New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15
NETWORK CITY.

of the Produce Exchange yesterday elected exPres7
| ident Forrest III. Parker, Alexander Mum and
| Gustav Schwab trustees of tine fund.
| TWO DESIGNATIONS RECEIVED.
At the meeting of the trustees of the College or
the City of NewrYork held YESTERDAY afternoon the
were received and referred to the executive commit
! ice.
| A CITY BLOCK CHANGES HANDS.
! The property Oh the east side OF 1hlrd-aye eX-
| tending from Ninety-ninth TO One-hundredth-st.,
and having a depth of 40 feet has been purchased
| by Charles Sedgwick from Samuel Simmons and
| his wife for 100000 IN excess OF mortgage Tor
$4,000
| WRECK WHICH is AN OBSTRUCTION
At the meeting OF the Pilot Commissioners yestcr-
steamship Nankin was an obstruction to navigation
| in Swash Channel, and that all work upon her had
been abandoned. The Federal Government will be
asked to remove the wreck
| CHANGE ~ TUE APPRAISERS OFFICE.
| DIR. II. NJ. Baker, who was appointed nearly three
years ago to the Laboratory Department III the APP
praisers office as expert i'll anilIne dyes and col
or-, Was restored TO the position yesterday over
month ago he transferred TO all Inferior position
but the reversal of this order was quickly made.
CoNyIcTs PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT
United states Marshal Knox has received from
the President pardOns for Dominick Malone; SEN
fenced for having kept an illicit distlllery in Fifty
third-st and for Michael Corners, counterielter
Malone has served one year of an eighteen months
term, and Corners had four years yet to serve IN
seven years term.
GOING TO EUROPE FOR THE SUMMER.
The BLUSH tOnSl -(fencTdl, L. VI. Archibald. ana
wife and j. Is. Bowler and wife VIII sail to-day on
the White Star steamer Adratc. Professor j. V.
~ Standlsh and wiie of Gaesburg, Ill; Lieutenant
George T. Scri7en t. :. A.: William and Robert
Gonrlay and c. +. Christensen will sail on the
State of Nebraska for Glasgow. George Weren-
rath the well-known tenor of Plymouth Church,
and his wife sailed for Europe yesterday on the
Iekla for Copenhagen.
ICE, ROUGH WEATHER AND FOG.
The steamahp Amcrika arrived from Bremen
yesterday, and after dischargng portion OF her
cargo and 50S immigrants, proceeded TO Baltimore
with about 600 immigrants and the remainder of
her cargo. She considerably delayed on the
banks OF Newfoundland by ice and rough and foggy
weather. On saturday last she passed through
large ileet OF lce6ergs, one OF which was at ieast
500 tect high This ice was only about 100 miles
north Of the latitude of Sandy Hook
\ NEW HAY AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Forty-ive dealers in hay aud country produce
met yesterday III tho Utah House at kighth-aye.
and Twenty-Five ST., with l., Dillenbeck in the
chair and organized themselves into an association
to be called the Manhattan Hay and Produce Ex-
change. constitution and bylaws for the gov
eminent of the Exchange were adopted. The tx
change is to be IN the old Manhattan Market build
ing The price OF seats was fixed at SO each, the
annHal dues P15.
GOOD PRICES FOR HORSES
An auction sale OF trOtting horses and Shetland
ponies from the taTm of William Watson took place
yesterday at the American Institute Building, I'M
der the management OF Peter {. Kellogg ~ Co.
Twelve trOttug horses sold COR g., 494 average
Of S'iSG. The bidding was lively. Glenair, chest
nut stallion eleven years old, Messenger Duroc
stock with a record of 2:Z6, brought $l,O25.
Ajax. bay gelding, eight years Old, sold tOr9lOIo,
the highest price obtained
BAD CONDITION OF THE APPROACHES TO PIER
Representatives, Of the Leith Steamship Line,
lessees of Pier new No. 90 North River, foot OF
West Twenty -sxth-st, appeared before the Dock
Commissioners yesterday and represented that the
roadway 10 the pier was IL such bad condition tnaO
loaded trucks could not reach ii in safety. The
company mas tbIs lar declined to pay rent on &C
count of the condition OF the approaches. PreSl-
dent LaunbeeT SAID that the pier had been finished
and rod tor Gofn al am
the Department would insist tnat the rent should be
paid. 1t had nothing to do with the condition Of
the streets.
COMMITTED POR AssAULTING TWO CHGNAMRN.
LO Ling, age twenty-tOur, the owner OF a laundry
at No, Gzo SecOnd-aye., anu An Ian, an assistant,
charged John Cuslck, of No.334 East Thirty-eghth
ST., with teoniOus assault Cusick claimed that the
Cinnamon had refused 10 give up some shirts which
he had left with them to be washed. In the dispute
Cuslck struck LO Ling IN the face with brass
knuckles and afterward peat him IN a brutal man
ner An Ian, on going 10 the assistance OF his
cOuntryman, was med at three times by Cu5ick
one of the balls taking effect of his arms. In
the IOmbs Ponce Court Yesterday Cusck, whose
real name, the police say Is j. b. OBuen, was COM
mItteG for trial III the Court of General Sessions.
BROOKLYN.
Judge Cullen yesterday granted the petition of
Norman Andrews and John :. Ellis for an injunction
restraining the city from disturbing them III the
OF piers at the foot of North sixth and North
Severth-sts,
The Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal Church has
passed resolutions condemning the action of the
commissioners Of Charities and Correction in re-
qucstlng the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract
Society TO appoint another chaplain to succeed tire
Rev job G. lass III the Kings County PenltentIary
Mr.. Bass is local preacher In the Fleet Street
Church.
The will of George A. Waddy, late Inspector of
Police bequeath hing estate of $50 600, filed
for probate yesterday The bulk of the estate is
lett to "A daughter by the decedents first wife aud
son BY his second wife. The widow is gwen q
house and $1,000, while the three sons by ms first
vile are cut oil with $500 800 and 5000 respec-
lively. The will is to be contested.
JERSEY CITY.
j. V. HurF5 residence No GIL Jersey-ave., was
entered by sneak-thef on Tuesday and jewel
box containing two diamond earrings, a diamond
finger ring and two gold chains carried oil.
Richard Walter and Mary Shea prisoners in the
passing counterfeit coin were married yesterday
morning by Clty Missionary icTinder III Jailer
Joyce's paTlor.
The Rev. Cornelius c. Brett and his wife sailed
for Europe yesterday III the Galla. Mr.. Brett took
with hin the Garfield memorial volume which was
ordered 10 bo presented 10 QueeG Victoria and will
communicate with Minister Lowell on his arrival
III London.
yesterday morning on D9niOrth-aYe. by Officer
Jaackcns as a Suspicious person. He had large
bundle IN his possession and could not give satIs-
factory account Oi himself 1t was afterward ascer-
tanned that Patrick Nugcnts house IN Washington-
ave. had been brosen into. lhorenans bundle
contained the stolen ,opery He was committed
for trial.
NEWARK.
The police force Of Newark numbering about 40
men, weec reviewed yesterday by the Mayor and
other municipal officers. Al The conclusion of the
parade the men we're marched to Apollo Hail. where
a collation. served. \ handsome gold medal
the gait Of the Chairman of the Police Committee
OF the Common Council Alderman sandiord, was
presented TO Patroman Van Ness IN recognition of
his bravery IN experimenting and arrcsting bur
glar recently.
NEW-JERSEY.
UNION HmL--At n mass meeting of citizens held
on tuesday night the Board of Education was re-
quested to appropriate $50 900 Tor the erection of
new school hOnae % takn the paee OF the illuminated