New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-08

from discounted pipe built IN the wau anu tat che tbe
Commissioner of Public Works be requested to have
the necessary repairs made. The Health Doaru So'-
terday referred the report as indicated
SENTENCED FOR COUNTERFETTfNG :,
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, De
fore Judge Benedict, John Murphy was eroughu ~ "
the bar charged with passing counteriet I3coGm n'
pieces He pleaded guilty and was sentenced " I'M
prisonment Tor three years.
ELECTION INSPECTORS BA1LED. .ho
Washington L. Hall and Thomas Bolahu' .lo
inspectors OF election accused Of fraud III SG Ycs
terdav at the District Attorneys office william william,
SMELL of Stanton and Chrystie-sts became SUI, or
for Hall, and John Taylor OF franAiii'-''' '
Boland.
MEETING OF CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
The annual meeting of the Legal Protective AsSo.
citation of Cigar was was
After routine business Benjamin Lichtenstein was
elected president " wa n1 also
elected TWENTY-FIVE of the cigar manufacturing
firms of the city belong to the association.
INSANE AFTER AN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT f sT1C Tlt
Houston-st., who attempted TO commit suicide on
Saturday by stabbing himself In the breast at
Sevenh-ave. and Eghteenth,st was sent 10 Beie-
vue Hospital yesterday suffering from INSANITY.
When he went home on Saturday, after his unsuc-
cessful effort TO take his life bis wife souudly be-
rated him.
ROBBED BY CHILD.
Samuel Burch real estate agent missed his
watch on Monday from his desk, while Mis-. Susan
y6e 1 %San arrest "Si the police station
the womans and child's clothing was searched, anu
the watch vas found in the atterS pocket Al me me
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, the
woman was discharged by Justice Patterson.
WHAT CAME OF TRYING To SEE FRTEyD.
Thomas Whaan, of Forty -secOnd-st. and Tenth
ave. last night entered the house of Francis Luck,
at No $50 First-aye. for the purpose OF lnqulIlng
for a friend Luck, who had bee3 recently robbed,
went up to Whalan and attempted 10 e)ect MN Al
| the semitic Whalan drew knife and stabbed Luck
i'm the abdomen In the YorkvlIe Police Court yes
| teTday Wbalan was renanded
FAILURE or WILLIAM RUTTER & co.
The fai lure of the firm of William Rutter " Co.,
manufacturers and dealers III morocco at NO; "a
| Spruce-st., whose assignment was announced III
| yesterdays TRIBUNE, was not Que 10 coWPetlllot
with Nugent IL Co.. as reported; In me swamp
much sympathy manifested yesterday Tor itut-
ter & Co. Many prominent business men called NJ
their office In the OF the day to express theli
regret.
DYING AT AN ELEVATED RAILWAY STATION.
An unknown man, about ifty-hve years OF age
five feet six inches In height. died suddenly yester
day afternoon at tine elevated railroad station at
| Houston-st and the Bowery. He was bald, had
gray lair, gray chin whiskers, and wore black
coat and brown striped trousers. His bodywas taken
| to the Fourteenth Precinct Station. Nothing was
! found upon him by which he could be identified.
| He appeared to be of Jewish birth Twelve ferry
| ticketSwere found on the body. The police accord
| ugly think the man lived in Brooklyn.
PLUMBERS To BE Examined.
The Board of Health decided yesterday that after
April all applicants Tor registralopI, a, as master
plumbers or jOurneymen plumbers shall be referred
70 BOARD of Examiners. to enable them to demon.
| strate their right to registration. The Board or
Examiners is to consist of a sanitary engineer In the
paw OF the Health Department one registered mas,
| ter plumber and one journeyman plumber selected
| by the Sanitary Committee The two plumbers are
to receive "a day each while employed IN examln-
| ing applicants.
| LECTURING on THE HUMAN BODY.
| A lecture was delivered in the Seventh Avenue
| Chapel of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian ChurGh,
Eighteenth-stand Seventh-ave last evening by l'r.
