New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-10
NEW.YORK CITY.

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Five dwelling houses TO cost $11O,OOO arc 70 DC
erected by Charles Bachelor in Seventy -second-st.,
west Of Nlnth-ave.
The Canadians living in this city are seeking to
form an association of some KIND 10 anofu oppoi-
tunlty for greater personal intimacy.
Four additional passenger trains are to be placed
on the Newark branch of the FL Railway next
week, making thirteen each way daily
The second fancy dress carnival and ball OF inc
Knickerbocker Roller Skating Club will take pace
at the American Institute Halle tuesday evening
Prizes will be given for the best costumes
BY fall from the fourth story Of .he unfinished
building No. 5i2 West Thiriy-seyenth-st. yester-
day, Argyll Mcdonald, bricklayer, was hurI
dangerously.
Captain William Mcakim of the Eleventh Pre-
cnct qualified and took bis shield YESTERDAY gay tho
Civil Service Examiners having certihed 'HaI he
had passed an examination with credit
Mr.. FLORENCE TO Go DEfP-sEA FISHING.
W. j. Florence tho comedian, Will sail for Ber-
muda to-day accompanied by party OF intimate
friends. 1t is to be pleasure trip, with deep-sea
fishing as the prluclpai feature Inc party cAPe0'
TO be back within three weeks
TEN YEARS FOR TWO BURGLARrEs.
Recorder Smyth yesterday sentenced to Ten
years in the state Prison William fiske age
twenty one. who pleaded guilty to two bn5glarles
one at the house of Mrs. Ellen Kirk, No. 22l East
Fifty-ninth-st. on April .. and the other lew
days later at the house of Joseph A. ward, NO. 3Zo
East SIxty-hrst-st
MAYOR GRACE WISHES THE HIGHEST DECISION
The Mayor yesterday sand that he would make
no appointments OF Commits 'iJners untll the court
of Appeals had gwen decision III the case OF 70
lice Commissioners Mason and McClave; ihat ue-
csion will fix the tenure of office OF the helds oil
departments in where they or their predeces-
sors have held over.
WORK OF BIBLE SOCIETY.
The New-York Female Auxiliary Bible Society
held It's annual meeting yesterday Mt me Bble
House. The Rev. DR.. Oriniston presided. Mrs.
Clinton B. Fisk read an account OF tn" socletI
work for the year. Mrs. Mary Is. Wheeler the
treasurer reported that So, Gl2 had been received
from church collections and Pl22G from donations
AssIG MINT OF 4 III rCrIR.
Robert G. Cornell. butcher in West Washington
Market, made an assignment yesterday TO Albert
+. Reed. giving preferences TO knapp * van NOS,
trand for 81, 900, Babetta Stittbaucr 5000 ana
Mary &. Cornell s., 169 ~. lie succeeded the firm
of Cornell 81 Moon in 1877, of which he had been a
mem Der for twenty years.
FUNERAL or FATHER HoCRsPIEL-
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in 81.
Joseph's Church, IN East Eighty-sevcntl-st:, yes
terday, at the funeral of the Rev; John hocksPel.
s. j.. the pastor of :he church. The Eey Father
Edwards, of the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception. was the celebrant. There was large at
tendance, many ceTgvmen being present. The
body taken to West Park, Ulster County, ~. u,
for burial.
ABANDONED 4 MONTH AFTER MARRIAGE.
Charles Hcnninger. German of middle age.
came to tins CITY three years 20 and 3pensd beer
shop at No 967 FIrst-avc. He his best Gus
toner. mouth ago he married woman. who IN
formed the police Yesterday that ne had been mss
ing for week and she tsought II" had abandoned
her. He tooS all the money that there was in tins
house and left several deblA
The Cont of oyer and iermlner was occupied
yesterday with the trial Of Nellie Nandcrhocf for
The murder of her newborn infant 10y cutting rs
throat on December last, at Plea.ant-aye. aud
Ono hundred aud fourteenth st. lhe defence
sought 10 prove that the prisoner vas subject to
epilepiic fits. and AT the time the crime was com
united was insane. The trial Wall be concluded
to-day.
