New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-03
NETWORK CITY.

ton, and the stramboat lines TO Albany and Troy
will begin running to-day.
August Il. LepOrtirr. a florist OF Fort Lee. has
been missing since March 20. when he came to this
city. The police will search for him.
paragraph was printed recently respecting the
business Affairs of Wilcox Gibbs 81 Co, of SaYan-
nah Ga. That firm has no connection with the
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company.
FFLoNIous U.s. OF A PISTOL.
Lawrence Farley, of No. 335 East Ihireenth-st.,
wasarraignen at Essex Market Police Court yester-
day, on com laint Of Thomas McEniee, of No 313
East Twenty -seeond-st. for having ischarged re-
vover at him West Eleventh-st., early on Nc day
morning. Farley held for trial without bail.
CHARGED WITH PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS,
Joseph W. ThOmpSOn alias l1tuS" ald Frode-
rick Morris charged with piSsng worthless checks,
committed tor trial yesterday in the lonb'
Ponce curt thompson IN default OF SZ,OOO Dall,
and Morris OF $4,000.
FEWER CASES FOR THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury for April was imDIneiled yester-
day IN the Court of General sessions. ii. H. Ihur-
Der made foreman Judge Oii'lersle"ve. In his
charge called attention 10 the iacf that there Wtrr
fever eases than usual awaiting attention. This
might be due either to q decrease III the amount Of
crime or au Increased quickncss In disposing or
Cases.
INCREASED RECEIPTS AT TIE POST OFFICE.
The quarterly statement oi thu Post Once trans
aciiors shows The receipt $1,000, $50 o6, the ex-
pcndiiurc of $21a,501 OIL and net revenue Of
$siJ, IS9 50. heso figures show an IncIoa'e IN
receipt. the corresponding qu .rtcr OF So OF
$40, l3o - and gam IN net revenue OF oi2 per
cent.
EARLY AID HEAVY OCEAN TRAVEL.
Steamship mon report int the Europe-bOund
travel has SET IN in larger dimensions than usual
early IN the spring sr.yson. The Scrvia. OF the
junard Line inch sails from Tins port tomorrow,
will carry $50 cabin passengers, the largest number
ever carried by any Gamer at this tine OF tho
year.
HIGHER PAY FoR HoCsE-PAINrERs.
The request OF the hOus - .1llr.s or an advance
in paw after April has not cD acCc ed to yet by
the boss painters. Tue gen raj imorcssiw IS
that as soon as the spring season opens, about
April / .. higher wages wall be pad. The season
tniS Jcar rs very backwI Td, ana OTk Is scarce.
There is no likelihood OF Il stink.
PRECAUTIONS BY THE BUREAU OF BUILDINGS
The buildings al Nos 3l2 AID 3l4 Mo;t-,t.. $50
WdtrT-st.. SO nj - Foufth-ayr., 81 McDfo--st.
and 40 Eas, Ouc-hundrd.and-tw wen ieth-st. wero
reported unsafe yeserlay. ln~roc' or EsterbrooK
has direci ed that the doors OF the Hcorrw ir'c
school, at No. GA FIfth-st., BE- made 10 open out
ward.
FIVE YEARS FOR STRIKING HIS WIFE.
Thomas kcdngtOn. hod-caTrler who severely
injured his wife Bridge several months ago by
striking her with an axe a. she Was ON Il sick bed,
yesterday pleaded gm ty ~ the Court OF General
SESSIONS To- chirgc OF assault and was sentenced
by Recorder Smyth to five years IN the State
Prison.
THE REPORTED CUNhEpER CHANGr.
Vernon II. Brown, o. V. h. jiown IL Co.. said
YES erlag that nc la no Nno Wedge ol the chan
reiOrtcd by cable ~ hc ~ nlg"nclf ~ tn" Cunar
Steamship Line. David MlclyrT, rhp.e rct,rcmeut
IT N tie board OF directions "i the company wa
asserted Ia have occurred m" no prtn III INC DO"Fu
Tor years. + any change nd taken place. Mr.:
Brown slppOg ii thu T. vas IN" retirement Of
Charles and Henry }laclver. managers IN Liverpool
II 10 FOR DISTURBING AZ AUDuNcE.
Last Ncdnrs .aY rv"uus i e. 'pcert was held IN a
hall ia Allrn-st. Grand e. under the nu-pces If
the Emanuel Baptis CnufCh George Doud,of ~ 68
Sulolk-sf became very nis'd"rlg there and the
manager. William Bell. threat n! 10 lnt HIN oIt
After The entertainment was oy"r. Bell SAYS thst
Doud folio wed IN tp his home tlr ugh the street
with gnur of Young fellows threatening 10 assault
Eautr hot p lfsn - ia
was held To- answer IA 'eiault OF $500 hal.
