New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09

ures: One box of seven v-seven cameo stones. adj
dressed to W. Schwartz, No. 10 Maiden-lane one
package of manufactured paper; two packages Vi
silk stockings and six pairs OF SATIN Shippers
SUSPENDED MEMBERS COMPLMNiNG.
The ExeCuiiye Committee of the Mercantile Ex-
change is severely criticised by the 1856 memoers
who have been suspended for nOn-payment o! dues.
Some of the members purchased az many as I0hel i
certificates principally Tor speculation. anu nn
sold them without having them properly eor he
ferred consequently they were held liable LOT inc
dues
ANXIETY ABOUT THE STATE OF GEORGIA sn,
The State Line steamship state of Georgia ron
Block Island February B. under SAIL ana VIII
her propeller broken. has not been spoken slnu19
then This fact has caused no hat she has been
blown off the coast and that she VIII NC hcAV ''u
from in Bermuda.
ALTERATIONS ORDERED IN HOTELS.
The Glenham Hotel. No. 90 f1ithaVe'i s Wv to
by w. L. Cutting, of No. 70 Beaver-st. inspector a
Esterbrook yesterday directed MI Cutthg 10 p,acdd
a line of re-eScapes on the front OF me noel' al" V
to cut doorways through several partltloisi; Io
also issued an order for the building OF IRON pn1Gcs
q cOurt-y yard in the rear OF the AsIoi i"'0
Hotel No. 20 Thrd-ave.
MEETING OF HORSE BREEDERS:
The Executive Committee of the National Irol-
ting Horse Breeders Association met yesterday
afternoon at the Everett House Among fh0 %
present were EX-GOVERNOR LeIand Stan1oru II w W
f. Mali, Charles Backman, |. " Baker Ir,J. w.
GRAY of Vermont, {. :. Moulton and l.. ID. Pachcr
stake was opened to take the place OF WHAT mas
heretofore been known as the Nllsoh
MISS RAMA TAKES wIIsKEY.
LOTTO Rama who was charged with attempting
TO shoot Lieutenant George r. b. Hart of Company
X, ODD Regiment, was released on Dall yeS,,eruay'
James Barclay. proprietor of liquor store, Decon1
ing her bondsman In the SUN OF 1900 for her good
behavior fog three months. The prisoner LETT tne
jefferson Market Police Court in company Win
three audily-dressed Young women, VINO accom-
panied her to Mr.. Barclays store, where they nau
refreshments" Miss Rama took whiskey
JUSTICE MORGAN DELAYING BUSINESS.
Policemen, prisoners and spectators awalted Ill
vain for a morning session IN the Harlch t"toe
Court Yesterday, owing 10 the non-aIrlNal Oh JUS
nee Morgan kilograms dispatched in varions dl-
recions resulted in securing the attendance "i JUS
tce smith mt about $50 y. N. The MoTisania
Court Is presided over by the Justices assigned W
the Harlem Court. Four prisoners. therefore. ar
rested for petty offences in Morrisanla hau 10 Oc
taken to the Harlem Court.
An ELEVATED ENGINE OFF THE TRACK
An engine was " dcraIled2 on the Third Ayenne
day. One OF the shuttle trains on the CITY Dail
branch was being withdrawn for the night, ana,
by the mistake of swltchman, the engine t2 31
one track aud the car attached 10 IL another. Inc
uptown track was blocked for some time but there
was no interruption of travel. because the trAlhs
going north passed the obstruction by the use 1i
the west track. there was no one in IN" shuttle
train at the time, and the damage was very small
NJ ARMSTRONG soS's CREDITORS.
The creditors If NJ Armstron ~ Son, dealers IN
leather aud findings At No. 10 tery,st, ~'Id u
meeting yesterday at the office OF the urin. NJ
statement presented showed the Liabilities 10 be
1888 900 the real assets being valued at about one
third of that amount. No offer was made Dy the
firm as TO what IL could pay III settlement Charles
Hauset, of the creditors, made proposition 10
compromise at 33 3 cents on the dollar, ana TINS
was agreed to by the creditors present
TIE PROPOSED QUAKER BRIDGE DAM. ,
The Water Commission yesterday heard the
opinion of Benjamin X. Martin, an engineer con,
corning the cost and strength OF the propo'eu
Quaker Bridge Dam. lie said that the dam could De
built for the estimated cost and thai 10 would be
safe. General George :. Greene SAID that he had
been an engineer connected with inc cr1'on Aquc
duct from $50 to 1872. He Thought the present
CrOiOn Dam was not entirely safe. The pTOpOscu
DAM he said, could be safely built.
