New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
N1AW-YORK CITY.

first time since his recent lllneSs
The leaders of the, Irving Hall Democracy have y,
engaged Irving Hall Ior theH meetings uuIins 'ho
coming year.
According TO Bradstreet's report, there were 173
failures within the last week i'll the United States
the largest number this year.
Thomas Burrows of EIgin, Erie County, Penn
sends 70 this Office S35 81 which he and his neigh
bors have collected for the Michigan sufferers
HELD FOR DEALING IN POLICY SLIPS an
Henry Meyer dealer in policy slips, az No; 14O
East hIrd-st., was held IN default OF pooO pml,
Justice Gardner, yesterday, at the Essex Market
Court.
HELD FOR SELLING ADuLTrRAIED MILK
Matthew Mccullough. Of No. 255 West Ihlrueth-
ST. and Patrick WhTe1 OF No 81 Ws 900 oi b
Justice Srhth. in the jefferson Market Police Court,
Yesterday, for selling adulteTated milk
AN ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTED,
Surrogate Calvin appointed yeSLerddS z bns
band. Joseph Walker, the PROPRIETOR OF Eih lS
Bitters" Tho personal property Is estimated III
Mrs. Walkers petition at S3OOpO.
SIX VALUABLE DWELLINGS SOLD.
Elliott W. Todd and his wife have transferred 70
Louis Todd six dwelling houses, with lois, eaeh
25x1O05. on the north side OF fllty-ninth-st., pc
CAGES held against each OF these buildings amount
ing e. 81 IA 0C0, which tho purchaser assumes anu
pays $4,000.
MUSICAL MRNtBFRs OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
The Produce Exchange Gee Club he's organzed
with the following officers President, w. b. Tread
we'll; vice-prcSident. J. II. Herrck; secretary,
Charles j. Kennedy; directors Charles W. NC
Cutcheon, c. a. Barnes {. f. Vessels ana " /
Wade.
A SUIT AGAINST TIE CITY.
Joseph Murphy and Patrick McGarten owners OF
a canal boat, began a suit in the United STATE Dls-
and C0mmSnalty for Is, pa 81. canal boat
belonging to complanants SINK at the pier at the
foot OF West Twenty-slxth-st;, IN consequence 81
striking n number Of sunken pies.
M
Some of the prOpcrty-ownerS IN the neiGhborhoOd
of the new Ganseyoort Market have oeen pell'loh-
ing the Co'nEsSignrr5 81 SIsct OPenfS LII mon
than year to widen Gansevoort-St. and o portion
of West Thrteenth-st Yesterday IT was decided to
widen these streets ten feet lhlrteGnt-st. on the
south and GansevOoTt-st. pn the h'Tlh
TIE NATIONAL TRoTTISG ASSOCIATION.
The Board of Review OF the National Irottlng rs
ISOLATION adjourned yesterday TO meet IN Chicago,
MAY . 1882 About forty cases have been disposed
of AT this weeks session, and az many more were
carried over 10 the spring meeting. Many OF the
cases continued are Tor disluaitcauons arising
from no time races.
THE TRIAL OF MRS. CRAYE's MURDERER
James d. McCIelIand spoke for four hours yester-
dav in defence OF Wiliil.n SindTam, who shot aid
killed Mrs. elizabeth Crave. Mr.; McCIeland main
famed thai Sindram did not intend 10 Kill Mrs. Crave,
lint only TO main OF lnjure her, and therefore, that
he was not guilty Of deliberate and premeditated
murder. The case will De- submitted 10 the jury
to-day.
DISPUTES BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYED.
"a
by Stroiton d storm the question. shall the Board
of Arbitration be continued or mott was decided
in the Affirmative by vote OF 4'S tc ~ IN =
decision was arrived at nOtwiihS tanding the recent
strike agai. st the aystcm OF adjusting disputes De-
tween employer and eInpCyed
sUrgoCArED ny ITS DRUNKEN MOTHER:
Ellen Bergen, the wife of a la6oreT VINO hyes IN
between Eighth and Ninth raves,
while intoxicated last evening" went 10 bed with
her infant son, ten months old. The child after,
ward was found dead in it's mothers arms. IL had
y,,n, oil Inv IL ii
was arrested last night, and information OF the
childs death was sent tO the Coroner.
