New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
r,,,xo FROM THE NATIONAL SYSTEM.

LOCAL MISCELLANY
RETIRING FROM THE NATIONAL sfsIEM,
IT, n.nLor hanks in wallst resorted to various
lno oresterday to avoid the legal penal.eS io'
NE eerrfcation of checks Inc annaa;
at of the Controller OF Tho Currency .o.,nv
ycIss authentic information oil tue A,tothef
GGnvnarais oInlun upon the subject. aitnousn 'm1
Ssns had been prepared to believe that tnat Jill" nd
would find no difference between ;nterrnn,on
accentance Of checks. There was no in.eliuP snL
nweycr to the usual business OF the broker panke
In CONSEQUENCES of the adverse opinion OF tho ~.
tornev- General Some of the banks receiI eC oaRS
,mns,,s of la, pe checks on other banks In "nlch
their broker customers had opene9 acS ouhs
denly; others readily o,sG0u .hs b,hit Of giving
nnn,es and still others made discounts AT ni5
nominal rates, on collateral which they ircmn,
have rejected promptly under ordinary ~. mas 70
tsncas Tho prmci, al purpose OF the oahks was -.
ssan within the pale of TIE law without g niinaa
their customers great trouble, anu thnnyht most
snch means to this end IS they tho"s"' "'''
The Bank of the State Of New-iork has tona
pracucaiy "oraanize as a State institution
meeting of the stOckbOIders VIII NC ne 1 - has
vote upon the question Time tss results that would
How naturally from the existing laws ieGair ,
the certifcati0n of checks and he began SIM I ILL.,
10 to re.Ire the banks circulation Inc Sirou.a
s.nn 81 the hank Is at present only S4o,Voo' n.
nnertinr of the directors about Two weeks aso %
Officers were ,hs charter a. National bank and
snscial meeting OF the stockholders was cas So;
view of this contingency. for To-Day: no ~ tbe
have rece, ed pickles for about seven lders,
barI,. stock 40 that the result OF the
meeting to-day is beyond doubt. ne os r,V neat
IenI IL contemplating the same action aud me :.
@ -, ,hs d,rerfors will be held to-day wnen ~ 10
exeected the preliminary steps towaru ioe
from the National system VIII 10 Wa,t. that this
n il not considered probable ID Nai 20: Iii he
hanos from National to State supervision WIN De
extensive The president OF one rb q. ha,k viii
brokrr o" d,iied conrse "a the matter. 1t VIII
poithsr Withhold accommodation from It's cns1o'
er, Tor surrender its charter. can Sc ,tem and
WI n least of these is the heavy deposits OF Ma
fionai bank reserves when we ~" nV s. - -
deposits not giraffe ana .neS Who keep their
Accounts with us. / see no necessity, , ai,ons
from the Attorney Generals opin'on' '''
the National bank system'
THE STEAM HEATING NUlSANCEs.
rhs nenartuent of Public Works yesterday SEM
10 the Aldermen reply to their Iequose otn COM,
n.ni,s 70 avoid the serious interruption Oh 'r"Noi
ccsns.d by their present methods ot w1fK. sovs
deputy StSsr thinss: Notwithstanding the nu,
meuus efforts made On the par u I'LL VA innossinie
of Public Works, 1t has been lounu ~; mp 10 n"m
with the extensive privileges tney ; ork ar 20
aI The companies to cooper ate IN tnis Molh Oa ~
restrict each company permanently "i'n'n i''p''
i've sections OF the city. ... am ha fonrd in
,ha }ra4ch,ses of the New-York Steam COMPANY
or Tho United states Heating and rover ConiP1dt
tha two companies a
work exclusively at nights they claim sna. nu ho+
method is impracticable ana ~ oid stat that
suen Is eHv that any work of a similar char
actar aud magnitude has ever been cafliea Oh IN ~
this city continuously DAY anu otartiniiy exuedIte
the final completion. II, therefore tho Ooh, th'
Council. frOm whom the cornPhnnSs s,aptment viii
dnIea,or iy the enforcement OF such provision 10
relieve the public as far possible from 'he pi''
ent distressing state OF AFFAIRS
AClTB AND A CHURCH COMPLAlNED VI.
Dr. ". DE f. Day, Sanitary Superintendent, yes
terday received ayritten com W to Eotiat or
@ ststed that there was Ia bowling alley IN the
Climb house, which used at late nouIs az ~ s,
The runIling Of the balls anu the oecupants of
neigh boring houses In Forteth-st ana ID oeVent IN
ave. from sleeping An appeal Nss DR. Dav
showed the complaint to superintendent aLling'
who stated that the only way To pteyeht .he Wv
ing alley from being used ate nna ngn. Of aaonins
Sonses to the effect That the clubhouse was
resort for disorderly persons; po,ra % Us.,tb
has been appealed TO by woman who ives near la
chanel for colored worshppers In Seyentn-a Lave
near Thirty-fourth-st she H co'np smen ana hal
lelniah" so loudly that her nerves are 'rie" so-
veiely by the Dolse'
DRIVING BEFORE A MOVING TRAIN.
porsons who rere coming into the city on a
Nav. Haven train at go a. m yes9clussS w. 1r.
startled by an accident at one hunuleu anu, AS
49, inks and drawn by a team OF strong horses'
Vas driven upon the track directly IN 'front.' Oh tn9
snsine The driver Of the truck John behzlor na ~
nar vew of the track for half mile, and II Is
tbonght that he was intoxicated. he ~ sIoilu
Cerman forty wears old, and his home is at lnIru
ave and One hundred and sixty nntn-s' Iho
locomotive killed the horses Instantly. p 90 fat
was hurled from his seat q'stdnce eo broken
ond ne received internal injuries which are consla-
cred dsnseEOus as was b Sait truck was wbsd
hont 80 that II struck and Knocked small hoie ~
sbe third passenger car. No person on the ualn am
was ininred. The accident caused only e"ol'
delay TO the train
SEEKING TO MAKE INDIANS CITIZENS.
A meeting of the local branch of the National
Indian ASSOCIATION took place yosterdav No 13
H.dioonave This organization is composed
wholly OF women the National oncers peI.s Ms Ms
Mary i. Bonoey, of Philadelphia. presuenIi Mrs
AmeIia s OuntOn, of Philadelphia, secretary anu
Ms W,star Morris of Overlook, Penn, treasurer
There ia also large executive commlttaS*
of representatives of all the Protes % 5 ~
lions The object of the society - 20 o ~. ~.
Indians the lights OF citizens, one OF tnS prncipa
aims being to induce the Government 10 allow tnt
Indians to own farms. At the mooting OF the Ioea
branch yesterday the foST T. r g e Newman
rre,ldent; Mrs. Edward Elliott, secretary aht
Mrs j. G. Baldwin, treasurer. Mrs. SHln gun .n'
tecretary of the National body gave 0rie1 review
OF ITS workings for the last year. Inc oIRahza
tion now has local bTan( hes in twenty states any
Intends when its present objects are accomplished
10 enter upon missionary and eddcatiOnal VOTE
among the Indians.
OBJECTS OF ART AT AUCTION
Rather better prices were realized at the saie o.
the sichel collection of antique Ohneso