New-York tribune., 1885-03-28

Phillips Exeter Academy aiumA' uin"o''
Funeral OF Mrs. E. d. Morgan. No. All Fifth-aVe''
pNew.York Athletic Club championship boxing tournS
ment. Tammany Hall. p; m ...o,.,ion committee
XvIIth District Republican Assoca'''n
Police controversy m before Supreme Court Newark
Auction sale Of seats, Lyoeum Inoatro' o''Ne
NEW-YORK CITY.
Gel. 81 sends $40 to this office for the BAR
tholdi Pedestal FuDd.
The Cable Railway Commission yesterday OK, es.
ts.dSd the %I .r roads hs next
The Rev. DIR. Deems of the Church OF tne
Strangers, has returned from tour OF preacning
and ectuTing In the South
The large attendance both afternoon ana no oIem
inc ut the American Art Galleries should induce
those who have not vet sesn the Seney cohectioh
to 60 in the morning.
Richard v. Harnett & Co.. auctioneers and real
estate brokers will TeTGve 10 sae' Citv Fire In
surance BuIldIDg on or about April L.
Dr Cvrus Edison, Inspector Lucas and fifteen
sanitary policemen watched the ferries again yes
terday morning, and captured 7.ooo POUNDS oi
bob" veal.
The police we're directed Yesterday to search for
Maude Fulton, a young woman believed TO be %.ii IN
sane, who disappeared from No. l3l west fHty-
third-st. on Wednesday.
uiss Mary r Cherry gave an entertainment on
Thurs lav night 10 the newsbovs at their iiome no
2S7 East Broadway About 200 boys enjoyed her
recitatI aud comic approximations
The Presbyterian Congregation which mas eesn
worshIpping at No. 202 East seventy -Seyentn-st.
has removed to the large hall, No. lSo East
Seveuty-sixth-st
The uniformed battalion of the 10th New-York
Veteran Vonn eeis-Nationa loq9 vesLwiii nve nnve
Theatre on April g. for the purpose OF establishing
q relief fund.
BUSINESS FAILURES IN sFvEN DAYS.
The business failures throughout the country
HI IaU
To X G. Dun 81 Co., OF the Mercantile Agency In
the United States we're 2iS, and IN Canada ~, lew
failures reported IN tins city.
cnvvAiEsCRNCR OF JANIS LYNCH
lanes Lynch president Of the Irish Emgrant
Society who after q meeting of the directors OF
the Garfield National Bank, on January II. fell
down the stairway In the bank ana oroke one Oh
his legs, is convalesceRt tie was aDle 10 sit up
Yesterday aud the fracture IS slowly knitting.
FrlL FIVE sToRIFs AND ONLY BROKE MS ARM.
Frederick Blum. 4 erman. who lives in Avenue-
A. near Seventy -secsnd-st.. while employed IN the
Rensselaer, Flats at broadway and FItty-hfth-st-.
Yesterday fell through an elevator shaft from the
fifth floor to the basement and only broke MS arln'
PERFORMANCES IN AID OF THE PfnEsInL foNp:
The members of Company | OF tho 7th Regiment
are busIly preparing for performance IN aid OF the
Bartholdl Pedestal Fund. to be the Upiver,
sity Club Theatre Oh the evenings OF hpri 10 ana
IA The opereta OF Cox and Box =" Will be
gwen followed by III. J. Byron's buresque The
Lady OF Lyons"
WILL JOHN CARPENTER RE TANGRDf
The General Term of the supreme Court yester-
day reserved its decision on an appeal from the
convection of murder In the first degree OF John
Carpenter who killed his wife at Third-ave. and
Twonty-sxth-st. In MAY last lie attempted 10
commit suicide at thr time.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
Theron G. Strong. Lewis May and David Milliken
have been appointed BY the General Term oil tue
Supreme Court commissioners 10 determine whether
the second Avenue Railroad Company shall lay its
tracts In Fiity-soyenth-st between e Ts, ann ann
and Edward +. Brown were appointed 10 ascertain
the damages done 10 property OF the Lorlilafu
estate IN South Fifth-ave by the elevated road.
tNEFFECrUAL ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Henry Losser a German tailor, age eighty-three.
shot himself III the head wlth snall pistoi NJ no.
3.39 East Tieventh-s Yesterday. HIS WIFE Is dead,
and he has been i'll long that he was about 10 be
turned out of his home tor payment oil the rent
Before no snot himself he Kissed his young daugh-
ter and sent her to friend to that he could be
found at bellevue Hospital lle pouce sent him
there later as ptisoner.
WILL STEERS AND SMITH BE ExAMrNEDf
Inspector steers and Captain Smith. whose pro-
motions were made provisional upon the pewer OF
the Board OF Police to appoint inspectors and cap
tains without competitive examinations by the
Civil Service Board SAID yesterday that they did
not desire 10 bring test suits Ter increased salary
az suggested by Corporation Counsel Lacombe.
There was ne meeting Of the Board OF Police yes
terday but the prevailing opinion At Headquarters
was that tho Board would send Messrs. Steers aud
Smith before the Civil Service Commissioners for
BOULEVARD UNDER THE BLUFF.
Messrs Deerlng Clark Joseph Goodwin and
others in favor of Senator Plunketts bill, INTRO
duced in the Legislature on Thursday, which pro,
DOSES to establish a seventy-hve-foot boulevard
outside of the lno of the Hudson River Railroad,
between Seventy ninth and One hundi ed-and-
twenty-ninih ia sts., yesterday had Oug conference
with the Dock Commissioners. After tho plans
haa been freely discussed tao Commissioners ex-
pressed their approval of them. Mr. Laimbeer
said that the boulevard could DO built with nttlo
expense. .-..
JUSTICE DUFFY REFUSES oUINIgE.
Iurnes w RirdgaIl of No. DDD Slxth-ave.
taken to jefferson Market Court yesterday, ac-
cused by DIR. Cyrus Edison, of the Health Depart
ment aud DIR. Elwyn Waller. his assistant of SELL
ing adulterated quinine pills. The defendant was
represented by Colonel Spencer and Professor John
l.. n. Hunt who asserted that the prosecution was
merely AN undeIhand scheme, inspired by drug
glsts who making 800 per cent profit to perse-
cute the hsnest dealers who were satisfied with 90
per cent and sold an article that was Just as good
So sure ColOnei Spencer OF the quality OF his
clients pills that he was willing the Court should
swallow ten boxes of them. The examination was
fixed for uesday, and Dr. Birdsali was paroled In
charge Of his counsel.
FOR THE PROTECTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH.
A mass-rneeting will be held o-night in StelDway
Hall, at 0clock, under the auspices Of the Ladies
will preside, and addresses will be made by DR..
Egbert Guernsey, General Alexander 5. Webb,
Simon Sterne, Agernon y. Sullivan. Henry Bstgh.
Charles +. Wingate, Justus .. Wood, Dr.. j. q.
Peters, the Rev. Dr. McGlynn. the kev. Charles H.
Eaton and Others. he subject for discussion will
be the slaughter houses on Manhattan Island aud
tIlc nectbElly VI cdie oNci
the interest of public health This association has
already done some important work in this direct Oh
aud il has bill before the Legislature forbid
ding the slaughter Of animals on Manhattan
Island.
BROOKLYN
The Rev. William j. Potter, Of New Bedford, the
president of the Free Rsligisus Association will
preach IN the Second Unitarian Church (Mr. Chad
wicks) Tomorrow morning.
The body found at Adams st. was identified yes
r I nfg