FUNERAL or CAPTAIN WALSH.
The funeral Of rolce Captain Edward Walsh took
nlace Yesterday IN the Church of the Immaculate
CONCEPTION at Fnurteenth-st and Avenue a. The
nail bearers were Edward kearncy, Vincent Hing,
Morgan Jones' Dennis Burns, Captain Cllnchy. Cap
tain Washhurn. Louis Whanrr aud John Ly2ns
Many of The captains and sefgeants OF the police
force were proent.
BUILDINGS DECLARED UNSAFE.
Buildings reported uasaie: Nos. 81 W est Iwen-
fys-sixti,-st: los 40 and Az West SNtcenth-st.;
~ DiyiiJn-st; 100 Forsyth-st.; and Duane
a.: 50 DaXter-st., northwest corner Baxter anu
Walker-sts.; building on cas- side OF Ienth-aYcp
,iyfy-fiye feet south Of SeYenty-slxth ST. 10 est
INeIty .nith-st.
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. .,
Patrlck Sheehan, age nlty-tLrce, laporer fell
down a night of stairs ut No. l,J2G Second-ave., on
December 4 and fractured his skull. lie died on
December III the Presbyterian Hospital. Deputy
Coroner Waterman heard testimony OF Thursday
Is being INV cstlglted by the police.
A PRIsoNER's DEATH FASTENED BY SEWER GAS.
Colonel EmnOns Clark, CLERK OF the Board OF
HEATH; Controller Campbell sett Z. liawley 20
lice Commissioner Nichols, Inspector Diiks, and n
number OF police officials gave testimony before
Coroner Brady, Yesterday, at the inquest On
James Nolan. tramp, who wa' arrested iOr iEtONI-
cation Oh tue night OF November II, aud who died
i'm a cell III tho FIfty-nnth street Police Station a
few hours after he hat been locked up aud before
an ambulance had arrived. the jury found that
n. ols tod Ittr
gas i'll the cell where he was confined.
BROOKLYN.
Alva Holsen, age thirty-fye, of 1913 BUSIEST, a
who had been out of work. hanged
himself in his room yesterday morning III ut OF
dependency.
Judge Cullen denied yesterday the motion for n
peremptOry mandamus 10 compel the Board Of
'ouDty CanVas-ers to count the 200 votes east In
the town of New Utrecht tor Hugh Carboy and
William Walsh Tor commissioners Of Charities
While rowing on the Bay near Governors Island
James Sutton. of Ferry-p and William Awaits,
OF No. 60 l1iCk5-st., were upset The former was
rescued but the latter was drowned before assist
ance could be given him by the crew OF the steam
barge Fountain, which was near ~ hand. The boat
was loaded with old iron and sank.
The owners OF property Oh the line Of the proposed
East River Bridge and Concy Island steam Transit
Elevated Railroad held an indignation meeting
last evening ia Grenada Hall, in Myrtle-ayc., and
the action OF the seventeen Aldermen
who voted the franchise to the company. A fund
for conteSting the matter in the courts was started
by raising 81 900. aud a committee was appointed
to raise more money.
Three young children of Mrs. George Walthcrs,
Of No 92s BeTgen-st, were taken violently iii yes
terd " afternoon, with pains IN the stomach and
vomiting. DIR. COmOy was summoned and gave 1T
as his opinion tlIat they were suffering from some
metallic poison. Remedies administered aud
the children were pronounced out of danger. The
children were given some pie by baker in the
morning which Is supposed to have caused the sick
ness.
JERSEY CITY.
New cases Of smallpox were reported yesterday nj
No. 122 Pavonia-ave.. No. 20S Twelfth-st ana in
Bay-st, between Grove aud Ede-sts.
Christian Keller, the defanling Collector of the
town of Union, yesterday Tctracted his plea of not
guilty and pleaded guilty. lie viii be SCI fenced
next Friday.