New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

nv,>o wrruo1-r RECOVERING Consequences.
George W.. Dobbs, lSD1't in,se az in the
street ON Thursday night and was ie,noNUu ,astcr
Rooseyet Hospital where he died w - Ne Tne cansc
day without lecGytriGa he ascertained by tho
ooamo ond request for an autopsy was sent u 'no
Coroners office yesterday
ro r,srp,p,,Tr UyLEAvESEp BREAD.
The articles of incorporation Oh ulc -, Insticc
lief Issoclaion were approved yesterdhy pS aN
ihabne in the Supreme Court, Chambers. tne ou
octs of fine association are To distribute anus p wv"
and deserving sraetes 81 Food r durnu the feast Of
~. possover 10 enable them 10 observe TINS isaSt ~
accordance with the Mosaic Law; Inc pirsu ~ ~. ~
the association Max MEYER ere ' astcnn dree
tees. all OF whom alc "oi'i' Va WV
tors ten arc woneh'
TIE Nrw.YoRK FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
The ANIMAL meet ing of the New-York Free CiIcu-
was held at the temporary library anu hoau ths
f follow S' oficemwere elected preside9 Henry
= Pellen; cc-presidents, B; II; Field Mrs. =; =.
Barlow +. ID. Stevens ana nps; ro ?. William
reenauSb II was stated that the building recsn ~
Unrcbased by the Library, No. 40 Bo1d-st will DO
ready for occupancy about FEBRUARY ISL
PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD.
f,oa exhibition of paintings Is now open at the
Nnd;son Souare Art ROOMS No IL East twenty
third-st he collection Will De sofa az aucuon Gi
next Monday and Tuesday EVENINGS there are o III
ali 100 paintings, mostly by modern European ar
'ists Among those whOse works appear IN the col
ec ION are Alvarez, Boldini COrot, Courbet CGu-
ture. Daubigny, DeCock; DeNenviile De Trnre
Gailait JacGue Lefebre, Lejeune, Lesrel, MahraZo'
Niiiet Moreau Pamaroli, echreyer. a; stevenss
Iroyon. Van Marcke, VerboeckhoVen' Nloert' VIZ
legas, Zlem.
Tbn Roard of Managers of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday elected William h. fletcher W
succeed 5. II. Grant as superintendent, Ie 70
having resigned to become private secretary "
Wayor Franklin Edison. Mr.. Fletcher Decallle d
messenger on the Produce Exchange IN MAY. leoo,
and since then has flied nearly every POSITION at tne
Eb no. He was appon Jed assistant superintendent
aoout nVe months ago, and is considered mo ougns
fitted for his new position D. svnerir
clerk of the exchangcw was elected asSiStah' SuP'i
tendent to succeed Mr.. FLETCHER
INSPECTING A NEW STEAMSHIP
large number of people visited tine North Ter
man Lloyd stea Ishp Vera Sesierday inTi hn at
some of the Commissioners OF Emigration lhe la.-
ter nspected the accommodations Tor lihhlIgidInt
messengers which were found 10 DO excellent. Inc
Werra has proved OF the fastest OF tHe tralls-
,tanp,c ~esses Her last voyage to New-for was
made IN eight days and one hOur running o Sin '
from Sou, hampton. her speed ranging nom ~ h.
