New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-23

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Inquiry was made in q Newest brokers Once ON
recently for an operator whose radically "bearish
prociyities are well known in wall street through
his occasionally vociferous remarks on stocks
don't know where he is" replied clerk Il guess
he has gone out to break the market WIN HIS
tongue"
ADJOURNED BECAUSE OF MR.. O'BYRNE's INJURY:
The trial of William Tracy for the murder or
Charles Miller was to begin Yesterday before Judge
Cowing in the Court of General Sessions; Dut was
adjourned to Monday on account OF the absence Ell 81
suffering from the severe blow inflicted upon MN OH
Monday by convicted prisoner.
LARGE INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTS.
Seven European steamships arrived yesterday ana
landed $500 immigrants at Castle Garden, as fol-
lows: The Vieland. from Hamburg, SOY; the
France, from Hayre. S46 the Salier, from Bremen
teau Leoville, from Bordeaux, 46f; the NeVada.
IRON Liverpool, 260, and the Calico. from Hull D.
MERCHANTS FAvoRING THE LOWELL Bill:
About two thousand firms in this city have signed
n petltOn to Congress asking for the early passage
of the Lowell bill to establish uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States, ana pro-
testing against the bill reported oT w., me +i ann
is headed by forty-four business organizations III
large cities throughout the country.
DRY GOODS At AUCTION.
A LARGO sale of cOttonadcs took place yesterday at
the auction rooms of Wilmerding Hoguet ~ 90,
No. 81 White-st. II was attended by buyers from
all parts of the country. There were about 300
cas- in all Sold plain, fancy and cashmere stlieE
Prges ranged from Ga to y cents, and while they
were lower than those ruling in the regular trade.
they were considered fair by buyers.
FUNERAL OF JOHN VAN ARsDALE.
The funeral of John Van Arsdale was held at his
late housc No 81 East Twenty-6rst-st., yesterday
morning. The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst and the Rey
Dr. Chambers took part in the services. Inc pail
G. b. Hatch, +. T. Marbury, C. a. Bulkeley,, Henry
Dudley William Bogardus and R. NJ McBurney
The burial was at Greenwood cemetery.
OVERCOME BY A VERDICT AGAINST HER HUSBAND
trim Of
counterfeit 10 cent coins was finished Yesterday IN
the United States Circuit Court The Jury Drought
in ye'dict of guilty; and the prisoner Prison was re,
in the courtroom, cried historically when the YER
diet was made known, calling ont " lie IS Inno-
cent, He il innocent!" She finally tainted away.
M'GLOIN's ACCoMPLICEs PLEAD GUILTY
Thomas Moran and Robert Morrissey. who were
indicted jointly with Michael +. Mc{loln Tor the
murder OF Louis lianler, at No; l44 West lwen'ytt
sixth-st, pleaded guilty yesterday to an attempt at
burglary and were sentenced to imprisonment Tor
eight years in the State Prison Judge GIVING IN
passing sentence told them that they were fortunate
i'll escaping the rare Impending o'or tnoH 0oni-
panl0n. -
Frederick Van Etten, age fourteen, and Chares
H. Johnson, age nineteen, were arrested YESTERDAY
by Post Office Inspectors Newcome and Gardner Oh
charge of opening letters and stealing money rom
Them Van Etten has been employed by Henry Z:
Wilcox who has a private Office for the delivery of
let ers al No. u Par row. United States Commas
sioner Shields committed the prisoners III default OF
pOOO Ddll cacn
ACCIDENT TO AN ELEVATED RAILWAY ENGINE.
