New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
NFW-YORK CITY.

Janan due in Ncw-York for fist delivery Febru-
airy 20.
Presidents Eliot. McCosh and Webb will consider
the question of elective studies and college dlsclp-
line at the meeting of the Nineteenth Century
Club next Tuesday evening.
Twenty-Five destitute Hungarian immigrants
who arrived on the Hamburg steamship MOraVla
Yesterday were not allowed to land by the COM
mlssioners of Emigration.
HELD AS A SUSPICIOUS PERSON.
James Smith, of No. 81 Grcenwich-ave, was re-
manded Yesterday at jefferson Market Court, where
he was registered as suspicious person. Joseph
A. Moore was the complainant and 1t was under
stood that the arrest was made Oh suspicioi Vi
forgery. - -
Word was received at the office OF the Park Com
missioners Yesterday that H. u. Doherty the EN-
Move who has been missing for week had re-
turned home. lie Is Frustrated and unable 10 give
any account of himself since he left the office last
TO HONOR THE RTv. DIR. CAHlLI.
The various Catholic aud Irlsh societies OF the
of The Rev. DR. Cahi at 81. PatTick's Cathedral on
Monday. The body will he brodght from BOsfon
on its way to Ireland for burial. The Mayors OF
Boston, Troy and this city axe expected 10 oe pres
ent. ~ J., -
Among the speakers at the annual dinner OF the
shington Iicgits Century Club, of which ltozea
b. Perkins Is president. will be Chel Justice Noah
Davis. ex-Judgc Horace Russell, Mayor Grace.
vii he given al the new West End Hotel 81. Mich
olas.nve. and Observation-Disclosures
rsIxG 4 nor POKER on LITTLE CHLpRTN.
Miss Evelyn Scott, age eighteen tlc dnugh9er zero OF
co,ored paiace-car porier on the West Shore Road,
and his houSckccp-r at No. . Minctta Lane. was
held IN 81 600 at Jefferson Market Court yesterday
for keeping her iIttle brothers aAd s!5.eds SUI py
bnrnIng their hands and faces with red not
poker ,. . .,,.,c,,r
No information could oe learned at the lnuan
Steamship office yesterday regarding Mt
| pumbey the passenger who ~ reported 10 nave
jumped overheard from the City OF RlchInohd, on
= NJ, clef was
| ncr+,n bv that name ard il Is believed tIIat lie
boarded the vessel as she was about TO sail.
| JAMES p. FIsm INDICTED AGAIN.
lanes ID Fish formerly president of the Marine
| Notional hank was called upon yesterday 10 Plead
| to new indictment for violation OF thc banking
! laws. Tho former one Was made before t.e rNaHi.-
| nation of the banks affairs was completed. Mr;
| Tish pleaded not guilty Yesterday IN the nited
state, Circuit Court. His friends furnished Dali 10
| the amount Of S3o,OOo
| COMPLAINTS AGAINST An FLEvAtFD ROAD.
Much complaint has been made by the patrons ot
| the second Avenue Elevated haiI0da on 'hr
morning trains for the last TWO dnyS, pecauS, % I -
their ttr.pularity. In some cases there nave hccn
intervals OF from ten to hftecn minutes between the
trains. aud to make mp lost time they have PASSED
some of the stations without stopping leNiuS
| crowds of passengers on the Platforms
| wntsKERs nor \ SUFFICIENT DISGUISE.
| Charlie, W. Boyle was secn 10y two Young griS
oing AMI of the house Of Herman llrschfeld at No.
| iii tast Seventy-ninth-st.. "A few weeks ago. An
"rth s,{o0 had been tai Ell from the house. Boyle
| San oiJ offender aud "A lcade- If uptown gang.
lie was convicted aud wa, sentenced " stnfCly by
lndge Cowing 20 five years IN the - tc frIS"n. lie
| had attempted 10 disguise hHnseh ny S'o"Ihs
ruF SILK RIBBONS sEZCRE.
