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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THK REMOVAL OF WAKHINLTON MARKET.
ItttRM Axxiotra in m etna anotherri.Ata
or Bt-ur.ss.
Tlie marlictmcnot Wa-s.iiiif.-ion nnd Weat Wrt.hina>
lon Mrirkft, kearlauj minor* of diiiigei to their long
__ladir.iied -tull", t iirouj_li ibo D<n-i. Commissioners,
who havo cn-t longing ?->e_ npou tho territjry oc?
cupied by the dealers aa W.st-.t.. Bad the North
Kivrr irinii. lit-l.l a liiei'tiuii on N!i>tni..y ut Hodine
_j lltitchcon s. No.. 'is to '?'?! Merchant's Bow, Waal
\V ashli.gt >n Market. C. A. Sn.ith uatcd that a
commitine of BtarkBlBMO waited on the Dock t'lin
inie_B..tiier_i on Friday, amt Mete told timi Hie Con?
troller li..., Won -.nfi tined nix mouths ago that the
('tiliiinlNHiOlicre di Slr*.I |iOH."fChB!0U ol tim ground
iinw _ccupi_l by Wael Washington Mnrket. ea
.lanna... 1. Tbe market nun. Mr Smith saut, bad
never received any no'iee from the authorities. It
was il_ciit**d by tba meeting to draw u)> _ petition
1-bicb abouhl be ? in ulale'i for niirnaturei anil be
BWeaatad la the Dock Coiiiiuiasioni ri al their niect
mg on Wediie. day, risking for an axluBBlea of linn*.
lt was al_y taiBdaa to form a Bt_.a_niv- __B*_rl_liun.
aad ? laaipe___ry organization was aleetad.
Another meeting was bein yctt .rd.iv. The eamalt
t.a on the furn, it ion of a ?leiuiaticut orgauizatiou
leportou. au.! the organization, to lie known a. the
*? .Vest Washington Market Protective Associa?
tion " waa ?fleeted bv t lie choice of the following
ofr'.ccrs: l'ie-ideut, Robert O. (Cornell: vice-presi?
dent, Simon Hatch ; aei-ro'ary, simon Iles. ; treas?
urer, liiiiien Wright ; executive couiiniitoe. .lohn
Ni.. Dav ut O'Hrien. Ben iain in Otia, ChA'tucev
Smith. I ..nuns iM c.Mu ka ti. A icnu of petition was
a i opted for pies, ntatiou to the Dm ic IB'BIB Bl QB
t-re ut their meelina to-ilu.v. BBBlllE, tho Hoard to
lum iiie ilu-inti-vi-tineit witb a nuitanle i>lace for
their business befoie removing them from their
Cresent i|M.ii t-r.s. A committee on constitution aud
a y-lawa waa annoiuteil, to reoort at tim next meet?
ing, which will he called by tho > hinman. In ac?
cepting bisO-Haa Mr. t'ornoll, the pteaideut. .aid
? hut if lb* timi* _?___ come for tho luarl.eliuen to
le.iro their lonir-fMaliii.h. tl quarters, it waa theil
inteatiou to get the bent place possible. Il the city
? onI'l not provide a pince, he favored the int
eli.iso of one by a joint etock company.
-'?unrulier Campbell isaid in renard to the matter :
? I favor the wideiiioi* of West si. lt ia uecea.ary
to provide tor tlie needs of our -rn .muk commerce,
nud wo uiiiat ofter tho beni facilities to .nippers,
lint I do not think it wine policy to compel tue re
n'oval of '.he .taml-lu ld.-rs ol Weat Washington
Market oef.ire tB_ city ha. provided a site for the
bunnies. now transacted there. The annual -aha in
Weet \. ..sliicutoii Mi.ilvi't now uiuotint lo over
?.r.ii.oiNi.oot). 1 think we should go alawlj before
v e ilo aiiv_liii,_ materially to iniiir liiiBinesa inter
e.la trf tins magnitude. 1 feel all thr mote stroigly
on this ai-t-oii'it. liecauae the propertv uow retiuni a
revenue to tlie city ai great _? it will receive after
a 1 jrj.*e BBBoaal of money baa been spent on the pro?
jected luinrovetuentai. The ComiL-ieetouera nf the
t-i n kimi lund ai ? now iii treaty lor a .luautity of
land iifiiv i.;iiiHc\i?nit Market, ana will pioliably
.non in .-uno n. The matter in now in the court*.
Vi lieu tins hint ha. been obtained the stand -hold
Ma in Wi st Washington Market can be removed
Un ns, aud thor ba-mess will not bo materially in
terrapted.'' _
ELEVATED THAIN'S WANTED ALL NIGHT.
Alderman Grunt, at the meeting of thc Hoard yes
tern.iy, prMMted a preamble and it-no ii ti mu with
reference t. the running of trams on the Mxtl- and
Kiuik Av-mie Elevated Kail roads. The preamble
Bet fort n that tba iU__oottaaaBea ol the running of
trains aa tha Sixth and Ninth Avenue Railroads
alt.r 19 o'clock midnight until D o'clock a. m.
causes great annoyance and inconvenience to all
rr'H.di'iiteon the west rode oi tbe city, and is eui-h a
reprehensible exercise of arbitrary power aud such
an outrage upon the pnblic, aa to ju-tify the moat
indignant leaioustr.mee aud condemnation. It ib
decLurad that it is th. duty of the elevated railway
company, as a common carrier, to operate its roads
lui* the convenience of tie public, and 10 emilie
ii si lents io reach their homes aud places of busi?
ness imth by day and night with rapidity and
v. The resoluti Et, therefore, provided thal the
Legislaiure be leijueav.-d by the corporate auihori
ties ot Um citv on behalt of the people to tike
pioiuif* nnd decided action to compel the Manliat
tau hlevate I Hailrviad (.'onipauv to opeiaio the
roads m *uc!i a n,,ii.ner a. lo ____>__! all Beaded facili?
ties for public travel, bulli hy day and night; that
trim i nh..umi uh run [rom li o'. Joes, midnight until
fi a. m., at intervals of aol more than ii'u-eu min?
ot a j that the C-oaUBOfl Coaueil should rein rate
nun u'ipiove of thc piocecdiiiK taken by tho last
li "? ra nf -ldemiftu in recommemiiug to the l.e_i*
i -Lire tin pHKsage of a law ui i.ilar to that of last
e(>s..ioii, w-ich tailed to receive the approval ol
<??>v_*ruor Cornell, ttxmg tbe iare on the elevated
railioaus at a uniform rate of live cents faro lor
au ? fli-tanco. It w as teferred to the Committee ou
lt.-ilroad-. ^^^^
COMf'KOMISI.SU THI-1I. CLAIMS.
Tbe controversy between S. Lane &. Son anu
linn esl __ lla/elime, resulting from the November
** corn corner.'' bas at last boon couipimuised. Laue
_v .*nii consiautly leiiiM-d io ie_o_ui/o the awaids
made hy the _____? Commiltce, acliua as arbitia
turs. of the Produce ITTnaaaajB. :""1 the decision of |
in.-i.oaid ot Maii.i-eis on EMttBlda*. last that no
appeal could t>e made " aitlioiinh the award iu uart
relates to matters not cmiuaieii in the ?iiimiis
eion." Lam __.fi_aa were ui ged lo dem aud payment,
in tl. lault of wiiurli the> could bringa law suit.
'1 hey .".ere about to hrina such a suit, w.tien the
coiiipiomi .e wan eileen--I. They nail been acting foi
au Haslem customer anti had no interest iu the
transaction beyond a couuuissiou. They felt that
the suit would result iu a collection of the full
a minmi claimed and costs. Tbe settlement witu
out recourse to law waa arranged bv charles K.
Hickox, one of the arbitrators. Ho aproaclii-d Mr.
lan a in resaid to tho matter ami thioiiKb him the
terms of settlement were tinnily ngieed U) ou aa fol?
low.: Dusted ?.. Haaaltlai pmu J .am* ?.*. Haa
917,436 31, the lull aiiiniiui claimed, and interest.
Bud, in cunsideratiou of Laue ... .-sun payiug
R4.24II 'An, the amount aw aided to Unsted __
lla/eltlne. the latter paid back $1,020, being n
di,:eieuee of ll I-', cent. a Inmhel on two boat
loads of corn. I Lou_;li confident of a eolle.ttion iu
full tiiroitgii the courts. Laue ?_.- Sun's customer
ainiuiosidi iu the cumiiroir.use to avoid, a long and
troul.lesorue litigation, aud great expense.
WILLIAM n. MLNDY ACQITTTKD.
The trial of William II. Hnndy. accused af com
potiudlDK a tnisdemeanar, which has beeu nd
jourued man? times, tinnily bogan vesteiday iu tbe
Court of (Jeni ral Set.ions, both aides being ready lo
proceed. A jury was empanelled and As.infant ills*
tnct-Attoruey OTJyrne opened the case for tho
jnosei ution. Ile stated tbat he in tem led to show
that two of Mandy's agents had bouubt liijitot at
the place of Mrs. Elisa Parrett, of No. 56 WeatThir
ty-riist-Bt., who had not the ueceseary license. Mr.
