New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
NETWORK CITY.

of Mr. Horach at No. 503 Eleventh-ave
PLANS FOR WING OF FULTON MARKET;
Plans for the SOuth-st. wing OF Fulton Market
were fled yesterday at the Buildings Bureau. Ihe
structure Is 10 he two stories high and is to cost
$4,000.
NOT OPPOSED TO CHINESE IMMIGRATION
petition signed by large number OF the men,
bers of the Cotton Exchange III opposition 10 any
bill restricting Chinese immigration Is to he Tor
warded to President Arthur.
PULPIT OF POLISHED BRASS.
new pulpit made of polished brass and carved
wood was used for the first time in Zion Church, ut
Thirty y-cighthst. and Madison-ave.. on Easter sun
day. 1t was presented by William ;. Hawks as
memorial of Mary Louise KUN.
ROBBING A CHINAMAN.
Wah Qucn. n Chinese laundryman Of No: 21s
Rivington-st.. made charge against John Flsna-
afternoon ut the Essex Market POlIce Court of hay
ing assaulted and robbed him of $50 20 on Sunday
evening. Flanagan was committed for trial with
out bail.
TRIAL TRIP OF A FERRYBOAT.
The new steamer SOnthteld, recently constructed
for the staten Island Railway Ferry Company,
made trial trip yesterday She is the fastest ana
larger than any of the Others. She is built of wood
and is diagonally braced with IRON 1t is probable
that she will begin running regularly to-day
SALES At KIRBY's.
Kirby & Co. will sell at auction at No. $40 Broad
way to- day and tomorrow at 3 o'clock large COZ
lection of clocks, bronzes and Vienna and other
imported goods and on Thursday and FRIDAY alter
Oriental pOrceains antique furniture brlc-a-brac,
etc.
ACQUITTED on THE SECOND TRIAL.
James +. Rose, of No. 40 Soutl-st., placed on
trial Yesterday for the second time in the United
States Circuit Court charge of demanding
"blood money" from sailor in January 1880.
The previous trial in October last resulted in the
conviction of Rose. but yesterday Judge Wallace
directed the jury to find verdict of acquittal
CONCERT TO MR.. GILMORE.
A concert was given last evening by the ODD Regi-
,,.I NJ N
Fourteenth-st.. in compliment to Bandmaster J. ;.
Gilmore. The programme consisted OF the " over
turc to Rienzi." After the concert there was was
dancing. There were representatives present from
the eth. Sth 9th. 7lst and other regiments OF the
First Division.
THE SUBPOENA LATER THAN THE WARRANT
George W. Bloomfield who failed to appear when
called on rs a witness for the prosecution i'll the
Tracey murder case and who was arrested for con-
tempt of court was taken before Judge Cow ing
yesterday and was discharged, as it appeared that
the subpoena was issued for his attendance on
March 80 and the warrant for his arrest on
March 20.
FAILURE OF WINE MERCHANT
William Sachse. wholesale and retail dealer in
wines at No. 737 Broadway made an assignment
yesterday to Frederick {. Steer giving preferences
for $9, ,597 36, OF which $ 81 "a was to the Ger
man Exchange Bank and So 321 So to +. W. Now
mey. 1t is said that Mr. Sachse owes considerable
money in Europe, The amount of his liabilities is
not definitely known.
RECEPTION OF J. & c. JOHNsTON'S EMPLOYEES
At Tammany Hall last night the employees of j.
s. G. Johnston held their fourth annual reception
and ball. President l.. j. Stephens and Floor Man
ager w. H. Larkin and assistants made II pleasant
for the 80 couples assembled and Robert Johnston.
w. McManus and other members of the firm looked
on apparently enjoying the affair as keenly as any
of the active jewellers. There were several per-
fumed fountains in the hall.
OFFICERS OF NEW EXCHANGE.
The Building Material Exchange, formed by
5pG M fo & the fna at
Coenties-sp. There three tickets IN the field,
two of which bore the names of Hiram Snyder for
president William n. Philbricll for vice-prcsident
and Albert Morton for treasurer. On a third ticket
the name of William A. Miller for president.
The regular" ticket, headed by Hiram Snyder,
was elected.
RECEPTION OF THE 11TH REGIMENT.
The Il 1th Regiment gave reception last night at
their armory over Essex Market. The regiment was
reviewed by General Lloyd Aspnwall. A concert
by the regimcntal band followed and the entertain
ment concluded by dancing at late hour.
Among the persons present were General Alexander
the Old Guard. Colonel II. Lux Captain Henry
Mander, Captain John w. Flick and Judge Nehr-
bas.
CHARGED WITH RAISING A DRAFT
Thomas L. BartO, who gave his address as Phila-
delphia, was taken before Judge Cowing yesterday
on charge of forgery; He bad given draft Of the
en1a Ran IN naven for good Tm 'af nf
of William Tepe of No. 3S Spruce-st. The draft
had been raised from $21 rs to $50 80. Barto ac-
knowedged that he knew the draft had been al
tered but said he did not commit the forgery. He
sentenced to four years in the State Prison.
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE
Frederick ID. Hughes, the proprietor of the " Gre
morne Garden" in Thirty -second-st was arraigned
before Judge COwing Yesterday on a charge of sell
ing liquor without license. Two afidavits were
presented Of men who had obtained liquor, at the
place on February IL. Hughes pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment and
fine of $3.50. Herman Bottger received the same
sentence for violation of the excise law.
TROUBLE IN BOARDING HOUSE.
Thomas Powers. Ihir1-aya
elected from boarding house at No. $50 Third
ave-, where he had been getting his meals, on last
Sunday, by several of the boarders He returned
later III the day and seizlng large pitcher sue
ceedcd in vanqushing his assailants Powers was
arraigned in the Yorkvlle Court yesterday with a
badly damaged head. Justice Morgan remanded
him until to-day to enable Emil Gram, who is at
present in the hospital suffering from severe wounds
inflicted by Powers, to recover sufficiently to APP
pear against him.
MEETING OF THE NEw-YORK PREsBYTERY
The Presbytery OF New-York held its spring meet
ing yesterday, in the Scotch Presbyterian Church
at Fourteentb-st. and Sixth-ave. The Rev. Edward
NJ Deems, pastor of the Westminster Church. was
elected moderator. The Thirteenth Street Church
requested permission TO call the Rev. Dr. Worra of
Chicago. which was Granted Ihe Second German
the Rev. &. Doench, which he has accepted The
ministerial delegates chosen to represent the Pres
bytery az the General Assembly TO be held in
Springfield, ILL.,. beginning on May Is, are as fol-
lows: The Rev. Drs. 5. !. Prime and c. A. Briggs
and g. l.. shcarer, j. H. Hoadley, j. d. Wilson and
l.. a. Elmore.
BROOKLYN
The Broadway Railroad Company has been di-
rected 10 remove the starters box from the side
walk the foot of Broadway, on the ground that
il Is an obstruction.
Edwin X. Scranton, n well-known grocer in
Atlantlc-ave died on Sunday at his home No. I3I
.JOralemOn-st. He recently resigned from tbe
Board of Education, with which he connected
for several years. lie was ffty-three years of age
add Personal
Peter Flaherty, q carpenter, while at work
yesterday upon the new Garfield building nc Court
and Remsen-sts. yesterday afternoon fell from the
sec ond story 10 the basement anG fractured his
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