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

Z Rrown.-AIbert Edward, the Prince Of
Wales arrived in this city on October ii, looo.
Collector Hedden yesterday received S57 In con-
science money
G. s.-Sberman's army passed through Richmond,
an TIA wav back 20 Washington, May g. 1853.
Thieves entered the horse OF Joseph stem NO
10 asst Eightleth-st, on Saturday ana stole arl-
ces worth more than SlOO.
An unknown man about fifty years OF age died
early Yesterday while sitting on the stoop OF No.
226Grand-st.
Mary Amer. age Twenty-Five of No. 100 South
Fifth-ave., was stabbed in the abdomen with
penknfe last nlght, and received dangerous
wound at the hands of John Dun.
The money deducted from he pay Of policemen
In August on account OF hnes ana iost time
amounted to $9;O 0l 80; Yesterday It that sum was
credited TO the Police Pension Fund.
Mayor Grace Yesterday appointed Jeremiah
Cronin clerk in the office Of the Mayors Marshal at
a salary of s., 900. TO fill the vacancy caused by
the death of jeremiah Obrlen.
THE PROFESSORS OF DANCING.
The American Society of Professors OF Dancing
met Yesterday at the dancing academy OF Il. u.
Brooks. Broome-st and there discussed VARIOUS o
will elect their officers for the coming year.
NFw OFFICERS or THE SEA BEACH RAILROAD.
Albon p. Man has been elected president Of the
New-York and Sea Beach Railroad, wee William
o. Mcdowell resigned, and the active manage
ment has been vested in Alrick II. Man as man
aging director and treasurer to whom all cohnunl-
cations should 10 future be addressed
COSTLY RESOLUTIONS by THE POLICE BOARD.
The complimentary resolutions which were
adopted by the Board of Police upon the retirement
of Superintendent Wallng have been engrossed
and bound In costly album for presentation to
MFR Walling. Another album containing re.ou-
tions passed by the Beard on the occasion OF GEN
eral Grants death has been prepared Tor presenta
ton TO Mrs. Grant
END or MR.. sTARIN's GOVERNMENT CONTRACT.
The sixty DAYS limit given TO John H. Starin
expired yesterday. and according to the Goverh-
ept way of looking at it that gentleman's con-
tract also expired Mr. Starin to-day will take his
| steamer the Thomas Hunt, from Quarantine and
| transfer no more passengers or baggage TO the
Barge Office
PRRCHERoN HoRsRs FOR ILLINOIS.
| The freight steamship Holland OF the National
| River Yesterday with 2Sl Percheron stations.
| Tn. horses were shipped from Havre, whittier they
had been brought from all parts OF France and Nor
4 mandy The horses will he shipped 10 NJ. w. Dun
hams breeding farm OF oakIawn' near wayne HI
| HoIIANT's COMPANION OUT on BAH.
| JP Hin, Of Texas Holland's companion before
the shooting Of "Tom" Davies visited the District
| Attorneys Office yesterday and signed the testl-
| mony that he had given before the grand jury on
Monday. Mr.. MARITIME said that the evidence would
| 800 as surety for his appearance to answer the
charge of contempt of court for refusing TO answer
| questions put to him by Police Justice GoIman
| He wa then released.
| TO AID REFORMED CHURCH STUDENTS.
The Board of Education of the Reformed Church
| of America held it's quarterly meeting yesterday al
| No "a vesey-st. The means whereby pecunlary
aid Tor poor young men studying for the church u
ITS schools at New-Brunswick, n j., and Holland
| Mich could best be raised aud best exp ended
formed the principal topic OF discussion. No de
clded step will be taken, however. until the extri
| meeting Of the committee next month, while beior
| that time the subcommittee appointed VIII con
sider definite propositions TO be submitted then.