Muudy, who appeai-eil as counsel for the prosecu?
tion nitlieca-e against Mrs. Parrett, afterward
went to her and otie,eil to nave tlio witiie.*tes kent
out of ibo way aud the ease dismissed lor ?150,
which b- received. When Mr. OT'yii-o had lin
.Shed Ira Shafer, tho counnel for Mundy, _a_r*_d
that the Judge advine the jury to acquit on tho
ground that no otb-nee hatl been coiniiiittod under
the statute. Tbe law only applied to those who
had knowledge oi' the actual coiumisnioii of an
I'lieuce und then oflercd to prevent the conviction
ul tbe criminal. Mundy wai not present when the
lniuni- was sold, bat bad ouly received the informa?
tion from others. Judi..* (fildersleeve dei ided Hint
il must be proved thal tho defendaut had knowl?
edge oi the ironiiiiirisioii ol the otte-.iee, aud as by tho
statement ot tbe prosecuting olucer it ar pea red
that the defendant, flin not se the offence coiumit
ted, tho compounding ot a ii'.isdeiuoaiior was not
proven. The Judj_c advised the jart* to acquit, and
B verdict of not guilty was immediately rendered.
OFFKNCi:.- AGAINST THE i-OVKKNMKNT.
Tho proceedings bemm bv the (.'ov.-riiiueiit
egaiust lieorejeT. Heiusy, Fiederie'i. Corheii and 1).
W. -niuith, chained with cuimpiraey to defraud the
Government by tlie under-valuation of a i mun nt'
potatoes oonfligned to Heney, were brought tn a nuil
cteu fiifiiiii! yesterday, .he Assisrant District At?
torney inovd for a ___MN_B-_BB____B 8_ thc nroieeil
lugs. wh eh wa_ (.ranted by Commis*
iioner Shi-Ids. 1?. W. Smith. of thc
Apiiraiier's Ollbe, was honorably discbjirged OB Ibe
Hint ol' oi lils counsel, W. H. Townley. Mi. Heney
will bo kept as b Government witness aa? Mr.
1'oile.i wa;: immediately ia__f__al.d on a charge of
ti eepti'ig a bribe ni the aime cast). The
Grand .Jury whit-.. WMdi_e__irfBd reatafdaj* **_??
tented the new indictment ajtaiisi Coeiieu. Tiny
Bbio lound mdiettnents against Henry C. Hraisti-d
and 'i li*.ii;as L, Powell, Past (Ifliie clerks, charged
witb stealing from thc mail; Lucius 0, Hawley.
BC-C-UfBd of using warted stanips ; John MngOOa,
ehftii-'l with falKe n-intiatii'ii j _*. D'Argeinourt,
Bociin-tl ?<f forging Cuban poetave atainpa; and
William Hetlerman, charged with fraudulent dir?
Mllation. m
A DANHKROl'S WKKtJK AT SKA.
Commodore Johu Deakeu, of tbe Havana Stoam
?bip C'itv of Puebla, which arrived yesterday, re?
ports having paaaed a dan-jcrous wreck in the track
ol south bound ateamers, on December 17. Hie
w.e_k was about eighteen miler east-southeast of
Indian River Inlet, ir la., tn latitude '11? 'A'A' north,
loDRitude m> wt et. The veasel waa eiih .r llallau
or Spanish, and was lynn, bottom up in about tbir
toeo tathoins of water, willi the sea breakim* over
ber aud apparently held by ber anchors. Captaia
Baker, of the Niagara, also nighted the wie?-k. The
Uity of Puebla made the fastest winier passage on
-record I row Havana, having bet-u only three days
6nd three hours Irom Morro Cftstlo to the .-cotlaud
ght-ahip off Sandy Hook.
THE STEAM-HEATING NUISANCES.
At tbe meeting of the Board of Aldermen yester?
day Ml. Jaehne ottered a preamble uud resolution
Setting forth that whereas, by granta of the Com?
mon Council, tbe Uniti-d State* Steam Heating and
I'ower Compaoy. _k_ l'rali New-York HeatingCom
Ciny, and the -lew-York Steam Hoating Company
ere given oertain piiviieg.B, it was advisa.le that
B committea ba appointo-l to investigate tbe cause
pf the many explonious aud the maimer in whicii
the steam wmt waa* laid, and that tbe coiau-ittee
bare pew** te BBB*, fur larsons and papers. It wai
rete! r. ii to lite Cost)-!tteeoo street*.
A pt*', inn ri'.-iti-i! hy several rteenpaata of offices
iii \Viilinii-st.. I.e'wii) I'iiie uni V(>(i;:r-!its., was
sent to Hie Hnin! ol Health retlerd ty. lt i* stated
in tlie petition Hilt off-ns'ive Bail iiuliciltiiv odors
BB* (iiis".l liy the packing which sii.to.hh1* the
?Iearni healan* pipoa laceutly laid in th* ateeciay
lae (Jetted States Cotapeay. Beveral clerks in tho
offices have been Dude ill from breathing the fumes.
Tho Board of Health i n asked te lat irrara ?n<l pu*
a *top to tito nuisance. Anions tuc stgnei* of tho
petition are lenee natal ires of several insurance
eeeseanlet and Keaaedv & Co., tho bunker*.
Sanitary Inspeeter Triter .va* directed toinako tu
UlTeatlgBtiea immediately.
STOCKHOLDERS BEERING PROTECTION*.
A meet.ni; of stockholder* representing shout
1,000 shares in tho Coorierativo Drct-t? Association
wan held in tl.ie etty two weeks BBB to protest
aeaiuHt the manner iu which tlie oft'ur* of tbe as
?oeiartea wara being settled. Yesterday Augustus
A. Levey, tlie secretary of the meeting, sent all tho
stockholders copit-H of tho following circular:
Tbe ariMtttirnient of * reoeivr of the Cooperative
Dress Aasociailoit, wholly lu tho intcreat of a few In
? idiTs, ls ttot bel'eved l-v tlie aaderatgned, storkholdcm
in MM association, tu l>e tor lb* hest lutereHta of all oon
eerued. B*e therefore liivito the stockholders of the
BesaetatteB wbo desire Bi proteel their tmereat* with a
view to tile equltulile end impartial distribution of tho
asset* yet rownilniiix after a course of extravagant and
wasteful ninnn^eiricui. to Join ti* in forming a protective
coiiiinltte,. of stockholder wita a view to ?oif-preti ctlon
liv tho cmjiloyuient of oouuscl and othcrwUe to tho
above end.
111* proponed that we asses* oun-olvas uno dollar foe
each share of stick held by us. Hits le constitute tue en
tlie liability, rllockhohiet-s desiriiig to be thus reinc
1 setae are hereby Invited to Join us by scuding tlici.
i.innes, addled* uuil number of shares held by tl.em,
togetber with the above Baaesstnent, t<t Augustus A.
Levey, BSeretary, No. 4 Wnrren-*L, New-York City.
This was signed by K. II. l.uynoM*. B. EL Camp?
bell, Stanley A. i 'ohen, M. H. Do Mille and II. F. Hart.
Mr. K.'i\ nolil.s und Mr. Cohen told a Thibcnf. ie
purter that their na mes had been used witnout their
ea ts'iit. Eaobeaaerted teat he owned only a few
shares and eared little what benara* of thea*. Ellis
B. Yatee, a stockholder, said that th" I'ltitccln.'
< cMiiuittoo would (hi all in its power to obtain a
inst settieateat of the adhira of toe aeseeiattop. r?>
titis end elloi ts would be Blade to procure an injunc?
tion to prevent the salo al the property ta calk
N her than in parcels. It is claimed that B mach
inger Mini would bo realized ironi thu property if
the latlercoui.se ,va9 pursued.
TO MEEI His BBOTHEB IN THE TOMBS.
William J, Petan, ace i Beaty three, ab* lives at
No. 1 IO East Sixteenth-st., was arrested on Monday
night by Detectives Mulvery and Coley, of the
Eighteenth Precinct, aa a eharca et giving a
won lil. ss check t*> Edward D. I'tinrll, tho furni
taredealer. Thepriaoaer presented a letter to the
complainant on January .">, of which the following
is a copy :
M. D. Far rr'I.
. Iii au Sm. Enclosed T send check with bearer for
$ 100, which I kititliy nek von to cash. lam In great
need of *ome, money Just BOW, and would consider mi ?
?elf greatly obliged to you for caine lavor. Resp**..
Hi v. J. T. BABBT, Assistant Pastor
Thia check, from Willum ll. sadlier, publisher, No. 71
Rai cl*} -si., 1 have borrowed let a few day*.
