New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
COLLEGE WITHOUT A CHARTER.

Tn the Supreme Court, Special Term, Yesterday,
Judgment was entered against the United States
Medical College of this city. The Judgment de-
clares that the defendants have not been incoipo-
rated as a medical college and that the institution
does not possess the powers or franchises OF med
ical college. The defendants are restrained from
acting as an Incorporated medical college. :, Tie
amount of costs which the Judgment allows
against the defendants is $lOS l3
A TRIBUNE reporter last night called Samuel
r. Fiily, who acted as the president II the nsiltu-
fnsed 10 believe that an absolute decree had been
granted He said that it had been distinctly under
stood bet wcen the counsel of the college, exJudge
Fithian and Mr.. Ripley, counsel TO the Attorney
General that the hearing on the motion set down
for yesterday would be POSTPONED, MI: flthlan
having business i'll another part Of the state tie
was positive that 1t was merely judgment by de-
fault, and that the default would be opened, on Mr.
Fithian's return The amount of the judgment was
SO small he continued, that the idea of an absolute
Judgment being entered was preposterous. Dr.
Robert A. Gum the dean Of the eogge was too
that the judgment wonld be fought by the direc-
tors of the college as long as there was court 10
appeal TO- lie thought that the reason OF me Jndg-
ment heing entered was that Mr.. f1thlan had been
careless and had forgotten the case
A DARING THEFT IN A JEWELRY STORE.
horse and carriage were stolen from IN front OF
the Office of Dr. w. A. Little No. 4l3 Bedfordave.,
Brooklyn, yesterday about p. III. An hour later
two men with the horse and carriage drove up IN
front of the jewelry store of A. McDongal, No.
223 Columbia-st. about three miles from
where the horse and carriage were stolen. One OF
some seal rings. Two trays of rings, worth about
$500 we're put the counter. Diverting the at
fention of the shopkeeper, the man took up Ooth
trays and rushed out of the door. Jumping INTO tho
carriage his confederate whipped up the horse anc
then started up Union-st towards Prospect PARK.
DIR. John Cochran saw from his carriage me ROD
berry, and, calling n policemen, took hlm
into his carriage and started in pursuit. The
doctors horses were driven at gallop up Union-st.
and thence along FOurth-ave. toward Greenwood.
Near Seventh-st the two thieves, seeing that they
were closely pursued left the carriage to make their
way across vacant lots 10 Prospect Park. where
thew escaped The stolen horse and carriage were
turned over to the police
POLICE AROUSED AGAINST GAMBLING.
Mayor Edison sent TO the Police Commissioners on
Tuesday list of ten alleged gambling houses down
town and III the Twenty Precinct when had
been given to him by citizen. Iie commissioners
Yesterday passed q resolution directing Sllern-
tendcnt Walllng TO ascertain the nth or faSlty or
the allegations if lie found 1T true, wholly or
in part report to the Board why such yioiations
of the law have been permitted by the police. The
Superintendent declined to show the Mayors com,
municatIon to a TRIBUNE reporter, and said nc dId
not know by whom the list inciosed had Dcch iuf-
nished.
Sixth Precinct, on Tuesday night upon haunt OF
Chinese, kept by Dog Hop. at No. IL Mott-st:
Three men were found gaming, the implements lof
Chinese style) seized aud the men locked up.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday they were
remanded into the custody OF Lawyer Spencer for
examination: who asserts That the game was DOT one
many complaints against the place, the latest nav
ing been made by lawyer Oh behalf OF a China
man who had been skinned" Of q few hundred
dollars
SEEKING TO DEFRAUD WORKING-WOMEN.
DISPATCHES from Washington yesterday an
nounced that the Postmaster here had been IN
structcd to delive. more registered packages or
money orders to +. Wilson. at No. 203 East Fiji
feenth-st The building AT that number is occupied
as beer saloon. The proprietor said Yesterday that
Wilson had nad room there but lett It three days
200. He understood that he was bell-boy in no.
tel Assistant Postmaster Gayler said Wilson had
advertised in Philadelphia newspaper Offering 10
Ierproof aprons at 20 cents apiece and asking them
to send 20 cents for sample. " he IS one OF class
Of rn,serab,e SKINS OF which the Post Office De-
nartment has hundreds ON record and has been try,
ing to defraud poor working girls out OF 20 cents
said Mr.. Gayler.