New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

+. III. =. Mt. Motifs NO
The branch of the Post Office in the Produce TX
change will be opened ior business this nloining'
Register John Reilly has paid $3.50 Tor gallery
seat for the benefit of the charity fund OF the New"
York Press Club. -.
malt house TO cost $50 900, is TO be erected oy
Beadeson & Woerz in CharIes-s'' near ""'"'"S
toD-st
The BODY of n man about sixty years oil age,
small of stature and dressed III black e.o'ho'' wa"
found III the East RIVER near Slantoh-sI
The Board of Police yesterd ay DECIDED 10 pia c'
Oh trial ali policemen who their official position
10 incur debts and then refuse TO pay theii'
Benjamin Winfield was convicted YESTERDAY M
the Court of Oyer and lcrminer, OF purBiuy anu
sen ,enced TO ten years imprisonment :,
The drinking tounta,ns in the City Hall Park
were surrounded yesterday by persons anxious t
get the first drink from the new TIN cups Oh e"'"
fountain. r.
he anniversary of the New-York Institution %
the Bind will be held at Stelnway i'ali t9-'noIIoT
evening There Will be kindergarten class W.
singing and callsthenIcs, piano playing anu ioNu
ings by the students
FLAMES CAUSED BY 4 CAT
A cat ;umned ON a table in the nome OF James
Mitchell AT No $50 West Twenty-elghtlrst. lave
on Monday night, and upset keroS. ne OIL lalnp'
causing ire and much excitement III tne non use
Ibe flames were extiugushed before they hau
caused much damage.
10 AID HE PEDESTAL FUND. r
CONNECTION model in imitation OF terrn-co.'a ~
the new Produce Exchange building was on cH.
hlbitlon on the the main floor yesterday. Us slgn.
and Gimsy appraranuo suggested to some that II
was one Of BuddensIek's tenements passed by
Examiner bailey The model is 10 be rallied Tor AZ
90 cents a chance, for tho beneht oil INC ieue''"
Fund.
George evils a colored man who has already
served a term IN prison, pleaded guilty yesterday
before Judge COwug TO burglary I'D the W. UIi, ou
gree. lie had broken iuto the store Oh "ni'ath
Mann. at No. 60 West rhird-si. early on the morn
mo of Ami tx He was sentenced to fifteen years
in the state Prison.
REFORMING THE wINDEMERE FLATS uNShft'
Examiner Smith, of the Buildings Bnrean, re-
porIed the seyen-story Wlndemere Flats nj Nlnth-
ave and FIfty-seventh-st. as unsafe yes,eranny
Inspector D0ench ordered repairs to oe Haue;
small frame houses Nes 239 last torty-i ourth-s
an0 80 Mott-st.. which have become dangerous
from age are 10 he taken down
OFFICERS or THE HARDWARE BOARD OF TRADE.
The Hardware Board Of Trade yesterday elected
rho following officers: T.. liiiger, president Ed
ward H. Cole score ary Frederic u. Dow, couh-
seIIor; james II. Goldey, treasurer and actgary
A. Newhall Edward II. Cole i. A. Boxer r. M
ger, Joan H. Graham, James h. Pope. ana james lie
ocdey.
Patrolman james Burke of the Tenth frecihct,
was reported to the Board OF Police yesterday az
worthy of honorable mention. On Mohd"y' "hen
Nicholas Elleuz aud other members OF MS FANNY
were driven from tleT rooms at No. 10 ldridee-
It. by ire they forgot The baby. Burke rushed
Through the smoke and flames, wrapped the cbiih
In blankets and carried 1t out Of the house at con-
siderable risk 10 himself.
Ancient GREEK AND ROMAN COINS AT AUCTION;
A recent importation of ancient coins was SOFA oy
RAMS a Co YESTERDAY. The prices. although not
hgh were good considering the average c"nul'l I
of the coins A gold "S0dus" OF lheodpslus H.
brought SO 80; another ot Constans ii. - -.
good line of byzantine bronze CONS brought IiSh
10 cents 10 81 30 caci. Three q q jew ISL suckers
of SI.non MaccabG;us sold for $50 SO ana Us oo
respectively.
KILLrD WITH 4 BEfR GLASS. i.
Henry Mundhluk a pcder, was convicted OF
manslaughter In the second degree IN the curt OF
over aud rermtner yesterday. 4 party OF pcdlsiS
and coopcIs had a free ught IN krspPs beer shop,
at SIxty-nIutu-.t aud tlcventn-dVc on tho nlsht
of ttDruary 10 me prisoner threw beer gus
which struck Michael ohm, cooper, on the heAd'
mfiIcting "A wound That caused ms death
OPENING or rnE COTTON XCnANG BuIipiNG.
The members If tho Cotton Exchange decided
yesterday to make April 80, the day upon which
the new building Is to be opened, holiday after
The first morning CALL The programme OF tge celec
MONIES was agreed upon yesterday. Members oi
The Exchange viii meet III the old building at IL
!, m " hen ex President James +. Weninan VIII
deliver the valedictory address. Iher the noh-
beers VIII form on Hanover Square and march 10
the new building. The presentation OF the new
building Will be made 10y the Building Committee.
President s. Gruuer will accept II with an address.
Then will follow addresses BY the invited guests
and delegates from other exchanges