New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
NEX.YORK CITY.

"W. C. j." and "F. W. g. send s! each !- fog MIS-.
the destitute widow at No. OBJ "'eo"-
wich-st, and &c ID. T." sends 81
The Coroner informed yesterday that a won
an whose name was not given, had been Scaiueu
to death in the Emigrant Hospital
MANY Of the ferrvboats were poorly heated yes
terday and slaid old men were seen dancing livery
iIgs and keeping time with their hands.
TIE sURRoGATE's LIST or APPOINTMENTS.
The Board of Aldermen Yesterday adopted reio-
luton approving the list OF employees deSlgnalcn ny
Surrogate Rollins, together with the salaries nAeu
by him. ....,,--,,,,o,
STILL WITHOUT A CHANCELLOR. IN
The University Of the City OF NcW-lork IS S'll
without a Chancellor. 4 meeting Of the ConnHl Is
sooD to he held but there Is 10 pioDa3ill'y any
name will be agreed upon.
PRAYERS FOR WILLIAMS COLLEGE -,
The alumni of Williams COLLEGE, III ms cry, VII
hold their annual praycr-mceting in the rooms oil
the Younq Mems Christian Association tomorrow
evening. The Rev. Dr. :. lrcnTua Prime VIII con-
duct the services.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS PROPOSED FOR MAEHEr.
Al meeting OF the Beard of Aldermen yesterday,
4 resolution was introduced To illuminate ilud''il-
ST. and other streets in the vicinity of Ganseyoort
Market with electric lights. II was referred % ING
Committee on Markets.
PAINTINGS AT KIRBY's GALLERY.
European aud American paintings, aquaremes
pen aud ink and sepa drawing G9mprSingT ,gryE
- '" , Ne 80 Rroodyov. where they will be sold
tomorrow and Friday evenings.
PREFERRING THE NAVY.
Peter Dalton, Il youth convicted the second ilnc
of passing counterfeit money. was given the cholcc
bv Judge Benedict, IN the United states District
Cont Yesterday of imprisonment or service IN the
United States Navy. lie chose the Latter.
FLUNG 4 CLAIM FOR SALVAGE.
JoSoph H. Henderson and the other owners OF the
stcamtug Inca filed libel in the United STATES us
trct Court yesterday against the steamer JohH ilD-
son for $4,000 salvage. The steamer GOT ashore
in Delaware LAY IN a storm on JANUARY l. an" INV
Inca go, her of.
ACCUSED OF STEALING A VALUABLE TRUNK.
Mrs Bridget Mcdonald. OF So. - Scconn-1N'''
lost truuk CONTAINING clothes valued at ~ 200 on
January .. Catherine and Gustaye BnrGhaidI'
hoardcrs in her house, were suspected ol S"llhF IL
They were arrested yesterday III Ih'ia"eiPhla ana
brought to this city.
ASSUMING a WOMAN WITH 4 KNIFE;
William Cole. of No. - ChcTy-st, charged
Michael Hay. age nineteen. OF he same place before
Justice Power Yesterday al the l3mps WIN nN I ~,
assaulted Catherine Cole. his wife, on January ~.
st3bbinr her with knife on the check. She Is now
in the Charity Hospital. lie was held for eXamlha-
ton. 800 .,
THE SOCIETY FOR TIE sUPPEFSsIoN OF VICE.
At meeting of the directors of the Society for he
Suppression of Vice Yesterday afternoon, the follow
ING officers were elected for the ensuing year Pres
idcut Samuel COIgae; vice-prrSidrnts y ;. Barnes.
William f. Dodge, jr,, Morris Il. JcSup; treas reI'
Kiian Van Rensselaer,; secretary, Anthony Ooni-
W. H. BARMoRE's LIABILITIES.
In the matter Of the assignment OF NliIam u.
Barmore to James :. Cllcy the following schedule
was filed yesterday: Liabilities S4G,3Gl -; noml-
nal assets Sol 900: actual assets IS 600 The
assets consist Of the good viii of the Banore Hotel
of the nominal value OF $4,000, and outstanding
claims against guests
SERVING NOTICES UPON THE THEATRES.
The Chief of the Bureau of Combustiblcs reported
Yesterday to the Fire Commissioners that ne had
served notices upon the managers 81 Booiihs
Theatre the Grand Opera House and Havcriys
Theatre to comply with the Tcconncuda ions made
by Chiefs of Battalion who inspected them. IN re-
gard to cXtnguiShng appliances ana Geographic
communication with Fire headquarters.
