New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
NETWORK CITY.


terday through the head with 32-call6re re-
volver. The wound, though dangerous ID prooao'y
| not fatal.
Cornelius O'Reily has been selected to represent
| the Real Estate Owners and Builders Association
in the Roard of Examiners of the Building Depart
ment in accordance with the provisions OF the new
| building law
The Cable Railway Commissioners yesterday
| listened TO a long argument by Luke r. Cozans
against granting psrmlssion TO construct the pro-
posed roads, The hearing will probably De closed
| tomorrow.
The Aldermen Yesterday received from the Assess
| ment Commission n report stating that since lts
organization in $50 assessments to the ahonnn OF
81, S75 179 So have been considered, andreductohs
to the amoust of $9S4, $50 % made
ONE DEATH IN EIGHT YEARS.
A recent death in the Christian Home Tor lntem-
perate Men at Madison-ave. and Eighty -slxth:st.
was the first that has occurred in that institution
since its establishment eight years ago.
ACCUSED OF USING THE MAILS IMPROPERLY.
Jennie V. stanton, of No. 445 East One-hnndred-
and-six eenth-St was arrested yese , Df Gu f
improper purposes Commissioner Shields allowed
her to go on her own recognlzance for examination
to-day.
STRICKEN DOWN on THE FLOOR or An EXCHANGE.
Considerable connection was caused YESTERDAY
at the Produce Exchange. +. l.. Olmstead, a flour
merchant az No. 3 south-st.' age i9rrIyi was d,s
TO the floor. lie was quickly removed 10 his
home.
George Vocclsinger, the town clerk at Schaif-
hansen Switzerland who is charged with having
forged The names Of officials and so secured large
of the steamer Nurmandie. He was committed Tor
extraditon by Commissioner Osborn.
RUMoRs ABOUT TIE DisrRIcT-ArroRNEYsHip.
Gossip about the United States Dislrct-Attor-
peyship has recently become somewhat fixed about
the name of William nOrsheiner. IL is considered
probable that this concession VIII he made 10 ram
many Hall, though the County Democrats nave not
gwen ND all hope. James q jrien has been mem
toned as probable successor of Marshal Efhardt.
BRIDGE TRUSTEES RFAPPoINTED.
The Nayor Controller and President of tho Board
Of Aldermen Yesterday reappoinred the following
Bridge Trustees 10 represent the city OF New nork:
John +. Agnew. john &: Davis, J; Adrlance Bush,
Henry Ciausen, H., Thomas L. Clark, James
Mcdonald, H. X. Thurber. and jenkins Van
Schack.
ARRESTED FOR SELLING POOL TrcXETs.
Acting under the instructions OF Superintendent
Murray Officer Muyy OF tie Church Street Station
yesterday arrested Richard o. Bania,, at No. 1l2
Barcay-st., from whpn The oihcer had purchased
| "a numbered pool ties. for the Brighton Beach
races. At the Tombs Justice Reilly held Banta for
trial under 1900 bail.
DRINKING LADS 4 Man TO hang HIMSELF.
seven was found hanging 10 a dorr- knob In the
tenement-house No. 4lG West Filty-third-st. yes
terday. Binnick was a German biacksmith and
had lived alone in a room III the house. ltwas said
that he had no relatives in this country except
sister. He had been drinking heavily oil late.
CHARGES AGAINST POLICE CAPTAIN SANDERS.
Superintendent Murray yesterday sent TO the
Board of Police a formal complaint a0aint Captain
John Saunders OF the. Tweniy-tbird Precinct, l2r
failing suppress gambling IN me house nj lhrd-
ave and Observation-Disclosures ST., which was
Taided Oh SltuTd y night lie also warned cap
tains and sergeants not TO lock up any respectable
women. arrested as strcet-walkers.
PFrrsrvG TO TILL WHY sHE WANTED To DIE.
