New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
NETWORK CITY.
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Pilot Charles Anderson was suspended yesierday
for running the bark II. d. LloDy OH 'ho ho"'
Shoal on June 2S
A paper signed by fifteen SHAREHOLDERS in Wash,
ington Market. declaring that the ventilation on
the building is defective, has been sent 10 inc
Board of Health.
The Board of Health yesterday revoked per
init for fat-rcndcring held by George Albert. q
butcher of No. 7S3 Ninth-ave, because Offensive
odors had been permitted 10 escape.
Superintendent Murray yesterday sent out gem
erai alarm directing the police to arrcs, man who
has been representing himself as aisantary inspect
or and demanding brides for withholding con-
plants
Harry Brown OF the schooner Mary A. Draper,
found the body of an oil man in the North River
at Ffty-ffth-st. yesterday. Ii was identified as
that of Michael klcfer, age elghty, OF NO. no
West Ffty-fourth-st.
CABLE RAILWAY TRUSTEES
The National Cable Railway Company eesleu
the following trustees and directors yesterday (:
William p. Shinn, Joseph c. Walcott Samuel r.
Pierson. Henry l.. Davis, James w. Towne, Charles
r. Parsons. William H. MartiG. William Z. DAVIS,
Alfred Peckham.
TESTING NEW CARTRIDGE.
Yesterday ut Sandy Hook under the direction OF
r,dSc An initial velocity was obtained of 2,312
feet In second. The powder charge was few
grains less than an ounce, ana me sho, seven
calibres long and weighing 40 grams. NO such
record has heretofore been made.
SMALLPOX IL TENEMrNT-EoUsF.
Mrs Crowley, poor lrlshwoman living In the
tenement house No AZ last lwentie,aIst' was
fering from smallpox. Her little girl. age seven
was taken to IL G Reception Hospital because there
was no one TO for her. IL is not known how
Mrs Crowley contracted the disease.
POLICY SHOPS RUNNING N CHATHAM-Sr.
Two of the oldest established policy shops in the
city are open daily in Chatham-st. In tho guise OF
exchanges offices The police drove the proprietor of
Of hose MI business a
over year ago, after he had amasscd fortune,
but he was promptly succeeded by two young men
who seem Ia be dong we'll
EXCURSION or VOLUNTEER rInrMES.
An excursion OF the members of Washington En-
CINE Corppany No 20. IF the Old Volunteer Fire
Department. 10 Point View Park, Long Island, will
Members Association is Alderman Clcary and the
vicc-presidcnt james r. Hasson. of the County
Clerks office.
STOCK rxcnAvGr MEMBERS SUSPENDED.
Two members of the Stock Exchange were sns-
rended Yesterday. VI Burr. jr.. of Britton x Burr.
for one week. and Il. f. Munroe. of Nunroe a
Wyckof, for two wee Ks Just before the close OF
business on Monday Mr.. Burr accused Mr. Munroc
of utterlng fal~ehood IN regard 10 "A transaction
in 200 shares of stock. The other replied with
blow which was not returned because several
NON beers of the board hurled themselves between
the combatants.
HANGING HIMsTfF N 4 STAIRWAY.
Inmates Of the tencment-house No. AIS West
Twentv-hfth-st. were startled early yesterday by
the discovery OF young mans body hanging from
Tho railing % the second-stnry landing. The Young
man was Henry Burns age twenty-five, tenant IN
the house. He had committed suicide n the NIX hi
by tving one end of a rope 20 a baus'er. passing
the other end about his neck IN moose and then
Jumping over the railing.
uoSoRfNG TIE FOUNDERS oF THE JESUIT oRnEF.
Friday will be feast day among the Jcsuits of
New-YoIk and VIII be- duly observed by appropriate
religious services IN ST. Franci- NlycT- Church ia
Nest SiNtecnth-st; IN -. lawrcnces IN East
Eighty fourih-,t: in s. Joscph's IN East Eighty
scycuih-St. and IN the Jesuit Church Fordnam
The dav will be- solemnly observed In all the Jesuit
churcLe, on sunday. \ sermon Of special aPpro-
prIatcness Will be delivered in -. Francis Aayiers
Church at the IL a. N. high mass.