New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

FOB nHSnUor AssnUoJ lanes ONeill and John Nor
nondv arrested for assault and attemptlng 10 @ loo
Mrs. Adde Mitchell. the wife o. and fine Of
SoEo aoch IN fhe Court of General Sessions yesVea
Tav' III. Burke tried for the same oneuS0' ""'
manded.
npowsRp AFTER HEw-YEAR's CALLS; Nth
IT.. r1on fonnd drownedsat Pier NO. 90 NolSn Esad
River, March %. was identinea esnItor Of the
erick Rode OF No 40 Cherfytr;sS, ON New
RoossEns nav after making manv calls and drinking
toe mncb Vine IL is supposed that be fell INTO 1ne
river by accident.
rouRrxEN OUT or SEVEN THOUSAND
Eorrtssn Of the 1000 and more excise cases
now WAITING the action of the Court of General
Sessions were disposed or yesterday, Al tnoSo ~
fourteen cases the defendants plead guilty anu Mele
6nad SS each except in two three cases In Wnlcn
sentence will be announced hereafter
ASSENT TO DEMocRATIC REORGANIZATION
The action of the Committee OF One HunIred on
Wednesday evening has been communicated 70 10 tue L
committee representing the various Irving ran AS
sembly Democratic Associations. The members eAi
pressed their assent to the plan OF organization anu
it has been ratified by several OF the assoclations'
REFUSING TO LICENSE AN AUcIIoNEER-
Justice Lawrence refused yesterday 10 erane
peremptory mandamus against Mayor Grace 10 Nh
pei him to issue an auctioneers license W d,nr
Schweinburg. An alternative wilt was. hONeVeii
allowed. 1t was shown that Mayor Coopes, nnu
afterward Mayor Grace, refused Sohweinburgs ap-
plication for license. on account ot many o'H-
plants which had been made against hilh'
DEMANDING MORE PAY PoE THEIR WORK. ~.
The striking siIk weayers employed at the silk
factory Of Jacob Sllbe7man in Ientb-p e': gain.u M
their point yesterday the rn acceIs sk M eavers
emuioyed at the factory of Jacob New 10 West
Ffty-hfth-st are on strike for an increGe OF wagos
nlovers that on and after April 1 they viii expect
$3 day instead of " 90 wmch they @re no" ~
ceiving.
Bus1sEss PROSPERITY NOT CHECKED.
To-day,s issue of Bradsreefs contains special dls-
patches from respondents at Cleveland Coun-
bus Cincinnati Dayton, Detroit Grand kapiqs. IN
SMa0aDS tGuFye 70 Psn Banstcn Omaha Kansas
City, st. Joseph and Denver IN regard 70 Ino
outlook in the West and northwest. Inc Coffee s-
pOndents agree that nothing las occuLre%u % ~ sno
West during the winter seriously TO check the busi-
ness prosperity.
ARRESTED PoR KMBEZZLEMEHT. ,
B. j. Benjamin. age thiIty-six years was arrestsa h,
Oficer Hill Of the Tombs Court Squad, on COM
nlaint Of Charles w. Ellis, cashier of the Photo
Engraving Company, at No. W fark-plaGe, loI
tn that company embezzed, between March 4. 1ooUi
and March 10, 1881, $7OS Benjamin was arfSieng1a
before Justice Morgan yesterday, at Ine ION ho,no'
Police Court, and was committed Ior e4anlina'ion'
BROOKLYN,
The 23d Regiment will give, this evening. the
last OF It's series Of semi-monthly drills ana PRONE
made CONCERTS 49,
Commissioner French, of the Department Of City
Works. thinks it will take SlOO,OOO 70 put tne
The interest in roller skating on the sidewalks
and asphalt pavements in some parts OF the city
increasing among the boys aud girls, ana many Vi
them play their games mounted upon tue Ioiicrs'
The ANIMAL session of the New-York East Con;
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Will
begin April in ST. Johns Church, nc Bedford-aye
and Wilson-st. 1t will be presided over by Bishop
Wiley.
