New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
NFW-YORK CITY.

Mrs. NJ II. sends 81 10 this ofii o for the desu-
tute Polish family.
Controller Locw Yesterday secured loan of
eroo 0O0 for the city at / "a per cent until jan
uary i.
A Chatham-st. photographer advertses a free
concert by brass band rs one OF his attfactons W
Sunday cus:oheis
The annual excursion of ST. Marks Memorial
Sunday School will take place on August IA, at
Point View Grove, on the Sound
The New-York and Boston Baseball mines are to
he nj WaIack's Theatre this evening. much 10 tue
delight of Digby Bell and De Wolf Hopper
Christian s Stones was appointed yesterday q
messenger III the Custom House at a salary OF
$40 in place of John Shannon. resigned.
A school for children who physically weak
and unable to attend the public schosl Is is con- con-
nected with ST. Marks Church, and numbers loo
pupils. ,,,,.
Carlo Cuneo secchi de Casali. son of the late
Cheyalier Secch de Casal to-day took charge Of
TEoo DItalia. the Italian organ which was leii
him by his fathers will. he paper was established
by the Cnevsler in ls49.
REQUESTS TO CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS.
BY the will Of Mary Devlin, filed yesterday, $500
bequcsthsd to the Ropan Ua oa,3c on tb oIpnan gnd
and $500 to TIE Rev. Father Michael ID. Lilly. lie
and DR.. Michael X. Hogan are appointed executors.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND.
The New-York Circulating Library for the Blind
has been incorporated with the object OF collecting
ators are Flora L. Rogers Elizabeth :. Ginger
Catherine 4. ONeill Maggie A. Qaee and Susan b.
Purdy.
DWELLINGS GIVING WAY TO BUSINESS HOUSES
Buslness on Twenty thrd-st. is gradually moving
eastward. Several of the hnest brown 'front.' houses
on the block between Broadway and Fourth-ave.
are to rent and of them, 1t - announced, are
| for "buslness purposes" There are already many
places of business in the street between Broadway
and LexIngtOn-ave.
Henry BambrinO was arrested on Wednesday
evening in Madison Square for insulting women
Just before the arrest BamsnnO spoke to Mrs.
N. b. Britton as she was crossing the park. Mrs.
Britton promptly struck the young fellow III the
face and sent him reelng to the ground. He was
sent to the Island for SIX months by justice ford
yesterday.
The PARK rSvEsrIGATIoS TO BE DROPPED.
Tho Aldermen's Committee to investigate the
Park Department did not hold meeting yestc rday
OH the alleged ground OF lack OF quorum There
was actually quorum present. but II was rumored
that the Park Commissioners had satisfied the de-
mand for places, hence the investigation weuld be
abandoned
Ex-AssEMBLYMAN GIBBS FOUND.
George B. Gibbs the ex-AsseInblyman who has
| been missing from his home at No. 81 Market-st
for more than week, was found on staten lsland
| there. Mrs. Gibbs. who Is In destitute circum-
stances received assistance from Peter Is. Master
| son Thomas Shields and Commissioner Porter.
Theodore NJ. Roche, real estate agent. has offered
| to give her employment and rent free
| CONTROLLER LOEw INDIGNANT
Controller LOew indignant yesterday when
he learned that the Park mmssoners had issued
notification TO the Park Police that the Controller
refused to sign the pay-rolls unless full months
work was performed, thus cutting off the usual va
| cations The Controller said that he had made no
! such refusal but on the contrary Informed the
| Park Board that he was entirely willing that the
| employees should have their usual vacations.
THE NEW HARLEM BRIDGE COMMISSION ,
| The Mayer Controller, and president OF the Board
of Aldermen will meet to-day to appoint three COM
mssioners 10 build bridge over the Iarl0m River.
W. r. Martin, ex-prcsident of the Park Depart
mcnt Simpson Hamburger Of one of the numero ps
| German Democratic organizations, and j. ID. Wells,
of the Twenty third Ward, are said TO be candi-
| dates for the places.
BURIAL OF ISRAEL CORsE.
| The funeral of Israel Corse, who died on Monday
from heart disease at Sayville, L. l.. held yes
| terday morning at the Church OF the Transfgura-
| tion. The Rev. DIR. Houghton oficatcd. There
was large attendance. not only OF men engaged IN
the leather trade but also in various branches OF
| business Many members OF the Union Club, to
which Mr. Corse had belonged for thirty years, were
also present The body was taken to Wsstport,
| Conn.,, for BURIAL
| INCORPORATING NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
| The Empire and Bay States Telegraph Company
| has been Incorporated with capital of $3.50 900,
reserying the ght to increase 1T to YlOO0OOOOpar
| value 800 share. Its object is to construct,
maintain aud operate telegraph lines IN tle States
on the Atlantic seaboard from to the
| District of Columbia. The corporatOrs are Andrew
| j. Baldwin John Henry Miller aud Charles J.