New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
Field. John Elderkin, Acker, Merrall d Condi'
and many Others.

and many others.
| PuSERAL OF MOTHER NJ. JEROME Fly
The funeral of Mother NJ. Jerome Ely, tne l,.i ~
Superior of the Sisters of Charity OF me Dioseo
| New-York was held yesterday morning at mou -
| ST Vincent Monsignor Quinn celebrated &c
auiem mass at o'clock, and pontincal nia ,SocL
| celebrated by Archbishop Corrigan at ~ oo Nh
Among those present were Bishop L9ugpplIn' NJ ID
| signor Preston, Father Macdonald tne Rey, Ton
| Lilly. Father Dougherty, Mrs John Kelly |oni-
missioner Coleman and Bryan Lawrence
PHYSICIANS QUITE READY TO TESTIFY; had
Two or three of the Tombs physicians; VINO Iau
Fitch By Judge CowinE and exJuage Dea a ~ the
| his conduct when called as witness as 70 .lo
norent readiness 70 the witness-stand yesterday
and testified that they thought DAYS. was isano
The jury found verdict to that en9ee ahd
| COwing committed MN 10 INC
Asylum.
sryFFrRING FROM OPIUM POISONING;
| George Ditmar, age fifty. who occupied IuI.
nshed IeOm at No. 80 drVSoods store was re-
meved from his room to the Newt orK Ilosp,.S .,
Yesterday morning apparently suffering ron oPlund
poisoning The police 81 '1 bs room failed to
sn nroof that their theory was correct He will
| recover.
| DrposIToRns FOR CITY FUNDS.
Tho uoInr Controler and City Chamberlain yes
.ord"y Sss;Gnafed the following banks as deposit
tories for city funds: Bank of North AmerGa, LII
ra National Central 9 y1asS FPourh National
Hanover National. Mercantile Trust, Metropoittaan
| Trust Company. Produce Exchange, Oriental NJ
Morris ST. Nicholas, Ph9niI Nat,tna,' TomnanV
Eleventh Ward and Home BANK. me ora La'o Vi
| test required is per cent instead OF Zi@
TIE OIL BOARDS AT LAST Fl Gf FIR Sew-Yorx
| Petroleum Exchange have joined the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange, ana yesteIua5
they began dealing on the hoor oil snS 70
| the increased membership and nuch eolnpl.aiiIn'
was made of the crowding and the lack OF v entlIa
| ments which now are being rapidly pushed at the
| Consolidated Exchange business OF heaIp
5000 900 barrels was done IN oil ut the ExSnange
| The mutations heretofore received 1rcm vi ivy
were discarded.
| TWO BROTHERS SENT TO PRISON. - -, =.
The house of William Harris, No. 42 80 west I
Thirty-ninth-st.. was raided on MaIGn 20 anu
goods of all descriptions were found which were
identified as the proceeds OF many burglarles IN inc
| Twentieth Ward. John. Harris brother OF VIII VII,
| lam was arrested and acknowledged that he stole
many oftbe goods. He pleaded guilty yesterday
| 10 burglary in the first degree and was sentenced
by Judge ilderseeve to fifteen years IN the sdate
| Prison. William Harris, who was convicted Oh u
| love- offence, was sentenced 10 hVe years.
END OF THE sHIRTMAKERs' STRIKE, -
The strike of the shirtmakers employed by IL
| Wallach's Sons Il Co. is at an end. On THURSDAY
night q proposition was submitted TO the strikers
! through a committee, which was accepted Dy tne
body yesterday. The arrangement calls lor re-
duction of 4 per cent all kinds OF work done Dy
| the firm and applies to all classes OF operators
| except the trimmers and bosom makers. Some OF
|
| proposition are now, and others gain by the com
| promise. The girls will 90 back TO Work gu
| Monday
| pIsoRDERLY PERSONS IN LOWER FIFTH-AVk:
DIR. Thomas T. Satterthwaite, OF No. 90 nlfth-
| ave- recently sent letter to the Board OF Police
complaining that the lower part Of Fifth-aye. was
| invaded nightly by disordery persons his re-
| ouest for police interference was Endorsed by
| Superintendent Ludlam of the New-lork Hospital
| Daniel j. Holden of No. 10 West Iwelfth-st;
Samuel 5. Sands, of No. so F1fth-aye Agernon s.
| Sullivan, of No. 10 West Eleyenth-st.; Robert L.
Maitland OF No. 81 Fifh-ave., and other residents
of the neighborhood The communication was re-
| ferred to Superintendent WalliDg yesterday.
GLASS THAT PAID no DUTY.
The trial of Edwin A. Boyd and George III. BOYD,
of the firm of +. A. Boyd's Sons, glass importers,
under an indictment for attempting to deiraud the
| Government by the non-paymcnt OF duties, was
| begun Yesterday before Judge Benedict and jury
| in the United States Circuit Court The defend
ants had the contract for furnishing glass for the
| Philadelphia Custom House and took part OF the
| imported glass from their own stock under an
| agreement that the Government should allow them
10 port free of duty other glass 10 take the place
of that thus supplied. 1t is charged that the Boyds
took advantage of tins arrangement To secure Tree
| permits on goods largely exceeding IN amount the
glass supplied by them. The case VIII be continued
| on Monday.