The
hall was filled 10 about third of its capacity.
| benjamin Franklin" saId Mr. schnrz made IL a
prnclple never to seek Office, but never to re-
| fuse One-an example which tho new AdmInisira-
ti0n would be glad TO see followed by all American
citizens" At this point the audlence applauded.
OPPOSITION TO CABLE ROADS.
| Petitions from employees OF the Western Union
Telegaph Company and the windsor Hotel, aud
| hallway Commission yesterday IN favor of cable
| roads. Charles McGInnIs, John T.. Werdstern. En-
| met H. Smith and persona dong business In Broome-
st. opposed the proposed road. Iroperly-OwDers III
Crosby and Catharine sts also made objections.
SIMPSON THE NEwsDEALfR DISCHARGED.
| AnthOny CUnstock two weeks ago caused the
arrest of William simpson, the Ccntre-st. news
DEALER for selling The Police Aecs and The Boys Of
dnerica. The case has been up Two three times
for trial at the Iombs Police Court aud was dis
missed yesterday by Justice ORcllly. Mr. Com
stock told the Justice that his decision was directly
opposite TO the DIsLnct-Attorney's iaea.
WEEKS BUSINESS FAILUREs.
The business failures during the last seven DAYS
as reported to X. g. Dun IL Co.. number for the
United states 23S and for Canada Al, q total Of
2S2 as compared with 277 last week aud 2S3 the
week previous to the last. Failures increasing
in Canada III New-York City and the Eastern
States they are below the average. The South and
West furnish about two-thlrds OF tho total num-
Der III the United States.
COMPLETING THE OIL BOARD UNION.
The transfer of membership from the New
York Petroleum Exchange 10 the Consolidated
Stock aud Petroleum Exchange IS going forward
RAPIDLY. Only those who qualify AS members OF
the new exchange before next Monday can take
part IN the election OF officers of the Consolidated
board but the tIme for qualification extends for
three months after tho date.
| IT SOUNDS LIKE "MARM" MANDELBAUM
John Mclaughlin, age thirteen, Of No. 154
thursday carrying twenty one towels, pair ol
| shoes, fourteen pawn tickets and slung shot. IN
formed the police tnat the goods were stolen from
No. 90 Th0mps0n-st, and were gwen to him Dy
John Crimson, the burglar. age seventeen. Omcel
Sullivan arrested young 0rimssn aud his mother