New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
time the Injunction will have been argued and
nrObabIv disposed of.

| TAXES on BANKS To BE PAID. H.. .oo
The leading banks Will pay to-day the clty iaao
assessed upon their shareholders Tor me ye IN tho
the payment of which they have contested ~ tho
courts 1t was suggested by officers VI solne VI 49,
Wall street banks Yesterday thai one Oh h The
| might not accept the offer recently mace ny .no
Cornoration Counsel for a settlement OF lne Itttn
tion Tbe action of the Clearing House
favor of the proposed settlement was pH 30
| general y an Indication that the banks Wouiu pay
the taxes.
THE PROPOSED STATION AT BATTERY PARK.
An Injunction was granted by Judge D3nohu I on
! Thursday preventing interference by the Iark S"m-
,n;ssi0nsrs and the Commissioners of Public Works
with the New-York Elevated RAJ way IN ouliui ~
station at Battery-place and GTeenwlcn,sG H fn
| company has therefore resumed preparations lor
| erecting the station. The iron castings nave Deen
ready Tor several months and the work VIII De
| done without delay. The company promises not "
| encroach upon the Battery Park III any way
| A DECISION FROM WHICH THERE is 40 APPEAL"
! The Board of Managers OF the Produce EX-
change to whom was referred inc apPe'l ~ t in
their claim against Hustled X Hazeltne yesteIggay
referred the matter TO the Law Commltee' liho
| apoeal was made upon the belief that thG pIaln
Gommittee had misconstrued the facts. 1t Is the
OPINION of members of the board and OF the Law Law
Committee that they have no jurisdiction ana 'li''
the decision cannot be appealed irom'
THRAsHING HIS HOST or CHRISTMAS pay.
According TO the evidence given III the l"Ikvlne
Police Court Yesterday, Patrick Earl was IN uuWel-
come guest at the nome of his broiheT-ln-law, I'M
Othv (JCaIlahan nj No 302 East Twenty nlnth-st,
on Christmas Day There lie deV0uied non
share of the Christmas dinner, ana nor nkIns lno
indignant expression OF OCaah3ns couHtenauc',
he occeded to thrash him. After compile ing theJog
to his entire satisfaction. Earl lelt me plaCe "n
O'Cal ahan procured warrant Tor MS arrest Hc
was he'd Tor examination.
CONSOLIDATION OF BAPTIST CHURCHES.
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court Cham
ber. yesterday made an order peiIntilhg tur con
| sOdatiOn of the Pilgrim and Somth baP'sii
! Churches under the name of the West IhIty-thrd
! Street Baptist Church. The agreement LOT I,ne
| consolidation was made about a year ago. nv ,
tru. fees of the new church VIII s' the property Oh
the south Bantist Church and use the proceeds III
paving off the mortgage debt on me rear TS,a'e o,
! congregations will hereafter occupy as pace Vi
worship the Pilgrim Church
! SUSPENDED FROM THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Thomas Atkinson, exporter OF Hour gram ana
| provisions at Nos and >tone-sJ, was susPehttyu
, from the Produce Exchange yesterday daring 'hc
| pleasure OF the Board of Managers. 1t appears
| that MIR Atkinson had an open ac' cunt with Johu
/ Adams who has an office in the building aud VINO
| re presents Glasgow exporting hrm mere was
some difficulty about settling their differences and
the matter was referred to he Complaint Commit
| fee and thence to the Board of Managers. VINO APP
| pointed a special committee on arbitration. MI
Atkinson appeared indifferent as o any "Ilcial &C.
/ ton, and the matter was AGAIN referred % we
! Board. which suspended HIM for uubuslhcss-hAe
! conduct.
