New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-15

to 800 There arc 1913 members and about 3Vo
subscrbers who are entitled TO the privileges OF Ihe
floor The subscribers want TO come INTO the Ex-
change at the old price of $50. The members are
disposed, however, to raise the admission Zee 70
81 90 before allowing any more persons 10 JOIN, anu
then to force all subscribers to join by allowing only
members on the floor. No decision was reached and
the matter was laid over for one week.
OyFRsTEPPISG HIS DUTIES.
John Glass, of No 500 Atlantic-ave., Brooklyn,
was arraigned in the Harlem Police Court yesterday
to answer charge OF felonlous assault prcIrirea
against him by Theodore Schnrges OF NO. VQo o
waited Railroad, and Is stationed at Inc Ohc.huli-
drtd- and-twenty-ninth-st. station; ms outy Is
TO see that all mas engers leaving nne Trans bs Har
he presented pitiful appearance. IFS face wac
dscolored with bruises, and his nose and lips were
swollen. He said he remained on the platform OF
on Monday night, when he was seized ana Deatet
by Glass Justice Murray severely reprimanded
Glass. and held him in $1,000 bail TO answer LII
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 2G7; births, III; marriages,
Ronndsman Felix Brady of the Third Precinct,
was reduced TO the rank of patrOlman yesterday,
on the ground of neglect of duty and ineffclency.
Health Commissioner Raymond has revoked the
permit of George Il. Forester for a bone grlh'lnB
factory in FOurth-placc, between Cour6 ana smith
SITS. on the ground that the factory is nuisance.
TIE City Arnorv Building at Cranberry and
Hcnry-sts. was sold at auction yesterday under
resolution of the Board of Aldermen. John V. ID;
Reid, Of the Eureka Fire Hose Company PAID
1900 for il.
The M?plcson 0PeTl, Company vii render
Music tomorrow night. Mile Doranl, who takes
the part of LeOROrd, will then make her hrst ap-
pearance in Brooklyn.
The lessee of the Pierropont House in Montague
ST.. &. n. Reed, whose lease Will shortly expire has
purchased property at tn" rear of the hotel at Rem
sen and IIicks-sts, on which to erect n new large
hotel to be called the Winthrop.
JERSEY CITY.
James Anderson, of No. As Sevcnth-st, was ar
rested yesterday on the complaint Of his wlie, who
have only been married fhIcc mouths, ard III that
time Anderson has been arrested three times on the
complaint of his wife, He was committed Tor trlal
NEWARK.
An examination was held yesterday by Commits
soner Paterson in the case Of John Harkins, Alfred
Kinsey and Daniel Black, three sailors OF the bark
Aberdeen, charged with mutiny on the high seas.
Robert T. COnk, captain of the vessel. testified that
the bark left Port Royal South Carolina on Feb
ruary 81 and that acts OF nsubordnation began on
the first night out On February ~ kinsay IN III
of anger called him vile names, and knocked HIM
down. The mate of the vessel testified that he saw
no blows struck. The mon worked faithfully on
the voyage. The examination was Adjourned to
'''-' LONG ISLAND.
OYSTER BAY-A large meeting Of oystermen was
held at Oyster Bay. Queens County, yesterday. to
take action to prevent the passage OF the bill allow
1t is asserted that the Legislature has no right or
power to legisate for the town of Oyster Bay which
holds patent or grant from Queen Anne, which
gives to Its inhabitants the privilege of controlling
its fishing interests in the waters within its limits.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The Board of Aldermen held
a special NEE ing yesterday afternoon, aud passed
resolutions aboShiug the Office of Commissioning OF
Public Works and establishing local Board of
Health. The Board of Police Commissioners AT
present comprises the Health Board of the city. The
Aldermen believe that the statutes give them the
power 70 appoint the Health Board, but 1t is ques
ton whether the persons 50 appointed can take the
office until the terms of the present commissioners
expire, they being appointed by the Mayor, WHO has
nearly two years YET to serve, and the Board cannot
be changed until he vacates his office The Alder
men made the following appointments for Health
Commissioners: Edward Carroll, Charles McNa-
mara, Edward McCann, john Walsh and Dr. u.
Hitchcock, physician to the Board.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNoN.-The committee of the Law and
Order Association appointed to examine the ac-
counts of Supervisor uuss has made a report,
setting forth that, with the exception OF single
instance IN which he may have erred in his udg-
ment and unnecessarily issued bonds to the amount
of 50 900, it had found nothing in his accounts to
warrant the attacks upon him. or To impair the con
fdcnce of the committee to his honesty and
integrity,