New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28


matter for their consideration.
TEN YEARS FOR CRIME by WHICH HE GOT LII ~.
David Barrett was one of the two mon wno ~
into the room of Michael m him into
Of 1iU them some money They locked the door,
and exhibiting knife and hammer, tnIeateuuo 49,
take Cammerothe's life unless he turned MS poch
@ nnt Finding no money, the thieves stole
some lasts and shoes and ran away M C"nSt of
rested and pleaded guilty Yesterday IN oCe him to
General Sessions. Judge Cowlng senuenOo" Nun
ten years in the State Prlson'
AcoUITTAL OF z. A. CoNDIT. -,
f.. A. Condt of Orange, n ~, agalnsyy, wv, WIZ ~
charges were made that he had defraudeu Was;s,ii
brokers by giving them w9rhess cg Sessons The
Indictment charged him with obtaining mVnef l,; III
der false pretences by p9Genas;ne U for his
own check 70 meet which, he said, he nad money
in the Orange Savings Bank, on when ~ was
drawn George D. Kngssy an G tbe b. bank on the
dav m question and the defendant was acquitted ny
advice Of the Judge.
THREE BAD BOYS.
Owen Higgins of No. 800 Madison-st charged
Police Court Yesterday with threatening to XII
him, at the same time swapping Ristoi ae IN ,;n
two Young men had been quarrellng In an eatlnUss
room on Grand-st Bernard McCue brother OF
the accused chargedan the iorenoon ~ pa
the court with the larceny OF " from uIa"ei
store of Mary Sleger at No. 80 Jackson-st ana was
held for trial Ii was stated that another DroIfer
of the accused was sent to the State Prison IoI
fifteen years for burglary IN Deiancey-St' aoou'
four months ago.
ANOTHER DECISION AGAINST EDWIN Al ARc niatrict
Judge Brown of the United states Dlstrlce
Cont vesterclav rendered decision IN the case OF
Erwin Archer, whose extradton under me n 5
Of Edwin Harvey Wadge Is demanue3n ny Sor rno held
ish Government Commissioner OSBORN h1iu
Archer for extraditOn. and the case was taken yo
fore Judge Brown on n writ OF haDeas cOrpu,, Inee
Judge cannot review the Commissioner hh1lhgs Va
lact but only his conclusions of law. Inc decision
sustains Commissioner Osborn in bis refusal 70 AZ
low an adjournment for the purpose OF taxing tes
timony in England The writ was dlSinIsScu anu
an appeal allowed 10 the Circuit Court
JEWELLERS GUARDING AGAINST THIEVES.
A meeting of jewellers was held at No. VI Nassau
st. YESTERDAY to organize Tor nutuaI t,
arain-t burglars. few years ago an organization
formed IN protect the trunks OF commerclai tray-
ellers in the jewellers trade has had very Denen
cal result During the last year the wholesale Jew
oilers of this CITY lost nothing in the way of stolen
trunks while previously large sums had Deen lo'l
Whenever sample goods are stolen now III any PdI'
of the country from members OF the assoclatlou
Ak He'd detectives are provided and every means
used 10 punish the thieves. ID. ii. hopkihSsouu
William K. Ailing, lrl Goddard, Z. b. Dlshop III
bert T. WoglOm, and many OILERS were preScuV YES
terday.
JUDGE CowING's WARNING TO LOTTERY MEN.
Judge Cowing yes erday received IN the COurt0l
General Session; plea OF au.y IRON ticket
A request was made by the prisoners c0unSei Ihat
sentence should be suspended. as Carr INTENDED 10
abandon tho lottery business. Judge COWlug, III
refusing tins request said: There an mprts slOn
tbot tbe exciso and lottery laws can be violated
without any severe penalty beng felt am u!cd Oh
this Hereafter those who are found guilty OF Nlo-
lation of these laws may expect fine and nprlsOn-
ment. In every case shall imprison shall oegln
with light term that Is not an indlcatoh Oh "1di
others may expect The sentences may oe eA,cuuou
10 one years imprisonment and 5000 fine l ne sen
tence of the Court is that you be conhhed III Vno
peuitentiary for thirty days"
CAUSE OF ANDREW HAYS DEATH.
