New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-03


. O'Clock Yesterday morning
Recorder Smyth yesterday sentenced James Lane
to ten years in the State Prison for r09Dng Joseph
Savinarti at No. 48 Baxter-st. on October ~.
Patrick Healey age sixty, of No. 81 East thirty
ninth-st fell from the fifth story of new building
at Forty-frst-st and Lexington-aye. yesterday ana
was instantly killed.
TRENoR W. PARKS FUNERAL POSTPONED.
The body Of the late Trenor w Paik did not ar;
arrive in this city yesterday as had been expected
The funeral which had been arrangedto take place
at p. M, was postponed.
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF GRoCERs. -,
President Chandler, of the Board OF Heaith,
Yesterday told several retail grocers that they
would be held responsible for selling aduIterateu
food, even they purchased the articles IN go9d
Thew however. could sue the wholesale dealers
president FRENCH REELECTED
Stephen s. French was reelected President oil the
Board of Police Commissioners yesterday ny tne
VOTES of Messrs Mason and Matthews Mr., Nichols,
the Treasurer of the Board Is still confined TO his
house by Illness.
SAYING A PoNTIFIcAI. MASS FOR DEAD PREIAIEs
AT the Fifth Avenue Cathedral YESTERDAY morning,
solemn poutifcal ma celebrated for he rep0so
of the SOUS of The late Archbishop hughes and tne
deceased prelates OF the diocese Archbishop GoIri
gan, assisted by the Kew j. McQuirA, oniclateu
Cardinal McCloskey was present duilng the SER
vices
ORGANIZATION OF PROTECTIoNIsrS UNION.
There WAS meeting last night at No. 80 BowerY
TO organize an " American Protecu9nlst LaUoI
Unionp OF the With COngTe stonal District.
committee of three j. Z. Sarsheid. >. 4. MCuIah
and Francis Matters were appointed to confer with
similar organizations relative To proper plan oi
action.
ATTACKED ny TWENTY NEGROES
John Lee "A negro, of No. 13l West ILirtieth-str
accused Alexis Bourgeois OF Nc 2l3 West lwrn-
ty-eight-st.. IN The Jcfeison Marke. Police L"nrt
Yesterday OF stabbing him IN tine left side with
anle on Monday night. Bourgeois said that he
entered the hqnOr store at No. 279 SGventn'aye'
ana was attacked ny ABOUT Twenty ~ gt Inv
that he bad cut anyone he was held in ~, OOo u
answer.
STRUCK on THE HEAD WITH BOTTLE;
While walking III Ihrd-aVe.' near toit -louI IN w.
ST. ON Monday night. Peer Cochran, OF NO, ~
Ihlra-aye., WAS struck on the head Win outilc
ana had 10 be removed TO st. Luke's Hospital
Officer NuRent Of the Nineteenth Precinct, arrested
Jonn Bowl an on suspicion OF having committed the
assault Yesterday the hospital authorities reported
that cochran nad PROBABLY received iractnre OF
the skull and Boyan was held IN tne lolA'iie
Police Court TO aW All the result OF inc Injuries
EDWARD sTERN's WILL
Edward Stern lett a Will bequeathing 10 DIS WE
an annuity of $4,000 during her lie, providing
that snr remains unmarried gnd docs nor go upon
the STAGE. II these conditions are Violated the
provision Is reyoAed. 10 MS sister, MIS-. fauIiha
Iebrrgott OF berlln, Prussia. ls bequeathed IN
aqay OF $1,000 Dr Sg'ta 1T 10 sefyap
FIaicois Fon aine. ALI the rest OF the estate Is to
be hcid by his executors and trustees LOT MS Two
children.
MONTHLY MEETING OF soROsIs
The monthly meeting OF SOrOsls was held at Del
monico's yesterday afternoon Tho Commit e on
House ana home presented the question Ior us
cussiOn: "Niu hume-makng ever become "a
sclcuce and how shall we make our houses homes
Mrs. IInOgene Falos, Mrs lHreley aud Mrs Edha
Snhth read papers relating 10 ihis suocSi aa 'I1
discussion winch followed was joined by SlfH. VI
Louise Thomas, Mrs. Croly, Mrs. Ernlne sLllth'
Mis-. Neyman, Mrs. BcIghoiz, Mrs. liteomb aud me
hev Phoebe Hanaiord. Ihefo were a huIhoer "
songs and reclta Ions
ASSAULTED BY 1--WE MES AND RoBnED.
