New-York tribune., 1885-03-21
NEW-YORK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
A ro,iceman stationed at the middle OF inc
Bridge said that yesterday was the ooioes' u"S A0
had known this year. . y,
BjackwelTs Island died yesterday from pneu-
mOnia. ., ...,
subscription is being raised by sporting men
for the benefit of Joe" G0ss, the OLD tie pus'''
who Is dying at Boston.
The twepty-fourth anniversary OF tno nGwatn ?, ha
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers VIZ mnoro
celebrated on April 0. at the Metropoh'a" op''-
House. ..,a,r
warrant of extradition was issued YESTERDAY
nv CommIssloner Shields for Joseph Neumeyer. VINO
is charged with forgery in Germany anu WIN oon-
sented to return to that country.
The steamship City Of New-York salleq Iroii
San Francsco on Thurs iay with mails for hawali;
China ami Japan. incluGing New-York mails OF
March IL. x,.,
Martin Flnn of Pawtuckct, and William wilson,
of Narragansett signed articles yesterday ioT T
glove contest, to q finish. for $3.50 side ino
match will take place In May, In Pawtucke1.
TRYI 70 SILL A BABY FOR Quarter
Rosie Brady and Rosie Fitzpatrick were arrested
in Goerck on THURSDAY evening se fof child of SIX
months for 25 cents Yesterday at the Essex Mar
ket Court they were commit ed for SIX mouths
TRIED FOR SELLING PRIZE PACK, ; GFs; and
.doInS hgisS saobse of No. S45 West Thirty eghthst..
VIII, sold prize packages Of candy, pleaded guilty.
Yesterday IN tho Court of General sessions 10 con-
irving lotteries and were sentenced Ny 'uuso
Cowing to fues of so each
MR.. CgAPTs's LOSS BY ATTENDING FUNERAL;
The Rev. w. f. Crafts said yesterday that the
direct losses of himself and his church caused Dy
ais attending funeral where enid bad dled iiom
dipbtheria were $40 but he made no formal de-
mand on the undertaken for the money
WORKING OFF GATEME>'s CHECKS.
Yellow tickets were sold yesterday at the Eie-
vated Railroad stations nsead OF the regular
green ten-cent tickets, and people puylne theH
In ten-cent hours Thought they were nve-cen'
tickets. They were simply an oiu lou 1d s, Ea'f of
mans checks being worked of To get tlem out Oh
the way.
SHOOTING HIS PARAMoUR.
w. Upshar age twenty-four. colored man. lives
with Pauline Edwards, age nineteen, also c9lored.
at No I29 West Thirty -second-st. hey had a
light Yesterday, when Upshar drew large ieVoiVei
aud fired shot at her, intilctlng painful wound
III the thigh. Upshar was locked up III tbe i"eh-
ty-nlnth Precinct Station.
CHARGED WITH RUNNING AN ILLICIT STILL
Yardell Cohen and Joseph Robin VINO were ar
rested on Thursday ona charge OF running an ilcit
still at No Ill East Broad way, were taken Delofe
Commissioner Shields yesterday Cohen was held
in 81 900 bail and Robin III Sl,5OO 70 await ex-
animation.
HUSBAND AND WIFE KISSING N COURT.
When the Japanese wrestler Soralnchi and his
wife went 10 Jefferson Market Court yesterday,
tc have their disputes settled in accordance with
the appointment of the previous day. they IN
formed tfe Court that they had made an amicable
settement in proof of which they kissed each
other III presence of the Justice.
HIS FAMILY RELATIONS DIo NOT SAVE HIN.
Charles L. Moore, a graduate OF TRINITY College,
Dublin. the son OF u distinguished divine, the
brother OF several clergymen, formerly holding
good positions i'll the drygoCds stores OF his uncie.
arts was committed at Jefierson Market Court
yesterday to the Workhouse Tor Six months aS u
vagTant.
