New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-28
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ednesday and Thursday Of this week, private library OF
miscellaneous books order aud o, them
elegantly bOund Among them are good specimens 0t AS
and Elzevir; a small collection Of American pamphlets;
century altcr MsJi with twelve volumes
Of rare and curious English tracts.
George Honeymoon, a midde-aged man of slender
resources planned campaign against the boarding house
Keepers the role of wealthy contractor engaged
board 247 West Oueenthst and postponed payment
His eminent Responsibility was too TIM veneer
and the PROPRIETOR Charles Merritt had him arrested yeser
day His previous exploits sand To entitle him to con
spcuous place among the knights Of the Order Of the sponge
Notice will be posted in the room of the Gold tx
change to-day calling meeting Of it, members satUr
day consider the question of amending the con
siIuon provide for dissolution Of the Exchange AT
any when the to that effect shall he sgned by
majority Of all its mbers. There no doubt yesterday
about adoption amendment for which the votes of
twoths present at the meeting the 10th viii be
necessary.
VincenzO, Dominick, and Giuseppe Albani, Italian
street Of IL H. and Is years were arrested yeser
day violation Of the yagIancy law At the f0Ikvie Pc
lice held for trial and the others were
committed the House OF Detention The father is said to be
living the life of Oh nabob No 81 Crosbys upon
the earnings children The bows arrested once be-
fore but released plean; ignoahceo oil the law"
Of them being able to read or write.
On returning from the theater last Thursday
night Mrs W. Ii. Payne of No. % Park-aye. carelessy
dropped diamond bcasPin and set OF Jewelry into Six
unirl. and handed IL TO her nurse on entering
The articles forgotten and on saturday nht the nuTse
took the umbrella s she states go out and opening
have dropped out No arrests have been
made but reward 800 offered for the return Of the
rooGs. The pin 60 small diamonds and large
emerald, and, with the earring. Is worth about 5000
Edward Jacobs has been appointed receiver of the
property A. T. Rudophe bill ard player who has been
by jules L. Ria beloreJudge McAdam IN the Marine
Court In his affidavit GG0phc sweaTs that he does not own
the saloon 35 Broadway, but employed AZ manager
at a salary Of 50 month ami five cent of the profits
the Of fixtures beng Mrs Borias
TO whom he loaned his Ruophe that he owes no
money and possesses none His Jewcy consists OF set OF
studs worth 30 cents
Andrew j. Meen. who is demanded by the State
OF Pennsylvania for Larceny applied Judge DAVIS 10 be ad
mted TO bail pending his appeal from The decision of Judge
Barrett that he should be surrendered lie also asked to be-
released from civil Oro. Of issued by the supreme
Court Judge Davis holds that under the language of the
statute OF 1870 permitting bail In such Judge Barrett
Is the only judge having power TO grant relief Joseph A.
Calvert the officer who arrested Mcen and who has been
sued HIM In the Marine Court for false imprisonment
plc to Judge McAdam to be relieved from arrest Judge
MCAdgm reserved his decision
At meeting of the Police Commissioners yester-
day the following transfers made: ergeant Thompson
Of the Fourth Thirteenth Precinct Ryan the
Thirteenth Ia the Fourth Precinct ROuudsman Mead Of the
Twenty .thnd TO the thirty second Jacobv the First
20 the Twentieth Geber Of the Eleventh TO the First and
Martin OF the Fourteenth 10 the Twentyhrst Precinct
ocer Files OF the 1hreth the Twenty second sullivan
Of the Twenty second TO the Thrtct Smith Of the FOnr
teenth Twenty Ioyt Twenty NTH to the
sixteenth aud SeaX of the Thirteenth TO the TNontyhf
Precinct officers Smith OF the Twenty seventh ami Costello
Of the Eighteenth Precincts dismissed from the force
In consequence OF the request published III HE
TRIBUNE OF last week. great number Of applications for
been received by st. Ignans Guild hut they
hsys almost fof women who able TO so
~ watrezses chanOermais Hut persons de-
sirous OF taking TO the Guild Their
plicants largely made Of abOrng men without trades
who would be glad of days work anywhere. and women
with families o little children whose husbands are out Of
Of money and who could ont by the day but who
retain their homes night for the Of their ch
Applications requested Tuesday evenings at the
uud room Ia TIC basement OF the church.. fortiehst DO