New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

change yrstrrd4,-. resolutions were adopted de-
cla1ing against "A National Bankrupt Law uEti We
necessities of the require II ana IN" hrciile
interests OF the country are more umlrH on 'u"
subject
Binding. r,uOrtcd unsafe yesterday NO2'2 roil
II No I0t Watcr-sf.; No. lOG Broomc-st: No. l66
Washington.st.: No. 90 Ihompson-'t, front; No.
Thomps0u-st rear: building on west SD" Oi Elton
ave near MISUNDERSTANDING N-ihiil-sl.' NUS 10
and 40 llester-st.
ATTACHMENTS GRANTED.
Judge Donohue OF the supreme Court mas
granted attachments against property III ms Guy
belonging to James Nolan, manufacturer OF cotton
and Woollcn goods of Philadelphia, ~ ENgI OF H.
T. sloane 4 sons $3.50 80, and George H. Nc
Fadden x Brother SS.s53 Il.
PAYING HIS LEGAL EXPENsEs
The Aldermen yesterday authorized the payment
of - 900 for counsel fees aYd otheE expense III
CURED by cX-Relster +. Y. Lorw in defending Iun
sell against the charges Of having eNioTtc" tNoIn
tant fees and otherwise violated the law whlic ad-
minseTng the Office OF Register
A WOMAN WITH TOO MANY HUSBANDS
Mr., Thomas IL. Taylor wa, auaIgned IN Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday on charge OF bga-
nv but was discharged OWING 10 a clerical error
Size was arrested on The complaint OF " liam llar;c
of No. 265 Firs-aye., who had married Der suPPos-
ing she was unmarried woman
ANOTHER VETO ny THF MAYOR.
The Mayor yesterday transmitted 10 the Board oi
Aldermen his veto OF the consent 10 the foui" lN'q
by the Rapid Transit CommsSIoueT' lor az elJ' a.tI
railway in the Twcutythird and Iwcnty-iourlh
Wards The Mayor saws proper compensation was
not made 70 the city for the franchise.
ANXIOUS ABOUT THEIR AEMoGY.
Members OF the Ith Regiment assert that thor
armory i'm the Centre Market building Is unsafe,
owing TO the vibrations caused 10y ninc printing
presses which are worked ~ the hnidiny. Inc
place has been Inspected, and lus'eri"T McNaMJI1
has declared il safe. The Ere Department VIII give
the building its consideration.
oBsTEUCIIo>s Ok PWEs.
RepresentatIvcs of steam and smiling shlp lines
and of the stcvedOrCs held a conference with TIE
Dock Commissioners yesterday tp consider the queS-
ton OF removing steam hosting engines, etc nom
the piers, in obedience 70 an order 90 the D"ch 10"
partmcnt. The Commissioners viii decide upon
some method of relief when tie subject Is consd-
cred in executive session.
TIE SAME MIN TOR TIE SAME DUTY.
Assistant Chief Shay of the Fire Department pre-
scnted report yesterday, at the meeting OF the
Fire Commissioners IN relation 20 the regulations
affecting thc theatre, of FIRE. Ic stated that
tbe present rules required that the hes. men ic on
duty at the theatres during the performances lie
did not think that the order could bc improved on
unless regular men should be selected Who would
| always be un duty at the same theatre.
ESCAPING FROM rEmLors WEATHER
The steamship City of Montreal arrived from
| Liverpool yesterday. three days overdue. Ihf"e
the midst Of a severe hurricane with tremendous
sea Several sails were blown away. the after deck
! house was stoyc in. one OF the forward nir-bOats
was demolished and two Of the sailors were injured
| The State of Nevada, from Glasgow, was also three
! days overdue She encountered the Same kind Of
weather rs the CttN OF Montreal ana several sailors
received slight injuries.
| TIE woMAN's NAIIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
| A meeting for the bcneht OF the Nomans Ma
tonal Relief Association was held IN the Parlors Of
| the Young Mems Christian Association last even
| ing. Owing TO a mistake in the announcement of
| the meeting few persons were present, and n was
| decided 10 adjourn 20 January 10. The meeting
| last evening was called to order and briefly al
dressed by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet. set OF Tcsolu-
tions prepared by the society for presentation TO
| Mrs Garfield, who before the assassination Of the
| President, was president of the association. The
| resolutions arc bound in n volume.
| KIDNAPPING 4 NEGRO ROY.
| Detective Kuesch, OF the Central Office. took be-
| fore Justice OttCTbouTg at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, Captain Gilbert Manson, of
New Haven Conn, the master of the schooner j. IL.
| sutton. plying between this port and HAMPTON
Roads Va. He arrested on n telegram received
| from ths Chief of Police of Fortress Monroe who
| cha1 ged him with Kidnapping a colorcd boy, Harr-
son Vaughn, age twelve OF Hampton Roads, The boy
| was found in the schooner The boy taken in
charge by his brother who lives III this city, and
| the captain was Tcmanded to await eXtraditlol
| papers from Virginia.
| EXCISE AND REVENUE LICENSES.
| d. J. Whitney counsel Tor the Society for the
| Prevention Of Crime, asked the Board of Excise,
yesterday. by letter, why 1T was that the revenue
officials had been able to find G69 moro places where
liouor is sold in this city than the Excise Board.
According TO the records of the Board S,5l6 licenses
had been granted up to November l, while the rev.
enue licenses that were issued in the space Of
| time numbered 0,215. The Excise Commissioners
alegc that the revenue officers do not consider the
fitness of the applicant for license and that whole
| ton of the Excise Board.
| WORK OF THE POLICE BOARD.
The Police Commissioners yesterday put Captain
James Leary, Of the Thirticth Precinct, in command
| of the City Hall Police in the place of Edward
| Walsh, deceased. Captain Jacob Sicbcrt was sent
to the TbirtietE Precinct from Police Headquarters
| Policeman Patrick Canty and Michael j. Connolly
| of the Seventh Precinct were dismissed. The
| Board appointed six new pdtrolmen. Tho letter
| from Mayor Grace complaining that the Board did
not cooperate with the Street Cleaning Department
| wae read and filed. rho Chief Clerk reported
| 1881 failures of the Street Cleaning Department
| TO remove ashes and garbage from November 20 10
| November 30, and 1860 failures from December
| l TO December 10 -
| special meeting of the Board of Education
called for the purpose of electing Superintendent
| of Public Instruction to succeed the late Thomas
| w. Field, was held yesterday afternoon. Dr.
| Doane said that il a matter Of doubt whether
the Board could elect a superintendent at n special
| meeting, and moved to adjourn. The motion was
| carried by vote of 20 to IL.
| Bishop John Loughlin of the Diocese OF Long
| Island of the Roman Catholic Church, appeared be-
| fore Mayor Howell yesterday to urge him to veto
the resolution of tho Aldermen awarding afranchse
| 10 the East River Bridge and COney Island Steam
| Transit Company on the ground that church
| property in Fifth-ave, worth 100000, would be
| injured by an elevated road. Ii is thought that
| Mayor Howell will veto the resolution giving ad:
ditioDal routes to the Brud Road, so;called. and
will allow the route OF the Culver koad 10 become
| a law without his action
Application was made to Judge Pratt yesterday
for a stay of proceedings pending an appeal from
the decision of a commission III lunacy, III the Put
| nam County Court, which declared Daniel d.
| Chamberlain of Carmel, n. Y, to be insane. few
| weeks ago. On this report committee to take
| charge OF Mr. Chamberlains person and estate hat
been appointed. Judge Pratt reserved decision
| yesterday. Mr.. Chamberlain is a nephew OF the