FERRYBoATs N COLLISION
The Payonla ferrybo Susquehanna was about
to leave ner slip at Chanbers-sL at o:oo p "a.
yesterday when the faVohli, aoou. oneetns s ~ ~
Snsane hanna and smashed her buiwarks III on the
port side. Great comInotion prevailed fof ie"
4.
THE EARLE GUILD NEEDS MONEY
Tho Tarle Guild at No. l73 Centre-st., expec ted
TO close It's winter work some time ago but owing
TO the severity of tho weather. ana IT'S long ilst Oh
wortny destitute cases, 1t Will continue ITS good
vorg Its managers earnestly ask for funds with
which to meet the appeals for rcct assuring those
cbartably disposed that every cent received VIII
be directly bestowed upon It's Deneuciafies
JURORS To BE PAID.
Chief Clerk Sparks VIII have ready on satur-
day. March 20, the checks for tho jurors IN the
Court OF General Sessions who served ia November.
a difficulty about the payment OF the jurors which
has been overcome. The Jurors may call on tho
day mentioned at the clerks office OF the Court OF
General Sessions.
TuE CARDINALS BIRTHDAY.
"ld mu!tos annos." said the priests and monsig-
nori as they bowed TO kiss the hand OF HIS Emi-
day. Ii was the seventyfifth birthday Of Cardinal
McCloskey and the clergy ot the city and ArGhdio-
cese generally called TO pay their respects to him
and wish him long continuance of life and USE
tulness.
coRINYE NOT TO SING IN OPERA.
Mayor Grace has sent q note 10 the counsel for
the father of Lift 10 Corinne, stating the he cam
not grant permit for the child 10 sing In opera III
the academy of Music. Cornne II thirteen years
old The Mayor says that the Penal Code forblds
children under sixteen 10 sing ia pubhc, and the
for such child 10 sing or play IN concert only.
NOT ENOUGH LAwYEns INTERESTED.
An adjourned meeting Of the Bar Association was
called for last evening that full discussion might be
had upon thesproposed bill making IL . criminal
cIal candidates or to DO solicited from them. A
auOrum however, did not appear and at $50 the
lights were put out IN the large assembly room and
room went nome.
TWO HUNDRED HORSES AT AUCTION.
The annual breeders sale OF horses for all uses,
I'm harness under saddle, and for speed in harness,
will begin on tuesday at the American Horse Ex-
change, under the Management of Peter &. Kellogg
g. Co. Over 200 horses have arrived at the place
of sale Four DAYS will be consumed in selling
them The first important lot TO be disposed of on
Tuesday will be the consignment OF over twen-
ty head from Fashion Stock Farm, Trenton. the
SMISSdi''' MSid. u N'n'' N'A''
CHAMPION OF THE RACQUET CLUB.
The championship Of the Racquet Clnb for 1885
will go 10 l.. NJ Rutherfurd, jr. The deciding games
Tweniy-sIxth-st. Mr.. Rutherfurd's adversary was
p Allen The score was Mr. Rutherfurd, 1913
I8-lb: Mr. Allen l2-9-1S-11. To-day w. l.. Stew
art will contend against w. T. Lawsen, and A. G.
Hodges will play A. Martin In the second-class
handicap series.
FORGING wELL-KNowN MEMS SIGNATURES.
John H. Coachman procured board and lodging
for one month ut the Home Lodging House, No.
so Centre-st.. on forged Letters Of recommenda-
tion purporting to have the signatures of Robert b.
Minturn the treasurer of the Methodist Episcopal
Tract Society. and the Rev Dr. Freeman, secretary
of the Association for Improving the Condition Of
the Poor. He pleaded guilty yesterday TO forging
the letters and was sentenced by Recorder Smy ID
TO two years and six months in the State Prison.
nTo EXAMINE The BARGE OFFICE WORKINGS.
Collector Robertson, Naval Officer Graham and
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