New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07

SPECIAL lnUUllV TT0E--1I3
were said about the loss of the Gle, CLARK WGnda
appropriate il to his own use Among the things
thus taken were found two fob chains morocco
covered note book. aud other small artlc,,es. a.,
Inspector Newcome arrested Clark on Wednesday
night aud some of the stolen property was ioanu
in his possession he waved ezsnai1 tbo acrion
of the Grand Jury. Clark is meinDer oi Due in
cent Club has frequentcd Roster Dial III
Twenty-third-si. ana has spent more money than
his salary of $3.50 would appear to warrant, a
few weeks ago while he was stamping letters let-
which he had Just struck the s,dnpdiss 1T
was thought at the time, from Tue aPpeSianJJo o
the envelope, that Clark had himself placed eE
plosive material inside. that he might be suihcleht!
injured TO obtain short vacation.
THE BANKERS CONVENTION
Daily sessions now being held py inc ollcers
Of the Executive Committee OF Tue hnierl oan
Bankers Association preparatory 10 the aiual con,
vention of the ass3claaon az Sasasosa Oa
he addresses TO be delivered at the conyen-
yention have not yet Ooeh coinPio!o9d'
large attendance OF qeesae s rs ,t opt and
400 more will be issued. The last convention was
held at Niagara Falls, but the place OF meeting ths
;neIobers rect pton will be given in honor OF the
convention at the Grand Union Hotel Snratoga, III
August 6 and IN the evening there w oT ot t
Convention a garden party Will be given at tne
Grand Union Hotel. The local committee OF tle
ASSOCIATION AT Saratoga whose chairman is Wliiam
Uavbockes of the First National Bank OF Saratoga,
have made arrangements for furnishing deieeates 10
the convention with ow-prced boarding accoi 1
dations providing prompt application Is made TO
Them The rates obtained will he ~ 10 % "a DAY
for transient visitors, aud $40 to $50 week.
TROIIBLEs OF THE HEBREW AID SOCIETY.
The Hebrew Enigrant Aid Society is experiencing
new embarrassments with regard TO lts always
Troublesome charges. The Commissioners OF Euu-
grafton Yesterday gave notice that they couiu no
longer care for the Hebrew immigrants as they had
been doing and that they had sent several hundleo
of them to Wards Island. The necessity OF proVlu-
,ng shelter for these and the hundreds who continue
TO come III spite OF the protestatlohs Oh the society
TO the Mansion House Committee III LONDON, Is CIV
fnp great anxiety TO the Socety's Executive Com-
YnIttse Several plans for caring Tor the Immigrants
have been suggested, among them the building Oh a
vast shelter ON the north END OF MaTHs isIa t'
rLe privilege for doing this has been given by the
proper authorities, but the difficulty OF sustaining
the refugees in shelter during the long period
which may elapse before Work can be found tor
them has made several members OF the committee
hesitate }. III. Schiff has gwen $1,000 10 the So
cety for the erection OF place OF shelter OF lhe
renting of appropriate quarters CDQueSlonaDy
the society VIII soon do something but 10 nnu the
Wisest course is causing some trouble.
There is also talk OF renting a storehouse Tor the
immiprants baggage, and the establishment OF q
ewlng-school Tor the girls, but nothing mas Deen
definitely decided upon, Meanwhile two employees
of the society have set up Labor Bureau III Castle
Garden following the plan OF the German and IRISH
immigration societies, and everything pOSsioe Is
being done to provide the refugees WIN Worh anu
homes Three hundred Russian Jews arrived yes
ferlay aud 800 GOO more are expected before t1e
end OF the week A member OF the Executive Com
mittee said yesterday that the Efforts vi the society
had been hampered IN measure by reports OF tne
laziness and ncapacity of The men. lie denied the
truth of the reports and SAID that they were Will
ing and anxious TO Work at any Lhlhg ana lor any
con,pensatun. The colony at Nlneland lie reported
ma uuufishing The society had raised ABOUT
100000 for the relief OF the jewish Immigrants Is
nearly all of it in this city, and had expended H.
