New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-21


ing at Republican Hall, and quorum not Delng
present adjourned until September.
TURK AT PRAYER MEETING.
The Rev Garabed kapI1elein, converted Turk
(Armenian from Constdn tinople), Will conduct the
services of the Fulton Street prayer meeting at NO.
ID Fulton-st. ut noon to-day.
RETURNED TO THIS PORT FOR REPAIRS.
The British ship McDougall which sailed from
this port for Antwerp on Juno II. struck on Plum
Island at the upper end of Long Island Sound, and
returned to NewYork yesterday for repairs.
PURCHASE OF BLEECKER STREET PROPERTY.
The purchase by oliver II. Keep, OF the property
on the south side of Deecker-St, from Broadway 10
Crosby-st., about twenty-five feet IN width. for
$14S,O00, recorded III the Registe/e ONCE yes
terday
oFFrCEHOLDERs IN DOUBT.
Some of the Federal oificeholders who have re-
ceyed circulars from the Republican Congressional
Committee asking them for subscriptions and from
the Civil Service Reform Association, desiring them
not to subscribe, have expressed themselves as IN
doubt what to do. Some subscriptions nave con-
sequently been withheld for the present.
AN ALLEGED OBSCENE PAMPHLET
Dr. William Z. Schultz, of No. / Cllnton-Dlace,
was arrested yesterday By Deputy Marshal Holmes
on bench warrant issued by Judge Benedict,
charged With sending through the mails pamphlet
called the "AnchOr of Rescue" which is alleged TO
be obscene. He was taken before Commissioner
Shields and gave $500 ball
QUICKER TIME TO BOSTON
The Fall River Line steamers Bristol and Proyi-
dence are now running directly to Fall River with
out touching at Newport-the steamers OF the New
Boston express train connecting with steamers az
Fall River will not stop between those cities. The
running time of this train has been reduced to
seventy five minutes Bands OF music are now al
tached to the steamers for the summer season.
REvoKING A REQUEST To BISHOP wHrPPLE.
The Will OF Richard Upjohn, OF Putnam County,
was fled in the Registers Office yesterday. Among
ether requests one giving TO the Rev. J.H Hobart
Brown Professor Charles BabcOck, James a. Up
john, Samuel Upjohn and Bishop nipple, of MIN
nesota, each 81 900. cOdicil takes the bequest
from Bishop Wmpple and provides that it shall be
devoted to the maintenance and education OF the
children of the testator5 son James.
ACCUSING A BooKKEEPER OF ENLIGHTENMENT.
Robert W. Skinner, of the firm OF Jones 81 skin
ner importers OF Havana tobacco, at No. l3l Will
ian-st, charged William W. Ketchum, age twenty,
of No. 3l5 Jay-st. brooklyn before Justice Patter
son Yesterday at the Toinbs Police Court, with
having while In his employ as bookkeeper, on June
10 embezzled and converted to his own use $lOo
collected from Hills Bros, Of No 20 Park-place.
Ketchum was held III default of l,OOO bail
LIBEL AGAINST THE RIO GRANDE.
A libel was fileC yesterday III the United states
d strict Court by the Baker Salvage Company and
Cole IL French, salvoTs and wreckers, OF Norfolk,
Va against the steamer Rio Grande tor services
rendered on May II and Is. The steamer caught
tire near Delaware Breakwater She was sunk IN
shallow water, was pumped out, and then resumed
her voyage TO New-lork, The estimated value of
the steamer and cargo Is 100000
BEATEN FOR STAINING HER DRESS.
Justice Morgan in the Essex Market Police Court,
Yesterday granted warrant for the arrest of Annie
lartmann OF no l3i Second-st, who, 1t Is alleged,
severely beat her adopted daughter, Mary MIlcT,
age eight when she returned from school, because
she had stain on her apron. The child was beaten
with strap, and there were bruises on her arms
and legs IL Is said that although young she Is
line piano player. Mrs. Hartmann took the child
from the Home of the frendless, on Staten Island.