The check was on tho National Broadway Bank.
drawn in favor ot Father Barry, who i* ussiat mt
peator of tbe church of tbe 1ranaaaruration in
Mott-et., and hore tho sigiiiituic Willi.un H. Sad*
lier. Mr. Farrell BBBBCd the check, wh eh was
returned to him from thc Bower Bank, where he
dopofiied it, the signatures of both thc letter and
check being forgeries, lae pit-oner told the
officers that he had been expecting them. His
brother eos under indictment in the Tomb* for rt
similar offence, ead ho wished le bo with him.
Peters wa* arraiifiied in the Vorkville Pallet Court
yesterday, whet* he wa* confronted hv a second
complainant, Philip Manar, of No. 108 East Fonr
teenth-st., who bad cashed a check for tlSO DB tlie
same bunk. The check was signed by Robert
Graves <_. Co., and had also been .mind ta be a for?
gery. '1 lit* prisoner nus formerly in tho employ of
thc firm ns entry clerk, and he Baaed Muuor to cash
the check for their bookkeeper, Mr. Shaw. Know?
ing Beter* to bc intiin.it. with Shaw, Mailer had no
suspicion of anything wrong and gave him tb*
inon.-y. This Wa* ea Dci-cuibei 'SJ. The primmer
was held for examination.
SEEKING TO LAY WIRES TNDER QROUHD
The Board of Aldermen received yesterday from
Sidney F. shel bourne, president of tho Ne iv-York
Electric Lines Company, a cotiniiiitiic.ition stating
that the company Wat organized and laOBtBOntod
tor constructing, laving und maintaining wires un?
der the street* ; thai tin-re ure iiowmore than thirty
Coinnanie., with principal offices in tin- eily, using
electricity for various purpose*, lt adds that th"
wires, poles and BfaaaaiBta BI the various ria pan itt
are uow so nunn rous and multiplying so fast that
tBayy are a poeitlve nuisance, au ob* acle and dan?
gerous to tho public ; that ther* is a growing de?
mand that the wires shall be put under ground, and
that only one or two of the cimpaiiies are alone.
financially able to comply with this demand. Mr.
Shelbourne declare* that tho New-York Electric
Line* Company is organized to provide lor just
such a condition of things, and that lt will lurnish
to ail companies alike aud ou equal terms tb*
necessary win* under ground. At the sumo time
there will ninl e.let rn, Meal or piuctii al hindrance
BtBB* company's hiving it* own wires nuder the
streets. lu consider.ition ot these fact* the New
York Electric Lines Company requests permission
tulay ita linea et wir*ah*eeaui tbe atnete with the
necessary test box.'* and district connect ion*. The
matter was referred io the Committee on Fen) es
and 1- in ie ni--.
COMMITTEE'S OF ALDERMEN APPOINTED.
President Reilly yesterday announced the follow?
ing as the Standing Committees ot the Bouid of Al
dennea:
Bridgen md Tunueli?Aldermen Penman, l:inrkh >ff.
Keilli.. O'Neill, 'Wells; County Affairs?Aldermen Car?
roll. Kita. Fltzpiitrick, J.ic.bi.e, Cochrutio; Dock* -Al
'linnell K' tiny, (until, fenn an, M. Duffy omi Waite;
Ferries and Franchises?-Aldermen Poler, Farlay, Hmlth,
Ja, li'.e and Knick; Finance?O'Neill. Kirk, Fitzpatrick,
Ii,:.a.ey, Fiuck; Fire and Betiding*?Ku ward Duffy,
Farley, Sheehy. Foley, Waite; Lamp* ami Ous-De
...ic, Kiii khuQ, O'Neill, Kcuoy, 1'iiick ; Landa und
I'lBcea and Bark Department-Furey, itriuit. Hheehv.
Carroll, Well*; Daw Department -?fraat. I'lt/p.iirlck.
Mcl.auglilln, Justine, Coohrana; Marketa?J Bellin.,
1 oiev, lt. La .>e>, banian, Flelachltein ; Peile* and Health
--.-iiiilh. Seaman, Melang).lin. O'N, lil. Cochruiir ; Public,
Works-Kill., E. DuflY, cumii I. Ora at and Wella; Ball
roado?McLaiiatliliri, rai tut,, Kiiiektii.tT, Kirk and Waite;
sJalarlea and Offices? Fiupitru.k, D..Lacer, Mcl^iuglilin,
M.Duffy, Smith, Foley, Flclschheln; Hticot-Cloauliig
Kiticklioir, Farliy, finllh, K. Duffy uud FleUcliln-ii.;
Btreel Pavemente?M. DaaTy, Bbeeby, Keuuy, E. Duffy
and O'Counor.
A PLACE WHERE TEKKOK KEIGUI&
Henry Bergh, jr...\c?ter<ia.v sent to the Police Coiu
misHiouers a letter which cnntaiiied a deoeriptKM nf
iii.- lawleeBoeasie the n*labborbood of QeaTeraear*
slipauiisouth-at.,where.lb/ Bcrbgsown property. Mr.
Beiitli wrote also that be bad ap seared le ide police
aad ba waa eo_~ia*ed that there were not poliee
iii, ii eaeaab in the neighhorbeed to protect it. Ho
tie-in d tlie CommiesionetB to"nniko such an au?
dition to the police force of that locality a* will
Secure to iuw-abiding citizens und taxpaiem that
proteciion to s cure which they aro so heavily
taxed ami tree thees from a tcuorisin that chi only
Im compared to that which exuded lathe state of
Missouri priot to tin: death o. tho notOliOBS J
.latins."
Superintendent Walinu, v tis dir peted te Bead for
the police reptaiaain whoso precincts tin- mem
beis of lb.-. " Border Gang'' eouiiiiil depiedtitions,
ann 1.) inn.r.-supon tho captains the nee :.nty of
bieaking Bp tbe zar:g.
ONE IA [UTE RESULTING FROM ANOTHER.
A. Lowetisehn. wholesale dealer in teboeaa aad
ci..ms at Na 176 W'uter-*!.. has made aa assi^n
iii.nt lo Dutresiio &.Mongonai*, of Montreal, lim
suspension is tba teenit ol eomjillcationa with tba
linn of Boyd, Egan & Co.. ol Monlicil, who beta
suspi'inlcii. Mi. Lowensohn had a fargo Canadian
tracie, anil when thu agitation begaaa year nw in
Caned* to rabat the tariii that* on eiaeta ead tu?
bal co. be ahipped a larae quantity of good* thither
toilet the benoni Ol tb* increased lal-s. Al his
oflice it wa't stated yeslcrdav lh.it he shipped gooda
worth9104 OOO t" Boyd, Egan i Co., on winch
tlu-.v muile advances io Ihe amount of 061,000, Mr.
Loweaaoba ooald not get a Battlement ora state?
ment finn 1in< linn, lie claims that then; ivus
f-o.ooo dne him. Finally be offered to lei thc inn.
keep all thc nt nek provided they gave him a quit
claim ter the advances. Thia was rel used, and ho
had IO make an assignment in order to got tbe mat*
ter tattled, lt wu* stated that Mr. Loweneoan did
eat ewe anything ia thia murket, aa ha Bed atada
all his purchases for cash for a long tim".
1 TI.ST AID TO THE INJURE!'.
The Police (dinmissioners yesterday received a
li-tici h-oiii John .lay, eiitiiiman of the Committee
on 1-iis! Aid io tue Injured, slating Hint a course of
Dec leciiii.s weald be given soon at No. itu tteeond
avc, by prominent physician* and sinifcons. The
lecturers will treat of the means for aiding injun d
persons before the arrival of ambulance BBreaonaor
physieiati*. ihe PouiiiiBBIoeaiB direeted Chief
Chik Hawley to send a n rpi] te Mr. Jay's latter.
Ihey Bato tdd Siiratriiiiemleiil Wiilling to wild
out a general order to the force, asking police*
iin-n to ultend tbe leettuea when they were oil duly
aud instructing polios captains to excuse policemen
who wished to attend the lectures, whenever prac?
ticable. _
J ANSWERING MRS. PARLOA'S QUKB'l IONS.
Mis* Parloa't demonstration lesson yesterday af?
ternoon ut her Cooking School, No. 222 Ea?t Sov
ciiteenth-st., wm attended by ti largely increased
number ot ladies. Tlio dishes prepared aud ex?
plained by Miss Parloa ware, fried chicken with
cream sauce, Philadelphia clam houp, omelette
sonnie, cream fritter*, and two difi'eieiit kinds of
molasses ginger-bread. Mis* Parloa not only gave
minute directions and explanations of all that sh*
did in preparing the diflereut dishes, bat also asked
h.r In.i reis fiei|in iitiy to tell her how to ueriorm
different processes abash had been explained by ber
at previous lessons. In nearly every case several
of those present were ready at once with the correct
direction*.
HOM I. NEWS.
PI.OMINM_.-T ARRIVALS.
Fifth Aremtr Hold?Tue Hon. .Tum. a G.