Now ii was found difficult TO secure money, put ue-
spite cable dispatches TO London, Pans, Hamburg
and other places, the influx renamed unchecked
nd he ID
MISFORTUNE OF BEING AN EX-CONYICT.
Henry Williams alias BrogaIi," well-known
thief snatchod watch valued at So from Aq-
puetuS Egg of No. l5S NoosteT-st., a. the latteI
was passing through liOustOn-st. on July 3. Egg
and nenry Baker, oil NO oZ JOhn,st;l VINO saw the
occurrence, started IN pursuit OF liilans VINO was
arrested alter a long chase As Olhcer W alton was
taking the prisoner TO the police station, a well
dressed man interter5d anu endeaVOIed 10 encct MS
RELEASE saying that the arrest was au Outrage VI
ncer WALTON arrested the man aud tOOA MN 10 the
police station, where he sald that MS name was
Stephen Raymond In his poss 'cslOn was 1Ouhd
skeleton key. Both Williams ana Raymond were
arraigned at the jefferson Market Court yesterday
Williams Was held 10 answer. Kay mOuu was rec
oenized as an expert fOrger. lie was charged with
beiug connected with forgery Oi EIe ana
New-lOrk Central Railway bonds, III inc court OF
Genaral Sessions. He was brought from England
by Detective OConnor, of the Central ounce, on
March 10 1877, and was sentenced 10 hVe years
imprisonment by Judge GLdersleeve; Inc lact OF
his being an OH criminal makes the carrying OF
burgiari0us instruments felony Raymond mace
an earnest plea in court aud denied that he was al
ex-conyIct copy oil his commitment was PIo-
duced and on the strength of 1t. he was held III
81 800 10 answer, III default OF winch ne was eOh-
united. Ii stated that tdere are nuIn0e OF III
oIctments now pending against Williams IOr va
rious crimes
OFFICERS REBUKED sBY JUSTICE POWER.
Officer Mulhern OF the twenty third Precinct at
On III Yesterday saw TWO men, one OF whom was
slasning sign with KNIFE III front Oh u Degiey
Luuor store AT Secoud-avc. ana Elghtleth-st. On
A.
Itarthoi Foley age twenty-five, was captured as lie
was about TO enter his house, az No. olO Last
kightieth-st. lie told Mulheih tnat he was en-
deayorlnC to prevent the Otner man from destroying
,he slpn The policeman then SlIuCk INN on Tue
arn with his club, and told nun TO go home 10
avoid passing the officer / OleN went around the
block but before reaching his mousse AGAIN met Mui
bern this time III company with another policeman
and "A roundsman. Foley Telnarkcd llat lIle OllctI
was mistaken or suppoSlhg tnat ne cut inc sBu,
Whereupou he was struck powerful ,piVW on lBe
face nv the rOuadsman and reaIIested by Aiulhern.
Ioiey's brother-iil-law, William l.. byrn, with
whom he lives, came out OF tile mouse ana was I'M
,nedlately taken into custody as foieys companion
in the mutaton OF the sign. Inc PRISONERS were
srfaigned IN the Harlem Ponce Court, where Foley
stated the facts narrated, while ByrnS. lie tes-
tiied that her husband lad remained III the mouse
Ali the evening. Justice Power discharged the
nrieoner. and sad that the whole affair was an
outrage. aud that he believed the officers had com
united perjury.
QUESTIONS AFFECTING COMMERCE.
Alta meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yes
tcrelay a letter was read from j. T. HIlgard, Super
intendent of the United States Coast and Geodetlc
Survey, which stated that "A Tesurvey OF the Lower
BaV OF New York was made last summer, the chart
M which will sOOn be published. The letter was
called out by the discussion the grounding OF
fhe steamship Labrador ON June To- The French
Consul reported that she Lad grounded on new
shoai near the bay, and De asked tof resuivey but