New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-10

William r. Alingi yiG;;-pr(esdent, Ge9Tgo E &
Olmsted who is an appOlntee OF the bAecutlE -o
Committee and has held the ONCE SINCE APRIL 1910
MISS DAVIS AND MISS BERRY BETTER
Miss l.. Davis and Miss Elizabeth Berry; the Two
Young women who were thrown ont OF thelr car
rage the Boulevard on Tuesday ana were la ~
10 the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital, were De,tcI
Yesterday Miss Berry was able to leave the nos
pItal and 90 to her home but Miss Davis, whose IN
iurles are moro serious than were AZ first supposed
will stay at the hospital for two or three days
She received q severe conclusion ol the pIaln'
GUILTY or FORGERY SECOND TINE.
Robert H. Montgomery pleaded guilty Yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions 10 an lh"i g
charging forgery IN the second degree. lie per
shaded John I. Ross 20 cash check LOT p2o
which he SAID had been given 10 MN by ms uilcIc,
George r Mon gomcry, and which proved 10 nave
been forged Montgomery has previously served
term in Jail for similar offence ana hec0FdeI
Smyth sentenced him to seven years ana BIN
months IN the state Prison.
THE CABLE ROAD RUNNING REGULARLY.
The cars of the Tenth Avenue Cable Road ran at
regular intervals OF ten minutes yesterday without
any delay. Each of tn" grip car, carried one OF l.e
regu ar surface cars and a crowd awaited them Nv
the start and filed them on the return 10 tne
depot. The cars are now run from the elevated
road station at Eighth-avc. and One-hundIed'ahuii
twenty and are switched 10 INC cane Io""
at Tcnth-ave.
An EATING MATCH AT CLAM BAKE
The Ivy Club Il social and political organiZanon
composed of Republicans ofthe SAIld Assembly Dls
bake at suffers East River Park GREAT QUANTITIES
of clans. lobster. chicken, fish, green corn sweet
and Irish potatoes, Watermelon, beer and VINE
were coueIiued Justice Alfred StcckleT and eA-
Coroner John H. Brady had an eating match
which was decided I'm favor OF the Justice by Isaac
FrOmmc, the referee.
ORGANfZISG TEMPERANCE COMPANIES.
The second meeting for the purpose OF organizing
tegnperauce military companies. which was 10 take
place last evening ut No. 125 East sxteenthIst..
was most poned until next Tuesday evening, when
the committee appointed at the first meeting VIII
submit definite proposals for further WORK, Lieu
tenant La l}anta has already induced ali the men
in (ompauy G., 10Th Regiment, TO take the pledge
~ the orpauIzatiOn and his success thus Tar VIII
lead 10 wider measures. The pledge requires an
stIucncc only when in uniform.
1T DEPENDS on WHAT CONSTITUTE" QUORUM
Itwa- denied at the Cotton Exchange yesterday
that the members have taken exception 10 the
cI.cttou of Charles W. Ide a one of the managers
10 succeed William g. Crenshay, upon the clam
that he was not legally ELECTED. At the meeting OF
The Hoard when fourteen OF eighteen members
were present hc received seven of the thirteen votes
cast and rs the bylaws provide that a majority
of ne I}oard shall constitute quorum 10 transact
business II is avcTed that majority OF those
present can legally act upon any Ic,outlon
DEATH CAUSED BY HER DRESS CATCHING FIRE.
Ms William g.. Hoyt, the young wife of a ply
siciau living az No. $50 West lhritlcth-'t., was
raliug a coal Ire on Tuesday when her dress
c9urLt fire. In a fcw moments she was wrapped
iurv were unavailmV. Sho die yesterday after
suffering for sixteen hours Her husband was
pro-t rated by the result Of the accident lutorm1-
lion of Ms. Hoyt's death was given 70 t.c police
about noon Yesterday when IL became niece --afy TO
summon coroner.