Special Agent Ilngle yesterday seat piStrict-
Attorney Root the evidence IN the ribbon under
y,l,. ,ton cas-. az iinst luckcm"ycr Nchei"r, No.
| 10 Droome-st On "Wednesday the impression was
| gwen that Examiner ihwoTth passed the Roods
before the valuation was advanced. Mr SouthwoEth
actually advanced the valuation on an average OF
| about II per cent As result oi ms course the
| seizure was made.
ruF MAYOR AND SLAUGHTER HOUSES
| The Ladies' Health Protective Association yes
! terdny sent MAYOR Grace request To name time
| when "A committee fIom the association col Il can
| uron him and give information IN regard to the
Violations of law by he proprictprS ot slaughter
| housrs Inc association states that the Board of
| Il.,Ith will take no action on the subject until
| compelled 10 do So. as In the case ol haue, the
| owner of the manure heap. HE MAYOR hAeh noon
| to-morrow as the tmno u receive the committee.
| an urnwNfr's ASSAiLANrs HELD FOR TRIAL.
| .Iohn Daly and Michael !. Bagl-y, of No .20i
| TE,rd-ayr aud John DoOdy, OF No. LIB Third
ave.. were held at Jefferson Market Yesterday to
answer at General sessions ior o'1aSIas IN l'o
| ave- ON sunday night, and stealing fancy goods
| worth 500: for committing brutal assault the
follow, ne ddV Mrs Brownie, VINO iiVeS over thc
| .tore aud for stcaIIug her diamond ring ana gold
! bor,e-sh0e II II said that Mr. Brownie mad Sls-
| nrctcd his wfc Of having improper relations with
D"''' REAL ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION.
The sales of real estate at the Exchange sales
room Yesterday were smaller 'han ma nan neen ex,
| pectrd owing to the Withdrawal OF some advertised
pDrccIs Richard v Harnctt sod / 50 plots of land
Ia Inc rweuty.thIrd Ward, INCLUDING water rights
| -, the Fast RIvci for SJ3, 900 10 John Watson.
lie l,o sold two lots In One-hnnd'cd and fifteenth
AZ west of Fifth-avc., To lhomas Nc hlanus Tor
| Sil 100 and the other Ia Henry a; Dingcr for
| Ii 900 John T. Is. Smy tn sold TWO Drown-Stone
| front houses IN Fiith-ave between One-hundred
| and tventv-fifth aud One-hundred and twenty
s,rtb sts, for e20 100 and $40 700 respectively TO
| Char es /. Galcs'
| ,,~,rru N LIFE Axp IN DEATH NOT DIVIDED
C,o bearses bore the cOfiins containing the bod
lea of George Matthews and his wife. who died on
| sunday and tuesday respectively, 10 TRINITY
| Chapel yesterday The collins were placed SIDE by
| s,de near the altar. The Rev. Mr. Swopc conducted
| the service. The pail bearers were David White,
james Connor W. Darling, George Mills, ID. AndsT-
| "n II \ Anderson DE Witt Stevens, Henry Chi
| CHESTER J. H. Otter Thomas Hill, John Brewer and
| Wallace Browor The employees of Mr.. Matthews
sent a double broken column OF howcrs, and the
| sons sent two pillows bearing the words Rather"
| aud Mother"
| CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS CRIME.
| Charles II. Cummings, age thirty-sx, married
man, living at No. 81 West 'ie
| NJ b3O Vest Twenty -thlrd-st., was charged yes
| terday at Jefferson Market Court with committing
q brutal assault on "Wednesday evening on zoo
| Norrop the nine year-Old child of a temperance
| lecturer who lives IN the same building. me
| chld's mother swOre that she discovered the man
| with the child IN the cellar. The prisoner denies
tua he ever saw the little girl before he met her at
the police station He was remanded to await tho
result of her injuries, which are SAID 10 be serious
| Cummings was drunk when arrested ana tine chid
| ,nan assaulted was returning from liquor shop
NJ Ienth-ave. and Twenty y-second-st. with bottle
| of whskey.
| BROOKLYN.
A sportng-goods dealer says that hc has sold more
roller skates in the last few months than for ten
| years before
missing from the Waldo House in lIamiton-avo.
| ror nearly a week and his friends are greatly