New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
NFW-YORK CITY.

Dr Cvrus Edison Yesterday seized $500 pounds
of veal which considered " too fresh"
Eight new physicians were added yesterday to
the medical staff at Bellevue Hospital
E.ma Polete age fifty, was found unconscious
Yesterday in Twentieth-st. near Ihlrd-aye., ana
taken to Bellevue Hospital
sixty deep holes are being dug in Tompkins
Square IN which half-grown shade trees Will be
planted.
The Chi Psi Fraternity will hold its annual con-
vention at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on April
and s.
Hattie Amos age five. who was suffering from
smallpox was removed yesterday from the house,
No. 25 Seventh-st-
Phelps Brothers & Co. received word Yesterday
that the stranded steamship Europa nad lIsIeu anu
was full of water.
Jessie Wittemore age seventy-eight. died sud-
denly yesterday the canal boat Dictator, at East
Ihrty-elghth-st
themselves INTO a mutual beneht association and
elected Captain John f. Moore president.
Thomas OReiIly, the son of Dr. James O'Rellly
of No 223 West Twenty y-secoud-st., was fined $50
Yesterday in the Court of Special Sessions for prac-
tsing without a diploma
The freight propeller Peck returned to this city
yesterday from the wreck OF the Capltol CITY, with
all the freight which mad not previously been
washed ashore The divers hope to toat the steam
Ell to-day.
There will be a special musical service at ST.
Marks Church on Sunday, evening. Selectlons
from "rhe Redemption Will be sung by quartet
and chorus under direction of E. J. Fitzhugh.
"An Inquirer " is Informed that there Will be no
exhibition in New York admitting pastel drawings
this spring and no pastel exhlOltl0n Is as yet an
Dounced Tor next year.
The mercantile agency of r. G. Dun & Co report
that the business failures in the nlted states 13r
the first quarter of 1856 number 1908, with liabll-
ties slightly over $29.OOO.OOO sum less thah Ill
any similar period since 1913
At the Holiness Conference IN the Asbury Church
in Washington Square yesterday DIR. CulS related
incidents of his work IN Boston. Two churches ana
several missions are sustained there by voluntary
support and faith work.
The surviving members of the 79th Regiment
nighlandersl New York Volunteers, will celebrate
the twenty fifth anniversary of their departure
from tins city to the seat of war on May IL.
Jennie Batcheder the young woman who took
morphine accidentally at No. 10 West Twenty
sevcnth-st. on Thursday, and was taken to the
Eew-York Hospital, was out of danger yesterday.
Plans were filed yesterday Tor an Industrial
200 feet east OF Ninth-ave. 1t will be owned by
the Sisters of Charity of st. Vincent dc Paul OF
MI. ST. Vincent
Collector Hedden yesterday received ffty-six of
the invoices Of Russian wool over which there has
been SO much dispute. All those appraised as
"acoured will be sent back to the appraisers ac-
cording to the recent ruling OF the Treasury Dc
parment.
BROOKLYN.
City Works Commissioner Conner has secured the
created in his department by cutting down the salaries
oftwentyone other empoyes all OF whom save one arc
Republicans. The reductions aggregate $4,000
Miss Margaret OGrady. age forty-six, labors under
the insane delusion that President Cleveland and his
Cabinet and several senator's have formed society to
get possession OF her money which amounts 10 about
5000. She was pronounced insane III the supreme
Court yesterday
The OF Frank Seert 10 $2l 900 from tho
city for injury his property by the overnowng OF The
sewer In Flushng-avc was compromised Yesterday Tor
81, 500. number OF similar suits are pendiUg
tits proposed to build a cable road In Parkave. on the
line OF The route OF branch OF the Atlantic Avenue
Companys new acquisition tie former Vanderbilt
ave road, and extend In Parkavo. TO Broadway and
thence In Centraave. 1t would have its terminus at
Fulton Ferry and would run past the Bridge.
The Bridge receipts for March sos 1865. tho
largest received IN month since the Bridge
Wss opened.
reported the Excise League Will take steps TO
the indictment OF tue Excise Commissioners for
Improperly performing their duties.
Mayor Whitney's fIrst Rapid Transit Commission
winch "a likely 10 be called the Grdiron Commission
the number OF routes has laid out met yesterday
xed the time within which the various lines must
be In Fulton from the ferry TO Kingston
ave- the time limit is year from August l. 1856 In
Myrtle ave. from ultonst 20 Grand-aye the time 10
The same and the limit Ia set in Broad way. within
two years August. The rest Of the Fuonst route
mus completed and the other routes within various
beriods extending to nve years.
While going on b>ard his vessel. the Norwegian bark
Ramfeite at the foot OF 6eyeDthst early yesterday
morning Captain Peter N Ungland fell and fractured
HE ekuL He was found dead