New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-07
skull behind the left ear. The dead mans WIG
and two children were among the witnesses

The Irish Fmigrant Society yesterday elected tne
following officers: President; Jemes Lynch wa
presidents, James dwell, jeremiah Deylln. "a,
ward G. Donnelly; recording secretary, ae NJ
J. Campion corresponding secretary james 'io-
Mahon; treasurer William z. Byrne.
A HOME FOR CASH GIRLS INCORPORATE.
A certificate of incorporation of the MInerya
Home for Cash Girls was filed in the county NiorM
Office yesterday The following are tine maa arrs
and cOrporators Edward +. Huber, D. nlih DIV.
Judge, Mary L. Boyer James Simpson hiDeIs Dos.,
Albert Griffin, Hugh O'Neil. Julius Ehrich G I
Wild
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN
An unknown woman about slxty-hve years OF o..
age. dropped dead yesterday on the slnewasHf ,h IN
st. She wore a black alpaca dress, a aoi hii
small plaid shawl and hat trimmed WIN oH Tbe
velvet. She had false teeth and wore "Ig' iho
body was sent to the Morgue
AGREEING on TARIFF UNION.
The committee appointed by the National Protec-
tive Tariff League to consider whether the orean-
ization will unite with the American frolectif;e
Tariff Association held q long session yesterday, III
the Office of lie Grand h. Cannon. ana declded III
favor of the amalgamaton. The plan of union was
agreed unon. and Will be CONSIDERED u. u lheo''"s
Of the league TO be called by the secretary.
TIVE TROY STEAMERS BYGIN RUNNING.
The Hudson river is now clear of ce and to-nlghF
the steamers OF the Troy Line begin their regular
trips between this CITY and Troy go Ihe steamer
Saratoga makes the first TRIP and will be followed
Tomorrow evening by the CITY OF Troy DrIinss
the winter these vessels were put IN tnoTouen
who man these popular steamers ana the sane carr
and attention to the convenience and comfort oil
passengers is thereby assured.
ELEVEN PERSONS CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.
At the openng of the Court of Over and lerinlner
for the April term Yesterday the cases o. eleven per,
charged with homicide were set down ior tTlal
on future dates; none of them beng ieahy, p,nr
case OF Officer William Conroy who killed fe,cr
Keenan,, and for whom new trial was orGeren oS
the Court Ct Appeals after he had been convic!een
and sentenced to he hanged, was POSTPONED ill Ins
last Monday of this month. The Court ADJOURNED
TO Wednesday.
Won srErTEX AND HIS CoNFEDrRATrs HELD.
The case of Il. A. Elsberg silk and satin einbos-
SER Mt No. go Canal-st.. against his former lore
| man, Max Won Stettcn for having swihdleu Illn
out Of 81 100 by pretending that he was German
count came mp before Justice German YESTERDAY az
the Essex Market Court. Charles Wunsch and
George Freund were charged with aiding IN me
conspiracy. The prisoners waved exanna' nn6
and Won Stetten was committed for trlal IN SboOo
bail. The other prisoners were each held IN
81 800.
TO CATCH THE INSTITUTIONS UNAwARFs.
Jud &c Cowing Yesterday opened the April term
of the Court of General Sessions. Henry A. Oakley,
the president OF tho Home Fire Insurance Com
panv. at No. SO Wall-st., was made foreman OF the
Grand jury In addressing he Grand Jdry Judge
CowIng called attention the fact that the Grand
Jurics usually fixed day for visiting the city M
even if the visits were not as frequent. 10 make
them at unexpected times The jurors might miss
a good collation., but they would he mno II moro
likely TO find out the real state of the INSTITUTIONS.
A novel Chinese entertainment took place last
night III the pariOrs of the Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL
Church at Harlem II was the anniverSary OF the
Chinese sunday school of the church. The China
mon in their quaint costumes of bue gowns and
pajamas, their shavcn foreheads long queues and
sandals took entire supervision OF the affair. Inc
building was lighted with Chinese lanterns, and
after disposing of n supper of peculiarly Chinese
dishes, including rico and CONNECTIONS the guests
entertained with an intellectual tcast bJ inc
Cinnamon.