~ miles in "a hours AS she was not pu. w IL
10 tast sn,eo in consequence OF her machinery be-
ing new and not sufficiently worn 10 warrant a
expected TO be Iaster'
CHARGED WITH PERJURY
BEFORE Justice Smith, i'll the Essex Market fonce
Court Yesterday Lawrence \. Cox, thnty years OF
aoe a resident of Baltimore, Md. was held 1or trlni
S % cbarge of periury Cox was taken to the court
from tine Ludlow street jail, where he mas uEeit
confined for some months OH clvil actlon orousn'
Inv the BoWker FertlllZlug Company LOT the loGGY
ayy or moneys alleged 10 have been received oS nun
as agent for the concern. Inc perjury, as cna so'
is that tne defendant swore falsely tnat he wac ~
ye,gled into this state on March IL by the promise
thai if certain alleged illegal business TRANSACTIONS
in which Cox was interested, could not be satlsac-
torily decided he would be- allowed 10 return 10 Ills
home 10 settle the question NJ ISSUE
ERNEST HARvIER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Allan Mcdonald, counsel Tor Ernest Harvler, APP
neared in the jefferson Market Ponce court yesVeI
day afternoon with his clent Tor the purpose pl
hearing Justice Ford's decision III regard 10 me
oDaryes against him by Marie Prescott Perlel VI
criminal libel aud perjury Mr. Mcdonald was IN
formed that Harvier was held III 81 800 gall Tor
trial it being one-quarter less than his exam aton
bond Mr.. Mcdonald left the Court immediately,
and Justice Ford, fearing that he would Apply a
writ of certiorari insisted that Harvicr should at
once furnish the bail be committed TO prison ms
father became his bondsman. writ OF certlolari,
made returnable to-day, was Obtained later from rom
Judge Donohue in the supreme Court On lis being
served on Justice Ford he said that he had dsposed
of the case He sent the pape1s TO the Dlstrlct-At
torney's office.
BROOKLYN.
The body of q woman about fifty years of age,
which had been in the water only short time, was
found Yesterday in the ferry slip at the foot of
Grand-st.
r. G. Hollngsworth a livery stable keeper, OF No
ass Warren-st on Wednesday let a horse and
carriage worth $3.50 to "a man who gave the name
of = A. Clark, OF No. l16 Fifth-st. The man nd
gwen.
The seventeenth annual report of the Chdren's
Aid Society shows that ga children were helped
III the last wear. Inc total receipts were or
The sum OF $50 900 for building the new home for
sboys in P6plarst. has been secured; $4,000 Is
needed
The Grand Jury made presentmentin the Court
of Sessions yesterday declaring the steam railroad
lOpeIated by the Long Island Railroad Company
in Atlantic-ave. public nuisance, and recommends
ing steps to abate 1t. 1t IS set forth that not less
Than 300 trains are run each day, with constant
ringing of bells AID blowing OF whistles. The tonce
beside the track WI the closing OF gates at the
street crossings completely cuts OIL travel for SIX
hours each day since the road has been operated
iii the present fashion at least thrly-hve persons
| have been killed.
JERSEY CITY.
George Harrison the coored man who was inter
| cepted al the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry a few
nights ago with sto.en jeweTy and lOthing. pleaded
guilty IN the Court of special Sessions yesterday,
and was sent 10 the state Prison for three years
| six months.
Arthur IIilard and John Granmer, two young
rutiians were arrested by Detective Clos yesterday
for alrOcOus assault anu battery on Emery Ryer, a
detOrned cripple, fifteen years old. Ryer keeps n
| newspa DER and at Filth and NOumouth-sts ,wnere
| he ekes out bare livelihood by selling papers,
| candy, etc. The prisoners went there yesterday,
| and because RyeT would not permit them to take
what they wanted without paying thcy beat him III
| "A brutal manner.
|
| pleaded non vuit TO Indictment charging HIM
| with having embezzled, $1,000 belonging To the
| town of Harrison, while he was Town Treasurer,
| was called Tor sentence yesterday III the Court OF
| Sessions. Sentence was delayed because il was in
tmated to the court that Reillys mother would re-
| fund the money. lie was sentenced the State
| Prison Tor three years and SIX months.
| NEWARK.
| Prosecutor Gustavus y. Abeel is reported to be
living nj in a hoel in Toronto. Canada whittier lie
| wcnG a lew DAYS ago OH business connected with
the exiraditlon of William A. Hail. the embezzing
| Controllers clerk.
workman took lighted torch to search for he
| source OF escaping gas III large house, No. 2sg
| Market-st., yesterday morning. The result was an
| ,.nalnn Of IuAt shntIrred the nlaln nlnAa