New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
last Justice Otterbourg held him in $40 bail to sp
pear at the General Sessions. Mr.. b. van 'ooi
his one of the firm, becamehls bond5nan.

last Justice Otterbourg held him in $40 bail 10 al-
pear at the General Sessions. Mr.. Is van 'ooi
| his. one of the firm, becamehis bondsman.
| AN ENTERTAINMENT BY THE 18TH REGIMENT; i,
The first of q series Of entertainments during III
winter by the officers of the 18th Regiment wa wa
given last evening In the armory at BroanW,ay a W
Forty ffth-st. Company X, Captain Mi1'ar III,
| company formed with sixteen files front anu VEN
| through the maneuvres in creditable manner
| After the drill there was dancing.
Isl CLEw TO Mr.. RICH!
Mrs. Rich, the wife of the missing merchant; re,
ceiyed Yesterday letter from Edwin L. Cole, ol
EsOpus n. Y, stating that he saw man ans"erlile
10 the description given of Mr. Rich, on the steamer
| James W. Baldwin, on Wednesday evening. Dec U.
| The man seemed to be out of his head, as lie was
! continually talking to himself. even when III the
| presence of other people.
DIR. FLINT CALLED TO SEE GENERAL BOWEN.
General James Bowen was more comfortable yes
terday and his mind appeared clearer IMAM AT any
| time since last Sunday. DIR. Austin fllnt was
called in consultation by Dr. Po9ley, tne
condition still critical Yesterday lie coIhpldl.cu
occasionally of a "fulncss in his head, and often
| pressed his hands against It,
| AFRAID TIE IMPROVEMENT WILL NOT LAST.
meeting of the Citizens West Side Protective AS
sociaiiol was held last night at Barrgans Hali at
Canal aud Desb losses streets. Several members re-
ported that the nuisance from the cars III inc streets
had been sOmcw hat abatcd but the fear was prcva-
lent that the improvement would only continue LOT
short time committee Of five was appointed TO
confer with the meulners OF the west sue Property
Association 10 secure it's cooperation
EXPLOSION OF KEROSENE IN THE STREE ,
A barrel containing some kerosene oil In 'front.' OF
$50 Watel-st was blown to pieces ny sudden OK
plosiOn yesterday afternoon. Edward lealy' seven
teen years Old OF No. DIG WateT-st, VINO vas stanu-
ing near tho barrel was thrown down by the o. Ply
sion His clothing took fire and he was burned o2dy
a out the limbs aud body. The police seat him TO
Bellevue Hospital 1t was supposed that some per-
son threw lighted match into the Darrell
OBTAINING PORK BY FALSE REPREsENIATioNs
Henry f. Hopkins age forty-three, Of No. VIM
throp-place was arraigncd before Justice Morgan
Yesterday az the Tomus Police Court. by Detective
Kcrwin, of the Twenty-seventh Precinct on
eli rye of having by false Tepresen tatlonS obtained
a quantiy of tender lon pork of the value ct @3oo
of Armour Plankintop d Co., OF Chicago, on De-
cembcr .. He was held Tor examination
HANIAN TO ROW AGAINST KENNEDY.
Edward Hanlan, of Toronto, and john A. Ken
ncuy of Portland, Me, met at the O1ce OF Inc
IHI, Field and Farm yesterday afternoon, and
signed articles of agreement to row three-lhlIe
race with n turn. Tor $500 side, on or aDOnt
june l. 1883 A forfeit OF 81 900 q side was de-
posted, and the men are TO meet IN lhis city on
My l 10 deposit another @I,OJO cach Wheu tHe
place aud time of the meeting VIII be agreed upon
CIGAR DEALERS TO OPPOSE THE PENAL CODE.
The cigar manufac urers and dealers held meet
inC Last evening in Germania Assembly Rooms Nos
29l and 293 BOWcry, to take measures to prevent
the enforcement of the Sunday laws. Justice Steck-
ler who had been invited to the meeting to present
legal view of the question, SAID that the scllng OF
cigars was certainly deed OF charity, but that
the law might determine that it was a necessity IL
was resolved that test case should be MADE.
