New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

Christopher Shanicy. OF No lG Builer-st. who
d.cd At his home last Tuesday night from selfn-
nc;ed injuries had been out OF employment for
some time. He had sad he tired OF lie and
wanted to die.
The trustees Of the Andrews Methodist Episcopal
church at Richmond and Ridsewood aves. after
eighteen months OF litigation have paid 500 TO the
Matthews Stained Glass and Decorative Company
which put the stained glass windows In the church
The trustees thought that the windows were lnap
piopratc and too gay. The company said 1t had
complied with the terms OF rs contract. Paint
Will be applied 10 he windows
Tn, taxpayers and residents OF the Seventeenth
ward VIII hold meeting tonight In Association
Han Manhatian-ave. near calyer-st for the pur
pose OF pushing Asscmblyman Forrestcr's Green
poin, ferry reduction Of fare bin.
The Sahbath-school cadets OF 81. johns Mttho-
dist Episcopal church. at Wilson-st ana Bedford
ave OF Wednesday evening gave an entertainment
IN the lec,ure-room which was larseiy attended.
Mayor Wurster has contributed 500 toward the
fund of the Eastern District branch OF the Youn-
Mems Christian Association. who have their home
In South Eighth-st.. near Bedford-ave. Already
s90s5 been raised for this years expenses OF the
Association. which amour, to $3.50
sylvester Council No. S. .. B l.. has installed
the following officers: President Peter J. Burke
vlce-president Thomas A. sullivan: secretary
James Cotter collector, Walter l.. Scott: treasurer
Richard NJ. Iarrlgan; Chancellor. Edward Bradley :
orator. W. \. Payne: Marshal. Samuel Il. Carmlne
--Ciuard Thomas Kennedy; trustees. owen O. Tully
John O'Brien and Charles d. Holland.
The South American residents Of the Eastern D.s-
trlct and Gresnpont will not. 1t IL said celebrate
the anniversary Of the birth OF Robert Burns this
year. For many years It has been the custom to
give dinners in memory of the poet.
Jacob Blum, fifty-two years Old living at No ISL
Throop-ave.. found dead In bed last evening by
his daughter. julia. Blum had been i'll FOR some
time. suffering from Brghts disease. Coroner
Mason will hold an inquest.
Mrs Rosa Baunheser. thrty-three wears old of
Locust Grove Long Island. was found unconscious
AT broadway and Wall-st yesterday afternoon and
removed to st. GATHERINGS Hospital The doctors
say that she suffering from nervous prostration
The friends OF John Il. Marshall twenty-elght
years Old and a Kentuckian anxious to learn
something OF his whereabouts. Un.n December Il
he boarded at No. l63 Halsey-st on that day he
left Brooklyn ostensibly to visit his mother In Ken
lucky. He has not been heard from since Mar
shall is described as being six feet tall. with a
broad Southern accent. Mrs. Jennie Stetson with
whom young Marshall stayed while in this city. Is
reported having received letter imparting in
formation that Marshall Is confined in a Washing
ton hospital
Mrs Lyman Abbott presided on Wednesday even
ing at meeting OF the Brooklyn branch OF the
held at No. 10 Columbia Heights. Mrs. Qulnton
president OF the Women's National Indian Assoca-
ton, was introduced. and made a short address on
the work now going on among the Indians. She
also told OF the good work which the Brooklyn
branch has been doing. Mss Grace Howard also
made an address. There were about seventy-fve
members Of the association present. At I o'clock
all Of them dincd with Mrs Abbott.
The Of Belle Clinton arrested the charge of
fqal ha <Ipu
Company from so to 1000. was adjourned by JUS
ticc Walsh In the Adams Street Court yesterday
until Monday
A complimentary dinner at the Montauk Club. Is
to given tonight to H. Frank Downing one OF the
clubs governors. Walter Longman and W. p. Cal
laghan have charge OF the arrangements. Covers
will he laid for forty guests.
Josie Felimene. the four-year-old Italian girl who
was burned on Thursday afternoon In front OF her
home in Carroll-st.. flames from a bonfire ignitng
her Dress died yesterday morning at $50 o'clock
Arrangements for the funeral had been made but
Coroner Coombs would not allow 1t to take place
until ne could inquire into the crcums Of the
chids deaih.
Superintendent Barton. OF the Brooklyn Elevated
Road. suspended three employees yesterday morning
on account of an accident which happened at the
Fulton Ferry on Thursday afternoon, In which Rob-
Mott OF No. $40 Gatesave. was slightly injured.
Towerman Perry. Train Coupler Gray and one
other employe were the men suspended.
The decision by the Court OF Appeals In the Key
mar case makes tie appointments of the following
named court employees Illegal and these positions
must be vacated and reflled from the Civil Service Ell,
igibe lists: Charles f. Baldwin and George Keymer,
In the Board Of Audit and George Boyce. Charles a.
Scott Louis NJ. Peck. Edward 7. Forman. Henry A.
Foster Benjamin NJ. Woodruff. Erasmus F. Am
norman and Edward E. creamer. in the Board OF