New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-01
NEW-YOkK CITY.

The new assessors took the oath of office yestcr-
day. They will organize to-day.
CORPORATION Com sci Lacombe yesterday appoint
ed Lamont Mclaughlin law clerk III his office.
In June 4,O53 cabin. 1870 intermediate and
34.792 steerage passengers arrived at this port
from foreign countries.
The man Tho was killed by a Second-ave. car on
Sunday night was Thomas MOrrlSsey, labOTcr OF
No. 231 East Fifteenth-st.
Mrs. EuphemIa Beburnie Scotch woman, age
100 died at No. 377 West Northumberland
twenty ffth-st on Sunday. She lived III this city
fifty years.
The Young Peoples Association of Jerry McAul-
ey's Crcmorne Mission will make an excursion to-
niorrow to River View Park, on the Hudson. Boats
will leave West Thirty -ffth-st at a. N.
For the accommodation Of the public, the New
Haven Line will run one OF its steamers from Peck
slip on July at 8 a. IN. and July at II a. m. and
1 p. H.. The II p. IN. Sunday steamer will run
during the summer.
CHARGES AGAINST PILOT KELLY.
The steamship Aurania, OF the Cunard line which
arrived June u, first boarded by Pilot John
Kelly. Captain Hams thought that his gait *
hibited something more than the usual sailors 70 J.
and he took another pilot on board. The Pilot
Commissioners yesterday suspended Kelly.
SMALLPOX on A FREIGHT STEAMER.
When the steamship Holland, of the National
line, which arrived Yesterday from London was
inspected at Quarantine one OF the bremen was
found suffering from smallpox. lie was sent to
Black wells Island and the steamship was allowed
to come up to the city and discharge her cargo She
is a freight vessel and carries no passengers.
SLIGHT ACCIDENT on THE BRIDGE
While being switched yesterday morning on the
New-York side, one Of the Bridge ears got off the
track causing some slight delay in travel. The
misnap occurred about 10 o'clock, and was the re-
suit of turning the switch too que KY. Nodamage
was caused
OBREN AND TRUMAN IN POLICE COURT.
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Larry"
O'Brien and George 1. Truman, the participants In
the affray few weeks ago, where both nearly lost
their lives, refused TO mako a complaint. VBrlcn
was discharged. Truman was held IN 5000 bail
upon charge made by officer Nelson of carrying a
knife with feionious intent.
NO TEN-CENT SPECIAL STAMPS YET.
Inquiries have been made about the law passed
by the last Cong Iess providing fer special stamp
costing ten cents for nse in large towns on letters
TO be sent through the post Office but to be iminc-
diately delivered by the carrier Postmaster Pear
son said yesterday that the law was only pcrns-
siye. not compulsory, and that the Postmaster
General has sent instructions. SO that the matter
at present is i'll allegiance.
FUNERAL OF J. d. CUTTING.
The funeral Of James DWOlf Cutting was held
in Grace Church yesterday. Four years ago he re-
tired from business.on account OF l-heall I'll. For
several years he had been associated In business
with his father, r. L. Cutting Many members of
the Union aud Knickerbocker Clubs attended the
services, and numerous floral tributes were placed
on the coffin. The Rev. ID. w. K huntington con-
Quoted the services.
TKYING TO IMPOSE ON THE REV. DIR. DIX.
Gilbert Hunter, age eighty-fve. called at the
yestry Office of the Rev. DIR. Dix, No. Church-st.
Yesterday, and applied for aims, giving tale OF
suffering and priyation. DR.. DIX gave him note
| town relief bureau attached to Trinity Church
1 and on presenting II he was Immediately recog
pized az professional imposter, 1t Is stated thai
on April %, 1884, he excited tho sympathis OF {