New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
The Rev. Dr. 6, NJ. Peters was elected Rresld@ent,
William Harold Brown secretary, and Z. l.. Ire

ty-nnth-st and t1fth-aYe. a history Va Wy - e.
and progress of the society will be given and an IN
teresting address will be made by Dr. Stephenson
TO CONSIDER THE CLEARING HOUSE SYSTEM.
President Herrick, of the Produce Exchange, yes
tsrday appointed committee OF opPohets ~ sHo
tee which has been endeavorlng to secure lls adop
ton. The members are Leonard HaZelt1ne, Henry
b. Hebert Henry Allen. r. T. Clapp, Sela lI I9ung
IT,, s. k. Lane, William Oest, Henry Z. ward ana
Frederick Brooks.
RARE PORCELAIN SELLING CHEAPLY.
The sale of the William Man collection of rare an
tique Chinese pOrcela;ns which began yesterday az
Ortgies & Co.'S galleries, Nos. $40 and S47 Broad,
way, was not well attended, and prices 0btained
were about 90 per cent below the real values. A
the highest price being $50 for Kang-he jar. To-
day some small specimens of eggshell porceiains
and collection of little vases will be among the
articles sold
SHOT ON ELECTION NIGHT.
Magnus Gnnberg, of No 4S0 East Seventy fourth
St, was found lying on the sidewalk az seventy
fO9rth-st and Frs-aye on Tuesday might T dtdr
seller, was arrested and held for examination yes
to-day. J. H. lIinners grocer at No 33i FlT th
wounded man M his assaant and was held by JUS
tice Herman in 81 900 bail in the Yorkvile Police
Court, pending Gunbergs recovery.
ANXIOUS TO RETURN TO GERMANY.
Gustavc Langonberg, a German scene painter,
came to this country recently and searched unsuc-
cossuly for his brother Carl, who was said to have
emigrated to America i'll 1877 The brothers had
taye could not take possession OF tho properly In
CarPs absence. Superintendent Walling yesterday
who signed himself Carl Langenberg. He wished
to borrow 5000 from Mr.. Waling in order to pay
some debts and procure passage TO Germany, me
Superintendent directed that the letter should be
forwarded TO Gustaye LangenbeTg, who sailed for
Europe about week ago.
COUNTING UNDER NOVEL CIRCUMSTANCES.
Royal La Touche, a Frenchman who yesterday
pleaded guilty TO n charge of bigamy III the Court
of General Sessions, began his first cOurtshp and
married life under peculiar circumstances. Jennie
h hT 4 t %f Was 6s r 9S wRSn s6 U
met La T0uche in Chicago in 1873 He afterward
visited her in this city, but again went West, where
he imprisoned in the Jail at lillsbOrough, Ohio.
While there he was married TO Miss Lee; lie after
ward deserted her apd camo TO NewYork, where he
married Ida VI. Dngs in August 1850. lie was
sentenced by Recorder Smyth to four years III the
state Prison.
NEW UPTOWN HOTEL.
Joseph Fisher Of the Clarendon Hotel yesterday
filed plans in the Buildings Bureau for hotel which
he intends 10 erect on the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 1hirty-eghth-st The plans were
drawn by William II. Hume, the architect at Fifth
ave and FouTtecnth-st and they represent an
eight story and basement Grcnroof structure with
Hat roof and walls nearly doyoid of ornament
The fronts In Broadway and Thrty-eighth-st. are
10 be constructed of brick and brownstonc As the
lot is irregular in shape the building will extend rs
feet in Broadway and 100 feet IN Thirty elghth-St
while the east side will be go feet and the south
side 90 feet IN extent. The estimated cost OF the
building is 100000.
4 LITTLE GIRL ARRESTED FOR TIrI-TtPPrNG.
Morris FegelsOhn, "A butcher at No. 80 Bayard-
st., has daily for the last ak months missed sums of
money which, he estimates, amount to about 5000.
