New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
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:. tho last in which entries can be
made for the exhibition of the Fanciers Ciuo.
Arre.ts last week, 1924; deaths. III; olrths'
656; marriages, lou Al onoro-
sate aIt abont $3.50, 600 were filed at the Buildings
Bureau last week. ,,..No n
The American Art Associations galleries az NO NO.
East Twenty-third-st. Will DC opeu uo-u'S' A''"
20 O'clock. -,
The wind in Central Park travelled I'9oI Intg1 tni
last week Two and half inches of snow 1etl u
yesterday. The mercury went DOWN l" ~
o. m. on Thursday. /,
Tho charge hronpbt against Joseph Valentine Dy
H. O;NeilI K Co was brought before the uranu anu
jury, who ignored the bill ana MT. Naion''0 "N'
released from the Tombs.
FIRST A RINK AND THEN A THEATRE.
F. B. Murtha yesterday leased for iwent1y-one 1;-D
years the property at ty-hlntns' m a' vii Oman
ave-, now occupied Tor pahorahha, Ia ny oter il will
it as a roller skating INK III ten ua9s' law
become q theatre.
KNIGHTS TRMrLAEs' EXHIBITION Drills Drills cor,.
The reception. drill and ball of the lya4no9 WlI
manderv and Monroe CommanderS Drlll CoIps VIZ af
be held at Madison Square Garden to-in t tho
ternoon and evening. An exhibition ulAii W 'N0
Monroe Corps Will occur at p He
RoIIER-SKATING FOR PRIZES. -,
TveIve fast skaters will compete for goid
medal at the Knickerbocker Roller eKaIlhg nrnn' In
at Third-ave aud Sixty-thrds neTI i1uS Hd hur
ing Ii will be followed by some Iancy m anu a pb1
lesGue skating. Races will also occur on other
nights
MR. CUTTING SAYS 81 DON'T kNoW;L1 .1or, ho-
fore Referee Dwight. Il. L. Cutting, Jr, was eHI
amned by Mr.. Day, but persisted in answering odl
don't know" to all questions. Inc case was "u-
journed till February o, at ll:3o
POLICEMAN DROPS DEAD.
Officer William L. Mchaels who for the past ', llvo
or SIX wears had been attached to the Jefferson
Market Court was pensi0ned on riGf{ m f{Ihnten az i he
Teouest Yesterday while he was IN fioookcn @ M m no
dr1dnnei dead in the street. He was fifty-seven
years old and had been policeman ioi '"0h'' N
years.
The Roard of Directors and other officials OF the
Erie Railway Company were present AZ th9 iuISat Wat
Of James kayMSGr Mr KaynoT Wss director and
member of the Finance Committee Oh iIe r-lig' g
The Rev. DIR. William NJ. Taylor made pI1GI lua au
dress There no pallbeareIs Inc nou9 ti Ii E%S
taken TO Tarrytown and buried in Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery.
MR. SQUIRE SAYS HE IS IN DOUBT THIS us. TINE: hS Ed
not made up his mind whether or not 70 aecepu i
Appointment of delegate from he NAlNt Asse5nDS @
District to the Tammany rfe nan TeneuS actveIv in
nolitics having as much as he could 90 10 a'lchu
to the business of his department.
SKATING SPOILED BY THE STORM
Over two inches of heavy wet snow covered inc
oil immediate prospects of skating. Around the
borders of the large lake the ice was soIld eh3uS %
to sustain hundreds of people put MY & dee' h on
fhe shore where the water was last frozen, theTo
were only three inches of ice by noon the water i,
had collected in many places and appeared IN dark K
SnOtS the surface OF tIe SuOW. N"'
weather like that of Wednesday and THURSDAY
would have formed ice thick enough Tor the Iakes
10 he thrown open but one days thaw Is likely 10
break up all the ice that has been formed
RRorGHT Rack on A CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Henry B. Bertrand whOwas formerly employed
by The H. Clausen & Son Brewery Company; ieit
the city few weeks ago and was DrougHt rt oach
Yesterday in the custody of Detective McNaught
of Inspector Byrnes's staff He was found IN ba;
tmore and requistion for his arrest wa was issuet @
by Governor Cleveland. He is under Indictment
for forgery in the second degree in presenting
note for S434, purportng tobe drawn by Roster i ~ q
Rial in favor of Bertrand, and Endorsed by nm 10
his EMPLOYERS. II is charged that the note was
forgery Bertrand's employers accuse MN OF nav
ing caused the loss of a large amount OF money "
the firm