The engine ON the Third Avenue Elevated Road
which left Harlem at 653 a. III. yesterday broke
It's main rod at Seventy-Second-st., and the tram
had to be pushed 10 Sxty-seventh-st. where the en-
CINE was switched of on side track and was then
taken TO the repair shops. Occurring at an hour
when the trains run very closely together many
trains were delayed 1t was nearly half an hour be-
fore the track cleared,
THE COMPLAINT AGAINST MR.. POTTER DISMISSED.
in Oarl "a he Building
the complaint against Orlando i. Potter The tes-
timony OF A. 5. Clark, Joseph Esterbrook Pierre
Wolf Francis Lyons, f. c. Beach, Alfred Beach, NJ
Gibson Alfred Williamson, Charles Martin, NJ. Han
ford. NJ Keller and B. l. Reynolds was taken. Mr.
Potter was present and ready TO testify Dut Ills evil
dence was not required.
THE STATUE OF THE THIEF
The statue recently presented to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art by the Italian artist Sal yatore Al
bano and which was shipPgd from Leg LeGh 6GT early
week The subject of the statue IS " III Ladro
e. The Thief ~ and is taken from description IN
Dantes " Inferno" of the horrors OF perpetual pun
ishment 1t is said to be very artistic. The Work
was exhibited in the Paris Salon OF 1873.
yERDICTs IN THE MARINE COURT.
Annie Pauiouslu recovered yesterday before
Judge McAdam, in the Marine Court, verd let for
$500 against Henry Brandt asdamages for breach
of promise to marry. In the same court ANNE
Klose obtained verdict for $4,000 against ALVIN
Beck for an alleged seduction and breach OF prom
Use of marriage and John w. Ruke obtained YER
diet against Solomon and SOPHIA ia, obs Tor T9oO
as damages for an alleged Islander in saying that
Ruke had murdered man who died III MS mouse
under peculiar circumstances.
DISSATISFIED COACH PAINTERS.
At n meeting of the Coach Painters Society, held
last evening ut No. l47 West Ihrty-Second-st' me
Executive Committee reported thar the men work
ing for Rver-on Il Brown, of University place, who
hal asked for an increase in wages, had had Their
demands acceded to. WOrkmen representing several
shops then stated that they should demand an in
crea g of wages and if this should not be granted,
would strike. The society agreed to stand by all
such men who were members. and to pay them
certain sum if they should be out of work. No
definite action was taken as TO general strike
This question will he considered at secret meeting
to be held next Wednesday evening.
BUILDINGS REPORTED UNSAFE
Among the UNSAFE buildings reported at the build
ing Department yesterday were the houses Nos.
100 124, 1876 and lbs White-st, belonging to the
Iorillaul estate The buildings twO-stOry brick
houses of the STYLE usually termed English base
ment" and were built about thirty years ago. The
Inspector found that the front and rear walls
bnleed from tine line of their foundation and that
the party-walls were cracked i'll several places.
The tenants have requested the agent OF the estate
several mes TO secure them against danger, but he
has hitherto given them no satisfaction. The other
buildings reported unsafe yesterday were Nos
Is Kng-st., 339 Rivington-st, II Pike-st., 10 &C.
dar-st. and 20 East Flitieth-st.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 2s4 births, 232; marriages,
There are go churches in BROOKLYN, Of which 80
are built of bricks or stone.
Judge Pratt, IN the supreme Court yesterday
granted temporary injunction restraining the At
lautic Avenue Railroad Company from constructing
n horse railroad in Scyenth-ave.
The Sheril returned unsatisiied yesterday iudg-
mqnt for SG 400 secured by Dr. T.. VI. Small against
William Bullrnkamp for the seduction of Mrs
Small No property was found by the Sheriff Since
DR. Small received a divorce from his wife she has
married Mr. Bulenkamp
Justice sherlock, in EIst New-YOrk, L. l., yester-
day fined thirteen 20 each for ipating in
n dog-fght in that village on March -. Tho dogs
were ordered 10 be killed When the fight was
broken up one of the policemen was bitten in the
leo by one of the dogs. Permission was given TO
hun Yesterday to kilt the dog which bit HIM. This
he tired to do with revolver, the dog beng
hint ste N hat