CHARGING HER HUSBAND WITH ASSAULT
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, Her
mann IA. hOlzboTn was accused by his wife, Regina,
of assault and battery. She testified that while
seated at the supper table quarrel began, and That
her husband struck her i'll the face aud attempted
to choke her. Mr.. HOzb0rn testified that the quar-
rel arose from the actions OF his wife, VINO had
STAYED away from the house till late hour on the
night preceding the occurrence. The jury acquitted
Mr.. HOlzuOm without leaving their seats.
AN AMERICAN snIp's LONG VOYAGE.
The American fhp David Crockett arrived from
San Francisco Yesterday, having been I02 days on
equator, on September II, Captain Anderson re-
ports that he encountered the seyerest hurricane
that he had ever met with Inc lowe lower topsai ana
ii they had been paper, and then heavy sen broke
over the stern, DONG much damage Charles Hart
ley seaman, received bruises from which he died
Oh september Is.
SEEKING A NEW TRIAL.
judges Wallace, Benedict aud Brown yesterday
heard argument on a motion in arrest of judgment
aad for new trial IL the case OF Seah L. Call who
" as COW Ctcd on OctUD % IL tie United States
Circuit Court OF having passed forged United States
bonds. The has been twice tired, the first con-
yicton having been reversed by the United states
for Mr. Call and Assistant DIsIict-At FIcro
appeared tor the Government
ACCUSED OF CAUSING STOCK TO DECLINE -,
Charles d. Keep, editor and proprietor OF The
TdU Aho6t Daily Ntr8, went before Justice Morgan
at ths iomus Police Court. on omplant |
Of AdOlph EnLler and Henry T.. SpTague, two Of the
directors of tnci Denver and Rio Grande Railway. |
for having printed and published a statement in the |
issue OF his paper OF Deccmber9. affecting the stock |
Of that railroad and causing decline of per cent,
ID us market price. Lx,Judge Fullerton appeared |
for the prosecution and MI Porter Tor the defence.
Bail was required, and furnished for examination |
III -, 200.
LIVING N HOLE N THE GROUND.
officer Denn"rlan, OF the Ihirty-iourth Precinct, |
arrested yesterday Italian named AugIstOni. |
who had dul hole about six by ten IN thc ground |
N the woods in SedgwIcK avenue, near Morris |
Dock. This lie had covered with old boarI, and |
wien found was cooking potatoes over fire in the
interior. These and lew bits Of s'ae bread were |
his supper In one corner Of the PIT was q pile of |
leaves that he had used as bed In this place the
man mad lived Wcc6 lie has spent TWO rms of |
two months each on the Island for vagrancy. He |
was taken to the Harlem Police COurt and thence |
sent back by Justic, O1teIbourg to fremont.
ANXIETY ABOUT A STEAM BARK.
dispatch from Batn, Me. yesterday stated that |
much anxiety WIS 1el regarding the safety of The
new steam bark Mendoza which sai.rd from that
city lor Aew-Iork On Decembel i. Tle vessel is
consigned 10 Thomas Norton IL Co.. o. thiscl'y Mr.
Norton said yesterday that he had he slightest
apprehension for her safety She was not dnls rent
Lom an ordinary sailing bark, except ttat she had
machinery 10 be usci as an auxiliary N hen .bc
sailed ehe had on board only three days supply OF
fuel He believed that tins had become exhausted
I'd that sue had been blown OF the coast by the
adverse wlhds.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CREW OF A WRECKED RApt
The Havana steamship City of i .xaudra winch
arrived on Wednesday night, had on board a part
)t the crew of the American bark Robinson Crisoe
which sailed from Philadelphia on November 10 for
Vera Cruz with "A cargo OF coal. They were rescuei
rom their vessel, winch was wrecked on November
10. on the Western Triangle near Yucatan Captain |
Don, of the Robinson CrusOc, and four men re- |
NAMED at Yucca an to try and save some Of tine rig
ying ana stores of the bark she was owned bv !
w. kobinson, OF Boston, and was built III 1874
MN WHO ARE ANXIOUS 10 De TRIED
A. j. DIT nhucier, counsel for the persons accused
If violating the registry laws III the With Assem-
by District before the last election, applied 10 |
Judge COwng III The Court ol General Sessions YES
eTdaY for a sneenX Trial for his cllents T.e -.