New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

are taking their places.
Mrs. Eliza Kelly, sixty years old, was run over ny
| q cart and injured seriously yesterday near nei
| homo in East Forty-ffth-st., near Second-aVe'
| The Actors, Fund held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday It Harrigan and HarVs ihea'io
| and transacted routine business.
| SILK THIEVES REMANDFD.
Richard Taylor and Thomas ncGuire the young
men supposed TO be i'm Ilicated In the burglary In
| Froweln Brothers & Co.'s silk factory. were ar
ragned IN the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday ana
| remanded.
MALONE TO BE REsENTENcED TO-DAY.
| Chief Judge Noah Davis yesterday made an order
recurring Pasqgale Malone to be 9rCqghs su DSoe
Court for sentence of death for the murder OF his
wife and mOther-iL-law
A MEETING OF HOLDERS OF STATE BONDS.
The COMMITTEE of Tennessee bondh0ders nave
issued an invitation to holders OF STATE bonds gen
orally to meet at the Clearing Housr, NO. IL 1lne
ST.. Monday afternoon, to take action IN support
of propo cd legislation Tor the enforcement VI cOn
tracts entered into by State
A PAwNBROKFR FINED.
Julius Metzger, pawnbr9Her az 10. 40 Easo
Housron-st was fined $25 by Mayor Edison yestef-
day for an illegal charge OF II cents on an arI,ol1
pledged by Mis- Celia Kuhn. The Mayor warned
him that If be did not keep within the law his
license would be revoked
A DRUGGISTS BODY FOUND AT THE MoRGUE.
The police on Wednesday took The body OF an un;
known man TO the Morguc whore It was recognlzed
yesterday as that of William Hunt drugHsl, wn9
lives at No. 35i West twentieth ST. lie dtopp'u
dead 10 the street on Tuesday evening at ol1th-aVe
aud Thlrteenth-st.
PLANNING FOR THE BARTHOIDI STATUE.
Committees from tho 7th Re -im"nt anu the Vet-
| eranS Association met last night IN the I'm krRl-
ment Armorv for the purpose # adopting some pan
for increasing the subscription II fort Bartnolui
statue. The merting was private ana the netnoI
chosen Will not be made public until all tde details
| are perfected
OCCUPYING NEW APARTMENr-HoUsE.
A home clue consisting OF MeTIrs Is axe, Mes
| Goodwin NADIA. Keller, KimbalL johnson and
| UoIbrook will soon occupy the new ap rim"nt-
house. the Hawthorne. at Fittv-ninth-st ana skin
| ave The bull ing has cost $500 600. MI Blake,
in addition 10 the cost Of his aparnenrss spending
| 1000 IN carved Orn mental WOODWORK.
| GENEROUS WITH STOLEN D0LMAN.
Alfred Shields, ngr eight en- o. No ~ yes. rour-
| teenth-st. WIS accused In the Jefferson Marke'
Police Cont vest rdny of ealing seal-un. H.
| lined domnn, valued a. $3.50, from 4. IS. JaDuseks
store at No 81 West Four eenth-st, Inc CLOAK IS
sad 10 be I'm the 30 session OF girl, May towar
| of No so Sixth-aye., 10 whom Shields gave II.
| The prisoner was held to answer.
BROUGHT BACK AFTER ONE ESCAPE.
,b bouse were she was rmployed as a maid by Mrs.
| Maggie West OF No 10S West Ih'rtv ,hrsf-s ana
| failed TO return Investigation showed mat q iur-
lined circular and two silk dresses, valued IN All at
| $50. brIongng 70 Mrs. West. had disappeared
| The mulatto woman was suspected aud :" was re-
Gently arrested 10 Utica. She escaped from me
| CIV Jail there, but was recaptured at Rome. She
was arrnIgned In the Jefferson Mar krt Police Cou
! Yesterday and remanded by Justice Patterson Tor
examination.
j.
| J. H. CopeSon will be- passenger on the steam
| shlp Republic. OF the White Star Line. which W III
| "a TO-DAY for Europe. Mr.. Cople@ton 10 Mr. ADJ
h.y's agent aud y on his way 10 Europe TO engage
an opera troupe for the first season OF the Metro
polltan Opera House. lie was for many years mu-
! seal critic OF Inc World newspaper and has wide
| kn0wledge and acquaintance To he p hun in his
| work. He wi 20 hTst to 'ilan aud belore rc urn
ing will visit -. Petersburg, Vienna Paris, Lon
don and other European cities.
PLEADING GUILTY TO BIGAMY.
". IA q.
