New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
NFW-YORK CITY,

Irra, w Briggs has resigned the vice-pres-
dency of the American Surety Company GIVING 10
protracted illness.
TWO DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX.
Mania AVID BERTHE KatzenbcrGcr, age four ana
two died Yesterday from smallpox at the KlVerSiGc
TGnrsday from No 320 West Fiity-shird-st
.pppsTIsG MISS MoRosISIs FATHER-IN-rAw.
rThcndorc Unlskamp, the stcpfather of Ernest
scheling Victoria MoIosini's husband. was placed
under 500 bal! at the Tombs Police Court yesiteI-
day for keeping his gToG-shop a. NO. lo' "es'
Broadway open OH Sunday
WILLIAM ]. sCHENCK BURIED.
The funeral of William !. Schenck was held yes,
teI lay at No 1913 Fifthrave Many relaiiyes ana .
tbe broadway Tabernacle, read the puma service
There were pail bearers; the burial was IL me
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery
KILLED AND INJURED BY ELEVATORS.
Iohn b. Ballard age fourteen, while at WORK on
the elevator at No. 40 Worth-st; yesterday was
caught between the first floor and the bottom OF
fife Elevator and was crushed TO death Michael
Kelly. of No 420 West Ftty-second st. was SER
onsIy injured while at work on the elevator at the
Hotel Buckingham. lie was taken to IT. Lukos
Hospital.
ro,Icr JUSTICES AND CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Mayor Grace received a letter Yesterday from the
Civil Service Reform Club calling his attention TO
The fact that Police Justices Ford, White, OEeily
Gormar Duffy Power. Smith, Welde Murray ana
PATTERSON went to Saratoga 70 atteha tbc Gtale
Conventions, noglectng their duties ihe ly Sd
in Tepiy wroie that he deprecated the actio OF tho
justices but failed to see where he had any power
| to interfere.
PRINTING NIcARAGUAN NOTES.
The Homer Lee Bank Note Company whose fac
! tory is in TmE TRIBUNE Building, has received INC
| contract of the Nicaragua Government u cheraIc
| and print the proposed new National treasury
notes and fractional currency Tor tM"t country
These notes III size and appearance Will oe similar
! IN the United States notes. They Will be OF
different and beautiful design. lie denominations
| range from twenty cents to SloO.
| CITY MISSION WORK IN sEPTEMBrr.
The CITY Mission of No so Bible House. Teporta
for September 4G city missionaries; 26l Gospe
| meetings with an aggregate attendance OF ~. lie
persons; 46,2l0 tracts, books ard papers glyei
away, 1850 volumes loaned from the ieoplcs
Iihraries 44l6 visits, POI temperance pledges an'
o7I families relieved and many persons sent Int
the country on the Fresh-A Fund. Receipts fo
the MONTH 1905 81 and expenditures $3.Glo 81
SORRY THAT HE TRIED TO SMOKE PAPER.
One of the inmates of the Protestant Half Orphan
| Asvlun at No GO West Ienth-st. on sunday nigb
rolled piece of paper III the shape o. rigarett'
and tried 10 smoke it, 1t would not siLoka and a.
threw If in disgust on the window Sill Jh'h II
blazed ferceiy for awhile and tho boy Iai soin'
trouble in putting IL out n Nlgiiant p5,' ca a.,
| fion discovered the culprit and when ia ..atroi
cot through W.T. him he was confident tha, thcr'
had been fire.
FUNERAL OF PETER TOWNSEND.
A large number Of old New-Yorkers assembled II
the private parors Of No. 80 East twenty -thrd-et
Yesterday to attend the funeral of Peter Townsend
who died last Saturday. Among those presen
were Jndpe Shipman, Professor o. X. DOremu3
Ebram s. Hewitt, Roscoe Conkling, George Is. Nc
Clellan, Joseph ,Larocquee, Eihngham boTnseen a
and Henry Alexander s. l.. NJ. Barlow. Mrs. Crow
ford and Mrs Thomas Francis Meagher were tn
chief mourners The Rev. DIR. John Hall conducte.
The services The burial Will be at Southheld
Orange County, in the family burying ground.