Itl.inie, of Mabie, aad (ii.igretainan-eb'ct William Wblt
ing. of Ma_..io.ins-tl*.lirttoort Rouse? Arirliircld
Her, Tur ki-h Minuter al \V'a_Iiingtnii. ami Soiibin Ber
nnd 8rin.nl;ririn Kir-inli. ni t'viiistanlinople.Ertrelt
-Y___.--_..t.c*a.rl*. C. CU'.ioan, ??resident of Julius llnp
___M I'niveri'.tv.Windsor Hotel? William K. Acker
luaa, l*i te sid. ii: nf t|_c Minmi* Central Kailroad Company
.Oilsey f/r,__.-Jiivl_e (harlcfl DanleU, nf Itutr.uo.
ann Hillie: Kllb.utrii, o: WosUtnctnn.SI. Denis Hotel
?Ex-Governor Vi. ll. Gleraou. ol I'loiida.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
r__.ii- Pta*, niaiirlaiuus application in Supreme Court.
Board Bf Trade and Transportation election.
" frvt:.,_ of limn I nf Kdur-iition.
Military "Service Institutlou meeting on Governor's
Island.
Ni net emili annual dinner of Dartmoutb l.'ollege
Al'ini'it -ii PlBBtd'a,
Twintv-tliird lleglment review rn Brooklyn.
The Kev. NowlatU Maynard's lecture at ihlckerlnf
Hall. _ _
m:\v-york city.
Unsafe buddinu, leinrtad vost.r.lay : No.. 212
I'roiit-st. and IO Ln-t I'liii-ty-fourth-sl.
A-O.lski.i cloak, worth nbnut. $IQ'A, wa- stolen
on Sunday from tho hill of No. 410??_?_ E_C-tt**
tlnrd-st.
l'lilieenian J.din J. McKcnna, of tho Righto -nth
l'reciiii't, was di:)in:.-.s.-d from the force ye.i-_.day
on ii cl i nt pe of inloxicritiori.
For tho accoiiimod.il iou of its mo-nbes I ht St.ick
I'.-chaii-e gave pennis.ion yesterday tor iln> i'i>oii
ina of a theatre licket ullin' iu the long-room of tho
Exchange.
The Ceatral Bad. of tb. E-araaU Land Leanne
held a ni' cling last algal at N.r. (tl UB.B-. glaaa.
If, D. t l.iiin-'ier presided. l_out.na bunine.-, was
trausaf *nl.
jacoii (;i:niiAitnx hMMt to _IW*4__f_T.
Jiisttee Barratt in the Supremo Court, Chambers,
yesterday dismissed thc wi il of bnbane corpus rc
e"tilly {ranted ni favor of .Jacob ('ebhanlt. Celi
hardt wa? handed uver to the ntliccrs of the law
Irom Ncw-.Jer.siy.
is aid <n mr. rnix.T.To*. boat tiru.
A performance of Tobin's 00__-__f, " lb) Houey
mnon," bvenii.items, was IO have bean given ill tlio
Academy ol Music oa January 20, for the benefit wt
tin- PiitH eton roll! gc Btnatiug _____M.a-.on. it baa
been .ininti necessary to pott pone the entertainment
until March lil.
A .i.At.KIl VI Illili T (*______&,
Thc Jury yestcrda, IB thermit brought ia tba Sa*
pr ni" Court by George F. Flabar ________ thc Han
hattaii uinl IM Metropolitan Elevated Railway
Comp,nie. toreou\er plO.OOO, Bl dain.nres foran
alleged f il*'' ii ipi icritiii ni. war. orderrd to hiing in
a B?alcd venliet ln-dav.
BLui'K iHK ox nut six m avis ii: ji i:v.vti:i>.
A blockade of trams on th ? ii ii-tov. ii trick of the
Sixth Avenue Elevated Railroad oven, red last UTBB
lug at ii:.m. It extended from Fifly-lonrth-st.
and Ninth-av.. to l-uHi-ave. and l-'ifty-llurd-st.
Tlie giving ont of an engine cans.-d the troulile.
ras.iingei.1 ri ie delayed !i"tn 15 to HO minute*.
xgjttMMa ot r WAIMM ALAKM8.
Fir* Cnnuaiaait?tar Van Oatt yesterday went in
Police Jlf-ii'l'ill.-il ti-i*'. and g.l\c lo Mi|ierinteii<leiit
Walling a li'-si-ripiioii of one of the Maa who re-tit
out the fal-it alarms ot tit-1 tm Monday night. 1 he
lunn wat Heen lij a tiremaa, who threw a stone at
bia and attempted to eaten bin ai ho ran away
from au aim rn bag. Mr. Walling promiSM *o make
every otto*, to arrest thu man.
aapM- ba*o_ aimuiiiii td mn..
(ietirge Isa.tt .. of .New Haven, who was brought
tt. this city oa Monda** on a reijuisitioii from Gov
cnnu Cleveland, was admitted tn hall yesterday at
the l)isiriit-At!uii.e\'a uliice. Hu is ? barged with
iiliel ni circulating a publication containing au
attack nu 1,'olonci ".'hallen W. Inlier, ol I'ajonnc,
N. J. Emil Caiman and Edward Carl-bach became
sureties ftii ls mci tn the aumunt of J. 1.500.
TO OCT l VfJU-UKM AGAINST low itr.-oiu...
S-vcr.il polka laiiliitns, among whom were Coo*
tains Patty aaa Allaire, visited tho Ibstrirt-Attor
ucy's office yi-srcrdai ta receive tho directions .?nt
,bj Mr. Meftaoa respecting the clueiug ot " Hilly"
>ic-(.lory's, 'Andy" Kelli's, "Owury" geogbagaaV
and other jdace. of like character. Tbe captain*
agri-d to get evidence against :limn,
im: di'.y POON Min ii. ui;nki it association.
At tin- ani.n,il me.'imi: ol the Dry (J.md. Mutual
li te lit Association at th St. Nn-inda. II. tel last
tuiing, the oh! ofllcnrs v.ero all reelected and A.
D. Ki. iud. P V. ('mmwell and W. I.. Itnyce were
ca<.s.ii asa Hoard of Diiet tors. The a*-f-Kietiou uow
iniinhcrs ..(ll iueinlx-1. and is in a healthy condition.
'ne ailment* wara adapted al tht meeting Uniting
the mcinhersbip to l.ooo auii placing Um initiation
fee at IL
.El ONI* HAY ?.l Till WEEK OF fHiTI'R.
A large congiegutioii assembled iii thc Madison
Bejaaia Presbyterian chinch featerda** alternao?
to take part in the service. Incident BOOB the
second da j of tho week of prayer, la the abeBBtie
of tim Kar. I'r. Weil-kill, the Ber. J. H. Holme
r inducted the exercises. Tho subject waa" Humili
atinii and coufee*inri."
imp DBAt-H D-SiitiM) 0B_____t__4T.(W.
The blowers and li ip tl-'itt. at tbe ProdBCfl Kx
ebange will me.-t on lndii> mt Um parpoaoof con
sitlef mg a ind i neal ion of by-laws and ru! ci for reg
lll.lt!.lg III' trade Ou Hie J.Xt ll.Uige. Tho trude is
th : oiih nile Ott tb- li\cl"IIIgi) pl ,n III. jlly WllhoUt
oigiiuiz.it :iin,
FUM'-IIAI. il! MilliAFI. C. I'll.VlV,
The funeral af th- late M. C. Calnan,
known as if, C. Campbell, the old negro
mini'icl peifmiBBff who died mi _______rt__r,
took place \esfTflu.y Borninc ?t Ut. Vincent do
Paul's Chun h in Twenty-third -nt. lin Hev.
l-_lh?i- A. Armit*lier**"* flelebrated B i. .|ui.-u. mas*
The interment waaia OiBoawBO- Oaaastai*/,
DICK'S A NI' IlIII.IMi f nilli) .Mill I--i.
Th - Inman steamship City tit K'uluuo'iil. ivhioh
arriveii jraelerday. bad an aaaaBall*1 maab voyage.
i ha worst Weat ln*r wa. nu Weil ti es. irav list, when
there was a suecessifin of violent iqaalla 1 lie
weal lier was very cold, and th.- fitllcr-t mid cn-w
?Ulh'led g|.'lilly. Still).! of them wata -"hgliilv
li.i-t-1.ltti-n, und tho ngging. dc ka mid sides of
theses-el weiccnat.il with leo.
___**_TUra Of A Mlf-IdNAirV MiOIKi*..
The regular i|iiaiii-rl\ Bteetlog of lim .-southern
Mirisionary BocFety ol tba Diooaaa of New York,
niiiii.ii-iiig vTeeleheatei and Boeklaad Conntlea,
wan neld ya*te____J allcriioon at St. Aiiu'h C'hiirch,
in St. Ann '-.-ave . neat Oim-hiiiiilred-aniUffirtieili
tt. At the COnelUMOn of rnutiun Iiuiiiiea- lliettt wm
0 .liftci!-sion nu i lulu ll work iii guicl.ii and lim
?psciol neills nf the vaiinii. inis.ni .nary stations
icattarad tliroualiont that pad of Um dwi
MANHI-A1 lil! 11 .lt IN HIL MUM1 lil.Iil;! I..
