New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-14

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| ity. all pcr,ons WAC are known driD'rtt'j anh
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| Others, or ieopdrdizng their owh property
| FILED WITH THE COUNTY CLtRK.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the Automatic
| Lighting ATrestOr Company Was hied YESTERDAY.
| In capital stock Is hNed at flOOoOoO J. Is.
Stillman j. A. Good aDd Others are the corporations.
There a. also flied tne certificate OF incorporation
| OF the Underground Coudnlt and Pneumatic DehV-
| ,gv Company. Inc capital stock ~ liked at
| -. 900. H. II. Wainwright, j. L. HAgau and
! Il. ;. DugAA re the corporations.
NAlrIN, ~ HoUa ~ vAIN FOR PROSECUTOR:
judge a. ldoIse 81 adjourned Pant III. Of
| the Court 81 General sessions at noon yes
! tcIIiy ai.cr 3D. or vain hour for a
| pro,.cutor l., app, .. It Was Ak lSiI0t District
Attorney o. 5yrne's day IN Tho court, but be went
to olambak@ on Tuesday, aud Assistant htidy
gram 10 the Dstiict-Att0rno = Office ''at.ng that
lao could go 10 the Olhce yesterday.
MORE THAN ELEVEN IENDRED PAssrND ;Rs.
Tue Anchor Liue ste. msnIp Guy OF Rome arrived
at ihi, port yestcTdaf, making passage from
Queenstown To SANDY HOOK seven days ok
hours aud thirty minu,el She made ABS miles on
QUE day OF her voyage. The agents OF ,he line SAID
fha nl.sFn nj On
passengers ever brought into NewIork by any
single steamer. Sine carried 400 cabin 80 second
caDia aud 300 steetsgc Passengers.
TWO CARS run WITH ONE GRIP.
iiAny OF tue .flps iesterday on tho Bridge rail-
W. were mac wiih 40 ears, using only one grip
Co'Onel Paine AID AAt he shOuld not run loaded
cars m this wy. buf each car would then ITS
own grip 10 orders had yet been received from
President Kingsley 10 start the trans Tor public
travel on Monday, and Mr.. Kingsley denied that he
had stated tnat the, would bo zen then. Those IN
charge of the transportation say, however that
there is now reason why they cannot start on
Monday with SIX cars, allowing five minutes head
way, ard gradually increasing me number Ol ulps
as the work advances.
REARING TIE FRUIT OF ASorHEK's THEFT.
gold watch worth p19O suatcned We'd
nesaay evening from the pocket OF Robert Benner,
"A lawyer at No. 49, Nas,au-st. Officer Kuhle, Of
the Fourth Precinct, pursued the pIckpocket and
captured him. Finding escape impossible the thief,
who Gale himself James Bartholomew threw the
watch INTO the street. Mary Roberts age eleven,
picked 10 out of tho mud, hut gave II 10 "a man
named Doyle, who rewarded her with seventy-hve
cents. Bari hOOmew was committed to the IOmbs
Police Court and the police sent alter Doyle.
CHARGE OF INcENDIARIsM DISMISSED.
Matthew elmer aud Alfred IiIuze, respectively
part-owncr ana barkeeper of the rectiiylng house
aud liquor store No. 2J9 Greenwch-st were
acquitted yesterday Of charge OF incendiarlsm by
Justice White IN the Io.nos Police Court IhIs
was the in which elaborate arrangements
for firing the building were found IN the cellar OF
the building after an inciplent cOnn1gration bad
been put out last Saturday night. The evidence
thaft ha nSpn IN pOueeTlp1
was insufficient, but 10 is SAID that Assistant Fire
Marshal Hartmann will lay the casa before the
, Grand jury.
RUSSIAN IMMIGRANT DESTITUTE
Iouise Bruner, "A native of Russia, arrived here on
the steamship Canada, from HAVE. she brought
with hera child six months old, her mother, Anna
KremenItZer, and her brother Moses, age fourteen.
The woman's husband died IN Paris hye months ago
and she tried 10 support her family IN candy
factory but could not do so because she earned only
one-half a franc "A day She was sent on to America,
the Jewish Relief Committee paying her passage,
but as they gave her no money she reached here
destitute and appealed to the Castle Garden
au hurities. Superintendent Jackson said yesterday
that employment would be found Tor her.
SEEING sMUGGLED PHILIPPINE SUGAR.
A seizure OF tweuty-one mats Of sugar, Weighing
1882 pounds. was made by officers OF Captain
Bracketps de apartment yesterday on board the bark
Soyoig. The vessel left lloilo one of the Philip
pine Islands. with cargo OF sugar and bad been III
this port ten days. She unloaded her cargo at
Watson's Stores Brooklyn. and then went TO Red
Hook, where she began TO take cargo OF cedar for
Hamburg. The Suspicious or the Gus ON House
officers were aroused by the fact that the sugar im
ported by the bark was offered for sale at 81 mat,
when 6l2 cents pound was the value OF the article
aud each mat contained nearly sixty pounds The
vessel will probably be fined.
STABBED IN A TRIVIAL QUARREL.
Fermin Sonto OF No. 251 East Tbirteenth-st, and
Joseph Cebeos Of No. 300 East Sixtieth-st EN-
ployed by Ysidro Pedas, cigar manufacturer at
No 200 Pearl-st., quarreed yesterday at the store
of their employer over the question whether q win.
dow should be closed or open. CebellOs insisted
that IL should DO closed the wind disturbed him,
aud on rising to close 1t, Sonto declares, Cebeos
struck him. In retaliation Sonto stabbed CeDollos
In tue neck, nfctng painful but not dangerous
wound. Cebcllos was taken TO he:first Precinct
Police Station and thence to the Chambers Street
Hospital After his wound was dressed he was sent
to his home. Sonto was captured by Detective
Oates as he was escaping TO Brooklyn by way of the
South Ferry. lie was locked up at the First Pre-
cinct Station.
BROOKLYN
The Board Of Elections completed yesterday the
list of 424 inspectors Of election, two OF whom VIII
serve at each polling place on election day.
John Cowan, whom Sheriff Stegman discharged
from his position keeper in the Jail after the res
cent escape of James Boyle purposes TO bring the
matter to the attention of the Grand Jury.
While a prisoner in the Eleventh Precinct Police
Station Yesterday morning Annie Dowd, age forty.
five who had been arrested for intoxicaton, tried
10 hang herself to her cell door with strip OF her
pettcoat. She was cut down.
| At the request of Mayor Low. Police Commits