New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25


Manhattan Athletic Club games, Madison Square
Metropolitan-Athl baseball match. Polo Grounds
3:3Op m.
steckler Association anniversary, No 80 East Iehn
West Point competitive examination. College of the
NETWORK CITY.
Two fat houses, to cost $150,000 are to be
erected at Lexington-ave. and Eighty -urst-st ny
Frederick Carroll.
Fifteen members Of the Produce Exchange were
suspended from privileges yesterday for non-pay-
ment of Gratuity Fund assessments.
The Electric Manufacturing and Miscellaneous
Stock Exchange (lmited) realized something over
$500 from the public sale of Its marketable assets
yesterday.
Thomas McGinty and Dennis .Caughlin swan
from Wards Island to the city on Thursday night.
They were captured in the morning and sent back
TO the asylum.
finely illustrated and interesting little volume,
entitled "To the Shenandoah and Beyond" written
by Ernest Ingersoll, has been issued by the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Secretary Manning informed Collector Robertson
yesterday that the French steamship lsere, with
the Barthsldi Statue OF Liberty, Will san Hom
France IN May 4.
The Rev. DR.. George c. Lorrmore, of Chicago
formerly of Boston, will preach at the Madison
Avenue Congregational Church tomorrow ut IL
| a. III. and y. III.
Patrick Regain, Of No. 1612 Downing-st. while
drunk on Thursday night broke one of his wlte's
legs. Justice German yesterday held him III @ZOOo
bail.
The Aldermen yesterday asked the Corporation
Counsel to report the total reductions on the
assessed valuations OF property made by the lax
Commissioners III the revision OF the nsts
Captain James Prize. of the Royal Naval Re
serves, who recently Informed the Board OF Ad-
miralty that he was available for active service,
expects to sail for Liverpool on Tuesday on the
Wisconsin.
BADLY BURNED BY LETTING A LAMP FALL.
Henry Mayder dropped a Kerosene oil lamp on Ills
kitchen stove, at No. 20 Desbrossesst., yesterday,
and set ire 10 the room. He and his wife were
burned severely. but the loss by the lire was
trlhIng.
John LuttmanD. cabnetmaker, age sixty, dis
appeared early Yesterday from No 1876 Prince-st.,
leaving a note IN which he bade his wife and the
world goodbye. Later in the day he returned homo
and said that he was content to live little longer.
CHANGES IN NIGHT ELEVATED TRAINS:
The Manhattan Railway Company wlll make two
agreeable changes IN the running oil nsht Trains Trains
will be at intervals of twenty minutes instead
OF half-hourly after midnight, and on TIE has Mast
| branch.
DIR. LIEBENAU KILLED BY STREET CAR
Dr. Charles Liebenau, age seventy, OF NO. l43
WashngtOn-ave.. was driving on THURSDAY night
| at One huudred-and- frst-st. when Third Avenue
horse-car struck his buggy. The physician re-
| ceived injuries which resulted IN his death.
| A HANDSOME DRESS TO DE WON AT RAFFLE.
| Amsng the noteworthy articles 10 be rallied for at
| the Saleswomens faIr is handsome evening dress
| presented by Fifth-ave. dressmaker. IL is com
posed of Chantilly net with deep fOunces 10 match
over lavender satin. and trimmed with satin ribbon
| OF the same shade
Monty FOR THE MALL MISSION.
Madame lie Cal, who has been connected with the
| work of the McAl Mission III Paris for several
years, gave account OF her experience yesterday
at the meeting of tho Association in the Madison
Sauarc Presbyterian Church The Rev. NJ. L. Berger
said that 500, DIG was sent by the Association to
France last year.
DELEGATES TO THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
J. H. Herrick, Franklin Edison, john II. Hodgson.
Quimby franklin Woodruff, L. H. Dougherty, and
| Theodore l. Hustled. were selected by the president
Of the PrSonee Exchange yes,efday as asegates
| Trade next Tuesday and Wednesday.
| BUSINESS TROUBLES DURING THE WEEK.
The bushes failures during the last seven days,
as reported TO r. g. Dun 81 Co., OF the Mercantile
Agency, number for the United states 2l5 and for
| Canada 25, 240, as against 222 last week, and
PIP the week previous
| ATTRACTIONS AT THE EDEN MUsKE.
| At the Eden Nusee special attractions are an
| nounced for to-day's matinee. Besides the two
young singers and elscutionists,, Miss Linda da
Costa and Miss Mabel Stevenson, the LOreto Trio.
| composed of mandolins and harp. will make their
first appearance. Nile. Eta will contribute TO the
| programme with her performance in mnemonics.
THE ALLEGED MUTINEERs DIsCHARGED.
| The six fremen the steamer Principal who
were arrested on Thursday on charge of having
mutinied ON April A. while the steamer was on q
voyage fro vera cruz 70 thls CITY, %eio taken De
members of the Harbor Police The Commissioner
found by asking few questions that the case did
not come within his jurisdiction the steamer was
| a British vessel. The matter referred to the
British consul, who did not think it necessary to
take action against the men. who were discharged.
SELLING STOLEN DIAMONDS AT A DISCOUNT.
Mary Frees, of No. 602 East Eleyenth-st, was
arraignod yesterday at The Essex Market Police
Court ON complaint of Mrs. Rose Remsen of Mamar-
| oneck, Westchester County, for stealing cluster
| of diamonds worth 5000 on February g. Mary
gave the stones TO her brotheriD- law, Otto freib-
ley, Of No 439 East Nipthst He S says that oI ne
4I0 Grand-st., who paid $l2 for them. Honowitz
denied the statement but Justice Duffy said that
| he wsuld hold him accountable for the property.
Mary Frees was held for trial in default OF 200
bail. Freibley sent TO the House OF Detention.
| MR. GoULD's BOOKS WITHDRAWN FROM sALe.
In the catalogue of unclaimed goods at the Gus.
| tom House advertised TO be sold at auction next
| Monday and Tuesday, were two handsomely bound
books folio size horticulture, deliberately Illus
trated with colorSd engrayings On the nyeaRI OF
| spectueux Jay Gould. l.. Linden" The customs
officers had not discovered this. ,superscrptiOn
| hence the person for whom the gift was intended
| was not known, nor had Mr.. Gould declined TO pay
the duties. The books were Withdrawn from the
| sale yesterday and the duty Will be paid.
BRACKETS CASE TO GO TO THE JURY TO-DAY.
Captain Charles n. Bracket was cross-exanined
for long time. yesterday by Assistant United
terially change his testimony. Colonel George
Bliss occupied the larger part OF the day with his
closing address to the jury. lie Insisted that there
was not sufficient evidence Of differentiation, AID
If there was undervaluatlon it was not shown that
the special agents had failed dother duty in their
investigation. He said there was absolutely no
evidence of bribery, and the jury could not infer
that money had been paid because the special
agents had not been able TO find evidence that APP
parently never existed. Judge Benedict will give
the case 10 the jury on Monday.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Ellen Kelly sued the Sea Beach Railroad
Company for $lO 900 damages tor injuries received
in getting off tram at Coney Island on August "a,
1854. She got q verdict for 81 900 yesterday.
| rhorl.. II LANDAU the first colored ap-