New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13

to the furniture in the rooms When rne mro NE
cxtneuishcd Mrs Paynes body was iound nean lie
St'ys Pieces of roasted flesh dropped ron ,no
homes when the body was raised IRON inc noo''
The flames caused damage Of about %ioo.
pp.wfNG THE LINE AT GLAZED TILES.
Speclai Treasury Agent Ayers yesIe,ainy uuin
peied his revised report Oh ,Ie ait lies The duty
Ine surface hand-baked roofing and paving
tiles is rs per cent and upon arr ,les 90 pei
" 100 cases glazed tiles have been imported az
IN @ ti,es Of tho lower rate of duty, and Coonel
Ayers suggests that the line OF ciasslioatIi CO..
drawn on glazed tiles as they are ho' eui'"'i0 NO
paving or rOOfiag purposes ,
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE ORPHAN AsfLun =. sovnnty
The Orphan Asylum society ce'eDr;te1 i.s 90
ninth anniversary in the Asylum at
and Seyenty-third-st. yesterday. over o2H a are
and "anfiemen attended the services Ihere ar S
liz Children in the institution ana Only Voc 70
last wear The expenditures were IT, oSr ~
ieoyi5o balance OF $685. % In tue tIeaSs sy
eaHIns oc D,,,,no and rectations by the children
and the Rev. William S. Rainsford made an adoieS'
RESULTS OF SANITARY INSPECTION. D,o
The Board of Health y eSS'frdSy Martin si of the
Sanitary Bureau to go 10 plymouth, 5e, rr emu en-.
tv 70 ascertain the causes of the typhoid 1ever ep
idemic there They are to give par -; tha Mace
t;o 70 the alleged pollution of water In the pIaoo'
Only three DAYS are TO be occupied III the lhspGeo
tion The results of last weeks w.,
peeOq by the sanitary OF s99
,Gsnected' Isl were III bad condition, 10 III ia az
condition and only SO in good con,iI no ; ~
nriv hOuSeS. . were pau. 20 III,
factories and stables were IN Dad ciuea ith
ino.honses were in proper order and were h''hS ;
ms MOTHER GOT PART or THE iNsURANGTE f
Iohn McDermott an agent for the Mutual lius'
Epd r;fa AssnostiAn wee ARRESTED. 80 iis nome
No o97 West Scventeentk-st. yesterday, anu ar
roioned before Justice Duffy, charged WIN eiDez
aIeInent Inv Mrs Ellen McGrath, OF NO l4o nesii
Twentv.ninth-st who said that McDeImoII n 1
coIIected 50 600 insurance which was que at .ne
Jentb IF her SON Charles McGrath whe died - loS'
November McDermott paid Mrs McpTath @2oui'
and refused to pay more lie SAID thaI ne IL na &c
taten ont n policy of Insurance on the ne VI
CHARLES Mc(irath and had paid all the PREMIUMS
thercon until his death. He then PAID M Is
McGrafb $500 and received n general Telea i
Justice Duffy held McDermott Tor trlal' Dan poihs
named at $1,000.
RuuDING UP AMERICAN COMMERCE. 81.
Tho rommittee on the Revival OF American mp
;nn will present its report TO the Maritime Asso-
cria3isn to-day The report is IN the shape VI a
memorial 10 Congress, TO be sent 10 eacn connicI-
nioI bodv throughout the United states Tor action,
and is fine sketch of a plan for the building up OF
American commerce. Statistics are gwen at Ieng'91
showino fine condition of commerce on january l
os comnarcd with that of 1863. The aggregate
tonnage employed in the domestic ana Iorelgh
trade in 1883 was 5,155,000 tons. and on Deceil,
her Al sos with q population nearly douDie Una.
Of twenty wears before only 4,23o,4oI tons;o INC
tonnage engaged in the foreign trade la lSoo was
o goi 251. and on January l, 1880, lZOi OOO IONS.
II shows that English ships have ABOUT oZ per GEM
of the foreign carrying trade, and approves IN q
general way the French bounty system 10 ouiIu up
American shipping