! NEITHER AUNT NOR MOTHER FIT TO CARE FOR HER;
Ann Crowley. of No SO East Broadway, ana
Catherine EnGe Of No. 81 Orchard-st., were in he
| Essex Market Police Court vest ay, intending
the tir,t-named il mother and the last aunt. he
! glrl no 20 December lived with her mother On
that day she disappeared. and the police on Thurs
| day night found her with her amt TO justice
Patterson each woman declar, that the other was
an u fit person TO have the care OF the gll Agent
Young, of thc Society for the Prevention o! cruelty
TO Children made characterization ana decided tnat
neither ought have the glrl. She Will be sent to
! the Catholic ProtectOry.
DAMAGES ASSESSED AT TEN CENTS.
Patrick Dempsey and George Smith the two pO-
| lcemrn who elected from car on the twenty
thrd-st car line On November % because they
reused to pay their fares, each sued for dam
ages by the company, and YESTERDAY a jury IN
Justice Gedney's court awarded the pIalntlil ten
in each case and costs to the amount OF 20 ~
Justice Gcdncy i'll charging the jury sad mat the
cOmpanys rule requiring passengers todepoSlt thelr
fares in the box was a lawful and reasonable one
and that policemen had no superior rights over "rd-
nary passengers
BROOKLYN.
Justice Fisher yesterday sent Andrew Pheely,
we'll know, criminal, to The pcnitentlary Tor four
months, for stealing newspaper.
The marriage of Thomas, G; Armstrong and Mrs
Mary Armstrong was auhulIeI yesterday III tAe SUI
preme Court upon the ground OF fraud
Police Sergeant Strong, Of the Thirteenth Pre-
cinct, resigned because OF i'll health yesterday
| He has been upon the police force for nineteen
years.
Aaron Brnkerhoff. the present Deputy Controller,
! who will assume the duties of the office of Control
| Ter next week has named "Obert Courtney as ms
! deputy. Mr. Courtney was bond clerk III the tie
! partment until he resigned last fall.
Judge Gilbert of the supreme Cont has written
an opnion dissenting from the decision of judges
! Barnard and Dykman, who refused to confirm the
report of commissioners ~ favor OF tie East ldFcf
| Bridge and COuey Island Steam Tranhit Company
proposed elevated road, after COMPENSATION to abut
| ting propelty-owners was provided for, Judge
Gilbert holds that the proposed road would mate
rally benefit New-York and Brooklyn.
JERSEY CITY.
| CITY Missionary Verrnder, who has held his posi-
| ton for twenty nne wears, has resgIed
! A case of smallpox was discovered in n tenement
! house i'll Chutor-ave., West HOboken, yesterday
! The victim Is aged lady named Ruesm. 1t is the
/ first case reported since last summer.
John W. IIaydock, an ex-mcmber of the Wee
hawken police force who at the last spring election
! IN that place got Il gang OF repeater from New
! York 10 vote, Was sentenced by Judge GarrctsOn
| yesterday to one year i'll the County JAN
Two addressed young women. who gave; their
! names as Mary Nee lcaTy and Josephine Gambling,
and who said that they lived IN New-YOrk, were
arrested last night on a charge of passing counter
felt money. -Four counterfeit 81 bills found
| iii their possession.
Daniel Williams. Ncw-York thief, who was
caught few evenings ago III the act of ealing two
! gold chains from case IN Adolf alterss jewelry
8 ore. on NevMk.ayc., and VINO pleaded guilty. to
| charge of grand larceny, was sent need by Judge
GarIetsOu IN the Court of General Sessions yeser-
/ day, TO five years IN the State Prison.
NEWARK.
Flora Vreeland, age thirteen, whose parents live
! ot Eraultiin \ j. ran away from her home yestcr-
day afternoon. She left a note stating tina. She IN
tended 10 go to Newark, AID asking her family not
/ to worry about her The Newark police were asked
! last night TO look out for her.
NEW-JERSEY.
WEsTFIEID-A broken axle caused the wreck Of
six coal cars on the New-Jersey Central Railroad
| on Thursday night.
! EIIzABETH-An unknown man was killed on the
| New-,Jersey Central Railroad near West Elizabeth
/ about noon yesterday. An unknown woman was
! killed while picking coal, by the Philadelphia eX-
press.