~ Suffolk. ST. WAS arrsigucd before Judge Glider
| sleeve Yesterday in the Court of Genera Sessions
en- showed tb tine Rev. J. /. BuSche had mar led
Newharlt aud his first wife Cath rlne IN &c ober,
| the defendant married Annie Buchrn erger IN
| August, 1852 The prisoner pleaded guilty aud was
| sent to the PrnlientlarY for one year.
| PLEA or MANsLAUGHTER ACC PIED.
| A nj A of mansaugnter IN The four h degree was
accented Yesterday In the Court OF General sessions
| In the case of Thomas Healy and Bridget ii ally,
who were accused OF murder IN the hrst degree IN
killing George Smith IN front of No. 24s Wes Six
| teenth-st. on October 8. Smith was engaged IN
quarrel with the Healys in which he was apparent
! Nv the aggressnr lie was finally knocked down BY
Thomas lleay and died iou, teen days ait"r. Judge
| Gider.leeye sentenced llray to one year an slr
! months in the Penientary. and suspended Judg-
ment III the case oil MIS- Hcaly'as sue uas Iou 9ouE
| children.
FILLING HIS PIPE WITH POWDER.
| William Barendi of No. % R0osevclt-st.. and
| Wallastrna Vicnli. Of No. AZ Mulberry-st, both
harhcrs M No 81 Bowery. were arrested yesterday
nv Officer Monis OF the Tenth Precinc' on charge
of assault and battery on 6ustaVuc fOslllahi, also
| IA Ter at the same place. Yesterday III the aD-
seuce of Postiliana the two hlst-Invnllonod ,ook
| nine be onung TO him and filed il with guD-D"wder
winch exploded IN his face on app cation oil llght,
Gas,rnv,n ma M oil of one of his RE WAS sent
| 10 81 Niucents Hospital. The i@Onels were ar
| raiyned before Justice Duffy at the Essex Market
Police Court aud were held Tor trlal IN detault OF
| BAIL
| pvcoRps AT THE REGISTERS OFFICE.
| The purchase b, John U Conner of property 200
feat nv 20 on the nor d side of Fliiy-eghh-sl.,
running through to Fifty-nlnth-st., aud about 200
ieet west of SIth-avc., for S6O.O0O, from Clifford
Coudngton and others, was recOroedat the Registers
| office yesterday. The purchase Tor 5000 OF the
| bindings nc Nos. POI and 203 bowery, by
Francis Baumann. frl IN f. A. Ransom. referee. the
sale by Mr. and Ars Francis Payson of the properly
| af Nos o. Pine and ~ cedar sts.. for $4,000, to
Jobn ~ Hudson, and The l. ase by the U.Ited States
| Standard Billiard Table Company of No. 76S
Broadway. for a term OF tlree and "A half years, at
| an annual rental OF $4,000. were also Recorded.
| WORK FOR TIIIRTY-sEyEN THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS.
| IN 1882 tue Labor Bureau ut Castle Udr.en
| found employment for 81 ,I8S Immigrants OF whom
29,40l were males aud s,o9l females Inc pay IoT
mru, hired by he month, with Their board, ranged
| from 81 to 49, and laborrrs received from pl 10
| 81 90 day women were paid 80 to $40 month;
| The nationaliues Represented among the employed
| were Germans 1887 men, ,O64 women llish
| z 1863 men, 1904 women; swiss. 75l men, 10 WON
| Scavinayians, 625 men, SOD women; Englsn,
| All men PSI women; Hungarans, 323 men, %
| women; French, 124 meG, 81 women; others, ~
men and % women.
| A NEGHo WITH A MANIA FOR STEALING SHOES.
| Officer Jacob n. DUess arralgncd oo. ore Justice
| Patterson in tine Jefferson Market Police court yes
| terday burly negro, who gave his name as Isaac
! johnson, aud his occupation az heIier" on two
charges of burglary preferred by 1. Knox, snoe
dealer OF No 3s3 Canal street, aud Joseph Seery.
| dealer IN rubOer goods at No. 4lS Canal street.
| Thev urcuseu the prisoner OF breaking IhtIr store
windows and stealing, IN all, nlno pairs of shoes.
| He waa ueld without Uail for trial. 1t IL thought
that Johnson. vino seems TO have na1la Tor steal
| ing shoes, Is the person who has broken The " IN
dows OF number OF stores III the lower part OF the
| city recently.
| TRANPs FIGHTING IN POLICE STATION.
| Tn, L,d ping- room the Thirty -secOnu Precinct
| Police Station was the scene of "a lively encounter
| on "Wednesday night between three tramps VINO
| had appled tneIe for shelter. CLASS WAS broken a