MORE OPPOSITION TO CABLE ROADS.
Another batch OF aftdavits 10 show the OWL re-
suits likely to follow the construction of tho pro-
posed cable railways IN this CITY was submitted 10
the Commissioners Yesterday bv Assistant torpora-
tion Counsel Wckes. The alidavits of George L.
Sterling and DIR. w. II. harrington were intended
TO show the injurious effect upon hra Of tearing
up the streets for the purpose. The atidavits OF
John 7. Joralemon, Charles ". Fry, Adrian lselin
James b. Colgate Charles Watrou, Frederick W.
Devoe, Franklin Woodruff +. VI. Crawford, John
IL. Washburn, Russell W. Mckee, Abram :. Hewitt
Rufus Story and others set forth the danger 10 the
Commercial al interests OF the cty.
HoI STEIN CATTLE At ATCUoN.
Eastons Horse and Cato Exchange. AZ Broad
way and s wa" aScy Hc' 81
sale OF HOstciL cattle, ihe property OF William NJ
Chaplin, OF sheffield. Mass The bidding was slow
and the prices realized were not hIgn The five
ycar-Old cow Mantel. said 10 give Sixty pounds OF
milk day, brought 500. She was purchased by &
H. Warren. Queen If the Hill a ijur year-old COW,
said TO have made n record at three years of fifty
two pounds oi milk IN one day and thirteen and
half pounds Of butter III seven days, on winter
feed, brought T2lo.
FUNERAL OF DR. JAMES l. LITTLE.
The funeral II DIR. James l.. Little was held nj
his house No. 90 West FoTlicth-st., al p. yes
terday. The Rev. George :. Barker of st. Luke's
Uospital conduct Il the services. assisted bv the
Rev Dr. Deems, of the Church Of the rangers
The following members OF the faculty of the New
York Post Graduate Medical school will Fct as
pail bearers at the burial to-day ~ Greenwood
Cemetery: Drs. -. b. st. John Roosa. W. r.
Fuhrcr. G. VI. Hammond, VI. }. tobrrts, :. u.
Powell, T.. +. SattcrhwaIte and W. D. Moore
totf Inc.
FIRE IosSF~ ~ MARCH.
The Daily Commercial 8alidiH will to-day publish
tables estimating the fire losses in The Uniicd
Is larger by one-thrd than the average Of any pre-
vlous March Tor which statistics have been gath
cred The March average Tor ten years has been
ITS own files no fewer than 80 fires where the re-
ported loss for each was $4,000 or more with
fifteen free Of 10000 o. over Which DESTROYED
50 600 600 worth of p-operiy. thus far tins year
three monthsl some T27 900 900 has been burned
up.
ELEVEN MEDICAL GRADUATES
The Eclectic Medical College held its twenty
fourth annual commencement last evening at
Cnckcrng Hall. The report OF the faculty was
read sby Professor George w. Boskowltz and
Chauncev Shafer conferred tie degree of VI. d. ON
eleven graduates. The Rev. g. J. Mngins Delivered
an address which was listened 20 with marked at
tentIon by large audience. RE following are toe
names of the graduates: Danieho A. Casca
Daniel Cook, William K. Hammond, Charles g.
Isaacson. Frederick w. &. Lockwood Charles H.
ktnlU, GcoIgo H. Soiit' MI ollSdn VI. Taylor,
George W. Thompson, Henry f. Waite and August
Weekend.
BOUND TO DISCIPLINE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fireman Robert l.. Kent dismissed on Octo-
Der 5 for being under the influence of liquor while
on special duty at the Star Theatre. His LAWYER
brought suit for reinstatement and the General
Term of the Supreme curt directed that the pen
atty was too HIS sentence was changed
from dismissal to suspension from pay and duty for
six months. The Fire Commissioners Yesterday
passed resolutions declaring that the offence of
Kent was great enough to waTra dismissal and
the attorney of the board directed Ia apply for
a STAY Of proceedings and to carry the case of Kent
to the Court Of Appeals.
THE DURANT CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
The death OF Charles w. Durant has nut an end
to the legal proceedings which had been begun by