New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

eoie has been brisk Only, three of the parterire9
| boSes remain unsold, and the hrst tier ooAeS VIII
| soon be all engaged
! cAUGRT WHILE STEALING 4 BRACELET. Of
| Samuel Newman alias GOldstein, an expert ,llel,
went into Krkpatrick's jewelry store at Broadway
| and Twenty -second-st. on Friday afternoon, anu y.
asked TO look at some dism9ndsd n s eavng the
| tore with il wheE he was arrested by Detective
| McCluskey. who had been watching him.
THE TEXTILE MicR9scoPIc AsSGCi1 Assnc;aton
was held Yesterday at the Manhattan Hotel, az
! broadway and CaTal-st. Twenty-0ne microscopes
and humorous small lenses s c"t o. and BanssS
| ! a0ib ,Te1e nioced In tie room with the various
snecInens of fibre Oh exhibition for the purpose Oh
| testing them.
| MRS. COTY SAILS FOR HOME. . -
Mrs Iouise COty Yesterday morning left the
| Tombs accompanied by her lawyer Louis Matholi
and Deputy Sheriff Brown, and was pnt on board
the C be ee native place TIE
deputy sheriff and the lawyer renamed a. on c Tue
pier until the steamer started to see that MIS- COty
| did not come ashore at the last moment.
THE SHOOTING OF MISS sINToTT Az ACCIDENT
Miss Lille Sinnott daughter OF Nicholas =.
Sinnott. who was shot at her fathers house,
No. 1928 West Thirty-fourth.st', on FRIDAY, OF OF
| Inv Sarah Clancy servant, was said to be out OF
| dancer Yesterday. The servant was arraigned IN
Jefferson Market Police Court but no one appeared
against her and she was in nd ststes
that it was purely accidental also discharged her.
SECURING BAIL AFTER TEN WEEKS
John Maxwell the Ohio miller who was charged
notes was admitted to bail yesterday, by COMMITS,
sioner Shields. He went to Charles hreSs, 4
photographer employed co by to dC SngSve plates om
some photographs of Treasury notes carried Dy hln'
Mr.. Kress made complaint, and Maxwell was a.
rested on October 10.
| up RrpvHARp's SERVICES NOT REQUIRED.
Depnty-Marshal Bernhard was requested a lew
DAYS AGO TO arrest Carl Frederick Schuberth, who
it was said, ad taken passage TO TINS country NJ
emitting the throat of Marie Weber, his sweetheart
| in Zochen, Saxony. A warrant was granted ny
Commissioner Osborne. MIR. Bernhard was llllori od
Yesterday by cable that the alleged murderer had
been captured in Germany rs nc WAS aoouO " '"A'
| passage by the steamer Edam'
THE HOLIDAYS At THE MUSEUM. ~
The American Museum of Natural History VII De
free to the PgGC S5 the 4 rnTeT AMI
mails and birds Of the United states have been maze
during the last few weeks ana te ILL., Ui r
is now connected with the Park by picturesque
stone bridge Just finished at Seyenty-seyGnth-st.
and Eghteenhave Many OF thG Vis 81 pTi ~,
ant ronte in going to and from the Museum through
the Park
RFVIvING TIE TYPOTlIETf
class, responsible employing printers mas neeil
revived, with William {; Martin Tor prenIl o
dent, John +. Troy, and Theodore IT, ESo,d DS
and Douglass TAYLOR, Joseph j. Little, Martin Is.
Brown, John POlhcmus and James A. Kosefs Ior
| members Of the executive committee. Inc on OF
r1uization named Printing House square, put mp
tLe statue Of Franklin, and was prominent IN other
excellent public movements
OPPOSING TIE QUAKER BRIDGE DAN.
Al fine meeting Of the Croton Aqucduct COMMAS;
sion Yesterday, City Surveyor James l.. SerIell
spoke against tho proposed Quaker Bridge dam as
being costly and unnecessary. ie SHlu ne hat no
vorcd a Onc-hCaded Commission WITH iulI power
Charles l. Schampain, of the Taxpayers Aasocll'
! tinn also argued against the construction OF Tho
| Ouokcr dam He advocated the construction OF
tGe aouednct to the present Croton dam. Engln"eI
! Church said that all competent engineers VINO mao
! given much consideration to the subject had pro
! ncnuced i'm favor of the Quaker dam. -. IS. iottrl
questioned Mr.. Church as 10 the supply OF water
that could be obtained frolnthe quaker d'ih j col
structed
soI'VrNIRS or WIMBLEDON.
! The council Of the English Rifle Association have
| presented the Wimbledon bars, 1883, t. the Ah,tl-
can team as a souvenir of thor visit To WINNIE
! don Secretary Edmond St Mildinay wrote: Inc
rnuilcr of bars il twenty-opo; two being INTENDED
for the two ladies who hOuorrd us with their pres
! enceD The bars are in the foUu of a small cpau
lotto two and one-half inches long by and one
fourth inches wide; the nuter edge ~ OF blue coth
about One-eghth inch wide, on when Is SCI a ri
cloth raised pad about one inch IN width surround
ed hy border nf gold cord. inside oil the boidGt u
, gold cord letters and figures are the words VIM
bledOn 1882 This souvenir Is constructed so "a
to be sewed Oh the sleeve of the soldiers dress
coat.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection Of 33 new buildings wer
granted last week. The police made 4 Is arrests.
. Mayor Low Yesterday approved the resolution
permitting Henry Hamilton TO run line oil stage
to the Bridge.
The new Washington skating Park at Fifth-ave
= and Third-st was opcned yesterday afternoon
Good accommodations for skaters are provided.
Chief Of Police Campbell has issued an order for
bidding snow alng IN the streets. mat thls WI
give an added zest to the sport on Tie part OF III
small boy is generally conceded.
Michael Sinnot steward Of the Kings County In
Y sane Asylum, was discharged yesterday by tn
t Charities Commissioners. Snnot some time ag
| charged DR.. Shaw, the superintendent, with IL
0 moving county property to his house.
u William Vaudeville, of Quincy-st.. caused the NJ
rest of Deacon Patterson, of the James Methods
/ Episcopal Church for assault and battery, and ye'
| Narscy and tho case will come up Tomorrow
Vaudeville says that Patterson Is meddlesome an
4bossy fellow and ORDERED him m ont mt OF the rool
l., holding a fair 10 raise money for a new buildinl
g lie refused to go, and Patterson put him GU
d forcby.
A conference was held in the Mayors Office ycstc
n day between Mayor Low, Corporation Counsel Ial
Z loT and Mcssrs. LOwery and Johnson, counsel Il
/ the Kings Comfy Elevated Railway COmpan!
The latter submitted resolutions To the Mayor, an
he suggested notifications of them which wei
" agreed to by counsel. He states that he wishes
"a understood that lac stands uncOmmittcd on Il
u merits of the question, and will remain until III
resolutions come before HIM from the Board
Aldermen.
~ NEW-JERSEY.
RED BANK.-A newspaper TO be called The Re
Bank Independent will be started here Oh January
q, by Charles Dn BOs. A new paper Is also 10 be pu
II lished at Atlantic Highlands SOON II ~ said, III Il
W interests Of the Atlantic Highlands Association.
MATAwAv.--The story published in The Neo Io
Times Yesterday morning describing an cXaminatic
. of the thieves, who were arrested here receLtl
* before Judge Walling at Freehold well as II
III reported conversation with General Charles laIgh
> the Public Prosecutor ia entirely without found
III ton. General Taught told II TRIBUNE reporter thi
no examination had been held nor had he any tai