New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

rrnI0T0e and NfWfN N"TTTTT". Z
IL tho naner anil also i'm the discussion that fol
lowed, that America and England were far behind
Continental countries IN TINS science MAY E I
explained the great pans ihat WeI' ttHcn w W.
man universities To arouse interest IN TINS sluuy'
OBJECTED ny MEANS OF 4 PIPE.
The lager beer shou of Mrs. Rose Fuchc was on
tsTcd on sunday morning and TllO aud some OF th'
stock were carried off When search oil the STORE
was made pipe was found behind me uar' ~"
his tha woman remembered to have seen IN me
mouth OF q man standing opposite the 1ulIulnH Oh
The nrereling night. A description OF TINS p'FGh
49, E ,J ,' az" tyoniy Of No 1870 First ave. Tho
prisoner was taken to the Tombs Police Court yes E-
teriav. when Justice smith c4mmittel Nun ior
examination In default OF 9l,OUU bilI'
WORKS or PHYSIOLOGY At AUCTION.
While Dr. Austin Flint, IT,, was engaged Ia prG-
marin, ht. work Tho PLY solOgy OF Man, nc COL
ircted a number OF rare and curious NolAIn'- on
witl number Of others. wcr" sold a. auction yes
t.rIav az the rooms of Bangs * Co.. No. ~ bi' I
w1y. Tho list embraced nmour other books IlI'
copy Of "Opuscu'a Annioncl oy niiI lo" .iI
FusiarhIus hearing the date 1861 "Obw'Yltlou'7
Enotnraira & lbricl Flllppiu, 1855. brought only
81 % EUioreon's 'Humrn Phy'i"lo0v. nm
edition bound IN h1lfr0au. was sold loT 90 Inc
sale will be concluded today
WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS CoWrrrv or a LAW.
Tho Instructions gwen 10 the officers 81 the
Tl0uidatlug Division hv Collector koh'ri son "
fnw DAYS ago. to the elect thai dH.'' Iu.l "' CO..
Ipctcd on the full CIsk capacity al ~ wines ana
snir,ts Unmarried with no allowance for 'caNa9c.
ma krs importers Of wines and dl-ard snlTiS nm
happy. Collector Robertson bases ms orI"r uP4Tn
thc provisions If sChrdul" ", Of 'he new 'ari1'
which provides " that there shall be- no allowance
for leakage brcaklCc or DAMAGE on wines liquors
cOrdnls cr distilled spirits lh" WINE ana sPHu
trade say that IL j. hardship 70 b" comp"ucl ~
nav duty upon empty or partially empty casks il
is intended 10 bring test case IN the courts
opTrCTIvG TO TELEGRAPH wIEEs o.. MS RooF,
William McCrcarv. Of No. 80 N"st iWenty-
cighth-st. ana joseph Bloom, OF NO. l3I Orchard
st in,rncn were arrested Yesterday for trespa,-Ing
uu1n the roof Of the binding az No. : bnud--l.,
owned by David Tc'z'on. They were taken to The
lam, MARKET Police Court where they told JUS
flee DuTv that thew were i'm tho employ OF tho
American District Telegram I9mnany. ana th1t
ther had gone upon The roof oil Mt le.z.9u 1",G
ing ~ repair WIRE which was " grounded Wit;
TctzloH who objects 10 having hrs building utilized
hy q trlcg aph company, had HFrn ORDERS 10 MS
tenants 10 ALLOW no liucmou upon the roof Tho
| rrisonars we're DISCHARGED with q renrnlnl JUS
ice Duffy told the complaInant % inform the t"r-
graph company to r"moy" the WIZ from MS DnIh-
ing aud, IL hc were uO' oheJed, That ne Would DC
! justified in cutting them.
oHrAI,IvG CREDIT BY FALSE PErTrvCEs
Herman Noes. age twrny-slN, who lives at No
23i East One-hundrrd twclitn-s'. IN The IomhS
Police Court Yesterday was charged with false pre-
tepceg II alleged that on October 23.l when the
aeon ed man was engaged ~ the drygo0ds business
in PrOvIdoncc r. L. ne called al the house Of Rltcs.
