New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15

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at Rivington and Attorney sts., were informed yes
| terday that they could go to work on MoTnday anu
that the Union would be re9ognizeu dor eny or
cumstances, recognize the Union. Inc einPioyeS VI
Hgginss carpet mandatory, at So
| and Eleventh-ave., left their work yesterday as
| they were informed that they must submit 10 re-
ductOn of wages of ten per cent. They held meet
| ing at WendePs Assembly Rooms to organize
! strike.
CLOSE OF THE ROBERTSON COLLECTION SALE.
The sale of the Robertson collection OF Japanees
curos was closed yesterday. large number OF the
! Daimio swords were withdrawn on account OF the
| low bidding, and few brought more than $30. A
| fine silver-mOunted sword richly ornamcnted IN
relief sold for 500. The sword-guards Dron IIs
from 80 to $40 set of twenty-fOur pieces selIing
for S72. silver bronze vase, two feet IN hclgnt,
curiousy carved and inlaid, was purchased Tor IT
| $40; smaller one of similar workmanship brought
$205 and large antique incense-Ourher rlchly
| worked III relief, sold for 500.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
- The Broadway and Seventh AYen1e d Railroan
Company has borrowed the sum Of 81 ,0OU,OOO upon
the railroad stables in Seveuth-aye extending from
Fiftethst: to fifty-iirst-st. Bonds Of the denom-
nation of 81 900 each have been issued ana Tor the
better security of the Same the company has exc
cuted trust deed of the above property to ROBERT
Buck, cashier of the City. Bank. In the Registers
Once Yesterday an assignment on mortg Si, 10
| thur and Ellen IIerndOn Arthur recorded. The
consideration expressed is $l1 ,O23.
TIE HAYDEN LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
The sale of a portion Of the miscellaneous library
of tho late G. b. Hayden, of Virginia, comprising
many rare and valuable works among which are
! some handsomely Illuminated ancient yellum
medieval mssals, and collection of enTayng3
! and ctchings, was begun yesterday at the Clinton
! Hail salcsrOOms by George A. Leayitt ~ Co The
attendance was not large, but the bidding was
| spirited. One of the most important sales was
| fucr5ts concordance Of the Old Testament, COM
! prising every Hebrew and Chaldee word, Ter
! Tl4 %. The sale will be continued to-day.
TIE COLD AND WIND on THE BRIDGE.
! The wind h0wlcd over the great Bridge yestGr-
| day, and between the towers il was especially
| strong but the police stationed there prevented
| any accident to pedestrians. When asked how the
! Bridge guards stood it, one of them said he had
been on police duty for nearly twenty years, but
! the exposure on the Bridge was more severe IMAM
! hard To get any men to stand the duty this winter
unless protection is provided such as sentry
! boxes, where they could retire occasionally.
! TIE METAL lXClIANGE GRArUITY FUND.
! The members of the New-YCrk Metal Exchange
met yesterday afternoon to discuss the protector
establishing gratuty fund for the benefit OF thcr
families similar to those IN operation III the older
exchanges. After some delay IN securing quorum
| tEc plan previously reported by the Law Commit
/ tee was approved resolution, RECOMMENDING the
/ adoption OF the report by the BOdrd Oh managers
ana directing n to take the necessary steps g. carry
! n into practical operation, was passed WIN oniy
eirht oppustl0n ii is understood that the charter
and bylaws Of the exchange will have 10 be mod
/ iuod before the plan can be carried out IN full.
BROOKLYN.
! There were loud calls for stoves from shiycFing
/ passengers IN the street cars yesterday.
| Henry Kachl, Of No. 100 Butialo-aye., was con-
YiCtCd yesterday Of selling liquor without Incense
some ice was seen tho suburban ponds and
! lakes yesterday, but II was not heavy enough 10
| bear skaters,
The kov. J.. I. Tyler, Of Augusta, Ga, has ac-
cepted a call 20 the pulpit of the Church OF Chn't,
| IN >tring-piace, 10 succeed the Kew - d. NI'd'ci'
! The Rev Edward JuGs0n of NcW-l0rN, has been
called To- the passionate OF the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church, to succeed the Rev II. .. fcutecost, now
| of Ncw-l0rk.
