New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
NEW-NORR CITY


Polo Grounds to-day.
"CoxsTAST RrADER"-You loso your vote by
removing from tie State before election
The steamer Australia arrived at san Francisco
with mails from Australia and Hawan at I D. III.
team attached to brewery wagon ran away
in broadway Yesterday and upset condensed
milk wagon, wrecking it and lnjunng the horse.
w. j. McAlpinc has been appointed chief cngi-
necr of the new Harlem River bridge, when when Is 10
span the river half mile above High Drluge.
Samuel SeIigman Yesterday sent to the Fire Com
missloners $3.50 which had been bcqueaihcd to tho
Firemcn's Relief Fund by Abraham Soligman' OF
Frankfort-on- Main.
The steamship Alamo. commanded by captain
Risk arrived yesterday from Galveston. She made
the passage in five days and ten hours, making the
fastest time Oh record.
HOW TIE NEW LETTER SYSTEM Wears dis
The number of special delivery Monday was
tributed through the post Off Of town had accum-
$50. Although letters lrPcctters were delivered on
Ta Mat, on ,ka, dd;a.{{urfday.
Nio"'"' sa0uLpRRs DIsLoCArED BY FALLS.
" nile adjusting belt on some machine NeSier-
day at No % JacksOn-st. Thomas Martin, OF No;
7O'Vandam-st, fell from ladder and dlslocated
his right shoulder. Dennis Sullivan, OF NO. 80
East Observation-Disclosures, fell from his butcher
cart IN State-st and dslOcated his left shoulder.
APPOINTED TO INSPECT ELEVATORS.
Matthew T. Gaughan and John CrosSon mechah-
les who have been employed for some time III the
repair shops of the Fire Department. were detalcu
Yesterday as inspectors of passenger elevators 70
do duty under superintendent DOehch ol INC
THE TRIAL OF WARD.
District Attorney MARITIME sent word Yesterday 70
General b. f. Tracy, the senior counSei Tor Ftru1
nand Ward, that lac expected TO call the criminal
case against Ward for trial at the Court OF oyer
and Tcrminer on October 10, and that he dcSrch
to have the trial begun at That time
DorBTING THAT SHE WAS A PASSENGER
If was thought yesterday at the Office OF thc ial
River Lin, in this city that It was impossible that
the woman whose body was found III the water
near Providence could have been n passenger on
/ of t,ot
nafro the boats constantly through the night, ana
no one could Jump overheard or be thrown into ne
water without being seen.
no TlpIxGs OF FREDERICK FIsHFG.
Nothing further had been heard yesterday by
August Bcruhem * Bauer. of No. 90 BROADWAY,
as to where their former bonkkeepGr, irurric5
before he lied tens of thousands OF collars Mt.
Bernheim said was prcposterous: me sum Is
! SMALL he said ana our examination 80 laI SLOWS
| but little loss"
ONE or GnEcrY's COMPANIONS Ill Is TINS CITY;
| Henry Bicrdorbick, who was with Lieutenant
Greedy on his Arcic expedition haS Osem an N
suffering from typ od- malariai teyGre. ms Ill
ness came from Ewing in an unhealthy place III
Ncw-Jerscy. There IS reason to nope LOT his re-
| cOvcIy.
SENTENCE or MRS. PECK.
Ju.tice Van Brunt in the Court Of oyer and Ter
miner, yesterday sentenced Mrs: Ellen l.. n. Icc .
| 10 four wears and six months i'll the Penitcntiary
/ tot forging bond in connection with mortgage
| ON property in Brooklyn. Mrs Peck received the
sentence Iue,y, Dul aI'cI""'" h'O',''' w
with grief She was weeping when sic was lei oct
| of the court room.
FRUIT AND vEGETABTES or EXHinIIIoN
The fruit and vegetable display was begun ycstcr
dav at the American Institute Fair, at third ave.
| amd Siytv-thrd-st and will continue for eight
| davs Many amateur and professional growers VIII
| c0inuctc In this department for the numerous ana
ynInnble premiums offered The art department Is
also attracting much attention. The 9Th Regiment
Band will play musical selections every afternoon
and evening.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Twelve applicants for appointment as mcdlca
reviewers in the Pension Office at ashlhgt"E WGi'
examined yesterday III tho Federal binding. ne
Guestions mad been prepared at Washington. f.. D.
Post of the Post O6ico Examining Board, had
charge of the examination. Only one applicant ioi
the position of special examiner appeared and h'
! also WAS examined from series OF printed qncs-
tions Tho examination was largely Oh technica
subjects.
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND HELD FOR EiGAMh
James Grant house painter, OF No. 80 seventh
ave was held in 300 bail yesterday by justice
Murray at tho York. vile Police Court to answer th'
charge Of assault made by Emily Brady. OF No. l44-
Sccond-ave charge of Ligamy was also pre-
ferrel against him by Mrs Grant. who alleges tha
he married Ellen Dixon, Of No. 1907 Ihlrd-aTe., II
September. 1871, and has since probably taken u
himself third WIFE For tins latter charge 10 wa
held in 81. 900 bail.
FEW MoUESEEs FOR DEssESpoRF.
The funeral of j. NJ. BesScnd0ii the youn!
| German who shot himsf in Central Park on Satur
day night after killing the wife OF DR.. Koch tool
place Yesterday at the undertaking stabllslilnnti"
| p I Hollerer a Bro No. 1879 LudlGw-st Only
Among them was Mr. Cohen, who knew the iathc
of Besscndorf, also young woman VINO "cht u
school with IcSScHdOrf in Germany. lie Durld
: was in the Lutheran Cemetery.