| Reed & Cooley importers OF drvgonds al No. 80
| Eroadgay and secured $ijl 30 worth Of mcrchln~
disc on credit the statement hat he han married
| the daughter Of q prominent Washington Market
! ,oouay and a hOu-e aud lpt IA Ouc-hUndTr and
sryeuth-st valued at $4,000. lie made an assign
mcnt soon after, and search OF the record OF con-
ycyauces in the Registers rficr showed that he was
not possessed Of any property IN this city. The man
! j, now in business as co'hrr AZ No. l5j West
| Broadway where the sign displayed bears the name
| of Lis wife Fannie Tho latter was accepted as
surety in the sum of ~ 600 for her husbands ap-
pcarauce for examination on Tuesday.
BROOKLYN.
Thomas McElrov, age sixteen, newsbov living
! a. 81. Ninc"nts Home for Boys, fell INTO BIN Of
bran IN Jewels Mills Yesterday and was sUii0Catcd
beiorr he could be rescued.
Joseph Prenderrast, who fought prizc-ight with
| James DAILY at silver Lake : J., on Monday, sur
rendered himself Yesterday 70 the Brooklyn police,
] and was released IN 5000 ball
The cornerstone Of tho new 47th Regiment
| ArmOry Will be lad at 3 y. m. to-day Ad-
dresses will be delivered by j. Edward Summons,
| Grand Master Of The Ma,Dns OF the State; Mayor
Low and the Rev. NcwIand MAYNARD.
lumber Of business men in Fulton-st have
| petitiOucd CIty Works Commissioner Ropes % m g
All the banners swinging across the city streets
| removed An ordinance passed by the Board of
| Aldermen permits the display of tho banners.
Mayor Low sent circular letter to the head of
each city department. yesterday desiring him to
call the attention OF tho EN- pOyeS m the department
to the sections of the law which forbid the assess
| mcnt of money for political purposes upon such
| employees. The Mayor also added: BE 80 kind
also rs 10 assure sunOIdlnae3 that service IN
city department does not abrIdge, in any degree,
their right to vote for whom they please, without
|
duiy to the city tor which they are paid no vote or
failure to vote can affect them"
JERSEY CITY
Lulu Smith. age eleven was arragned in the
First District Police COurr, jersey City, yesterday
on "A charge OF larceny. George Laackman, of M.
81 Sussrx-st.. has plot in Now York Bay Gene
tery in which his child Is buried A glass case con-
tang all the chid's toys and some of the clothing
she had worn rested on the grave. On Tuesday
Mrs. LaackInan visited the grave and discovered
that the case had been broken open and its con.
tents carried away. She informed the police, and
Lulu Smiths house. The youthful prisoner wa,
parOed until Saturday for examination.
NEWARK
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday the
counsel for John Chish0m, convicted of wfe-mut
der made application Tor new tral. The counse
presented the affidavit of Julia Hopkins, WHICH
! purpJrted to prove that Ella MaCOmber, the pTin
! clpal witness against Chisholm, was incorrect II
| some maternal statements. The counsel also helC
that some Of the jury had miscOnstrned the tcstl
mOnY on the trial IN regard % Tue purchase OF TN
| pistol by Chisholm. Judge Depue said he wCul,
| dispose of the matter az an early day.
The counsel Tor William A. Hall, convicted o
! forgery i'm altering the books IN the Controller
Office, made application Yesterday for n new tra
| on the ground of the misconduct OF juror II
submitted an affidavit of DAVID SpIro that lie hat
| had a conversation with Lewis w. Hunt. the fore
man of the Jury which convicted Hall, IN who
conversation Hunt said that Hall ought 70 De sen
| up for life, aud that when asked IL he meant 10
| governed by the evidence, Hunt said: The cyl
dence be =" Judge Depue remarkng that TIA
conduct of SpirO in holding such conVersatlo
with prisoner was grossly improper, reserved al
decision.
NEW-JERSEY.
? PATERsoN-Alrs Lydia Curzpns whom the out
/ ragged virtue of number of indignant women OF
cluded from place IN funeral procession ie'