New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BALDWINS BAIL INCREASED.
...l-,,,,.o p,vpn Ar 800. 900 AND B0NDSMhN

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begun pvlV9 or,,iIg at Newark The Government WIS
represented lX Assistant ,y exJudee
Titsyorth Bald i'll care To inc collin ; loro
of'ice in carriage and remained IA an ivr c"at
during the eXamiDat!on ne wore q pi"oA ~ " Ert
closely buttoned, ana looked very pale; j. = IViS
crunsel Tor Martin 4 Ruyon, who dld business loi
Baldwin in Waist rfoanGSc Geo. sS s1 d hv Nngent
and filled up ty BALDWIN lie sai Gg geSt
s sfSS9en icF that 81 Lid r aS oagh hd
and tie result was the Ending Of SIX Noes give" nv
Nugent & Co. in tn. latter part 81 tb AZ to
S2O6OS OF, AID fifty drafts ranging ron tNSciher
$lG25O. These ran iron APRIL lo $3.50 20 90 40 Tbesa
rs 1881 and amounted to $G9|,o%o ~ Jtin s.
were AN drawn Dy &. Nugent x 90. on N<n, NJ "
RunyOn to the order Of the Mechanics DaIh. ~ ~
Fort stated that these notes ana 4lair i"tn bnsi
given for stock operations bnt Tor legillale pISi
ness and that his clients were ready 10 swear 1ia
baldwin never lost any money Iii the stock market
standardization was received from District
Attorney Krasbev saving that he had been coiu--
neIled to 90 to Washington aDd that matters nag
come his knowledge since the day Oh .lit o.,
baldwin which made the offence cOiliiilttT" 0fOIi
more grave involving perjury ana iIgSTy adSo Tiia
asking that the bail DC Increased 20 TlOuOV'' -"
connseI for Baldwin made no objection. Az
o'clock the bOndsmeR were secured ana app' s Nv
the "Reminiscences Office and signed bona LOT
500 900. Their names are Hirdn T. Ia4u" ~
" illialn il. Baldwin, brother, lneOloIe III
win paying teller OF the bank, Ma mas VI; DouT'
T.. H.
Ieyerich Alfred lister, Stephen l.. Meeker. hlteII
lie bond had been completec Baldwin, accompa,nou
by has brother and cousin le1I te i o the
Office and passing through curious lhIong Oh i L
sidewalk entered a carriage and was ul'en " 1'''
home. ,,o,,.l, +bo former cor
retnoniinG clerk of the Mechanics Bank accused
OF einbezzlilg $4,000 sat III me olioI OI
ITnifed States Commissioner Paterson, ADJOINING
NJ Of Dstrct-AttOTney keasbey, a"allhB
bondsman His bail had been raised Dy tile oolil
missioner at the request OF the Disttc,-@ 1900 oS,
90 (OmIUiSSlt
o,nnurced that if the bail was not forthcoming pe-
fore evening he would send Marchbapk to jan; Al
3 o'clock bail was furnished by CCrhehuS an hou-
Application was made to the United states ConTt
Yesterday by the District Attorney, Tor Receiver
TT.Iiu uvscn for tue appointment OF provisional
receiver Tor the Nugent property, untI tle argument
for n uermanent receiver can be heard; All oiueI
was made appointing l.. \. Miller Oh Ne"arh; Is
nrovigional receiver of Nugent's manufacturing
properly. a.s-~--f uo,oon &
Van Winkle DEALER IN acids, dyestuits, chemicals,
etc af No 236 Markets., Newark, on account Oh
line suspension of the Mechanics Bank Inc urn
has addressed letter TO the credltoIS announcing
fe faiInre and promising 20 gave detained STATE
ment Of it's affairs. The 1lln was estdDShcu HLN'1
SS11 On saturday night Nugent & Co. discharged
abont $50 workmen. Several Others WI! nnlSh up
their work this week. All the hanGs were p4la Oh
SATURDAY, night. The counsel for Nugent states tnat
The firm ia 80 situated that the further prosecution
of the business is impossible
APpROPRIATING MONEY FOR MISSIONS.
The General Missionary Committee of the Metho-
dist Fni c0ual Church resumed ITS session yesterday
at No. 500 broadway. Bishop Hurst occupied the
char The Welsh Mission IN Northern New. loIh
80 .,iven 5000 the Swedish-N Orwegan Mission
in California, 81 800; the Swedish MISSION N Eis-
tern New-York, II 400; the NOrTesIan SIS sSn ~
N@w-Epgland $500 :: the rweglan Mission In me
Northwest, $1,000: the Swedish Mission III the
Northwest, $4,000; and the school theIe' @ogO'
For the German missions me i3il Wing aPpd9Pa%
tions were made California 81 500 CelyIat ger
man, $500; Chicago German qo2V noo @@ S U11
man Sc, 900; Northwest German, T0OOQ Oregol'
~ 600 Southern German, SoOOOi 81. LOUIS Ger
man, S4 600 southern California, 200 I'VE
German, 5000. The Chimes appropIlaliohs "eIS
reader Tss D $40 Neg-Yor $1,000; Oregon 81 900
The Amercan Indian missions were given the iol-
lowing amounts California 5000; central NcG-
York, $500; Columbia River, 800; Detroit
ern New-York, $3.50; Wisconsin. 5000 In
several the @ g CenfF T In
Mama, So 800; Kansas, $4,000; Arkansas, |
So 900; Austin, TEX $500; Central Alabama
$500 Central tennessee F3'2Oo; De pa. 9nn
$1,000 East tennessee, $1.75U; florld,, &3oUV; |
Georgia 81 coo. }. b. Cornell was adNed TO the
committee which was appointed laS wear 20 ascGr-
tain what relation the society should sustain TO me
c0mmittee in regard the older conference and the
mission work IN the larger cltles'
THE RACES FOR THE AMERICA CUP.
The races for the America Cup, at present held
by the New-York Yacht Club, and challenged for
by the Canadian yacht Atalanta VIII begin l0-day'
The Atalantas competitor will be selected TINS
morning. aud will probably be the Oracle or The
Mischief. The course will be the inside one OF the
New-York Club from point Oft Stapleton, D l., 70
and around the Sandy Hook Lightsllp and return.
going around buOys Nos. 10 and ol2 en- southwest
Spit and buoy No. of Sandy Hook Inc steamer
Sylvan Stream has been engaged Tor the use OF the
members of the club and their guests; she VIII start
from the Government pier at the Battery al 9:oo
a m The yachts viii be started at 1880.
Alexander Cu.hbert the builder and owner OF
The AtaIanta, SAYS: 1--WE have come down here to
capture the America Cap, and we think we can 40
it, You think we may be III error, as the Atlanta
has not been tried, but you are laJorIng under
mi apprehension ; for we thoroughly tried her mp on
the lakes and think you have no yacht so last"
Captain Cuthbert will have the assistance OF Cap
tain Daud formerly of the DauntlesS' WHO IS recog-
nized as an expert sailing master.
The second race will be on Thursday. twenty
miles 10 wIndward from Sandy HOOl, and return.
SPORTS on ELECTION DAY.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will give the fol-
lowing series of competitions at its grounds, Ffty-