Ciiiisiian <ii.n\c. who waa charged arith aiardac
in tin; iir-t decree In stabblni Ueorsa Bandon, with
whom be had been drinking in Mnti-at.. on the
??vening of Ni.yeiiih.-i IP. l__3, wai aitrngiied vs
teiday before Judge Oildemieeve, in tba Court of
Qenera) Sb-bIobb. WtlUaa. F, Kint/ing. the pris?
oner'.. < oiiiisoi, offered ? plea of mantlaagnteT ia Um
thud dagraa, winch was accepted, Oralvc was ggtp,
tenerd ta loin yinis in ih.. Beale Priaan.
11IK UM: lllMillKDIII IA Af.l AIIUN DAV.
A reeolntion wns preeeoted iu tbe Hoard ol \lder
un'ii yeaterday by Mr. Cochrane, prorldiog (fir the
appointment of ? committee of nine tn ooofec with
lin- l.e_ls|aliii -, Cn- llistmiciil M..ci..fy anti other
bod ee, in the proper obeervaneeof next Rom na?
tion l).i\', .Noveinh 1 "J.'.. l*"Sli tbe ceiifeiinial liinn
v.'i'ii.v of the evacuation ol I lu.- city hy thc liriiish
troops. This was adon! rd ali -i ? long debate,
? llllAININO MK ItU-l nl'K-s Bl KAI.St It.M ...
I'i .ni' H li. Bragg, nineteen yean old, who wa.
;ni<--ii il on M.m.lav. waa taken yeatatni to tbe
EaserMarael PolioeConrt. lie va. fotiueriyeat*
ployed by Ceswell, Hazard A Co.. dunnri.^. lie
nus recently, thmugh meane ol false tokens, nii
tained -aicroacopee Dam vario-ui tirm<. whlen he
iiawuei. Tba laid admitted hi* guilt and waa held
ior trial in the Court of Genera] Seeeiui-i*,
___M_Mon iv mu I. in non boom.
Alderman Waite offered a resolution lu Ibe Hoard
yesterday thal tbanartitiou icparating ihaChaa>
ber of tbe Boord oiAlde_-Bon ir.?m tim room ia*.
crntly occunied by the kt .per of the City Mall bc
n-um voil mni that. Cir additional io. nu be laeorpa
rated with the i hamb ir, Thli i- neeee arv beeane ?
of tho crowds that ."omi limes hil the Chamber ami
al -in to pro. ide additional leate for the m. miii-ra of
the Board, Tbia waa refert-d to the Commitl eon
County (Jilices.
t im i) ron st 111.g ADri.iKitA'i'i i) ooobb,
In ilie (mn' ni 'Spot ni M'.sf.ii-11-i yeaterday befera
Juslie s Kiliireth, Smith and loni, thfl C__M nt
Henry Fnlle, ni Nu. MU Sicnud-avc., un the nowt
plaint of toe Board of Health, for selling adnitor
ated cream of tartar, wan ended. Pillie wt* foand
milty. Mr. Bekch Haiti that he Intended to take tho
eaee tfi the Baprotne pontt. The oneal ot tba
Broeeteanealad for _elliii? adulterated flulpbor
iinir-tard. spic.t_. eie~ tran adjoorned. A non.mal
line of $1(1 was iiupo veil tin I'tille.
IIIK NKV,-,ill:K (.OI.UKKI) .Ml-sins.
Tba annnal BMeting of tne Board of Trustees of
lae .Nev.-Vtiii. '. i, ini.ii llisalan took phMatnatefdag'
afternoon aa tha Iaatirnilon, No. i:).. Wost Thir
littili-nt. The trciiHiirei, Jnntpli H. Wray
acknowledged the laeata! af t. l.t.'ii for the year!
In tin iin.it year tin-iiii.sritjn has found ciiipioyiiieut,
without exi>ense, fm iiiriuv fiiloreil people, who liij,
consetiuenco of ann Beqaatntanee rn the cttyT
can furnish no refen aaa,
< IVII. MKllVIt ? I | .MIVATIONH.
QMMtai Williams, of the Apprni-.,aft l)apail*nanl_
Mr. Liviuust .n, of tim Naval (dliec, and Mr, Com-%
stn _, of the Collectors office, the cii-il Service K_>
aiuiners of the Custnin House, will hold tho rei*iilfir
semi-annual exouiiuation this mouth. January 2.2
and 'i'A have been rot apart em the days for eiatmn
lnn applicants for clerkships; J nm. arv '1\ and 'MW,
for day inspectors; January '__ for night impactors,
and Juiiuarr 27 for assistant weighers. There are
no vacancies at preneut.
Tiri. SALK OF THF MEniUTT LIBRARY.
The ! al.' of the Merritt Library at Clinton Hall
was concluded veiterdav. l'ticea were couaidoredi.
fair. The " Ualerie d'Orleam," a collection of en*)
_xavin_M, brought 913.50: Gottfried'? " Neunftl
Archoutologia Cosmica," Frankfort, 1646, $20;
Luther's Bible, Wittenberg, 170... $11 ; and Lava
tvi's ' i'ltiMognoniische Fragmente," original edi?
tion, font volume*. 84 50 a volume. Foor works of
Lacroix on "Art. Manners, etc, in tho Middle Anet*"
and thc "Eighteenth Century," solo for *T? <5 ft
volume, and Motlev'a "Dutcli Kepubho" and
"United Netherlands," auveu volumes, brought
&SA u:i.
LtnUlATT.D TOO SOON FROM TUK INSANE ASYLUM.
Geataec aVaraacrraer, thirty-live years of age, of
No. *>'?? Kaat lt*tialiiii si wn* reeeotlr liberated
tidin tba insane asylum on Ward's Island. On Mon?
day night he was arrested on suspicion of haviug
suit d a Ira in Hi" eeliir of the roar toDenient
heaat at Ko. SSS) stanton-st. The lim was extiu
gniabad willum! dOtBg nindi damage. When ar?
rested a bottle was lound on Wnrriiorser, which hsd
continued kerosene oil. The mau is apparently
eraay, and Justice Ganlaer, la tho Essex Market
Police Court yesterday, coiniuilied him to tho Com?
missioners Bf*'hiii'iiies ami CetseetieB*
thk COBB "cornkb" at cnn ago.
The reported "corner" In Jannali' corn in the
Chnago market has had little etl-ct on tho New
York market thus far. Tho price advanced here 1*4
cetus a bushel on Monday, and was held Urtu at the
opening ye-terday, advancing in the day'. rent a
bushel more. At tho advance there waa some un?
loading winch prevented prices going higher. Tho
inarki t was active, hut not so much so as that of
Wheat. It la Bet Believed that the comer will be
carried through tho mouth, as il wai begun too
curly, and there is ii roruparutively Minali export
(lemuud.
BROOKLYN.
Complaint has been made to Mayor Low, bf E.
C. Chick, af No. 383 Fiatiklin-avc., of tho adver?
tising curds in the street car windows.
Cn it cd Stiles Marshal Harlow has been ap?
pointed his own Baeee**ar, hi* lem having expired
on .Holiday liv limitation.
Tlie Rev. Octavius B. Frothinghtirn read a paper
upon " Italy in the Engadine Period " before tho
Long Island Historical Moiety last evening.
A quarrel o curred yesterday bel ween John .Scuff,
agc I wenty-lour, and John ?teddie** age thirty, tit
No. 48 Vt aricn-*r., where the former keeps a grog
shop, and Ked,ung ttabbed Bead in tba neck with a
knile. lausim: a dangerous wound. Scuff was
taken to ide Bong island College Hospita! uud
Heddi ag wa* aneated.
Alis. Alice m.n,ni, al Nu. 2!) Schenek-st., was
held lor the (Jrand Jury yeeterday iiy Justice
Walch for attempting to bim km.ti. Dr. E. Ta Job ea
ol Walden, N. Th i'i writlBB a letter ta him charg?
ing lum willi lieing Hie ta her of her child, aud
ihicateiii.'m expoeare aaleaa ho paid #500. ,>ho
was formerly a nurse in hi* house.
The annual meering for thc election of man
ol lae BiooKlyn Maternity and New-York Slate
School for I ruining Nurses wa* bald ye-*icrday at
tee in-titiition. No. lt) CoBcord atreafe the election
r-eu1 ei| ns folioW8i Mrs. QeoTge Vuinard, lir.st
dlr et'tree*; Mrs. J. T. Howard, anronil directress;
>n (. (ici'cfo M. Gilbert, secretary; Mrs. Robeit
Sn a tv, treasurer.
At'lhe mee?ing of the Brooklyn Board of Educa?
tion yeeterday tb* Bill of A. C. 1 ate, expert ac?
countant, lor examining the hooks atid account* of
lae Hoard anet ex*be* ralair stuart deiaalted, waa
ordered io he paid. It wa* for 91,800* Ibo Board
has previously pud $,),l.r>0 in tue matter. Ibo
BBeetai <-r let of tba at*enaa, relntuig ta live grades
of (ertilnates tor teachers, was adopted.
