New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

C,.;xo,s of Flha Ohio. through Daniel Collins,
IT,, have sent $7l to The IRISH World famine iund.
The BODY of an unknown laborer about forty-hve
years old was found IN the EasJ hi'eI nv i"i'9
frst-st., yesterday
Afternoon and evening concerts on the boston
steamers of the Fall River Line have been resumed
for the summer season.
small synagogue IS to be erected by the Congre-
CATION Moses MoDehoIe at No. 2GO East seventy
eighth-st.. at q cost OF $l5,OOo.
Richard s. Newcombe gave the DlstrictAt-
torney notice yesterday that he would argue hls
apJca in the Jaehne and Buddensiek cases pcioio
the Court of Appeals on June ~
The new cyclorama of the Land and Nayai
Battles of Vicksburg at Seyenth-aVer anu ri has
iifthst., which was opened on last luesuay' mas
been thronged with visitors daily.
The body of Alfred II. Matthias. of West Gretna,
n j. who had been sunocated by escaping gas.
was fouud III of the rooms of the clearinghouse
No. 102 West-st., at noon yesterday.
Isaac Smart. a pasterer, of No. 361 West twenty
ninth-st., received supposed fatal injuries Xester
day by falling from the fifth floor TO the cellar OF
the new building No. So West Thirty -third-st.
Ellen Human. age seventy, was found by Dr.
White of the Chambers street Hospital, dying
from starvation i'll an attic AZ NO ~ West-st She
refused to take stimulant at the hospital ana
soon d led.
The police were informed yesterday that all the
Towering plants in the yard OF the public school
| building at Thlrd-ave. and One-hundred a1dsev-
entieth-st. had been DESTROYED by some unknown
| pcrAOn early Saturday morning. III was SAID INC
| plants were worth 500
Joseph Bernstein. a pedler, of No AZ Ludlow
ST. on complaint Of Fanny Bernstein, his wife,, OF
No; q ForsythSt, was held for 5igamy YESTERDAY r
at Essex Market Police Court. He was accused OF
having unlawfnliy married Mile Cohenen on July
s, 1854. Bal was repaired iii 81 900.
Mile. Aimee appeared before Dlstrict-Attorney
MARITIME yesterday and requested that her charges
sack and other valuable clothing from her might
be withdrawn. Mr.. MARITIME refused the request.
Mile AIMEE Will appear before the Grand jury To-
day.
Captain Trbble the buff sailoTman who spun q
long yarn about his dealings with samuel Z
Grggs jr., aud who caused his arrest, asked JUS
tee Power IN the Jefferson Market P0lice Court 70
continue the examination Until Friday. 1t is
understood that friends of Griggs will compromise
| the matter
A chid's fair for the benefit of The TRlnuNE
! Fresh Ar Fund, under the auspices of The Patient
| Little Workers, will be held the lawn at the
residence of lirs A. s. Long, Warren and Independ-
ence aves.. Sluyten DuyyIl, tomorrow afternoon
and evening. If the weather lsunfavorable 1t VIII
| be held on the next day.
The Rev. DR.. Barrett. of Shaw University, Raleigh,
n. c.. gave an account of bis work among the col
| ored people at the meeting of Baptist ministers
| yesterday. great change he said. had taken
| place among the Southern negroes, and his labors
| were meeting with much announcements
| Five of the public floating baths were opened
yesterday. They are at the Battery at Fifth and
| (,Ouvernenr sts., and the East River, and at
Twenty and Fifty first sts and The North
River. The remaining SIX baths Will be placed III
position or before Thursday.
| Empire Court No. of the Ancient Order Of For
esters of this city. and Washington Court, No. 81
of Brooklyn. yesterday were reviewed by several
of the Aldermen in front of the City Hail, IN the
! absence of the Mayor. Then they maj ch,i 10 the
Cortlandt street Ferry and went to Pa,srson.
Commissioner Squire yesterday removed James
MoCelland. an inspector of sewers for alleged in
attention to duty McClelland belongs 10 the
County Democracy of the XVlllth District the
leader Of which is Hubert o. Thompson. MI.
Squire also removed VI. Brady, a water-meter IN
| spector, the reason assigned being that the force
must b. reduced.