New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

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for iurnan milk All infant foods fell INFO oho VI
tree sses farimaccous. milk. or Lieoigs'
CHARGES AGAINST rA HrNta% Of No. 72e
Tent,;-avc was charged before the Mayor yes i
day with receiving stolen GOODS d Viopr,an ~
valued at 500 was stolen from JACOB esiionad nv
the police denied all knowledge OF IT, NcV ,t hnI
les il was found in his place. He sad tnat ~ st I
been received by his brother Inc caSo 10 '''''
under investigation
SALE OF BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS.
There was Il sale of mIscella neous library yes.o
day afternoon at Bangs's auction rooms No onH The
nriccs were considered fair Some of the highest
prices were the following: NJ. Phllelphus, EPlS Sut
le" 1856, 81 The Town T mr. WetoIi i4o7,
| S6: and few numbers of The american H1d'o anu
other newspapers of the year 1854 80 90.
COMMITTED 10 PRISON AT HER own kE9u sfsd for
| The case of John Carmody, who was arrested LoE
rObblng Gustav Ulman he y VI 1ustce
| Godschmidt of over $500, was before Justlco
Duffy IN the jefferson Market Police Court yesteit
day fhe prisoner was recommitted to prison to await
| trial Lena Beck, of 107 Westinghouse, was con-
mited to the House of Detention at her
She said that friends OF the accused men lau ~
ened her in case she appeared against then ana so
| annoyed her that she was compelled to leave her
| home.
| THE DISAPPEARANCE OF c. G. CHAMBERS. 49,
| Tie disappearance of c. G. Chambers, of No. 40
| East One-hundred- andfOrty -sixths still remains
mystery. On Thursday evening when ne 1gacned
| home he told his wife tnat ne 0du DtCu
by two suspicious looking men. On Friday ne
started for Brooklyn, where he intended TO look up
some old friends He has not been seen since tn EN-
AS ne was a man of steady habits, his frlends DC
| lieve that he has met with foul play. Mr. Cham
beers was employed by London * johnson, dealers
| in coffee and spices, at No. lol ChahoerS-s''
| DISTURBANCE AT THE ATLANTIC GARDEN.
| William Shaw aged thlrty-one, OF Br0oklyn VINO
says that he is nIght-watchlnan was charged ne
fore Justice White yesterday, at the IomD' poI.ce
| Court with feOniously assaulting George Davis,
sr detective at the Atlantic Garden, on Sunday al
ternoon. Davis tried 10 put Shaw out OF the Vestl
bue of The garden, where he was Iounu lqltgr LIZ
| in the arm with a knife: Shaw was also cnareeu
with an assault on Dayiss son when he went 10 lhe
| assistance of his father The prisoner was com
mtted for trial on each charge IN default OF 9l,oOO
| bail
| TIE POWER OF MRS. MMoLLUN's IMAGINATToN.
| Mrs McMolun who lives in SccOnd-ave., between
| Thirty-thlrd and Thiriy-fourth-sts wrote TO the
| Board of Health recently that the bodies OF TWO
| fowls had been hanging on Christmas tree III the
rear of butter store adjoining her home ever since
| Christmas Judging by the odor, she thought that
| the fowls were badly dccomposed. foIicehah AN
that he found on the Christmas tree only me SKINS
| of two GuDca fowls, stuffed with sawdust. Ihey
| had been used ~ sign.
PRAISE OF MIR. DODGE AND MIR. MORGAN.
| The monthly meeting OF the Executive Committee
| OF the American Tract Society was held yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Jesse b Thomas presided.
| Grants Of books, papers and tracts amounting 10
| 900 900 pages were approved, and resolutions IN
| regard 10 the death OF William T.. Dodge and eN-
| Governor Morgan, both yIce.presdents OF the
| society were adopted Regarding Mr. Dodge 1t
| was stated that half century ago he was n
frequent visitor At the counter OF the tract society
replenishng his supply of tracts and books. 1t is
| believed that lew ministers of the Gospel nave
performed more cvangellstic work out OF the pulpit
| than he'
| THE TRIAL OF GEORGE JAMES RICE.
