New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
nrcop ,r,ov nay oPsERyANCEs.


The prcparatons for TIE obSeryarcA OF pocot"tloh1
pav m IN, CITY axe now virtually cninpieted, ana
duriup tLe coming week. MAJOR T. ". bruehIhg,
hansen Chairman of the MEMORIAL COMMITTEE VII
,,,1,'c. The moo rammc Cor the evening services
nj thc Academy Of Music, and Grand Marshal James
r. Uorncr that OF the formation OF the dli'rcnt
divI.;oIe Of the parade lie name 81 the orator IS
etii Withheld though It is crstcod that verbal
ac,cptluce Of an invitation extended has been
TccciycI Colonel y ". Fay, treasurer OF the COM
miftce has distributed large Number 81 tlcbels 10
the Academy, ~ the Custom House Post once ana
other q . partHrut~, and expects laie" sac. Inc
officers of the committee were soieW hat surprised
Yesterday az a communication from the Frr Com
mS>iOuefS refusing 10 allow the Icmen 10 sci! these
tickets, stating that ID would be against tuciI ruys
Nearly all Of the posts m the city have now le-
ported to tho Graz Mar.hal the number Of men
they Will parade on Decoration Day and Their work
before and after the parade. PM krainF Io>t,
No. =. viii decorate graves at In'IN 'hulc Oh.
Abraham Lincoln Post No. l3. vIlI have charge OF
the ceremonies AZ Lincoln Monument IN julon
S0u9rc Many colorcG cIvlc and military orgauIZI-
tions Will DO present and the c0lored Lodges Of Odd
Fellows Will act escort TO the post. ne Grafton
viii be delivered by General Horace ID Porter, ana
1t Is promised that General Grant and Secretaries
FOlgcr ana Lincoln VIII bee present. JoHh A. TX
Post, No. l3J: James G. Rice Post No. -. and JUDI
son fitzpatrick Post, No. ll3 will % Ia lrnilY
Cemetery. K0ltcs Post, No. 32 Will uuYcIli Wonu,
ucnt IN Lutheran Cemetery, where addree'r. VIII
I've made 10y Carl Scu.rZ and Post Chaplain Pmhp
Betz department COlnuandcr Reynolds ana SIiiu
viii be- present. KoltcS Post VIII De
accompanied by several oihcf p''S ana
Veteran Associations. George &. Meade Pos, No.
IS will decorate the graves of soldiers az NHIc'l
Point and Fort SCHUYLER. Keno Post No. Al VIII
as usual 90 to Harts Island. Robert Anderson
Post, No. 5S and Nad>worth Post. No. tHwlll ." 10
Cyprc.s his Cemetery Fauasut Post No -. and
Ellsworth Post No. 81 will decorate the graves in
WOodlawn Cemetery. Cameron Post. No. ~, VIII
unveil sTcophagus erected over the grave OF CEN
eral Pnckuey, when an Grafton will be de! vcred ny
Major Willard BulaId Shields Post, No.
pany Cameron Post +. A. Kmba Post.
No. 100, will decorate its monument TO Colonel
Kimball. at Greenwood The Hawkins /OuSvcS viii
accompany the Post to the cemetery. SedgwIck
Post 40 1s6, with DaLlgren Post, No. 49, Will 90
20 Governors Island where il l. expected an ora
ton will bc delivered by General SIckleS. Scdg-
wick Post will parade with the WASHINGTON il1.,
now hanging IN the Governors room IN the CITY
Hall.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
TIE annual elect on Of the Stock EXCHANGE viii
Nc held to-day. Tic contest over the presidency
for which there are two caudidatcS-W. Il. Dicker-
man. of Domiuick q Dickefmau. "rcgul3r.' and \.
S. Hatch, OF Fisk ~ Hatch " indeucndcnt is
likely 10 lie sharp anu exciting. AZ the close Of the
two weeks canvass on SATURDAY night hotl parties
were confident OF success. lhe candidates for the
ether principal OtICeS are tie same on both tick
cis. For members OF the Governing Committee, OF
winch one-fourth is elected each year. there are
several tickets. 1t Is eXpe ted that the vote VIII he
unusually large IN consequence OF the deep interest
IN the election that has been aroused among the
members of the y ard.
William j. hutchinson. who was expelled from
the Exchange last Su;nnlcr Tor " obI loUS fraud IN
his dealings with John H. Dan, OF Bo,-
ton, IS seeking to he restored 10
membership by le1al process. immediately
was discovered that Mr.. Hutchinson kept account
with the finn OF which the candidate for president
is partner. Many members of the ENchanee con-
sdeTed tins fact grave objection Nj DlcGerman
AID at once organized IN opposition 10 the regular
ticket. In this way the Hutchinson case became
the only active issue i'm the campaign and The posi-
tons of ali The candidates on this question nave been
tie subject Of inquiry and warm discussion. Il has
been aScer'aincd mdccG that the independent
ticket contains among the candidates for
Governors the names Of several brokers |
no; unnicndly TO M Hutchinson. One
or two. ii is reported. voted III ms favor when |
the question OF his expulsion was voted Oh by tho ,
committee.
Under these circumstances both tickets will be |
"scrajChed' by many members of the Exchange |
who believe that Mr. Hutchinson was expelled |
The committee should be upheld AT al haZaIds, |
whether it right OF not.
A POLICEMAN AND HIS PHOTOGRAPH |
Officer +. c. TOury, of the Steamboat Squad, be- |
.ug of duty yesterday. dressed himself II black |
went out with friend Ne had long been DESTROYS
81 having his picture taken. ne and his friend |
iIIftrd INTO Charles NOlIs photograph gallery, at
No. - EcCkci-st., where four lMiVpcs were
offered for bali a dollar. IOnry gave an order fOI
Lis picture auG handlg he proprietor dollar bill,
sad nc would like t1 have his friend taken wItnhln.
Before Their turn came the officer made Il demand
fcT his change, 20 cents. lie was told that tine
posing OF two men would cost 81. But no amount
Of ex 2Ianatou would satisfy him. 80 Mr. Noll drew
dollar bill from his pocket ana shaking II AT the
officer said: There's your money! 81 10 ycZ
know yez vOyalatng the Paynal Code in kape.ng
open on SOOnddY SAID the officer au-IIly. Be- |
fore reply could be made he stuck his sine Ia in his
coat and SAID " | arriSl NeZ all When Nj Noll |
and his friend told their story 20 Justice Duffy at
the Jefferson Market Police Court they were dis