New-York tribune., 1885-01-24

| Twenty-eightli-st. that property in his nelghbor-
hood was deprecated by the presence OF gambling
houses was sent to the Police Board yesterday by
Mayor Grace. 1t was referred to Commissioner
Porter.
| no SUSPICION OF ISCENDIARIsM.
F. and H. Greenbaum, in whose printing Office at
No z Frankfort-st Il small fire occurred on Thurs
| day evening say that it was probably caused by
| some careessly throwing Il cigarette on the
| hoOr that there Is no suspicion of incendiarism,
| and that their insurance did not cover eighth
part of the value of the property in their rooms
OFFICERS OF THE EAST SIDE DlsPENsARY.
Joseph b. Coe has been elected president and
| John Beaver vice-prcsdent of the East side DIS
pensary of Harlem Tor the distribution of med cines
and the treatment OF the poor from Nneteth-st. TO
Harlem Bridge on the East Side. On the medical
staff are Drs Kenne, Gandineer. Cox Pierce, Neil
and Clason.
IL AID OF THE CHURCH FOR DFAP MuTEs.
The annual entcrtanment in aid OF -; AIMS
| Church for deaf mucs will be given at Chckerlng
| Hall on Wednesday evening. bright and varied
| programme has been arranged, including Mrs.
| James Brown Potter, Mile. Iellc DE Lussan, Frank
| Lincoln. Edward +. Coward, Henry w. Johnson,
| James T. Thorn and the Mcndelssohn Glee Club.
The church wants just 1900 to free itself from
debt.
TARIFF ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.
The American Protective Tariff Association has
been Incorporated by Wallace c. AndreFs William
william =. shinn, Edward NJ. Knox. James 5.
Tnurston. of this city; Thomas g. Mock. Of Rome;
Arthur W. soper and Abraham Bussng. of Mont
clair n. j., and Jeremiah ID. Slocum, OF Jersey
City. The ASSOCIATION ls formed for spreading
kn6wcdgc about the principles OF the protection OF
American industries.
CLEARING COMMITTEE FOR PRODUCE.
A sprcia committee, appointed by the president
of the Produce Exchange 10 consider the practca-
bihty OF a " ciearlng-house" for grain, made an
upon by the Exchange next saturday. The COM
mittee approves The appointment by tho Board OF
Manager Of Clearing Committee for the clear
ance of contracts for future deliveries Of grain
and provides rules for tho governing of the depart
ment
The business failures throughout the cor nj
during the last seven days reported 10 thr III =
camille agency Of X. g. Dun Il Co, number. fui ,bc
United States, 81, and for Canada 40, total of
All, ascompdrcd with I2O last week aud ij7 he
| week previous. The failures are still unusually
| heavy IN the Western and Southern states, aud
there is an increase in Canada In other parts of
the country the figures are about the average
| PULLMAN CARS FoR srArrS ISLAND.
contract made yesterday with the Pull
man Palace Car Company Tor iort! cars 10 be &c,
| vered on taten Island by May for the Rapid
Transit Railroad. IL expected that the railroad
Will be finished far enough by that time to c"nccn-
trate the ferry traffic az one point and distribute
passengers on both shore, of the isabd by the-o
cars which TO resemble those used on the sixth
| Avenue Elevated Railroad.
| An FARI's BODY oN lis WAY TO ENGLAND.
The body or the Earl of AylcslOrd, who died in
Texas last week, Will be taken to Englaai on the
ste ncr Britannia Of the " hite star Line, which
sails this morning.. he officers of the line state
! that they would have refused 10 take his body
across the ocean had he not been regular patron.
| MANY people have objections 10 such ielow-trav
ellers and sailors have eyon stronger dislike to
| crossing the ocean in such company.
| DR. rAUszKY PRONOUNCED INSANE.
| Dr. Rudolph Tauszky was examined Yesterday by
| Drs. Fitch and Hardy commissioners in lunacy.
| and pronounced insane He Is still suffering from
acute mania and melauchoIa, and il liable at any
time 10 be overcome by the disease and do violence
to himself or those who may be near him. He does
| not remember anything about attempting to
Iait suicide TO Kill hs wife, and scouts the idea
that he is insane. He will be taken to-day 10 the
| Sanitarum, at Hartford Conn.
THE GRAND JURY'S INvEsTIGAuoN.
The Grand Jury, IN pursuance Of Judge Cowing's
Instructions continued yesterday the taking of tes-
ipony as TO alleged corruption III tine proceedings
| of the Aldermen II, their last sessions for 1884
William Lnca tng private ,efTst9ry Of Mayor
| Paris conducting the examination. Charles y.
| Miller of the Citizens Committee. also responded
to the Grand JnIy's call and was a, witness tor
short time 1h6 GrandJury will probably give the
result of their examination IN the form of pre-
sentiment.
rHf CHATHAM SQUARE BRIDGE NOT USED NOW.
Passengers to from the City Hall station of the
elevated railroad no longer Obliged to cross the
long bridge at Chatham Square TO reach their train
The shuttle trains from the lower land their
passengers at the man station at Chatham Square,
and then by means OF the pocket lines at Cana-st
they are switched to the d0wa track, stopping at
the Chatham Square alton again for passengers
to the City Hall. ] he experiment tIicd nearly
two weeks ago. and it proved successful that the
| change has been made permanently.
FIRE ESCAPES FOR GrRrs SEMINARY.
| yesterday that the Home for Children aud SEMI
nary for Girls at One -hundred-and- fty-third ST
and ST. NlchOlaS-ave. needed tire escapes. The SUI
pcrintendent of the place had said that the nstitu
tioD would move to other quarters in May and that
| he was willing TO make any alterations In tho
| building meanwhile. The inmates include ninety
| children. An order was issued for the Immediate
| erection of fire escapes
TO CELEBRATE THE FEAST OF ST AGNES
The Church of st. Agnes In Forty -third-st. near
Lexington-ave., will be the scene Tomorrow of a
| religious pageant Of unusual splendor. The occa-
sion will be the celebration of the feast Of ST. Ag-
nes. At / q. m Salvps grand mass will be sung by
| a denble quartette and chorus There will be an
orchestra of thirty pieces. Bishop Bigger of New
ark n. J will be the ceebrant of the mass and the
| sermon will be preached by Bishop Kahn, of Wheel
ing West Virginia. At musical vespers in the even
log Msnsignor Capel viii preach.
| TEN YEARS EACH FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Emil Black, whom out on his New-Y Years holiday.
| found himself late at night on the Bowerv. Fonr
| men accosted him and invited him to go and drink
with them lie accompanied them until thew
| reached Hester-st, near the BOwery, but he re-
| liquor store, as he did not like the looks of the
| place. One of the men knocked him down the
steps while the others dragged bm INTO the huuor-
| store and robbed him of o silver watch James
| Barry and Edward Reilly two of the men, pleaded
guilty yesterday in the Court of General Sessions,
| and were sentenced by Judge Gildorsleeye to ten
| years each in the state Prison.
| DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH
The dedication Of the new Catholic Church, OF ST.
| Paul the Apostle will take place tomorrow. There
| will be two services Mass in the morning at 10
o'clock and Vespers in the evening. These will be
| adel phia, and Loughin, of Brooklyn, who will be
assisted by fourteen bishops and large number of
priests The sermon will be preached by Arch
bishop Ryan. During next week, on each evesing.