CURRIERS' But 40 SKATERS AT CENTRAL PARK.
The Manhattan and Thistle Curling Clubs yrster-
dav pracised at Central Park. Three wldcs were
used and the ice wa, IN tair condition. IL inc
weather remains cold game Will be played be
tween the two clubs thi, afternoon. There was no
skating on the Central Park during the daY. a.
the ice was still soft from tho recent rain. crowds
of bows and girls ga hered about the landings IN inc
afternoon with their skates under their arms
greatly disappointed that they were not peruhtIeu
10 indulge III the sport
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY
Hamilton A. Lush. age thirty OF No. rs Blcecker-
st. was arraIgned before Justice White yesterday,
AZ the IOmbs Police Court, on complaint OF Mlllet
L. Whitson of No. III Fort Greene Place, brooklyn,
and Fulton Market, New-lOrk for the larceny on
81 800 from the complainant while he was acting In
the capacity Of administrator OF the goods chatiels
etc. Of one BHttOn. by virtue OF an order bY The
Judge Of Richmond County on December 70 no
Penal Code. The prisoner was held for cxamina-
ton.
SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE;
The first sentence of "a person indicted under the
Penal Code for attempted suicide was inflicted yes
terday by Judge COWing IN the Court OF Geuoral
Sessions. Lawrence Billiard was found drunk on
February and was fined ~ In the Police Court.
lie was put into "A cell and was found the next
morning with his handkerchief about his neck ana
hanging 10 the cell door. lie was arrested on a
charge of attempting to commit suicide. He pleaded
Ity
unpuni,hed, but Judge Cowing sentenced him to
one years Imprisonment III the state Prison.
A POLICEMAN UNABLE TO HOLD TWO GIRLS.
Officer sheridan, OF the Eleventh Precinct noticed
two girls Yesterday afternoon entering the various
dry goods stores III Avenue Is. They always re-
turned to the sidewalk apparently with nothing
AT length they entered liquor store, where they
wrapped Il number of articles OF underwear III u
newspaper. Tho officer then Tried TO arrest tho
girls but they fought desperately that one, about
twelve wears old escaped. The ihcr was taken 10
the Essex Market Court and Temanded. She des-
cribed herself Rachel Sullivan, sixteen years old,
OF No. 1Sl Divislon-st.
MEETING OF AMATEUR BASEBALL PLAYERS.
A meeting of the Executive Committee of the
AmatcuriA thetic Baseball Association was held at
the Knio kerbOckcT Cottage last night. The follow
ing officers were elected. -. A. Nudge, OF the
williamsburg Athletic Club. president; H. y. Fisk,
of the staten Island Athletic Clue, yIce-prc>ilen
II H. Fronney OF the Ncwlork Athletic Club.
secretary; g.. NJ. l.. Sachs. OF the Mammal an
Athletic Club, treasurer Each club will play two
games with each other III the contest for the
championship
BROOKLYN
In the suit Of Francisco Vala, Of No % Bedford
I'VE dentist TO recover $4,000 as damages for
being slapped III the face by DrllamiltOn Villains,
OF No 1876 Bedforlayc. the jury yesterday awarded
u cents damages
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday adopted
resolution to ask the State 20 erect an armOTy mt
cost of 800 600 site to be given by the county,
for the Calling Battery and for brigade headquar-
tera.
In the sut Of Charles +. Strohm against the New
York Lake Erie and Western Railroad COMPANY
TO recover %2J 900 damages for personal injuries
received in a collision when he passenger in
the Annex boat Brkbeck, the jury yesterday gave
| the plaintiff $4,000
| IL was discovered yesterday by Meat Inspector
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