New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

Seats and boxes for the opening nlght OF tne new
Iyceum Theatre will be sold at auctioh op oa.ui
day evening by John H. Draper.
The CITY has purchased, for $33,OOo, property on
the sout heast corner of LeXington-aye anu Nlhety
sixth-st from Charles X. Parhtt 1or SCHOOL Pui'
poses.
LARGE SHIPMENTS or COPPER
Tho deliveries at Eew-Iork of Calumet iDgot
conner by the Pennsylvania Railroad wlll amour.
TO 8 600 900 pounds for the month OF Maron' 'io''
of this is TO go to Europe.
REGISTER RRILLY's INVITATION.
Register john Reilly, who went 10 Mashington
IN tho Inancuration and thcnce to Florida, re-
turned Yesterday. lie visited the Seminole braves '
il the Everglades and invited them 10 Po"-"o"
in Tanmany wigwam Oh july 4.
HrLD FOR MURDER.
George Kluberdanz, of No. l6O East Seyenth,s'',
was held without bail AZ the Essex MarkeI io,oS
Court YESTERDAY on tine cnaLgG st St Tb,rd.st last
Nondav. The bail for each of the witnesses now
held was reduced 10 l,Ooo
LANTERN EXHIBITIONS or PHOTOGRAPHS;
The rooms of the New-Y0rk Amateur fDoto-
oranh,c Socety were crowded ol Wednesday eVell-
ING bv members and Their friends, on the occhsi3h
of an elaborate lantern exhibition OF photographs
taken by tins society," the amateur ooSlc'y va, ui
Inwcu and scenes from New Orleans, by Mr.. VIII
son.
,up CITY OF ROME SAILS FROM QUEENSTOWN.
Tho Anchor Line. steamship CITY OF Rome made
her first departure of this season from queenstown
Mt n M Yesterday. She has 165 cabin ana oSI
steerage passengers. This steamer mas oeen ap-
pointed by the United states POST once pepait y
ment TO take tho full European mail from TINS city
on April s.
ANNIVERSARY or HOWARD MISSION.
The twenty fourth anniversary OF the howard
Mission aud Home for Little WanhoIers VII. n Dc
celebrated on April 9 at the Metropolitan opera
House here will be some efec i've choruses rem
dered by 800 mission children. solos by wtll-knowh
artists, and addresses will be delivered by proml-
nent speakers.
NOT RICH ENoUGH TO SECURE HIS RFLEAsE
William Cock, of Cooks Locomotive Works,
Paterson n. j., was arrested Yesterday at Eighth-
ST. and Sixth-ave.. for beng drunk. ana taken 10
the Jefferson Market Court, whore no was locked
up Tor the night. He was willing to pay any
amount of fine, he said. or give 100000 bai'
MAILS FROM AUSTRALIA.
The steamer CITY of Sidney arrived at San Fran
cisco on Tuesday with mails from Aaslfala ana
Hawaii due IN New-York for the first delivery next
tuesday and Wednesday. Ine next outward re-
turn mail Tor these countries VIII close mere on
Euril A. at 7 D. m or on the arrival OF the steamer
Republic with the British mails for Australia
RECORDING A LARGE Bo>D ISSUE.
The Southern Telegraph Company IN lss2 for
issued bonds aggregating S2.5OO,OOO PAYABLE IN
1902 and to secure the issue executed mortgage
on the lines and franchises TO the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. After travelling about the
dInercnt cities through which the wires pass
the instrument was yesterday recorded IN the Reg
istePs Office.
FUNERAL or THOMAS 4. CuMMISs.
The funeral II Thomas A. CuumIns, one OF tho
dr,t directors Of the Equitable Life Assurance
society and an old member Of the Union League
CHM took place yesterday ia the Ffth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Dr. john Hall conducted
the services. Many members OF the Union League
Club and officials connected with life insurance
companies were present: Inc podS was tahop 10
Goshen, " Y. for burial.
DIsCOyrRING \ sTIIr OF FiRR.
CaptaIn HaInccour, OF tho steamship SchledaIn
yhIci, arrived from Amsterdam yesterday. reported
that at 9 a III. Oh tuesday, aUOut $40 miles east oi
sandy Hook the heavens were Illuininatcd at the
southward az # from great fire. H. g ordered ms
yesscl run dow n toward the supposed fire, and at
n m reache a ship that was burned nearly TO the
waters edge. lie kcpt the steamer near Till day
light burning signal lights and keeping search
for boas aud hndlDg no trace oil the crew OF
the burning snip.
BARRITT RTLRAsTD AND REArRESfFp.
Charles H. BaIritt. who was arrested on the
pround of nisapbropriatiug four notes Tor S2,5OO
each drawn by Sheriii Davidson, was released yes
terday on bail. A previous offer 10 give bail had
been Withdrawn because il was said that III. H.
Clann * Co. and cit, Weller u Co had begun
clyll suit against BuTrtt aud an order OF arrest
had been issued. Yesterday the order o. arrest was
WITHDRAWN. and w. :. Dunn OF II. Is, Claiim * Co.
became BaIritt's bOnd,man tO the amount OF
$4,000 Barritt soon after put under arrest
I'm "A civil SUIT b. Sheriff Davidson TO recover the
value of the notes.