Deputy Coroner Messemrr made an autopsy yes
terday on the body Of Andrew llay the old man
who died AZ No. 10 Tcnth-ave., on sunday night
il was supposed from the effects OF wounds Inflicted
upon HIM some time before by John Wlesman,
Young ruffian. The cause of death was shown TO be
pneumonia complicated with Bnghts disease OF the
An 9utopsy was also made by Or. MESSENGER yes
terday upon the body of an unknown man, ABOUT
ffty-fve years old who was found oy inc police on
the sidewalk In front OF No. ~ SpTinR-st'' ana WIZ
died ON Monday IN St Vncent's Hospital. Death
was found TO be due to fracture of the skull.
LEGAL HELPS TO 4 MORAL APPROXIMATIONS.
A paper by .John :. Benson on Legal Helps IN
ment was read before the Law Reform Society at
the University Building last evening. MI Benson
being absent. Mr.. Lindsey, one of the seventeen
members Of the society present. consented 10 TGad
the paper. George Ticknor Curtis presided. me
three chief remedies which Mr.. Benson suggested
for existing evils were the requiring Intelligence
and education as qualification for the exercise OF
the elective franchise, restricting marriages 10 per
sons of good health and morals and stringent
divorce laws The report of the committee sent TO
Albany TO secure the passage OF Mr.. Fields civil
Code was received
An AMENDED ORDINANCE FOR PEDLERs.
The Aldermen Yesterday discussed at great length
the question Of amending the ordinance relative 10
haN krrs and vendors. The old ordnance provided
that every yender or hawker using u horse ana
wagon hand cart or other vehicle, shonld pay -
for every vehicle used by him, and every other KIND
of pcdler should paw for his license III. lhese
licenses are in force for year. All renewals cost
half of the amount of the original license ne
ordinance rs amended provides that pc lers with
vehicles shall pay 30 cents for renewal of their
nd ia oh ali max
Ter n 10 be allowed to have his vehicle more than
10 minutes in front ofany premises violations OF
the ordinance are TO be punished by not lore than
S25 fine or imprisonment Tor not more Ithan ten
days.
BROOKLYN
The will of Police Inspector George a. Waddy,
which was contested by his two sons, was ad tied
to probate yesterday. Tho estate Is valued at
100000
Mayor Low married A. p. n. Jobannng and Miss
Cornelia Maria Wesch, Of No. Oh Wyckoil-st.,
yesterday.
The Board of Education, whose regular meetings
occur only once in each month, held torty-two
meetings in 1882. The minutes I'LL 0o6 closely
printed pages.
A lecture was given before tho members Of the
Long Island Historical Society in their hall nj Gin
ton and Pierrepont-sts last evening, by George b.
IOring Commissioner of Agriculture. His subject
was washington IA n Statesman"
The use Of "bObtail " cars il to be abandoned on
the ronte of the Grand Street and Prospect Park
Railroad Company, the man part OF which IL in
| Franklin-ave. Seventy-hve new two-horse oars
| have been ordered. New rails are to be laid.
| George b. Strectcr and Michael J. Mead, two boys
of nineteen years had 10 pay ine of TlO each yes
terday, for fighting at Anslie and Ninth sts In n
| prize ring. They were settling quarrel about a
| grl.
The Metropolitan Electric Light Company has
| filed articles of Incorporation with tho County
| Clerk. The corpOrators are Hugh Mclaughlin
| Frederick =. Massey, II. H. Wheeler, Henry Beam,
| Charles T.. Miles Thomas Kerrigan and Edward
| Freel The capital stock is fixed at 81 900 900.
| The company purposes to apply to the Board OF
Aldermen for permission to construct lines to light
| streets and stores.
Judge Brown decided yesterday that the ailldavts
submitted to him IN regard to the alleged tanpcring
| with Jurors in the suit of John Lilly 10 recover
S35 900 as damages for personal injuries from the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
| pany, in which the jury disagreed, do not warrant
| him in taking any action, a though they show im-
| prudence on the part Of two jurors.
| The report of work on the bridge shows that in
| the last week all of the promenade plankng has
been laid in position, and nearly all of it has been