A sUNDAY-sCHooL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Sunday school of the Madison Avenue Con-
gregational Church, 1t Madlson-aye. and Forty
nfth-st., gave an exhibition last night which con-
sisted of songs, recltatons and choruses After the
exhibition Or. David +. holton explained the
method used by Professor Gustavus Seyitarth in de-
cipherlng the hlerogyphlcs upon obelisks IN gen
era and upon the one now Ill central Park III par
ocular.
TIE PRESIDENCY OF AN EXCHANGE.
At a meeting OF tine Iron and Metal exchange yes
terday committee OF five was appointed TO select
president in place OF Jordan l.. Mott, who recently
dc. lined the office. l.. L. White who WAS made
Chairman oil the commit ee stated that prominent
member OF the metal trade would accept the presl-
dency if his partner, who absent from the city,
made 40 objections. The merchants name was not
made public. The building, which has been occu-
pied by inc Seventh Ward National Bank is To be
lifted up for the use OF the Exchange. The bang
will remove 10 Broadway and Joln-st.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO STEAL
John Sullivan, alias David Haggerty, OF NO. 81
Water ST., arrested yesterday by Detectives
Adams and Reilly on "A bench warrant, issued by
Judge Cowing, under an indictment charging the
prisoner with assault with intent 20 steal from
John Reynolds, of No. AZ South-st., on March Ii.
Sullivan had been previously arrested, but when
the ease to trial the complainant was reported
as dead, aud the was dismissed 1t was after
ward found that the complainant was still living,
and the warrant was issued Tor SullIVaITs AZ
rest. He was committed to the Iombs.
CONVICTED OF BIGANY SECOND TIME.
| Walter II. Chase, school teacher, was tried yes
| terday before Judge Cowlng fOt the second tlme
| on IA charge of bgamy. The first trial, III January
last resi- ted III a verdict OF guilty. and Chase was
sentenced to three and half years imprisonment.
| A new trial was ordered by the supreme Court, and
| resulted yesterday III a second conviction. Chase
| was married on February -, 1876, 10 Miss Mary
sanford, at sprngport' Slich., and on Octobor l.,
| scuoDl teacher. The second marriage per-
| iolmed by the Rev. DR.. Collyer, Of the Church of
| the Messiah, III this city.
| BROOKLYN.
David Shumsick, OF No 800 Fourth-st. Il. D., was
arr. sted Yesterday tor stealing 40 from the apart
| menis of C. ZabiIskie. at No. Sol tOurtb-st.
j. A. JOEL who arrested tor libeling Colonel
McLeer IN his Journal was Admitted to ball ia the
| sum of $1,000 yesterday. Ills Donusinen are Henry
| hamilton ana Samuel Myers
| Mayor Low has the ensuing ten days in Which to
| appoint fifteen members OF the Board of Education.
| Inc Board will then have thirty members ap-
pointed By the PRESENT member and hiteen Old men-
Ders.
JERSEY CITY
Miss Ida Crozier, age twenty, of No. 22s Ffth-st.,
and William II. Cathcart, age twentyslX, OF No. l4l
GTand-st.. married yesterday morning Dy JUS
tee Stllslng, Ill the FIRST District fOllce Court.
| Cathcart had been arrested On a charge OF seduc-
| ton. preferred by Thomas Niuans, Miss Crozier S
stepiather, and nc consented 10 sostIe inc Case Oy
marrying tine girl
| William CuTley, one of two brothers who were
arrested on saturday afternoon Tor al atrOclOus as
sault on John IL. Ward, letter-caIrier. has pro-
cured warrant Tor the arrest OF Ward on counter
| charge OF assault and battery. The brothers have
begun a civil suit tor 900 damages against Cinet
Murphy ami Captain FarIier for false Imprisonment,
| ana nave Instituted criminal proceedings against
| Detectives Dalton and Doyle ANA Omcer spcer ON
| the same charge. They claim that Ward was the
aggicssur, aud thai William Curley, whom he at
| tackled only acted IN self-defence. Ward is out Oi
| danger, but - not yet apIe 10 DC ABOUT.
NEWARK
| The Rev. Joseph n. smith, rector of st. Pauis
Protestant Episcopal Church, has resigned to enter