A suit Bs recover .* I Ot), ooo as damage* ha* BB8B
brought tty Billiard W. 1'ck.husband of Mrs. Ellen
I. I'i ck, who BBB bo a a rai il times arrested for j
eoandeaoe aobemea, bnl never eonrioted, aajainal
B. l.Baltbitl, tm- soap inanu.acititer, foo com
pltiint aheges thar m 1878 lue de, munt. to seduce
tho piiiintill s daughter, uia-lu ber acquaintance and |
that o h t huh in i, ? ho was cmpniycd to siu in re
cov. ring tee 8*100,000 Btolen bf Babbitt's cashier,
Charlo, Beckwith. Itislurther al toged that flev
etal *iin? were bioii.lu BgaiBOl tho ulginuli and
hi* wife isa* arrested, all ol'which adds to the in?
jury to his feelings, tor which damage* ure sought.
JERSEY CITY.
'I homes Townley, a letter-carrier, while walking
in (Ii, iniH -ave- yeeterday morning, wu* attacked
Bf a rabid batta ami severely bilton in the log. The
animal had previously bitten a little girl and also a
boy named Lyons. A man killed the dog with a
cleaver. Dr. I'ylo ctiiitci i/.ed lownlev's wound.
James Kechil, ol' No. Cl'.) Mortis-st.. who is be?
lieved to be insane, waa teat to the County Jail
yesterday morning to await examination by the
County Physician. I.'.-.hi!'.* wife and six children
are in dest,tutti ciiciiiiisiitnee*.
NEW-JERSEY.
IIoiiokf.n.? Th* landy of an infant ahont ten days
old wa* found ffOtatdBP la Inst st. near the Wee
hawk- ii branch ol tba Ene Kailrnad. There were
mark* on tho infant's neck. Ol**ting the suspicion
ihat it had been strangled, BM BB investigation
will b" made.
Patkrson.?A well-lres-ed cirl, named Wright.
X'S" fourteen, wu* ni ralgnad before tho Beoorder
vt std da v. Sha bad liceu aluw-nt from home for two
day*, and was lound by polite Oilier Pbalon mar
tbe eaaal with a gang of young rnftlan*. Rho was
scut hollie to her paic-its. who ai* respectable.
.esterdav afternoon a fifteen-year-old lad, mimed
O'Neil, of No. 80 Plutn-st.. wa* riding bareback on
a horse, when the animal took fright. Tba boy '.ta'
thrown off and lb- Betel tismpled OB his face,
breeain* both Jaw bonea aad iu ll ct mar other inju
lie*. I I'S,el ll ul linng tb the llopte's neck for some
(Balance lae for,- be dropped from sxhanstion.
Bernhardl Selim di stied tbe Paterson lara v"erein
for tj?5.(MH) damaaea tor ex pelling hun without
cause. Tba def,!. i- c. an that Schmidt slandered the
oCBoera et tbe v*i rain. In tba Paaaie Coonta Courts
w denian avcrdi I of $100 w** given for tn* plain
tiff.
LOMG ISLAND.
NoRTIt Ha\ ks.-Daniel Karon*, age ninety-two,
died at ale betae oa Monday of old age. He wa* a
icsi.1' iii lor many >ear* ol .-salhilkCountv and ii vet?
er*:, of fia* War ot 1812.
Lobo Iaxaifo City.?A ataetiagof the Beard of
Ahleimeii wi* li- bl y,-sterdav afternoon, liv ? bal*
Iritbwera taken foi a president without re mr.
I herc were three rotes on each bollol foi Aid i maa
ni iiihI 1 Br- e for Alderman Knssiua. Otu] -ix
members ni tba lb-aril were preeeat. An effort wa*
in nie tu cniiliim Alexander Mm.ni a* City Clerk,
bat Ute temporary ebalrataa i*efBeed te anti
thc m.,ti n.
HuailBUTOB. Martin Oreen, aire thirty-live, a
laborer, emploied In a brick j aid at ('ru' Mead.iw,
applied rea tere ay morning for bis wages, win h
War*!? fused him. IB- refused to woik longer mi?
les* paid, ami in the aftelnoon went to a poad Beal
by and drowned himself ni a bole dint had been eat
in the let loi ike cattle te drink from.
STATER ISLAND.
WKSiriKI.H.?There tue over tWOdoOBfl applicants
In Weat Held for tbe position of keeper ol tbe Red
Bunk Ltghtkoaee, Prtaee'o Bay.
vTEST* 1IR8TRR COUNTY.
Whitk Pa^AlBaV Jaottee J. o. Dybauai, of ibo
Rnpreme Court, issued a mandamus, direeting
T. Barling, of Haxriaon, to bond the town
tm tho sum of 80,000 to defray the expeneoeof
opening 11 now road between White Plaina ead Ryo
Bake. Mi. Barling stated al a meeting of tho
Board of Baaervi .1* reel eadey that it woald be
iujudieioiis to bond the town for Hie purpose a*
directed. He :i*krd the Board to ta rot aa appeal
frou. tho action ot Judge Dy. kluan. The Board
adopted a resolution consenting to un appel, on
condition that it chou ld be taken at the expense of
tbe town of Harrison and not of tbe county at large.
1 FATAL JOURNEY OF AN OLD SHOEMAKER.
Carl H. Popius. a German shoemaker of thia city,
: was found dead at _.:.10 p. m. yesterday morning in
j tho New-York, Lake Erie and Western i'aiiroad
! tunnel, New-Jersey. In one of bis pooketn were
, found a railroad ticket from Carlstadt to New.
: York and a key to which was attached a card with
j bis address. Tbe body was removed to Speer's
; Moreno.
Potiius waa eighty-two years old and had lived
| alone in a room lu the building at No, 147 Chestie?
st, for about six months. He was a widower, but
; he had a married daughter living in Hecond-ave.
Ile left his room on Monday to visit a friend in
! Carlstadt, N. J. When he arrived at Carlstadt he
learned that his friend was away from home. He
concluded not to wait for a train and started
toward Jersey City on foot. His friend, heuriug of
bia looli.h plan, came to New-York yesterday to
make inquiries about him, It was said that the old
! man looked young for his age, and bis hair and
mustache were not much tinged with gi ay.
WORK OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.
The New-York House of Refuge ortho Society
for tho Reformation of Juvenile I.olinqii. nts on
: Randall's Inland, in its hfty-eight annual report
states that'-'O.tii'l children havo heen received *n
the linnie of Refugo since Its oneuing in 1825.
Last year 775 wore received and there weie 811 in
i the House on October 1. Tho receipt, for tho year
were !. 151.0..1 VA. During tho yeal the i_rounil_
have been drained and tho pluinhing of the House
j improved nuder tbe direction ot the Hoard of
Health, Only three deaths occurred. Tho children
rescued from degrading surronndiugs aro given the
] benefit of home Tnt) Hences aud taught the elements
of education, besides being; trained to habits of in
1 dii.ii ry ami practical knowledge ot snch employment
; na may give them the means of future support.
The managers desire to separate the younger chil?
dren committed to their care from those more ad?
vanced in crime. It is also suggested that the Leg?
islature should provide for tim establishment of an
A?ricnltural Department, or Tarin l.chool, nader
tho control of tbe institutions, where those dis?
charged from tho regular department could be om
nlcyed.
lu it pamphlet on the subject of " Juvenile Delin
?lueney '' tho Nnperiutcndent, Israel C. Jones ex?
presses ths opinion that frequent imprisonment of
juvenile oti-oilur. for short periods for puuisnment
is mont injurious to the welfare of tbe unfortunate
child and that it in no way protects the community
except during the trief period of Incarceration.
-m
TUE MORTALITY UF IMMIGRANTS.
From tho records of the Commissioners of i*,mi
gratioti. there is shown to have heen a material in?
crease iu the mortality of immigrants last year, as
compared with that ot I*..!. On Jaunary 1, Inti'!,
thor- were on Ward's Island, in the hospital. 409 ;
iu 1 he asylum, ISO I in tho refinre I'l 1; total HOS ;
admissions tim iii- the year tl,Kihi; births, _*39*
grand total, 7..I77. uf iueso n'A'l died, and ...'177
we. e discharged fr-un treatment, leaving tu the in?
stitutions on January 1,1 ?_..., lix I in hospital, 187
in the asylum, and 2_*0 uostitutc, a total of M68.
Tho total nu inner of nersons treated in 1881 was
7,406, of whom :i..7. or I H-to per cent dloa. Tne
percentage of mortality last year was 7 2-10 per
cent. In addition tn tue above there nero treated
at tho hospital at Castle (.arden ______ cases of
sid.noss, including twenty nevon births, and the
number of bodies sent to Wa rd's Island for billia!
was IM. __________________
MARIN _. / N TH L L1 li UN UH.
MI .rATPRE ALMAN._?'.__? T-DAY.