L. L. seaman, who is connected with the hospital;
at BlackwePs Island, on The House 1--we H..
described its construction and various 1uhctohs
by means of charts, concluding With some rules as
to the preservation of health. Plenty or fresh ar
and exercise was absolutely necessary he Thought.
There was a large attendance at the lecture.
MACFARIANE& co.'s cREDITQRs:
meeting of the creditors of V. W. Mactarane d
| Co.. lard refners of No. II South Wlliam-st., was
| held Yesterday. The statement presented showed,
| liabilities S263593, of which $17s,2O4 Is unSe-
cured; tie available assets were valued at $0S,164,
aud the factory in West Fourteenth-st. was esIi-
mated at $50, 1913. The committee OF creditors
| recommended a settlement at nifty cents on the
| dollar; twenty cents in thirty days. ten cents Ill
ninety days and twenty cents III four months.
| AN UNDERTAKEN To DE PROSECUTED.
| Sanitary Superintendent Day Yesterday sent 10
the Board of Health statement that on tIldiay
last George NJ. Lease, driver, nifty years old' deg
| from typhus fever i'll the New-iork Hosp al, ana
| that lis body was taken 10 Merrltts undertaking
| shop in Eighth-ave, without a permit: The re-
mOval of the body, DIR. Day SAID was violation OF
Section 155 OF the sanitary S0ie, ana inc Hldt I
contaqious disease The Board directed It's counsel
| TO begin proceedings III court against the under
| taker
HELD FOR DIGAMY.
| Detective Malaskcy aIralgntd before Judge
| Gardiner in the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday
morning, Charles ~ M1nat on G4inpa9f Oh An Hhe
IX"s S10arI1rd "a MofaG who assumed the name of
| CbarIet N. Morton, at the house of the Rev. DR..
Weidenir, No 2l5 East Thirty-1irst-stp on tebIu-
airy g. 1882; that at the time of the marriage he
had W fe living Augusta Moiiat, OF No. 40 Last
| Ihirteenth-st to whom he WAS married i'll Hull,
England, Oh May 80, 1871, by the Rev. DR.. y. u.
| Elliott, and with whom he hVed eleven years.
| Moffat was Temanded.
BURIED UNDER A BRICK WALL
Christian Gertel, age ten. OF No. so StantOn-st,
while engaged yesterday afternoon III gathering
| kindhug wood in the brick building at No. l02
! Crosby-st., which is being torn down was
Instantly killed by the falling of part OF the wall.
The boy, his sister and several other children were
| together. They had been repeatedly warned 10
! keep away by Daniel Alien who had charge OF the
demolition of the building. The boy Gertel was
trying to pull piece OF lIth from part Oh inc DrGK
wall tell upon him completely burying
him. Worknen where drawn to iLe
spot by the cries OF the boys sister. On removing
| the debris, they found him dead.
| M'GLoIN's COMPANIONS INDICTED AGAIN.
! New indictments were found by the Grand jury
yesterday against Robert IlorrSsey and ihQmHs
! Moran who were jointly indicted with Michael Il.
McGloin for the murder OF Louis Hanler, at No. l44
| West wenty-s Xth-st, ON the morning OF December
| 30 1881. On inc mOtlOu VI AosStdlU
| tornev Fellows the indictments previously found
aga INST MOrrissey and Moran were dismissed a the
Zine of NcCions trial, so that they might be used
as witnesses for the State. They, however, refused,
| when put upon the stand to answer The questions
| put TO them, Oh the ground that they would thu5
| iucriminate themselves. They said that they had
been advised by their counsel 10 take TINS course
They will now be tried tOr murder III the hrst de-
gree as having been engaged IN felony at the Time
| the murder was committed.
| PENSIONS ASKED As A RIGHT, NOT As CHARITY.
| The New-IOrk state Association of Union PMS
oners OF War has had presented in the House of