MIR. CALDWELL PREPARED TO PAY ALL CLAIMS.
Sanuci i. Val1wct. the marine iawyrr. reported
for Tai dlts 10 b. iHIsNing. wls not II has o.c
at No. Il al,t, ycst.r ay. but oat of his clerks.
who lives AZ COLLEGE Pom sad that he returned
home from Pmlad pima on SATURDAY night. he
morning ho met Mr. ta!dWel ~ the sfrc I, bnt on.y
held very short conyer-a 10 vi h MN. lie SAT-
IL aldi ION tuai ne bld heart ron Trustworthy
authority that Mr.. Caldwell was prepared TO pay IN
lull any legitimate elaine against INN.
TO JOIN his ASSOCIATE ~ PRISON.
DAVID K0n"y. who waJ on, 81 the Young ruians
who knocked down Gustav. u llnau, tho messenger
boy OF Adolph Goidschnid Grcrnwlch-st. broker
on Febr larv II, aud robbed him 81 tin box
containing $1,000, was arr'igncd yctcrday Tor
sentence before Recorder Smytl, IN the Court of
G nrreI sessions John Carmody. Kidneys as,o-
craze, was Sentenced several " ;cks ako by judge
CowIng. The Recorder, after aliI ing to the
gravity of the offence Of which Kidney was con-
vI.t.d. sentenced hiIn TO tho sane t I'm al mat
which Carmody rec iv'd-eightcen years AMI six
months II the state Prison.
CoNKLING TO DE TRIED Of FRIDtY.
George W. COuklIn0, jr.. Who Killed w. ii. flaver-
stick AZ an apartment house IN West Twrnty third.
S.. was again ARA gncd y"stcrda III tIe Z urt of
Gen raj Sessions. lie "a1 necn out o. bail, out
ia The court room wucn nis name was called.
Assistant District Att + eY OByInc ask d that
day should be nXcd for trial. C"nkling's counsel
prolesscd 10 he ready Il any time. FRIDAY WAS
finally fixed by judge Gi derSlceve as the dav for
trIai, at the suggestion OF the Assistant District
Attorney. ConNing then left The COURTROOM.
QUICK JUSTICE FoH ROBERT c. BALLARD.
Robert G.. I}aa d, who ha, been wanted 10y the
notice for several mont hs many charges of swim
dli &. ana who was arrested on Sa urday, was
a. IaiQncd Yesterday IN tho Court OF General Ses-
Sous The prisoner, wo ~ about ATTY years OF age,
pleaded guilty IA soon a. ne was asked concerning
the charge OF grand larceny That was brought
against inn. Tue specific cnargc on wiich he was
indicted was thai OF passing worthless chrck Tor
$50 on Ferdinand Z. Larie. of Earie's iote, Oh
December 20, 1867. lie received the money on the
check and thea disappeared f.om the city, ilo was
sentenced by Recorder Siiyth 10 hVe years III tho
state Prison.
sOROsI5 DISCUSSING AMERICAN LITERATURE.
The monthly social meeting of SOiOsls was
helu in Delmonicos pdrorS yes crdav. The subject
unaer discussion wa, "Ameri an Literature from
an American standpoint" MIS-. V. &. III comb read
a paper on American liter1ture - general Nrs.
PPIr g. Mr sa a&
Meredith aud Mrs Ella Clymcr Detz read poems.
Mss Hunds.ck aud Miss Clara StutsInan sang
duet. Among those who discussed IN subj cs pre-
MIME Smith. Mrs. V. c. TItcomb, the Rev. Phebo
HanaOrd NJ. w. Ravcnhiil and others.
ETFUsING A NEW TRIAL FOR LIQUOR DEALERS
Judges Wal ace. beho.Ict AMI Brown, o. the
court IN banc Ol tue United States circuit Court,
yesterday rendered an op.n'on denying the mOuon
III arresi of Judgment ana Tor new trla IN the
of george ID. Daylu. and Gustave +. Perrenoud,
the liquor merchants WAC ar accused OF rc-u5 lng
ca cry ii internal revenue sta .p-: The de,rnd-
ants pleaded guilty % ono o. the indictments
against them. here still an appeal pending from
Judge Beneuicts docIsiOd refusing 10 allow the
defendants to withdraw ,hrir ploa of guilty. which.
they said they had been muced to entcr by the
represe tat.ous oil tneir counsel hat th're would
be no difficult III arranging a c0mploni G.
ABAlING TIE REFINERY NUISANCE.
The Oiliccrn OF the oI-rri lag work. on the Kill
Won ,kull yesterday declared therlnDnrion adopt
the suggcsIons of the state BOari OF Health for tue
abatement OF tine nuIslncs cOnplal ned OF by the