PUNISHED FOR BFISG CRUEL TO CHILD
IN the Special Sessions CoGit yesterday Conrad
Debris, of 40 031 East Onc-hundrsd -and-hiicth-
ST.. was tried for cruelty TO his sirtors four-year-
old child whom he used 10 send ont INTO the street
barefooted without regard 20 weather Snpcrin-
teudent jenkins of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children exhibited a Photograph OF
the little one III winch her feet shown sore
aud distorted from frost-oIcs Debris was sent To
the wOrk-hOusc for four mOItns.
NEEDING FUNDS FOR DECORATION DAY.
An appeal for subscriptions toward the expenses
Of decorating the graves Of Union soldiers on DC o.
ration Day has been ssucd 10y the Citizens huXIl-
larry Committee of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie signed by Senator Evarts, Mayor Grace Justice
Noah Davis. August Belmont, Theodore Roosevelt.
the aey DIR. Morgan DIX, GcOre William Curtis.
Levi VI. Bates and other prominent citizens. Con-
trIbutions may be forwarded 10 Ferdinand i. Earle,
treasurer of the finance committee, Eotel Norman
dle at Broa1way aud Thrty-eighth-stl
AEREsrFD FOR wlTunolDING An ACCOUNT
James Crothy died in BROOKLYN in Nav 1876.
His daughters. Nav Z. and Louisa: were appointed
LAWYER Richard -. KimDall. to settle the affairs
IL is alleged by the clients that Kimball collected
from David II. Lindauer So % 80 but paid them
only So 100 no. and has refused 10 make final ac
/
an order issued by Justice Barnard of the Supreme
Court and held III $1,000 bal.
SUDDEN DEATH or CAPTAIN LEVI MARTIN.
Captain Levi Martin an assistant inspector Of
hulls under the United States Steamboat Inspect
ors fell dead yesterday morning at No. 80 West-st.,
while on his way 10 inspect vessel lie had en-
tered the ship chandlery store at that place TO
speak to n friend, and suddenly dropped TO the
floor. lie had not felt well for several days. but
had attended to his duties. He was an elderly
man and had always been connected with the canal
and steamboat service. He had been an inspector
for seven years.
SALARIES For IRISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
The question of paying the Irish members of
Parliament, belonging to Mr.. ParnelPs party
salary dscussedo on Wednesday nightta a
meeting OF the Municipal Council of the Irish
National League, Joseph +. Ryan presiding. Mr..
PaIncll, the chairman said favors this scheme aud
while the League here was organizing and would
be ready at time 10 enter upon the work of col
lecting the money, Mr.. Parne rs command would
have he received before the work could be prop
cry begun. In Cincinnati some Irlshmen uncon-
nected with the League undertook to start collect
ing for such fund.- but the chairman wished them
| luck of all they got.
FUNERAL OF DAVID d. TERRY.
The John A. Dix post, No. 135, g. A. r., yester-
day performed the burial service of their order in
Greenwood Cemetery over the remains Of their past
Der of the NewYork bar, the ritual being reclted
! by the present past-commander. Thomas b. Odeil.
and the chaplain, William " Badger A large
the deceased man attended. The guard of honor
was composed OF the surviving officers 81 the 10th
|
and which was known as The - Old lronsidesU IL
was the very last New-York regiment TO return
from the field of war after the surrender Of the
rebel armies, its muster out dating as late as May
g. 1866.
MILITfAMES TO APPEAR on THE STAGE.
| One of the most laughable performances wit
messed here for long time probably Will be the
burlesque of The Lady OF Lyons to be presented
| at the University Club Theatre, MadIson-ave and
! Twenty-sixth ST., on next Tuesday evening by a
cast composed entirely of members of Ninth COM
| papy 9th Regiment. the principal female char
| acters are entrusted to j. WIay Cleveland Joseph
| A lin q In liz IL