Mary Homner. age twenty-seven, jumped INTO the
Fast liver at tv-ihrd-st Yesterday aud wasrcs-
cued by James Ryan. of No. 3l2 East One-hundred-
and-seyenteentl-st. She SAID that her Rome was
AT No. 200 East Twenty-nin th-St., bnt she would
not tell why she tried t. drown herself She was
locked up IN tie Eighty-eghth street Police sta
ton.
EVIDENTLY TOO FOND or USING Ills CLUB
Francis Mulligan, a slender lad OF seventeen
years. was taken from Bellevue Hospital before
Justice Murray in the YOrkville Police Court yes
terday with bullet IN his thigh and deep cash IN
his head both beng the result Of his arrest few
weeks ago by Officer McGreeny captain Ryan
stated that II was all a mistake, and there was no
charge against the prisoner, who was discharged.
hls Is the secondepisode of tho kind IN Nc GreeHys
Official career.
THIEVES IN T. l. LUDLow's SUMNER HOME.
+. l.. Ludlow lives in an old inherited country
seat not far from TivOI-On-he-iludson. He has
lived there during the summer months for more
than twenty years without an incident to disturb
the serenity of his country life 20 inspire any
sense of It's insecurity. Until last Friday night he
possessed large quantity of valuable family plate
which was usually left night In sidebOard III
the dining-TOOm. On Saturday morning the butler
found that one of the windows OF the dining room
had been opened by midnight ma aai the
costly and the lot contained several prctcntIous
pieces that had been in the family for many gene
ratons Mr.. Ludlow offers $50 for the return of
the stolen goods.
CONFIDENCE IL D. W. SMITH.
The AUeatouR Chronicle Of a recent date con-
tains a etter from Howard A. Hayden, proprietor
of the American House at that place, completely
vindIcatIng the character of ID. W. smith travel
ling salesman OF ls city. who was arrested while
staying at that hotel recently. A. stated in The
TRiBUHE at the time. Mr.. Smith was robbed in the
house aud subsequently arrested on suspicion OF
financial crookedness. Mr.. Hayden says that this
was due entirely TO o mistake in a telegram which
he sent to the bank in THIS city upon which Mr.
Smith had gwen him check and that he now has
the utmost confidence III Mr. Smiths word and
honor.
The Catholic Apostolic Church, in SXtcelth-st.,
| between Sixth and Seventh ayes, il erecting a
new building III Fifty-soventh-st.. just west of
Ninth-ave. The cornerstone will be laid this after
nosn If it should rain the services will be post
poned until tomorrow. This Is the only church in
the city which bears the name. Its claims organ
ration and worship materially differ from the de-
nomlnaional churches. II acknowledges the valid
ity of the sacraneuts IN all Irnitarian churches.
Tho body has seven churches in London and sew
eral in other parts Of England, IN Scotland aud
Ireland, and many Oh the Continent, especially fin
Germany.
BROOKLYN
George Kefer age seven. OF No OF Varetst was in
santly killed in Grands yesterday by block OF ice.
when e n a. ne o ws ON one sep o, an
Several boys had been trying 10 GOT bits Of ice and all
had been driven on except Keller when cake Of Ice
weighing 200 pounds fell out OF the OF the wagon
fracturing his skull.
The cornerstone OF the new Ia OF Records will be
laid FultOust and Boerum place this afternoon with
Masonic ceremonies. DR.. siorrs will offer prayer,
Joshua NJ. Van Colt will deliver an oraten. and Grand
Master Lawrence Will conduct the ceremonies
Property owners in WashngtOn-st petitioned yester
day to have IL lighted with electric lights Alder
voted have lights put the street between
Bridge and Myrtle-ave
Misses Catharins Beoni and Margaret Bates rival
music-teachers. who preferred charges or assault
against each other before Police Justice Massey
yesterday and the latter tined sl0 for throwing
folding chair at the former.
The Aldermen yesterday authorized Police Commits
sOner Partridge to Increase tina police force from $50
600 men by appointing new patrolmen by degrees.
The flags the CITY Hall will be displayed ON the
Fourth OF July