| The case of George James Rice, the e1-presldent
| of the Utica Ithaca and Emiri Railway, was set
| down for trial yesterday IN the Court OF General
Sessions. Assistant District Attorney OByrne
| stated that there over thirty witnesses
in the House Of Detention aud 100 prs
| oners in the 1Ombs awaiting trial, and he
| did not think that it would DO lust TO occupy
| the time OF the Court for a week IN the trial
| of the Rice case. lie therefore moved that it he
| ira sfeTed 10 the Court OF Oyer and lermineT. The
| transfer was accordingly made by Judge Cowing
| aud the Issue set down for next Monday before
| Judge Barrett
| RECEPTION FOR FIFTY CHINAMEN.
| 4 reception was gwen 70 the Chlhcso connected
with the sunday school OF the spring street Pres
| byterIan Church last evening. Fifty ChInamen,
| neatly dressed and wearing upon their iacoo the
usual placid smile were present. ihe PrGSTe
| Misses Willie, Marshall, Cornell, Rodgers and
| jennings; Rotations by Walter Puinam ana
| Fannie DumOnt, and addresses in Chinese b the
| Rev. Mr.. Spear. "A returned missionary, aud Quong
| Ling. Hop Lee and Quoug Lung sang song III
Cuiuese, the former playing the accompaniment
| upon the piano.
BROOKLYN.
An absolute divorce has been granted by Judge
! Brown TO Philip Heunicko from Mrs. Franceska
Henmcke.
The Aldermen passed a resolution yesterday pro-
| vdug that the collectors and registers OF meters
| for the gas companies wear badges.
| Matthew Ryan WAS tried yesterday in the Court
of Sessions for manslaughter IN the first degree IN
| causing The death OF PalrIck McNulty, III quarrel
| on December 2l,lSs2,at North seventh ana Fourth
| sts. The jury returned a verdict OF not guilty.
A suit 10 recover $4,000 has been brought by
| Thomas Mccarthy against Tue Central REFINING
| Company, Of which Henry Fleming Is president.
IL ia alleged that the plaintiff Tell into hole full Ot
| boiling hot water on the defendants premises by
| the earth giving way over H. aud was severely
scaldcd.
| The Aldermen recently appointed halter named
| Joseph Morgan 10 the position OF farmer at the
Truant Home. lie found that farming was different
from blocking hats and resigned. The Board then
| selected Peter Duffy, VINO Is good Democrat,
| but who knows more of farming Gus Jobs than OF
| agriculture for Mayor Low Yesterday vetoed his
| appointment on the ground that he could not learn
that Duty had had any experience hItlng him Tor
| farmers work.
suit to recover So, 900 as damages for personal
injuries. brought 10y Miss Emma bass, OGglnlst III
| the Church OF the Pilgrims, against Nlcno!as rs
pensch held ir., came To tria yesterday IN the CITY
| Court The plaintiff alleged that she was knocked
down by the horse ridden by the plaintiff, at Cln-
ton and Montague sts. on June I, lSS-, ana hau
| since suffered from nervous shock. The DEFENDANT
testified that the accident was not caused by Ills
| neglect.
proposition has been made to erect bust ofthc
late Judge John A. Lott in the town Of tIatbush,
| H. f. of which ho was a resident. 1t Is thought
| that for So 900 an appropriate bust aud PEDESTAL
can be put up. The site proposed Is tho Triangular
| green at the intersection oil East New loiA-aVe;
| with Flatbush aud Washington ayes, just beyond
the Brooklyn CITY line. Mr. Evurts has slgnlned
his Willingness to deliver lecture IN the Brooklyn
Academy of Music, the proceeds OF when VIII Dc
| added TO the fund for tue erection of the bust
Cyrus Pyle, druggist at Fulton aud Pierrepont-
| sts made an assignments ye3,eGday to Dev'ne
Burtls IT., giving preferences Tor over Tlo,OOO.
| Mir Pyle has been In the drug business for over
twenty years. lilo failed III 1874 owing about
| $50. 900. He recently treasurer OF TIE Doty
several years pas had the drug store at Manhattan
Beach. A few weeks ago he endeayorcd to obtain
| an extension, running over two yeaIs Of his
| merchandise debts which then amounted to about
$1,000.