DR. W. Fl. sundenburg, Of Louisville. who was
fonnd suffering frem an overdose OF morphine In
Fert Greene Park Thursday, was sufficiently re-
covered Yesterday TO be taken 70 the house OF MS
friends IN Brooklyn.
The graduating exercises of tho Central Grammar
School were held in the First Baptist Church
Thursday evening The class receiving diplomas
numbered nlnety-three. After the exercises BY the
nupils brief addresses were made by the Kew. Dr
Charles H. Hall and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
Al the recent trial Of James Dunno for felonious
assault upon ex-J Judge s. ID. Morris. after Dunue was
convicted of assault and battery tue sentence was a
Judge Cullen who presided at the trial This caused
considerable comment, the sentence imposed was
the bghtest that could be rendered for aggravated
assault. Judge CulleD, who wished to tmpeae q
term of imprisonment for one year upon Dunne IA
addition 10 the ine, was overrued Dy tne hbsocIhto
iudgee who would not admit that hne was more
than the offence deserved. or the associate Judges
Rogers is Republican and Gubner regular Demo-
crat c,,,, ,,,,,y
ARre broke ont in the paint mill OF Charles A.
WUosey g. Co., at No. $50 MOrRan-st.. jersey CITY;
early last evening The flames were iirat discovered
in the drying room. Arthur ScoLI, i',stny w., Va,d
hands while attempting 10 extlngulsh the nanes
before the arrival OF the remen. The loss was about
$4,000 covered by Insurance.
NEWARK.
A Woman's Exchange and Art Society was formed
Thursday night at the house OF l. T. Kinney, IN
Broad-st 1t is similar in character 10 tho instlt-
ton Of the same name IN New-foik CITY; Many
influential ladies signed the roll OF membership
Mira I. T. Kinney elected Dresidentt Msa
Fanny McCarter. secretary; and Miss L'zz'o farAer
treasurer. .,,,, ,r1epx,
ORANdR-The debt of Orange is only 1910. 900
| A paragraph printed yesterday In regard to the
| financial condition of Elizabeth was erroneousy
headed Orange. Francis Hudnut son OF Alexander
| Hudnut, the Broadway druggist was run over and
seriously injured on the Valley Road Yesterday
| morning. He was riding his bicycle and fell while
| passing heavily laden wagon, tho wheels or whlch
passed over his right shoulder. No fatal results are
| apprehended. 1900. ,
| BAYsIpE-The extensive barns and outhouses oi
the Bell farm. Baysde, were destroyed by Bre Thurs
| day night. Twenty-Five cows, three horses and {
| number Of wagons and implements were burned
| The loss is $4,000; no insurance. The stock wal
| owned by John Higgins.
| STATEN ISLAND.
| ToTTENVnLE.-At T1ttenville, Town Of West
| field Thursday evening. a handsome tlag was pre-
sented 10 Lenhard Post. Grand Army OF the ltepubc
CaItain Wharford made the presentation speech anC
Corporal Tanner, of Brooklyn, delivered an address
| CIIFToN.-The steam yacht Maggie Riding. bull
| for g. A. Hays, Of Clifton has been launched. Ih'
vessel ia to be used to carry passengers betweer
| Manhattanvie and Fort Lee during the comlni
| season. .Ex-POliceman Potter L. MelIaL Is c0u
testing in the courts the legality OF the action of th
| Police Commissioners In disnissing him from th
| force lie has procured writ of certiorari to re
| move his case 10 the Supreme Court for review.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
| HARRIsoN.-The Republicans Of the town of Har
rison have renominated George +. Burling TO
| supervisor.
MOUNT VERNoN.-The directors Of the East Sid
| and Mount Vernon Rapid Transit Railroad Com
| pany were to meet yesterday afternoon 10 chO0s
their officers; but in consequence of tho sickness
| County Treasurer Cromwell and the unavoidable
absence of three other directors no action take
in the matter.
WHITE PIAIHs.-John NJ Hunter. ofNew. Rochelle
has brought suit against John II. Starin for th