New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
NRW.YORK CITY.

william Ir -ing--The Genesta was lauhcnoiu u ~ -
Nav 1884; the Puritan ana frlsciiia "eto wv"
launched late last spring
Police Captain McCuagh, of the Sixth Precinct,
Yesterday announced that he would compete III ''O
Civil Service examination ior proho''on' .,
An impoi tation Of Holstcn-Friesian cattle owned
by Siuifer Brothers, of Brooklyn. will be sofa at
auction at the American Horse ENcnange i on i"o'
day by Peter c. Kellogg " Co., auctloheers'
A schoo; and lodging house, five stories high IS 20
ho hu,lt Inv the Chdren's AID Society Oh the nOrti-
east corner of Eighthst. and Ayenue-D, 10 cost
$4,000.
The business failures throughout the country IN
the last seven days. reported TO H. IT, Dun ~ 20
of the Mercantile Agency, number, for the United
States !54 and for Canada "a, rs against 2o3 iast
week.
The Quarantine Commissioners yesterday decided
that they coulG not fix schedule oil charges lor
dIsnfroting rags until they received Iepolt to,
the SnlphuT Disinfecting Company. The secretary
was instructed 10 command Mr .Drlggs, oil that
company, to make a report AT once
pIris FOR GENERAL GRANTS FUNERAL
Tho Aldermen yesterday favoraby reported tine
followlnp bills in connection with the funeral oil
General Grant: ID. J.. DaZlan, Grape, gloves etc.,
Sl95; Per.ne Engraving and PnbIishIng COMPANY
badges. $50 LeMouit' no"eis' F-oo' po''"s' '''''
SO total. Sass.
FUNERAL or JOHN W. STILES. -
Colonel John w. Stiles, who commanded the oth
Regiment during the war. was buried yesterday az
Green wood Cemetery The services were conducted
privately ut the house OF the deceased man ssIer
no. 40 East Twentyt1ild-st. The Kev. Dr.
|
large attendance Of friends and relatives, ncIud-
ing many of the Colonel's military associates
Az EFFORT TO REINsTArE q. II; PENoYER
George II. PcnoyeT. a member OF the Produce
Exchange who failed August - and was eX-
peled from membership on the same day, ~ danger
onsIy i'll at his hcmo with hemonbage Of the lungs
An effort is To be made Ia rcnstate him To meinDrr
shin that his motner may have the benefit OF the
gratuity fund in case of his death
BEooKLYN YOUNG RFPUBIIcANs IL 1882.
w ALCarre, PTOvidence.-Tha Brooklyn 1oung
I In
State Convention in 1852 denouncIng the acton
taken in nominating Foger and Carpenter. and re-
fusiug tO support the TICKET. NO steps Nclc tahch
TO support Cleveland.
HOW CLOSE rHE PURITAN SAILS TO THE wlNp.
sandy lIook."-The Puri will sail within "a
?oints OF the wind hut usually Is sailed at POINTS
In a boat like the Puritan OF Priscilla the line
sought is practically the line of the Keel
RICHARD GRANT WHITES EsrAT2.
Letters Of administration have been granted TO
Stanford White the estate Of his father. Richard
Grant White who died IN April last, the widow,
klcxiua b. White, aud his other son, Richard
Mansfield White having reaonnced all fleLt to
them. The personal estate IS valued at sJ'OOO.
GOOD wgrK's WORK.
In Part II. of the Cour: Of General Sessions. in
which Judge Ewing ha' presided and Assistant
District attorney Bedford has acted prosecution,
fty-three prison cases have been disposed Of this
! week larger number than m any week ~ recent
years Forty convictions have been obtainel l.
/ many OF them being for highway robbery.
SMASHING INIO BROADWAY CAR.
The delivery wagon Of Huss n Brother produce
dealers No ~ IIanSOn-st.. ran INTO car No. 90 OF
| the Broadway line near BOnd-st smashing The
| front windows aud most of thOsc Oh one side. The
/ ear and both platforms were crowded, bur 10 one
! was seriously hurt. Tho horse IN the wagon
wheeled about locking the wheels under the bed ol
tbe wagon. and spun around several tunes, coming
/ in contact with the car at each revolution.
BROOKLYN.
The Womaus Christian Temperance Union has been ir
existence for twelve years ana hc hcadquaTrrs hhv,
been at Fulton and joy sts An annual rental "I - 500
has been td the ucmbcgs 10 IN proposed 10 False
/ fund to be used ih erecting a halL
! At the Grant Memorial services In the Academy OF
| Music On September 20. grafton will BE- delivered
by General Horace Porter and addresses will be made
| by Mayor Low and General Woodiord.
Wor,hingon G. Ford. Of Gordon l.. Ford, has
been made chc of the Statistical Division oi The state
Department in Washington. 10 succeed Michael Scan
Ian Mr. Ford is about thirty years O age and has been
! a contributor to various journals.
The assignment of Oscar + lIawley. box maker and
lumber dc.lrr OF kent-aNc aud k0dncy-st l. said ia
have been due 20 mistake In e,timliing Tor con
trac; % supply boxes 10 the STANDARD Oh Company
IIe turchased lumber worth $4,000 aud built new
wing 20 his factory before the mistake found out
His assignee il Henry Patton. OF Albany, who j. The
largest preferred creditor the amount due hin Being
| asa 3s3 II Lumber worth S7l7 go has been seized
in Mr Hawlcys yard on rcpcSin proceedings by Jamc-
| Mor q lumber dealer of Albany County.
Nicholas Amman of No. Whipple.st.. has laid q
complaiut before the Board Of Education alleging tnat
the death of bis daughter Francis due 20 her being
kept in her schoOroom in Public School No. 33 by Miss
/ Glover the tcHchtr. The child Rt school on
wednesday OF last week and went home sick. She died
two days acrward from pertouiti.. which the attend
ing physicians said caused by inflammation Il the
stomach The girl claimed that she had not been al.
lowCd 10 20 ont OF the schoolroom when she wished
Her teacher and the principal Of the school claim thai
they in Wy responsible for the girls death.