New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

The total number of passengers Landed al Oas'ie
Garden last week was 1l,71i. =,
Arrests last week. 1868 births, o3|' oe"'n''
ga marriages, 2l3.
CLARA Morris has purchased property having
frontage of 800 feet on RIverdale-aye, al MOUTH
ST. Vincent for $4,000.
The body of unknown drowned man levi eviI
IDENTIFY laborer about forty yeaIsof age was lounu
Yesterday in the East River at Nlneteenth-st'
BRNFFIT FOR SKATING RINK EMPLOYEES.
The Knickerbocker Roller Skating Cluo ~ me
American Institute Hall closed Its sessions 1or lo
season last night but III recognition OF tue SCI 49,
of it's employees the manag 3nent Will tomn4o"
night give them benefit.
SAID TO DE A CKNTENARIAN AT HIS DEATH.
James Smith, coOred man whose age was salu
10 be one hundred wears. died on Thursday III th9
Coloed Home and Hospital, at flrst,aye, anu anu
Sixtv-hfth-st. He was born In New-JcISey; anu
had lived in this city seventy-two years iils DouY
was buried yesterday in the Cemetery OF the Ever
green's
TIMING THE PODY OF A PRINTER IN THE BAY
A drowned mans body was washed ashore at
Clifion \ L. on Friday night The address,
Thomas Flynn No: Al hottest" was on an g Tc
lone and on n membership card issued Dy Iypo-
graphical Union No; g. homas tynn 3 an an o un
married compOsitCr lived at No. Al hottest ana
disappeared abont month ago. he h"u III i0i"-
tlves IN this city
HUNGRY JOE TO BE PUNISHED SPEEDILY
The papers in the case of Hungry Joe, VINO
under the name of Henry +. Post, rs charged WIN
robbing Joseph Ramsden, all Engilshman, nave h2S
vet been sent to the Distrlc-Attorney'S ONCE. a
they are received tc morrow the case will be lmme-
l;ntplV before
tine saws that it will be tried as soon rs possible
ISSUING THE DAILY EDITION. ,
The weekly edition of The Hour was suspendcu
yesterday aud the daily publication OF me HPCraMg
Hour was begun. The latter paper won an excel
lent reputation last fOr fitness ana accuracy
of infornatlon q crisp aud attractive way Oh puiI
ting thiaQs and fairness and good Judgment. III
opens this season with every promise OF SURPRISING
its past work.
EUGENE b. WALTON HELD FOR TRIAL
Eugene Il. Walton, clerk OF the FIRST Nallonai
10, char ID hy
having made false entry of $1,000 III tne p9V s
of the bank with intent TO deceive. was held ior
s sullivan and Charles A. Hess, Waltons counsel
did rot offer any evidence before the
Int waved further examination. No evidence was
prodmctd 70 show that the IS, 900 had been taken
by Walton.
BUDDEXsIEK TO BE TRIED NEXT MONTH.
District Attorney M2E'pG B fa1d ths
builder who is charged with mansanghter. W0ulu
be called for trial next month IN the Court OF ue-
eIaj Sessions The trial of other important cases
lad deferred action IN this case and delay was also
cessary for the purpose OF having TIE expert test,
lmony fully prepared Professor Cnahdier anu
other experts have been consulted.
CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday au-
thOr,zed the Controller to sell the city property
comprising eight f1 Dts in nth and three lots
each III sxty-seventh and slxty-elgatn SIS; hmc
sale will take place on Wednesday lily C1anDs sit
ALBANY and present to the Governor certain OBJ
jectIons TO the Sinking Fund bill.
a MERCHANT SENT TO LUDLOW STREET JAIL L.
George White, who with his partner Aaron
RoSenila does business at No 10 Murray-st .s was
arrested Yesterday by the Sheriff ON an order issued
Nv jmdoe Donohue at The suit of William s. Dunn,
OF the firm of H. b. Clahin & Co. In January
Judgment was found against White and Rosenthal
in the Circuit Court of ST. Lous in favor OF Clafin
4 Co for 81, 1874 5S From July 10 September
10, 1884, White d Rosentha!, who were whole
sale clothing merchants in ST. LOUIS, bought gcoos
to the amount mentioned when they were IN
solvent White was sent to Ludlow Street jan.