The police succeeded in capturing several men
! engaged m stealing sugar from tho lighters OH
Woodruff stores, at tine foot of JurdicmUu-7L On
/ tuesday night Through special Policeman VINO
/ was engaged as "a Waterman and who watched ul~
follow UatCrhcu, two pl whom were III league Win
/ the thieves and were arrested.
Mr. Margaret O'Rcilly, age eighty, formerly q
/ domestic uI Newly Drk, VINO had accumulated about
| 1000 was recently sent 10 the king- County In
/ sane ASYLUM by ncr niece, Mrs Margaret Nash, and
/ her nephew, John ORcIlly, who Desired 10 get h.I
| money. Dr. Shaw recently pronounced me Uiu
/ woman sane, and then Mrs. Nash informed the
! COMMISSIONER, of Charities and correction mat
| She Was a paup,T. One Of her friends made the
| fact known that she had T2OOQ' WLlch thc nrPatW
/ and niece had drawn from her bank and put IN the
! Williamsburg and Kings County savings bonks.
! An attachment was secured yesterday, ana Shrrlh
/ Ntcgmau drew the money, and holds II subject 10
A,rs. ORcllly's order.
JERSEY CITY.
The -hoc-storc of Timothy O'shca No ~ Mont
| pomcry-st., was broken INTO on tuesday night ana
robbed of dozen pairs Ot shoes. james Powers, u
young lhltl, was lpultl VIII o"'0 III
his possession, and yesterday Justice Ntlsing COM
mlticd hiu To the County JAN on charge oil burg
| larry. ,,,,,-,pY
The Bureau of Associated Charities held its an
! uuaI meeting last evening at Library Hall lr.
L. Dennis, the president, made an address explain,
ing the objects Ut the association. 1t was r'PultSd
that iorty-scycn societies are now members OF TIC
Bureau.
LONG ISLAND.
B,nyLoN-Tho Prcsbytcry of Nassau yesterday
held stated meeting at which the kcv ), L. Iinme
was ordained ana lnStali'u ~ pdSloI VI lHc us
| bytcrian Church.
WoopnuRY.-IIenry Elkins a farm laborer in the
employ Of John Hewlett, attempted To commit SUI
cldc Yesterday afternoon by hanging himself To u
beam in the barn. lie was discovered ana cut down
| in time To save his me-
RI,rRmEAp.- Preparations ON an extensive scale
have been made for tho celebration to-day OF tho
/ hI-rcntcunal OF Suffolk County. There will bo u
parade IN tie morning and meetings IN the alter
noon and evening, at which addresses WIZ De maze
| AT the close there Will be II display oi fireworks
IoXG ISLAND CIrY.--Ihc Rev. W. A. Granger,
of the BAPTIST Church. denies IN the most explicit
terms the statement that on election day he was
pcddiiug Pctry tickets, or that ne urhoHh'ed pr:
me had IN his possession that day, he says was the
one that he voted and the false charges could havo
been prompted only by malice. inc Boar,l
of Aldermen met on Tuesday night T. -
Gleason the defeated candidate Tor Mayor, preSd-
ing. John Mckc0n, who was elected ALDERMAN
from the Third Ward, was sworn IN ana Alderman
Fitzgerald, the pedestrian was relieved Oh MS "Hl-
! cial duties.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINs-Iho Grand jury yesterday be-
gan taking testimony IN regard to inc inlEGhlGnt
of the Mount Vernon Branch of tho New-lOrk ln-
FAINT Asylum.
M,NiARoNECK.-A number of wealthy residents OF
Mamaronecll ard Rye Neck are organizing awater
suppy company Most of tho stock has already
been subscribed. The water will 10 obtained from
Haddcn Pond, which is fed by never falllng
springs ---
THE BIRGES URECKED ~ THE SOUND.
no npINGs RECEIVED OF THE FATE OF THE
CREWS.
AT the Office of Hadd0cl, q Steele, No. III
broadway owners Of the coal bargcS DundcrbcrS ana
Osprey which were wrecked In Long Island sound on