New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
NEW-YOkK CITY.

| The Rev J. u. Svtle sends ST for Mrs. Marie
| Quarles.
| A Grand-st car near the ferry yesterday ran
over David Herman, age Tour, OF NO. "A EsscA-s''
and broke his leg.
The national missionary societies of the BAPTIST
denomination VIII hold their annual meetings III
Asbury Park, D., from Nav 20 to June l.
The yearly meeting of the Religions society of
| Friends will be held next week at the meeting
| house in Rutherford Place.
Policeman Prady killed an alleged mad dog in
| Ninety ninth-st near Second-ave: yesterday
Another dog. suspected of being ia bld was snol on
! Pier No. 81 East River.
George Pedersheim age three, fell from fifth,
story window AT No. is Clinton-st Yesterday ana
was killed BY fall from a rear window OF No. 36
Chcrryst Katie Winters age twelve was injured
fatally
Two fine setter dogs were found in Lexington
ave at a. IN. Yesterday. They had escaped from
Mayor Graces stable.
Heard in the struggling crowd at the departure of
the steamship --- for Europe First Voice
"Weli. wouldn't 20 through this crush agaln to
see my own wife off " Second Voice" No. but
you would to some other mans"
The Coas, Wreckmg CompaDys steamer Rescue
yesterday with SiXy-slX packages of merchandise.
which the divers had saved.
The Commissioner OF Indian Supplies awarded
yesterday the remaining contracts for furnish
ing beet to the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, kiowas and
COmanchcs 10 Charles Newton. The beef aggre-
gates 1850, 900 pounds
The Police Board yesterday named Tuesday,
June l. as the day Of the annual parade of the de-
partmcnt. Fifteen hundred policemen will be re-
viewed at the Worth Monument and 1t is expected
that President Cleveland and Governor Hill may
take part IN the review,
The annual celebration of the New-York Teach
ers ASSOCIATION Will be held III ChIckerlng Hall on
May 20 at D. IN, and will be especially apprOprl-
ate t. Memorial Day. General Horace Porter will
preside and cx-Mayor Albert Palmer of Boston
Will deliver an address Cappas band will furnish
music and A. T. Burbank will read.
The business failures throughout the country in
the last seven days, as reported to X; e. Dun ~
United States 147, and for Canada 20, compared
with l16 asst week.
The physicians al Bellevue Hospital stated yes
terday hat William GIpln, The rider who was
thrown from his horse ut Ccdarhurst, consid-
erdbly better than on Thursday.
BROOKLYN
John Crcelen. age ffty-two. of No. SO Deanst, died
yesterday from the effects Of Paris which lie took
on Monday. lie was Respondent from loss OF work.
Postmaster McIear able to visit his Office Thurs
day for the first time in several weeks
When the cornerstone OF tie Old First Reformed
Church in JOralemon-st. was Openci yesterday the
papers in It found be apnpy state owing u
the dampnss the tox containing them not having been
Theoretically sealed.
samuel shoohoa. who occupies the lower floor of No
2G7 Dcanst secured plumber to mend the gas pipes
yesterday: The plumber unscrewed the tips from several
burners. but drt not tnrn of the gts at the meter.
rear room The explosion shook the house and alarmed
The neighhorhoot Every pane Of glass IN the twelve
windows IN the rear OF the house WIS broken and
OF ne sssAe were shattered The ceilings OF the second
ana HOOrs iel Inc damage was estimated al 500
Miss Mar ret Wood; age thirty-cisht. WHO formerly
lived IN MadlsOpst. and who Il now private
asylum at AmyviIe, l.. l., was formally a1jndged
sane yesterday 10y jury III the supreme Court. and
committee or her person and property worth II 400
was appointed.
Adolph Zeuner who kent what he called the Municipal
Employment Agency AZ No. 80 Broadway WAS arrested
ye-iertiy upon a charge OF larceny. He is alleged 10
nave SWin."d many poor per-OnS who applied To HIM
for employment taking their money and sending them
bogus trips to &c. work.
The Brooklyn Home for Aged men, now situated in
a
$4,000
The Board OF Estimate will meet to-day to consider
the amount to be raised in the levy The pro-
vsiOnal estimates By the heads of departments aggre-
gate $l33O0G1. The amount appropriated for this year
was $7.2l7,199.
While William Francis OF No 22l Livngston-st.. was
trying TO settle quarrel between James Roberts
his 7cH Edward, age seventeen al No. 81 resdent-s,
young Roberts threw heavy dinner plato Mr. Fran.
CHS, fracturlng his skull.