The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
From New York.
New York, Nov. 20.


New York, Nov. 20.
THE WEATHER.
The weather Is clear and cold
Striking pLAsTERERs
The Brooklyn plasterers have struck, de-
handing "a day during the winter
LEGAL TENDERS.
The associated banks now hold S35. 700. o.
900 in legal tenders, an increase since yestcr-
day of $4,000.
A JEwELRY THIEF.
Tiffany & Co. discovered yesterday that
one OF their statesmen had stolen large
amount of jewelry from them.
HUNTING FOR slIARKEY.
Numerous houses here and in Jersey
City. and on Staten Island, were searched
in vain yesterday for Sharkey.
TO EMPLOY LABoRERs.
Commissioner Van Mott has promised the
legislative committee to employ labors if
appropriations be made to pay them.
ARRIVED.
The Frsia from Hamburg, Olympia and
Victoria from Glasgow
THE RING TRIALS.
While denying that the alleged forged
signature was his, Harrington admitted he
added fifty per cent. to the bills which in
his opinion was legitimate amount. Fur
ther, Harrington admitted that while en-
ployed in sugar refinery some years ago
he dccamped to st. Louis. He left there
because there was a defauter in the con-
Germ. Judge Fullerton summed up for the
defense until recess.
Harrington to-day positively denied he
ever signed the bill or warrant in question,
nor did he know whose signature was to
them. This closed the case for the de-
fence.
a RELIGIOUS QUESTION SETTLED.
After heated debate, the commissioners
of emigration have decided, by vote Of
five to two, to open the Roman Catholic
church in Wards island to all denomina-
tions. This settles the now pending church
difficulty.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The anniversary of the massacre of the
medical students of the University of Ha-
vana, which took place three years
ago, will be suitably observed in the church
of Santiago de Cuba, in this city, to-mor-
row. The massacre of the men seized on
board the Virginius will also be commcm-
Grated.
IRVING COMMITTED.
John r. Irving, self-accused of com
plcity in the Nathan murder, was arraign-
ed to-day and committed for trial on old
charges of burglary.
MEN DRIVEN OFF.
Several society masons drove away a
number of non-society men who were at
work on building in Brooklyn this after
noon.
PLAsTERERs STRIKE.
The employing plasterers of Brooklyn
have voted not to accede to the demands OF
the workmen for "A day, to be guaranteed
during the winter.
TWEED.
Tweed is to be kept in the Tombs severa
days to allow him to settle his private bust
ness. VIM. NJ. Evarts is reported to have
been added to his COUNSEL and he will ap
ply for stay OF proceedings.
ISSUE OF CITY SCRIP
The Aldermen of this city to-day passe(
resolution TO take steps to issue legal ten
ders secured by the city in payment for la
Dor on the city works. This is done on ac-
count OF the inability to dispose of city
bonds.
SENTENCED.
The Havana bank robbers were to-day
sentenced to two years in the pcnitentiary
ROBBED.
A wholesale dry goods house on Churcl
street was robbed of several thousand dol
lars worth of goods a few evenings since
the police in the vicinity not discovering
the thieves although they passed by there
several times during the robbery.
NAVY YARD.
No more hands are to be employed in thu
Brooklyn navy yard
GONE TO BOSTON
Admiral Porter goes to Boston to-mor
row.
TO Re FLoATED.
The Spanish frigate will he tloated on
the dry dock to-day.
CANALS CLOSED.
The superintendent of produce and eX
change, received telegram to-day Cana
Collector at Utica, relating to canal naviga
ton closed at that place and 800 canal boat
frozen up in the vicinity of that city.
An Internal Machine.
NEW IoRK, Nov %.
An internal machine filled with powder