New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
NEW YORK CITY.

Maurice g. Flynn Sinclair Stuart and James ;.
| Carney were elected members OF the Metal bA-
| change yesterday
Yosusbi Nomura. tho Jlplncso Postmaster-Gen
eral paid visit 10 the Produce Exchange yes
| terday.
The Board of Police Yesterday dismissed Police
| man Thomas j. Scully, OF tue Seventeenth fIc-
cinct, on charge of intoxication
The annual musical and dramatic entertainment
and reception OF Our Union will take place al
| Turn Hall, East Fourth st., on Friday evening.
Tho Pilot Commissioners yesterday ordered the
pilots of the boat Mary aud Catherine, No. q, to
! appear before them on Friday TO testify Ill regard
| to the sinking of the schooner
The fair for the benefit of 81. Michaers Church in
West Ihirty->ecOnd st., now beng held III the base
meat of the church. Is to be closed on Saturday. IL
| has been highly profitable.
The Passionst Fathers of Hohoken are conduct
! ing = slccc, sfnl miss on in ST. TcreSas Church at
Rutgers and Henry sts Services arc held daily al
! D. G:30 and =: 80 a. III. and 3 and $3.50 y. III.
Barbour Lathrop. for number of years connect
ed with Tie Sda FRANCISCO DGtty tai. mas come 20
/ NPw-lork TO take charge, as editor, 81 /" rom
mORg,r, a journal devoted to tine hardware trade.
lingering effect is produced upon the mind OF
the average mortal 10y TIE Slsns, " Blank Blana
buys his cigars here" which are now becoming
common. Blank Blank is 4 popular actor VINO at
tempts 10 advertise himself in tins way.
TIE Ncw-York Retail Groccrs' Union have
adopted resolutions dlsclaiming any connection
with the "Groccr, Protective ASSOCIATION for the
purpose Of protecting themselves against the law
in selling olcomarE:rine and butterine.
CONSIDERING rnE >ALAH[tS, or IEtcIrIS.
Commissioners pomcrpy and Holt of the BpaTl 81
Education have carefully considered the salaries 81
the teacher, in all of the public schools. and have
! prepared tables showing how each salary Will bc
affected by Nh. liots plan Tor redistribution.
/ BIG ENOUGH FOR TWELVE uuNDRtD CuIIDRTN.
\ new parish house for 81. Georges Church,
Stuvycsaut square. Is 10 Lc built on lots west 81
! the icctory IN SIXtccuth-st, The house VIII "in-
brace 4 sunday school room large enough FIR Loo
children, q Z mnasIun aud rooms for an industrial
school and for the parish clergy.
WHAT AND OATS orr or CONDITION.
| At the Produce Exchange Yesterday I,l2d bush
els Of Whcat the boat >elkrcg at south NYthst.,
Bro?Hynaqd 40 9as Icif Of oats On tie GLADYS
Codklcy, at PayoniI Pier, Jersey city, were posted
a. being out OF condition.
STIRLING AZ UNCrRrAIN QUANTITY.
The situation with regard 20 TIC appointment Of
wciglcr in place If George u. ~ Ing, sus-
pcndcd. remains unchanged. thouglfndyIces are
expected from Washington ~ each mail 10 cI'h'r
the Civil service Commission OF tn" Custom House
to the Collector
ArrLLs FOg POOR CHILDREN.
People In Plymouth, tohn, especially the ncn-
bcr. Of the Rev. =. g. IIiilars church a4d Sunday
scn,ol have sent 10 barrels of picked apples 70
children OF the schools aud lodging houses will
enjoy tie fruit and thank the sendcis.
Mr. BtDFoEp'S III. QrTNCr,
Assistant District Attorney Bedford called 10 he
bar Yesterday, before Judge CoViug. MoftZ Mchla-
ger who /, rcd-haIcd, dull looking Russian. lie
was accused of a.Saulting the child ol the nan
with WHOM he had boaricd. at No. rs Elludc"-
81. Mr. Bedford IN an eloquent address to ia" jury
brsought them for the SAKE al their own homes. %
punish the criminal The trial vii be continued
to-day.
CANr-prDDMNG or SUNDAY.
Louis T. Tlbhas, Of No. - West EIghtecnth-St.,
has written q letter To tine Police Commissioners
which was referred To- Superintendent Murray II"
SAID " notwithstanding Your order Of last year
&, gems of cane prdler- cucumber the Sidewalks on
our main thurOughtarcs On TIE sabbath. Please
remedy the evil and obligc a citnen.'
VNLUr OF THE BARLOW ESTATE.
The Bartow estate continued to be The topic Of
discussion before tie ComrnIs sionets Of Appraisal
for the new parks yesterday. Joseph Lamhdrn
estimated the 2l7 l. acres which hc hsd examined.
AZ $3.50 800. j. II. Latin appeared ia behalf of
John II. Baruum's property Of tWonty-one lots III
Barlow. Thomas Nichols and Clarence :. McCleu-
nan estimated their value respectively at g.. 500
aud go
NEw CHURCH IN SINNrON-sT
Work * advancing rapidly on the new Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Reformation IN StaufOn-st.
near Norfolk. II will probably be completed Nv
January The dimensions are 0iXH6 feet and the
mingS. In the basement Will be Il kitchen gymua-
sum- lavatOrIcS, etc. The ground floor viii con-
tain rooms foI the Sunday school. with capacity
of 900. The church proper Will bo on the second
floor and be s6Xi2 feet III SIZE. The cost will be
$1,000.
REINCURPORA1ING A FEERY COMPANY
Tho Brooklyn and New York Ferry Company has
been reIncOrporated with the following directors
for the first year j. j. O'UonOhuc, George Law.
William II. llays Michael w Wall, John G.. Jcn-
kIns James ltieck and William Ravcnstcyn. The
capltal Is go 0OOOOO with the right to increase II
to $3.O0O.OO0. The object is To operate ferries
already estah shed or 10 be established between
Ncw-York and Brooklyn.