New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

Reception to the Rev. spruillo Burford, No 800 West
! Fifty -seventh-s. evening
Reinii shoc Dealers National Association No "a
East FOurth-st.
NEW-YORK CITY.
"J. F."-Certainly. It is entirely proper.
"R A. K"-Thc Morton Ilou,c was formerly the
| Union Place Hotel and before that the Maison
! DOTcc
| potrok Ucalv agc twcntv-eight. of No 26
BcacL-st employed at No % MOoTeSt., fell through
n hatchway yesterday and received lpJnres irom
| which he died.
! DIR Cyrns Edison Yesterday made the initial
sclzuIc of " bob veal capturing twelve carcaSes
on their way from New-Jersey to Washington
Market.
"Thc Microscope and Its Revelations will be
treated by Professor Starr at the Science matinee
| i'm The Hotel Brunsw ick tomorrow at ] |.
An inspection last week OF 427 tenement houses
showed 2l7 10 be in good cordition, l75 fair
and 80 bad or 60 private dwellings, 20 were good.
% fair and bad.
The Subcommittee of the Senate Finance Com
mttce appointed to make n thorough inquiry into
! the Custom House administration, is expected to
arrive here tonight, and to begin the luYestlga-
| ton tomorrow.
| GENERAL sHAIER AND TIE MAYOR.
! EIhu Root asked the Mayor Yesterday for an ad,
! tournament OF the case of General Shaler, charger
! with malfcasance in office. II was agreed that the
! investigation should lie put of until March 10, at
! IL a. m.
| SKATING RUINED BY wArM WEATHER.
| The "hall in Central Park went out OF
! sight Yesterday. The warm weather Of Monday
melted the ice so randy that all skating vas
| SDOlled The amateur skating contest IN llODOncn
! was postponed on account of the thaw.
SATISFACTORY To ALL
! The report OF the preliminary Board of Examiners
of the six police captains who are anxious to be ~
| spcctors was laid before the Police Coum'ssoneis
| Yesterday. This Board showed rare tact IN Their
| rcport. for thcv fled that each captain was
ouallfcd TO appear before the Cvll Service cXalnn-
! crs.
A PERRY TO COLLEGE POINT, L 7.
For the purpo,e Of running ferry from the
| Point. J.. l.. the Ncw-Yor< aud Long Island Ferry
! Company has been incoIporated by t'eorge MARX
! Williams Middle on. Hiram +. Iallmadg"; jose
! 8 Moiius and Frederick Jansen. he capltal STOCK
| is $4,000.
Recrivrn mrn Yormrn ANn THEE% RS r. r4,ytTn W.
Minnie Sheppard, aG" sXtGen.oi No. 10 %Iank.ih- RANK m
| ST. kept her mother under the impression that Sh'
went regularly to her work IN bakery ai Franklin
| and Washington sis, when IN iact she spen,
her time in the streets When Mrs. Sheppard
! found II out she whipped Minnie. who promptly y
ran away. Yesterday the police were asked 10 look
! for her.
FUNERAL oP MRS. WYATT rArov.
The funeral Of the wife Of Wyatt Eaton. the
! artist was held nj The Central Washington
! square, south, yesterday a. 10 a. IN. number
of artists and literary people OF the CITY were pres
! emf, The burial service was read bv the Rev.
/ Arthur Wentworth Eaton, and the BODY wh6 taken
! to Point Pleasant. y. j.
orYMrIc ATHLETIC CLTB OPTICrRs.
The Olympic Athlctic cub has elected these Of
/ fccrs: President James Iciow; vicc-prcsldcnt,G
/ Gianiui secretary, = BI-hrp Marks treasurer. i.
! A. Lawrence; captain. 4. lcishmaun lirutcnant
I j j NOD rnott: trustees, g W Matthews, A. i.
/ copeland and T. T.. Prii: delegate, e. the National
Association oi Amateur Athletes oi America III
| lam Nixon and &. 6nuinl.
SIKH AvrNrF RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
The annual me ting Of lh" sixth Aycuue Rail
way Company took place yc-'"idav. Ih" i"lio"-
+ T. Oicott. frank Curt 49, 4 Il. Vln Nc t. H.nry
/ Dcmarcst, William Bryce, William !. M"ttlm"r
t,.1 fltaY q tfIlt Iii
! Watson.
NOT THE SUCCESS THAT WAS ANTICIPATED.
The Naval : ores and Tobacco Exchange not
! having proved thcSnccrsS that was anticipated
petition has been signed 10y about hall OF tie 400
member. requesting the managers to wind mp the
affairs and dispose OF the property.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR TRELOAR EXAMINED.
Deputy Collector Berry and Special Treasury
] 0uIrc into the duties and salaries of the Custom
fouse employees Yesterday had Deputy Collector
| and Chef OF the Correspondence Dlflslol lreloar
| before them. rs testimony occupied nearly the
| entire day.
TRUNDIING \ DEAD MtN THEorGI THE siREEr
Joseph Aud, n laborcr. found at midnight on
Monday, in West lIous;ou-,t James ONcll, who
was with Auld, told the officer that hc had taken
! AuId to the home o. bis brother, N No. III West
! Houston-st., but they refused tn take charge of
| him he was drunk. The policeman got hand
cart and putting Aud IN II trundled II to the
| Prince Street Police tatlOn. When he went 10 III
the out Of the cart he found that he had died
ADMITTED 10 BAIL oN 4 CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.
! Augustine Eabcl a Cuban. who was charged
with homicide in killing II Chinese restaurant
keeper few months ago, was admitte to bal
! yesterday on furnishing security to the amount OF
| So. 900. he evidence against him is not now
considered strong, IA the identification OF the
person who stabbed the Chinamen vas not com
! plc,e Clndido +. Yaidcs, of No. J23 FultOu-st.
| Brookll n, was Rabelps bondsInan.
ApMoxI,nING rILOIs 10 BE MORE CAREFUL
Pilot Yates, who was In charge OF the steamer
! Rialto when she went aground IN the Lower Bav
| on SUNDAY. told thc Pilot Commissioners yesterday
that the zee had scraptd the paint OF oi the chan
mel buoys 80 that they loo kcd alike lie was adj
monishcd to be more careful III future Pilot Fer
lis was found guilty of being under the influence
OF iIuuOr when he took the steamer Ups to sea on
| November 20, and was suspended.
UNptRrAKGRS UNITING FOR PROrrCUoN
The New-YOrk City Undcrtakcrs Association has
| been incorporated by Stephen Merritt, Charles 4.
| n. Gcnncricb, john York Edward j. Wlnterbpt ON,
! Edward {. KEYS, =. Merritt Hook, Louis Roth,
| William +. A. Hart, james r. MCLarney Joseph a:
| Hoffman. Edward Gordon, August Eickclbcrg and
| John L. Clark. they have united for mutual pro-
lection. sOcal intercourse aud Improvement.
IL GREAT NEED Of EMPLOYMENT
| The Charity ORGANIZATION Society, No II Uni
vcrsiiy Place has investigated the of "A long
shOrenan, who Is reformed drunkaTd and who
needs employment. He IL now living a sober,
decent life and attends church regularly. He has a
wife and five children. Repeated attempts TO get
work az a longrhOreman have failed. lie would
make useful porter or iantOr. Any one willing
10 give work 10 a really anxious for II and
deserving employment should send word to the
| Charity Organization Society.
BROOKLYN.
Divorces we're granted to Christian sitter aud Mrs.
Emma Gennnger yesterday. IN the City Court.