Yesterday, about $50 a. m, little girl, wearing
heavy shawl, entered and ordered some meat. De-
tcCtiye English, who had been instructed 10 watch,
observed the little ono place her right hand,
wrapped in the shawl in such position as 10 hide
the movements of her left hand, with which she
opened the mOncy-drawcr under the counter and
distracted some bills. lie Immediately approached,
and took from her hand ~. She sald che was Lena
Ycngal, age eight, living at No. 40 FOmyth-st, At
the Iombs Police Court she was committed and
Agent Young of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 20 Children, was instructed to make an iu-
ycstIgatIon.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGlynn, of No. % Clifton-plac",
died Yesterday at the Brooklyn Hospital from fatal
burns caused by the explosion OF Kerosene lamp
at her home.
The Adclphi Academy football team. of Brook
Ign, played the Columbia College Freshman team at
Washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday. The New
York boys won in an easy victory by = goals and
tOuch-dOwns To nothing.
formal celebration Of LuthePs four hundredth
birthday will take place tomorrow evening IN st.
Matthew's English Lutheran Church; at Clinton
and Amity SITS Among the speakers are MI. BGccher
the Rev. Drs j. Il. Thomas, j: q. Peck, aud II. J.
Van Dyke, and the Reys. q. f. Bchrngcr and J. c.
Zimmerman joaquin Miller will read poem.
The thrty-sccond annual meeting Of the Brook
Ign Society for the Relief Of Respectable Aged Indi
gent Females was hold yesterday in the Graham
Home, at 40. 500 Washington.avc. Addresses
v. a. y. !.
l.. L. Chamberlain. The officers were reelected.
Governor Cleveland bass sent a reply through Adj
jutant- General Farnsworh to the appl icaton of
Colonel McLccr for a review of the decision of
Judge Acknowledgement King In regard to the
" drumming out" of Private Bockclman from the
State Camp at Peckskll last summer, declining to
take further PROCEEDINGS in Wow of the fact that II
any indignity was offered 20 tho 18th Regiment it
was merely technical, and Colonel Austen dis
owned that IL was intentional.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Association, of the Diocese of Long
Island was held Yesterday in st. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church in State-st Bishop Littlejohn
presided. The annual report was read by the Row.
G. w. Homer Addresses were made by Bishop
Brewer Of Montana Bishop Paddock, of Washing
ton Territory, and in the evening by the Rev. Drs.
Morgan Smiley and Stocking.
A suit for absolute divorce has been begun by
Albert Rcidcl The complaint in the suit of
Mrs. Francis IL. Burroughs against Charles +.
Burroughs, for absolute divorce, was filed yester-
day. 80 In the suit of Mrs. Emma G.. Steiger
alleged by the husband that his wife has two hus-
bands and he applied yesterday for an order dis
missing tho suit aud annulling tho marriage. Az
heresay evidence was presented the case was adj
journod.
BY the will of Mrs Rose Gaughran, a milliner in
Ncw-York living in Brooklyn, who died in July,
81, 200 was left to other relatives and only 70 to
her daughter, Mrs. Denis Spcllasy, Of NowYork, as
the latter had received 81 900 from the mother two
years ago The daughter now contests the will
and denies that she received 5000 from her
~
merry business and helped her mother to make her
money. The hearing of the caso was adjourned for
"a week by Surrogate Bergen yesterday
JERSEY CITY.
The Board of Education has appointed George H.
Barton superintendent of public schools to succeed
the late William l.. Dickinson. Mr.. Barton was
principal of the High School
Thomas Hearn was arTaigned in the Hudson
County Court yesterday for trial on indictment
for manslanghter. On September ! Hearn threw
John Supple, II butcher, at a slaughter-housc in
Grovc-st. supplies head came in contact with the
floor with sufficient force to fracture his skull and
he died without recovering consciousness. Heam's
defence will be that he acted in self-defence
Thomas V. Gator, the defeated Republican candi- |
date for State Senator, George Is. Fielder, County
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