.cO1-IrTFD or CRIMINAL, ASSAULT
John Marshall Joseph {. Wal! and Henry Green
the three men who were charged by Mrs ilicn JONI
SON Of No. 100 Philip-st. jersey City, WITH having
committed a criminal outrage upon her III liesteI-
st. on Saturday night, were rcarralgncd yesterday
before Justice Smith at the Iomhs. 1t was SHOWN
that she made a similar charge against poiicc
officer IN Brooklyn. The accused men were ali dls-
BRISGING N A SEALED VERDICT
The case of louzo Harper charged with having
i'm his possession in a cave IN ROckand County IN
this state materials for manu- ictrln& counterfeit
Crcut Court yesterday. The jury retired al :
o'cocl, D. m. and brought in a sealed verdict last
evening. Harper asserted that the materials Tor
manufacturing counterfeit money belonged 10 7oHie
person mknOwnt to him.
ArGUiNG II BEHALF OF HIS STUDENTS.
The argument in thu proceedings instituted by
Lewis J.. D,.alcld, a. chairman OF the committee o
the Ncw-Nurh State Bar Association, 10 debar or
dl,cipinc certain students Of the Columbia College
Law school who were admitted IN the Second De-
partmcnt when they were refused III the FIRST, was
Supreme Court Professor theodore W, Dwight
appeared for the students. The Court reserved It's
decision.
The trial Of Walter II, Chase, OF Chicago charged
with blgamy, was begun in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday. he married on February -;
1876 Mary :. Chase; and last October he married
in this city the Rev. Robert Colycr PERFORMING the
ceremony, Alice +. McElroy, of Midway. Mas. The
record OF the first marriage vas produced III conrt
and the Rev. Robcr, Collyer testified 10 the second
marriage. Chase having represented that tc was
divorced from his first wife. The case Is still on.
AN INSURANCE COMPANY sElKs NEW TRIAL.
Judge " Wheeler, in the United states Court yes
tcriay, heard arguments for new trial IN tle ac-
ton of c. Godfrey Gunther, Of GraycSend Bay l..
L., against the Liverpool, London and Globe Inanr,
ancc Company. Mr. Gmjhcis hotel al HTaNcschd
Bay was DESTROYED by fire some months ago. 1t beng
insured for $50 500 III the above company; Pay
ment was resisted and Nh Gunther obtained YER
seeks new trial. The Judge reserved his decision.
CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY.
Herman Gurkc Leonard lluyck, john II. Bodc
and Don ChIId were convicted in the Court of Cen
eTal Sessions yesterday OF conspiracy 10 obtain
money under false pTctcncCS. On October u. lNN
they obtained from Manuel Florcntlnc JcWcry
valued at Fl,i45 giving HIM worthless ordcr on
the American Steel Ran Company and notes falsely
representing that they owned valuable real estate
and stocks. IlOrcntIEo recovered Icwclry worth
5000. Recorder Smyth Tcmandcd the prisoners lOl
sentence Friday next.
GIVING HIMSELF Up VOLUNTARILY.
Mark Evans, an employc o. GtiFcS ucht, Once,
It. Loms, was charged Win stealing money be 'ong
iug 10 his empower some time ago. a description
Of him was tel, graphcd 10 THIS city, as II was
thought that he had come here. ON Monday night
Evans walked into Police Headquarters. and alter
telling who he was, gave himself mp. Yes, cIday he
wa taken to the Jefferson MarAct Police Court,
where ne sguihed his willingness to return to 81.
Louis. He was rclnanded to await the arrival Of
officers from ST. Louis.
BUILDINGs DECLARED UNSAFE.
The Fraukfor,-st wall and the rear wall Of the
Carlton Hotel at Nos. 200 and 2O2 WIidn-st., were
found Yesterday TO De- unsafe, cracked ami bullying.
Examiner Ghcgau, of the Bureau of Building, rec
commended that the walls be rebuilt, and an order
va, made to that effect The buildlug Is owned by
G. T. Cromwell, of No 81 Libcrty-st. The follow
inc buildings were also ported % be unsafe: Nos.
- Fu.tOu-st., COS Natcr-st, 2lS and go West
Seyentcenth-st. and the building at the northwest