New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02

Tentn ward sanitary society, Cohoe0"A Wv '' "
Anniversary y Young Mems Hebrew Association, No.
American Bible Society. Bible House, $3.50 p. m
NETWORK CITY.
The Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Company has
been dissolved by order of the Supreme Court.
Several iron pipe houses havestarted amovement
to close their places of business on Good Friday.
Pach Brothers send out several interesting pho.
tographs of General Grant and his family, taken at
Long Branch IN 1870 and 1873.
The Annex Improvement Company Of New-York,
Incorporated in 1888 TO acquire and improve real
estate for residences and apartment-houses, has ap
piled to the Superior Court for voluntary dlsso-
luton.
FUNERAL OF DIR. M'CoMB.
The funeral of Dr. McUemb, of No. 81 East
Seventy -sxth-st, took place Yesterday in Trinity
Chapel. The services were largely attended and
were conducted by DR.. Brown The burial was IN
Greenwood Cemetery.
WINNING GAMES OF RACQUET.
In the frst-class handicap series Of the Racquet
Court Club games of racquet Fl. 5. Hoyt yesterday
score score stood 15-I5-I5 to S-12-10. In the second
class handicap W. F. Lawson beat G. G. Greene.
The score was 15-15-11-15 to 9-0-15-14.
TO AID THE PEDESTAL FUND.
brilliant entertainment in aid Of the Bartholdi
Statue Pedestal Fund is to be gwen at the Casino
next Tuesday afternoon Miss Georgia CayvaD.
Madame Thee. Henry 4. Dixey, Francis Wilson.
Miss Lillian Russell, John A. Mackay. George s.
y.
will take part
For the purpose Of reducing mortgage OF
1922 900 on the real estate belonging to the
Church OF the Holy Spirit the vestry has decided
TO issue bonds aggregating S27, 900, and to secure
the issue has executed trust deed TO Ulysses u.
Eddy aud A. Newbold of the property at the north
east corner of Madison-ave. and Sixty sixth-st.
COST OF srvERAL NEW HOUSES.
Two dwelling houses are. to be built for Hugh
Ill tive hat n fh-nVA
at cost Of $4,000. Il. W. Buckley intends to
build eight dwellings at Second-ave. and Eighty
fourth-st., to cost $4,000, and ten houses in
Seventy-third-st, east Of Madison-ave for
100000.
QUININE PILLS TO BE ANALYZFD AGAIN.
The examination In the case OF James w. Bird
sail, of No. 255 Sixth-ave, who Is accused by DR..
Edison Of selling impure qunine, was adjourned In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, for
two weeks, to allow the pills to be analysed by n
Philadelphia chemist.
BURGLARS BUSY WHILE THE FAMILY VISITED
George Conway, proprietor OF beer shop at No.
AL First-aye.. lives on the second fioor OF the
building. He and his wife sat IN the shop with
some friends until late hour on Sunday night
Then they discovered that their rooms had been
visited by burglar. pocket book containing
$500, two watches and chains and several articles
OF sIlverware were missing.
MORTGAGE on THE STATS zKrTUHG BUILDING.
Oswald Ottendorfer, Edward Ubl, Annie Woer-
ishoner and Emma Schahk, representing moro than
two-thrds of the capital stock of the NeT- Yorker
Stats Zeitung have consented TO mortgage to Mr.
Ottendorfer the Sfddts Zdtmg building, TO secure
the payment of $3.50, 900 Of the purchase money Of
the building, in consideration of his transfer Of the
same TO the corporation.
To RECEIVE THE CHINESE MINISTER.
sevalon A. Brown, Chief Clerk Of the State De-
partment. came from Washington last night. a
Representatives Of Secretary, Bayard to receive
States Mr. Brown and Gu Yung Ming. the ChIu--y
Consul, will 90 down the bay on tue revenue cut
ter Grant this moraing To meet the steamer Aca-
pulcO when the Minister and his baggage will DO
transferred and landed at West enty-third-st.
SAILOR ARRESTED FOR MUrrNY.
Albert Anderson, a sailor on tho schooner c. III.
Forster, was arrested Yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Jenres and taken before Commissioner Lyman, On
a charge of disobedience and mutiny made by Cap
tain COurs, of the schooner. He charged that the
sailor threatened TO Kill the captain and mate ana
was put III irons. The prisoner was held for tho
Grand Jury.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR Mr.. PEARSON.
Postmaster Pearson continued Yesterday 10 re-
ceive many callers and cou gratulatory messages
w. H. Guion and many business men called to
express their pleasure at Mr. Pearson's retention
Among those who sent letters were Charles W. Fry
Henry Clews, l.. n Bates. /. j. Thurber. A. ID. I.
Randolph. Jacob Wende: J. Is. Ilanland Ii. p
Ashley X. b. Boland and w. L. Colgate.
ROSS CHALLENGES BEACH
Wallace Ross has written 10 Mr. lines his prin-
cipai hacker in London. authorizing him 10 chal-
lenge Beach, champion sculler of the world. TO
on the Thames for the championship. Ross leaves
the date and other details subject 90 arrangement
Beach, who Is IN Australia. Is probably already
aware of the authority to CHALLENGE being mailed
the fact having been telegaphcd TO The London
Daily Sportsman by its New-York correspondent
FEARS FOR A MISSING GERMAN GIRL.
Babette Weigel a comedy, haxen-halred German
girl, age twenty-one. n native Of Ansbach. re-
Gently obtained possession of property which she
try last Thursday 10 live with her sister Margaret
Hoffman. al No. 4s6 East Sixty-third-st Mrs HofI
man, at Castle Garden yesterday reported that sh,
had not seen Babette. and as she had about 81 200
with her ii is feared she has been robbed.
rAaLFTs on THE COLLEGIATE curRcurs
The Collegiate Dutch Church has placed tablets
on the fronts Of ITS three church buildings showing
their history. The Bonuard Bronze Company has
inst finished the castings and placed them in posi-
ton. They each weigh over $50 pounds and ara
solid; each measures feet 3 inches by 4 feet
Tie inscription states that the CORPORATION was
William of England. The first church building was
erected In 1888.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE EDEN MUsEE.
To celebrate tho first anniversary of the Eden
Museo n private entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening. The mnseo will mark the he
ginning of it's second year by the addition of two
new groups to its collection. One represents the
model of BartholdPs Statue Of Liberty. The other
shows the five leading Irish patriots O'Connell.
Emmett, Butt. Davitt and Parnell.
BEATING A WHOLE FAMILY
William OBrien. of One hundred and-forty-
ninth-st.. went home drunk on tuesday night and
attacked his seventeen year-old wife, blackinq
her eyes with his fists. Her mother, Mary RIev'
ago sixty. interfcred and she was badly beaten
her face and eyes being severely bruised. Later
when her sou George returned homo O'Brien nj.
tackled him with beer-gass, cutting and scratch
ing his face in dozen places. OBrien was held m
$500 bail yesterday in the Harlem Police Court
WAITING APPROVAL OF A TELEGRAPH POOL
A pooling agreement between the Postal and the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Companies
the latter company is operated bv q receiver TO he
come effective The conditions have not vet been
made known because the officers OF both Companies
refuse to reveal them until the decision of the cour
has been rendered. IL is understood that the ar