ArchlDald SANFORD, horse dealer lNi"H az 10
III Vest Forty -irst-st, was complainant III the
YOrkvillc Ponce Court yesterdIy against hrn ,ty
second-st., wnOm lie charged WIN having, III Coh
nectlon with four other men, attacked ana IoOhcu
hm oil a diamond pm and q cham, valued AT 300
SANFORD sta,ed thai nc had called on lIltnd Nv
ing in the house occupied by FOX, and on Leaving
the place nve men had assaulted hlm IN the bAil.
In the scullr SANFORD received stab wound III
The side Fox salu thdt he knew nothing about the
matter, but was held fUr triaL
BURGLARS IN LIQUOR STORE.
The liquor store oi joan horns ~ Brother, at NO.
81 south Washington square, was en- ercd oy our
glars on Monday night auu cigars aud liquors valued
az several hundred dollars were stolen, rs well ~
all the cash IN tho money-drawcr. Mr. horns
securely fastened the store at ii o'clock on New
Years night, but wnen he reached II yesterday
morning no found the II ont door open. iheIe were
no marks on the door. anu 1t Is thought mat inc
burglars must have had skeleton Keys lie choicest
cigars and liquors were carried away.
EJECnNG oBTRUsIvE NEW YEARS CALLERS.
Wuua.n Dougher,y OF 20. 40 hdgc-st, made n
visit To the mouse VI AbldlldH SouOb1 kAN''A ~
200 Stanton-st., on New-iears Day. In company
with several Otner young men, all under Tie In
1ueuce of liquor. An alteration occurred between
Uougherty's party, and the hOst VINO i0unu IL
necessary 10 eject hls obtrusive guests. They re-
sisted aud Mrs Cohen went 10 the assistance OF her
husband In the 81 allie gold earring OF the value
OF SO was detacheu from nor person. DOugncrtY
vas arrested the arceny, ana yesterday Ia The
Essex Market Court Justice Patterson held him Tor
trial III special sessions.
MEETING on TIE sTATIoNERs' BOARD or TRADE
A A tua
Trade WAS held yes eIday afternoon at their looms
Nog7 Nassau ri. About tory hrins were represented
The PRESIDENT. George l.. fease, tue wee pIesden5
William L. fTaIt, and tho treasurer, george w.
Daylds read their reports for tho last year. Inc
folIowin. trustees we're elected Alexander Agar.
ID Appleton A. NJ Collins George W. Dayids,
Charles 4. Dillingham;, L. Farrely, George ii.
Jones' Charles H. import Andrew Little, william
j. Martin, w. a.. Parsons, George l.. Poase, William
f. Pratt. Joseph KeckendOrter, Charles ii. South
worth David Scott ana william Nhlnug.
CooGAE BROTHERS. OFFER FOR BOO ms THEATRE.
Jonn StetsOn the lessee OF bOoths theatre, SAID
YESTERDAY hat he had heard nothing oil ITS proposed
sale. lie denied that ho had offered $OOO,OO0 lor
tine building but intlDated that he had made u
smaller bid. ,oogan Brothers, furniture dealers IN
tine Bowery, acknowledge that they nave made an
offer of S5Z5 900 the building. The property ID
offered Tor sale at $4,000 Inc Coogans express
themselves being confident OF agreeing upon SUIT
abe terms with the executors Oh the Ames estate
In case tney succeed in purchasing tho properly
tney will spend considerable sum IN repairing II
and making IL luto store and warehouse. ATepre-
sentative Oh Macy 81 Co. SAID that they dld not
intend TO buy the theatre.
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Lows Office hours will be from 0 a. m
| to IL III.
Surrogate Bergen took possession of his new office
yesterday, reappolnting Chef Clerk Voorhees,.
| George s. Barnard was reappoInted Deputy
| County Clerk yesterday by County Clerk ThulsDy
Eighteen men were discharged yesterday from
| the Department OF Yards and Docks III the Navy
| Yard.
No less than zoos cases were disposed of last
! year IN the City Hall Police Court by Justc,
| Walsh.
Judge Brown who succeeds Judge Gilbert al
! Supreme Court Judge, was IN the Court House yes
| tcrDay.
| A child two months old was found on the piazzs
| Of the house of ex-Sun0gate A. n. Daley, No. 752
| Bushwick-ave., yesterday morning. Ii was sent 10
the City Nurse
~ NJ Ind a.