Ssa rt.-,. 7:2i:sets.4:02i Moon anti. 05| Moou'aars,days, 1
til..11 + LULU r i-.fAt
j H aaaljMeei s.j? n-?.i?ii!ni. -s_.,u_u o?t**. ioi.s
r,V.-._u.|flI_l, H ._. DOT. lalsud. U i.t; U.lltiaU. Url.
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. Prom Lins.
Nutting lilli. Liverpool.III1L
ic Steinmtuu. . Antwerp.White Cross,
l'nllns.AinitisriUru..Boral Netta.
rmi..- ? .M.il. ports.Med. 4 New-York.
I'sils.Harri) . ____
W, A. Bi luilt.ii.Hut tor-dam..Rotterdam.
r-j.iin .Liverpool.Natemi.
Hamed_.Havre .
Pavonla_.Liverpool .Cunard.
Wa .Min; toa .Mt -lllri lan'n poi isM ?fl. and Nra- York
Wit-land .iianiiiiiia*. Ham, il mer
rircivi.iA.Uu__ow.Author
Atiymilula.IJver|_xn .Union
Atiieri'im- .llano.French Trana.
inCRflDAV. JANUARY ll.
BlatS of Alabama.(<*a?|row...--tate.
Islaad ..t .ipenli*c*ii.Ttiln_val!a.
De Ruy ter.Rotterdam.watte Cross,
KU I DAV. JANTAKY Vi.
Alpin.Weat tu.'io.Atlas.
..London .National.
i it rot Parla.I.lrenHfol.Inman.
ValcucU.LaOntyra.R?d I).
SH UTI NU S B If A
PORT OF NK.V-YORK. TCKHDAY. JAN. .. 1883.
AR HIV I. Il
m. mnci Hi Ronans (Ur). Campbell, London 1.. -lars, with
?Baa I" Watson, mimner A i n.
r-r-hui.- i Ut nf Richmond Br), Condron. Mrerpiml Dat itt,
Qi.n.i.iwi! SB. willi nels., arm pause:,_r: ? tn John ii Hale
Mcnner monet mer elly lill*. iJes_Utler_, Kristel 17 .laya,
wu-i iiul-o to Arkell A I'u
siii'ii' i .il; ? mn. Heiiicis. Port au PrlaceWei SIS, Jannel
Imo ie Am i in. in, .loiemie .'ii baraalila'Jl, ColuaJi,
willi un'..*e and iiii?i.i>iner? to i'lm. Forwood JI Co.
steamer Hudson, Preeman, New-Orlcans a dara -us
nnlse and passenger* lo (lark a Hcsumbu. Iltt
steamer (mil srrwim, In-rrBiii, wilmington. Nc willi
?nd passengers to Wm t Circle <v Ca ra,u*M"fc nK- ""?
Mt,*?rner(JuyBJidotf*. Kelir, Richmond.. Norfolk aal _,
I o nt. with radse aud pataei.irers td old Dominion lt* Cr
Hart Knlmouth (Bri, Malcolm. Trinidad 2.1 dar* *
pliaitum townson A Fair, vessel to snow A Burge**
lura- Queen of lli.t Fleet (of Dorchester. N B) V
Bo?(od. In i,*;iu*t to P I Neerin* ,t non.
, liri* KleCa (Bri, Siulili, santa Cm* L't dar*. ?itb
J de meei. _ co; vessel rn Hutton. Wataou A Co/
Sa Co.
'tar*, wit* ?*>
_a.
wtitiag.
?tea ta
/t^a^, ftftg* ***** ***, Coady,
ciiTto.dW:0liowl,,,'T*,,Ml,'lach''ria b*l0,r* ?*?* ?? PHB8
i?S8?i*-L*li-*?Jg,> Hl?i<?to?. *">** MoBtevWeo (aa* pro.
to Reston in tow via laina island Sound).
rtr Th* followlat v*svt:? imr*| ra.taNrtar. too Uta tar ia.
lertnm Ul sliipoiua new*: ??-.?.,?,
Bark Alexander campbell tot Chatnrfleld), Ronlier raib?
rlen 14 days, with sugar to order, vtsaei to simpson ( Uno
* Co. , ""
Bark Futuna (Port). Meaqulto. Oporto 41 dar*, with wm*
to Hagemeycr A Brnnii. 1I",
I)a>k Minerva i Hal . (ialI*Buo. (HrrentliU dar* with nut
phnr to order. vessel to Seiner Bros.
Brig NBlilit (-joaiiy ,of Yarmouth. NS'. Iterean. St N?iair?
Oct 19, Charleston Bec '."J, lu ballast to Boyd A Htnckeu.
t'l r-*H?a
Reamer Draraark (Br), J efti ;<m, London?F W J Horst
Steamer (lu..lil ? !(-,. Ilftln*. Lite; pool TU Queeustown
Voruou II Brown * Co,
steamer dallied (Ur,, Jenkins Hull-Satidersin A Son.
stcan.er Perlere (Fr), Berry. Its. re-I.nuL tie RebUu
Sieainei Bvlla (Span), ' ioi tosilo. San Juan. Pori ca Pit J/__
zantila?Plni. Forwood* Cn. ??
Hteamer UM Donnuion. Walker, Norfou. Cit.- Point and
Richmond?Old Dominion ri* Co. "
Steamer J W (Jarret. Futter, south Aml*iy?J h Krsms.
hleiuner Ssntee. Itt* an I'hliailclp'ila?Wm PClvdeACo
Ship Favorlta iden, Peter*. London- T!u?, Huger.
Bark Bakram (Auati, I'auii'ls.h, Plymouth. Ka monta or
Cork fur order*-Rlocovich A Co.
Bark Monte Tabor lian, Lailoa, Plymouth, falmouth or
Cora for orders?A J Ku:il?.
Hark r.rlnii* (Br). Smith. Antwerp?C W lt.rt.iin.
Hark Avod (Itali. Tarro. Ct Itt,. Fi?A J ainu'*.
Hok I'thel (Br), Debris, St John. NH -J W Ntghtlnr*!*,
Bark Ocmattok, Clark, Boston- Vernon H Brows A Co
Bri*- Tarlta, Biown. cadia-Hey nea B'n? A Oa
Bri* Jimephiuo Barnard (Dam, Hftsaeii, suituam-Hatton.
Watson A Co,
Brig RlbeiU (Br), Way, st John, Sli-P I Nevins A son.
MAILED.
Steamer* Denmark for London, Arizona, Liverpool: Alar*
andria. Ulaacuw; Old Dominivu. Norfolk; Baataa, I'liiladeL,
phU. (Ship J B Thomaa. for Live?too'. Harks H I Johnson
Melbourn* i J W (uiver Antwerp, Lorena, Kio Janeiro; Tuck
Hlng.Clenfuegoe.
Ttl IC HOV BM E NTH OF STEAM BRI
POltEION P )KTS
LlVKuroOL, Jan 9 -An'ived.atea?er* Virginian (Br), Pitt,
from New-York Dec 83, dleadowu (Br) William*, from N?w.
Olia*a* De*3 H.
Qi rvssrow*;. Jan g?sailed, steamar Parthia (br). Walker
from Liverpool heuce for Hew-York.
HLASuoW. Jan 'J -Armed, steamer stat* or (leo.ki* (Br),
Moodie, irora New York Dec a's
Laidif, Jan 0?sailed. ?te*mar "Male of Fieri** i Hr', John**
ton, from Glasgow hence for New York.
Dijmkibb, JanH-Arrtved. steam er FiaKolU (Br), Robert*,
frem New-York Dec 17.
Barcei.osa. It*)a?Amve.-t, ateanier Vidal Sala iSpan.)
Lai/aulaco, from New t,:lean* Dei: 4.
Halifax. Jan 9-Armed, steamer Alhambra (Br', Yaroo,
hs*, New.York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Po~rr.A*D, Jsn 8?Arrived, ateamer Pulyne*ud, Liverpool
via llalirai.
iii-ps. Jan 9-Arnved, steamer Valetta (Bri, Koenig,
Oeora-etown. PEI.
Pim UMBaWBi, Jan 8? Arrived, ateamer Saion. Huow, Boa*
ton.
Sailed, ateamers Rom?n, Boston, Virginia New-York.
Also armed, ?leamei Mounu B?y iBr;. WHJulm.*, Me* tl ter
raman port*.
Ba Lintons. Jan -.l-Arrived, ateamer Jearma V iio'soa
(Br;, l'oliuutrr. Newcaatle: D II Ml! er. Howe*. Boston,
Cleared, (teamer* Olendevon (Br), (Jordon, Ipswich, (leo)
Aiipnlit. Foster, Providence
Sailed, steamers Mom Brow, Eastbourne sui O Appold.
Ft'Ki Minn MoxitOE. Jan V? t'asaod in wari, steamer Anatolia
(Bri. (ioeeu, Hotterduui for Baltimore.
s?IU*t, steamers Acadia, Baltimore for Liverpool; Koln. da
fm Hicinen,
Savannah, Jan 9-Arrived, steamer* < *dlz aad Architect,
Liverpool. Regulus, (shield*: (Urof l)*ll*?. llellte.
