New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

mesf a eHe faotories, ss isast as preese@ Ies
Bushvick coupany wlii 30 On se'uas s"' s''A'
e,ncsl n s11 eoch ,esr Of sAis city, who p
auatptsd win QhAres H. ksleneisen. tnS oe.eaa'
hk,ng Tor rare books and had made q large eolleo-
tion Of them. having expended sooo 'Oana SUM
In that way.
REILLY NAMED To SUCCEED McCAbE.
xR. CkOKER FEARs THAT TaKRE shoULD sS TWO
ASSISTANT oHIgrs.
The Fire Commissioners held q special meeting
yesterday e d'sSrss ~ 'Se 70 succeed John
Cabe Thls report had oecn prepared ioI unc,r CON
Alteration by Chiet shay aud Assistant Ch'ci BON
ner,
.dop.s% July a. 1885, ,S. u. Oh.i and tS. .:s'',n.
ehsf Of .ss orpcs'~'nns o.. ''iSu sosrd Of Fire.
coamit Coz ts,oasr.. %. name Of %: cute, .,
Of ss per,ence ski Oolacss, and Evi indEnen. a.
nrsms, beet qualified 10 OIL thr po:ieon Of SEQ
report that sfr the OF all ,he
chiefs o. ba.slion, we Would rrsprS9 sSxxes s s ans
coSrdsrs,isn he hong opinion bes, qualified to
nh position Of secoud nssls,ani chief OF department
cut grades Of tie department for nearly twenty-"ns
yssr having ben appointed 10 psg FsSo snc
1850, aud during the gr-airr par OF that une
Ss: IN soT%'Hd ,s No. Ss sS' 10
tile OF tho city where nrea are frequent ann
wners god ss anS "s. IN iso
lie was srvnnced to the grade Of chief OF haraliou
which position be has. IN our opinon, u wth creos
10 himself and the and In she performance OF
his duty has dem"nrat~d that he possrssee tne qus
tes OF tnorouxh fireman, good aud attentive suoor'
dinats, and 9 nrm superior sud executive officer.
Commissioner Croker. ho was absent from the
city when McCabe was tried and DISMISSED;
said that he understood that McCeoe wouLo
make an appeal to he courts to be set PACK ID ne
department. Under the clrcunlsfancee no thonsnI
the Board ought TO go slow io filing the vacancy 3;
eet there might be two second ASH ant cnieIs ia
the depart ment some time he made q mo'ion 70
defer acuon until MoCabe's expected SUIT nad oeen
decided nv the courts His motion was voted
down. motion to send Battalion CnleI reilly
before the Civil Service Board, with aview 70 pro-
noting him TO the rank OF seo4nn asslsIian' cn1i,
votes of Comm lsslouers Purroy and smitn: by a
similar vote Foreman John j. Ca hmaD, who had
been 10 emporary command OF the FIRST battsloni
battalion chief Reilly VAS the chief witness
against AcCabe
FUNERAL OF DEXTER A. HAWKINS
The fun.ral Of Dexter A. Hawkins was held yes
terday in the Church of the Messiah Al 1hirty;;
iourth-st aud Psrk-ave. The church was well
filed and many OF those present oome IN Irum tne
several Also from Boston, Philadelphia and other
cities The Rev. hobert Collyer. Mr.: Hawklnse
pastor, is IN Europe and the Rev. Dr. Vermilye. OF
the Reformed Churcn ana inc hev rch Con. n
duc:ed the servIcea The Immediate members OF
the family present were Mra Hawklne, her son
Eugene Hawkins and her ySHpS'st yhS ta1Sa da1Sntgs
Potter. I. R Musgrave. Judge Hooper Z. van Vorst,
Dwight n. Ulmstesd, Thompson Dean, PROBES or
R. ogden Dorcmus and Henry barnard Among
L. ii. Merrill. Jonathan Marshall Philo Chase
Henry H. Rogers, U. =. {. Bilhnas, I. G. Eastman,
Colonel William w. Badger, Rs1bi broMn. Daniei
D. TOmpkirs Charles h. smith and william a.
Abbott The body was taken to Greenwood Tor
hnfial.