New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

private collection of foreign and American
paintings are be sold at the art galleries. oi oi'
gies & Co. tomorrow evening
The Norwegian bark NordenSoId, whlch arrived ,r
Yesterday. was seyenty-seven days from monte
vldeo and was off Barnegat on February 20 WHICH
she was driven 200 miles out to sea
William Robert IIoare. formerly the british
Vice Consul at this port, mas received his comlns-
sion as Consul to succeed j. Plerrepont Edwards
who has been in France for several months recruit
ing his health.
Cornelius Green, age fifty, of No. 70 Mnlberry-st.,
while loading coal on the steamship koan9ke az
Beacl-st. Yesterday fell overheard ana was
drowned. The body was recovered
The only addition to the Hancock Fund yester-
day was a gift of 1900 from Robert B. Roosevelt.
$37. .29I
"Charles Dickens" is the subject of Miss Kate
Fields lecture nj the University Clnb lneatre thls
morning, he last of her series IN ala ol Ine Heo
beds Of the lIahnnemann hospital.
The final meeting of the Tammany nan Oeneral
Committee organized TO raise subscriptions for the
Parnel Parliamentary Fund, was held last evening.
The amount raised Is Sl9,39l 34
Dr. Vincent of Chautauqua fame will discuss
" The True Education at the commencement OF
Packard's Business College in the Academy or or
Music this evening. Speeches Will also be made by
Ur. Charles II. Eaton and Morris :. wise. ,
William Quinn, age thrty-six, laborer living
IN Williamsbrldgc was found dead yesterday be-
tween the tracks of the New-York and Harlem
Railroad 1t thought that he was killed py a
train.
The tugboat J. II. Rutter, with bqrges of the
New-York Central Railroads fleet came
into collision wrth an unknown tug in the East East
River yesterday. The bdrges were damaged
$1,000.
will point ont "Our National Follies y t1is evening
III Association Hall, at Fourth-ave. and ODe-hunc,
dIcd-and-tw tv-nintl-st., for the dement, Oh
Alexander Post No. lS2, q. a. IL.
TIE FRENCH LINES OFFICES TO DE MOVED. -
The offices Of the French steamship line VIII
shortly be removed from No u Bowlng Green 10 10
.be sold in accordance with plans for tho partition
of the estate among the heirs.
CCr HIS THROAT WITH CARVING KNIFE
Jacob Hoffman, German machlnlst, age hIty-
five was lound de9d at noon Yesterday y IN bn 5ng cn
his throat with carving knife. 1t was SAID thal
he was insane
FOR VIOLATING THE BUTTER LAW.
j. r. Wheeler. agent of the state Dairy Assocla-
tion appeared i'll the Court of Special Sessions yes
teTday against Herman Mayer, OF No Zoi2 'ath-
ernest; whom ne charged with selling oeon3TgaI fsd
rme for butter Mayer was found guilty ana hhed
500, which was paid under protest.
THE AUDUBON SOCIETY.
A society taking its name after the great natural
ist j. Audubon, has been established TO foster an
interest for the protection of Wild birds from de-
structiOn for millinery aud other puI-
poses its headquarters are at No. 40 Park kow.
1t invites cooperation from every part Oh the couh
try.
DUTY on CARPET WOODS.
Eugene DutIlh the merchant appraiser appointed
by the Government 10 investigate the question OF
wool undervaluatOns submitted his report 10 Col
lector IIeddcn Yesterday Ii Is understood that 1t
snstains the views of the merchants that the Don
>lloI or carpet woods, subject to the two and a
half cents pound dhty instead of five cents
SIABBlNG AFFGAY At THE GpRHAM.
Alfred Horne and Thomas Lucas, two negro
waters employed in the restaurant of the Gorham
Apartment House No. ! 3 East Nmeteenth-st,qua
relied on Tuesday night while arranging the ain
inr-room for dinner and Lucas stabbed Horne IN
the thigh with a large carylng-kuife. The injured
man was removed to the New-YoTk Hospital. Lu-
cas- was arrested late at night IN Sulvan-st, In
tile Jefferson Market Po Court yesterday,
Justice Duffy rcmandcd the prisoner.