Cleared, ateamers StoUenfeU, (iriuiabyi Leuislau*, (Jaxer,
New-York. ___
At the Pass** -Arrived, iteamera Author. Lireroool; City ot,
Mexico, Vera Cruz.
Sailed,alatftjiai Eugtneer, liverpool,
sth? Hailed, ateamer* Peconlc. Briscoe, and Etna.
FoiiEio.v airippiva
L05DO*, J*B I>?Arri veil-Sd inst, Aruta* (C?pt Robertson!,
( aleli. san Antonio; tltli inlt. Liberte. Itoma.
Sailed (JU inaf, Arcturna. for New.York: Amelia. D?one
twig; Xth Inst. Keawlck. for Hampton lto*ds; Uftnnah Biara*
ohatd, for New.York.
Ann itince.nt" ta
Al.KF.THREl'TA.
A anperior ChocoU e. bold by >.; grocer*.
All that is needed to preserve the color and
beauty ot the hair ia an occasional nae of Parker's Hal*
Balsam. _
"Rotuli on Balsa.* Clears out rats, mice,
tiles, mac hes bed-bug*, auts, vermin. chlpmanK*. ISc.
Gluten Suppositories cure constipation and
pile*. Phj?lcUnapreecriDethem. Health food (jo.,74 4ta-ar
iso Brummell's cele.wited Cough Drops. The
genuine have A. H. B. on each drop.
LUNDBOUO's i.lfKMsJI CoLOtJNE.
Flagrant aud refreshing.
-aa ??
Crutches.?Crandall's Patent Extension Safe
trTlp Crutch, made Bf 1* microy Troas cu upany, No. 7ai
Broadway, corner ol lOth-st. Crutch** repaired
-rn*
Henry A. I'aviels M. D..
144 L-tiingin'i ave., between J uti and l):i-ri.
IToura. s to 1,3 to 7. 1 upotenci, steruitr. )i?)i**i )f tn*
[joiillc-Uruiarv organ* and nervous srsteai. S|K*ouiti<M.
Insurance
HOME
Company of New-York.
[ice, Itt*-. 110 IIP' ?- ' -
.ROADWAY.
FIFTY-NINTH SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Shoii'imf the condition dj the Coiiijuuiy on the First day of
t)ANUATIY, 1888.
(AMI CAPITAL.1.3,000,000 00
Him ive fur I ii. urniil I*r?-ilium*.. '2,110, *.'{'> 00
Kendre Far Unpaid La_aa_ am! C-alw... 8_7,5_.*oi
Nit Surplus. 1.7 71.(niI (Xi
I ASH ASSETS.?.7,_0**?,_M 07
si[yr:\rakv ov assi:ts
ll eli! In the fulled Stairs ai allable tm thc IAVMI> I "t LOSSES by nut* ai.d for Hie piote.tionof Polley Holders of
iii-.i: mauRAMCki
i.nli In hank... #17* ;?i .3
II.mi.1_ and iiitirtranea, Irelnir flint lien on leal elate i_ .nth __.7-"_,-.oi )l. 1,17. 7.7 44
I'nli.-I M.ite* ?tock*, (market valiici
Hunk ami tall road Mocha and beads, mai kit val a.-.
- i ld mini:, ieul booda, market vinni ... .
i nm. .rn-ti. wt.. |,.liable on demand, .market value ot collateral*. e?j?7,J7. _4>.
int.M. .t .I'... Ni January, lt-83 .
Premium* uncollected ami In li.i- >>f ar .-uta.
It.al eatato .,.
4,_.m,7iu 00
847 HUT 60
'.ii mil no
481 ava ?)??
4_.?a_ io
10. l.tl 44
1,78. Vt
-o.
Total, f ;,___.!!.? 07
Al tlio meelina nf Hie liosr.l 1 .rectors held Mila.lav. A. F. .VII.l.M A I.TII |.re?ante<l hi. ra.i_T__tl.ni aa \ I.e-PrcmlenS
amt i' ii e. i . i, ii ii a. .-.iinii ot oonUnoed III beallb, wi lea, after doc con al deem Usa, __* a. oos___a bm d. a ula ld __? ?;_cto
?. i. c Preartdeul nf Hie Oouiouny.
A DIVIDEND "i-' I INT- lilli C-tHT llA*. MMMM D-CC_________. H .VAHI.K OM UI'.MANI)
J. II. -YASI1BI K.\.
HLCUKTAKY.
NEW-YORK, Janna.* 9, 18.
CHA-*.. J. tl tl_ I l\.
I'lll-.-IIIKNT.
859.00
B_b-.i___._-wal Vt ji
PRBIQHT. _,___' *"*?--'
pmcpaio -*-r.^_B__M
Regular Price $83.00 B_.L,h_:_&.
94 STOPS, i-f. Ii".J f tone, I Melodta,! ft. lone,
-fr. t.iie, i M ie rr ?-??
Beattvs Parlor Organs Only $59
3-<'lambrlla,
? l-.nn'.on ld
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? VI..Iii I'.l.e I ft tone. I'M.niel Kn pref "i ? li'...rich ll.rn,
nu _ n. li Barp aeolian, i \ ?? Bumana, ii ).||.- I ft ten...
ntitilci.itii,* ii.ten.' !?? t ian....- , 4 fi i i ,'otxCelaate,tft.
lune, is I lelma, I fl. tell". IV \e? Jul.Haute. * !!. I..nc, '.'. i'..
eulo, I ft Line, ll Coupler lim -.1 Forte,
| .-vii Ki.. .'M. 1..
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. i rnfuat!. ... iiiiiiiciiu I vviid
. >.-ii.? ra. Tlie Mu.ii- I'ovk.l
liMe-r-m, lt la diMirrtna Oj * ph?- LO
would ornami ni 'i.e boudoir ol.- r
EDS fist ? viavcs liiiHliiiiine ?pi ^.M'
I i I OiwU Rlifht and left Knee Stnpr. to
nn.tr. 1 the ??nitre UH?rr-ti by the knee, ll
i ? >ry. rive ll) Beti _f Ul'UK..
' f*.F.Kl..S.a_ foll ir,. A set.rf pow?
erful Mil. Kai- Rmlf. >et ..f 1 neurea of
?toIX fHI.Krs.TE. Ono wt of FitEM/M
1IM.N ItrKI'S, midi IJ tvtii. e. rach ot
.I'S TOM.CK KKKDS. Be
M.i.-s all Uilr. lt will be nt'...1 up "llb aa
Oi.'fAVK COlTI.K.K, which double* tbe
power of tbe luatmmeiil. latino btaiulit,
Poeket f..i M.nie. Ileatir'.l'al'ni Step itt
tli.ii. al*) s.niiulri.v* llouid. iv. Av. It ha fl
a aiMiny lill and t-iorenletitiy arrapifi
for m. v.n,;. The bellow*, which
an cf the upright pattern, urn made fi..ir)
tho brat ?1'ii.iily of mlilier vi. til. are .if (rr. -I
power, _nd am titted un with e_el tpsmsft
and the beni uunllU or ped-il alrap*. Tne
e.>l -ci ..f I-mt/ " i'4.-i? 1 _Itt, var*
ance, ll .lil not nike llie.lirt lvdal .
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{?lench Iloru Solo Combilla, iou, Nvw j nov tr get out ol i-p_rur worn.
SPECIAL TEN-DAY OFFER. ?*~-?*--~*
urxrti CowayWW icitliii, JO tlont
yn) from the ttalet herrof, I ,rtll box
mni */iiff mom this Orgmm with Or.
gat. Hench, Hook, rte , nrnrtlu 'lin
same its I sell for 9X3. lou should
orttrr Immediately, amt in ii" cms
Inter than tO ?l.ir/* One year't
t,st trial {firm anti u full marran'
ti r joe tix yrart.
Ulven under my Until and Scril thia
Hub.lay of ___iii_iy. 1S.S
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ul maaMfa. liner a whoiraale prlca. Order aow| ant lila* ???trd k). ?rrinp?e4??eei
H<?W TOPPER,
reinllln.il that lt
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rnclf-H'dnn.l ar.!) for,*?lin. I ha?e read V'ur ___??
mt nt 111 ll.lu aflvvillarinrnt, anti I eider one on
at lt mint provo e-aetly a? r.| r.MT.Ie.1 tn thia adv.rtiia-Bient. or_I
?liail r, t am ir .vi ibe end of ?.m- v . i urn of my money, _ nh lutana
f rein ih. vu v ni uni ni 1 f..i watti lt, a: ? i .' le v.mr ..If. r. lie lery >ior_
rr M.i/i.._ ,,i rr., a wnol hinlroniC __
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i maariiltlvi'iii Inrtrumenl lntnidpe**
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cr ny liaiik l-e. U. You tony acecpl by te
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