New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
NETWORK CITY.

The Seaboard Bank, whose omces are I'D tn9
Welles Building, No. 20 Broadway, Will 90 opened
for business this morning.
Mayor Edison and Congressman Hutchins are
among the Twenty-fourth Assembly District
delegates 10 the County Committee OF the county
Democracy, chosen on Monday evening.
RETURNING FOR REPAIRS.
The American ship Cornelius Grlnnell, which
sailed from here for Antwerp on January 10 win
cargo of petroleum. sprung aleak OIL MoutauK
Point on Sunday and returned for repairs yester-
day.
SAMUEL oGLE ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Justice Barrett yesterday, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers. made an order admitting muel Ogle
to bail In the sum OF $1,000. Ogle Is charged with
having stabbed and killed on Christmas last man
named Brown.
ALDERMEN OPPOSED TO CONVICT LABOR.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday unanimously
adopted reso iutions conforming the amount of the
work which conyicts in che State prisons are com
PEELED to do. he Legislature was requested to
pass laws abolishng the convict labor sys'em
Mr.. sHARPE's MISSOURI COLONY
The Integral Cooperative society has . bought "a
tract OF land ~ Missouri when II purposes 10
properly. The president IL III. L. Sharpe, VINO last
night instructed his seventy followers at No. $50
Broadway. They then sat down to supper
SALE OF FOURTH AVENUE PROPERTY.
There was recorded in the Registers Office yes
terday deed by which JONI u; Morrell aud his
sfe transferred to Lerena Rhlpeland r, the
property on the east side Of -Four have. 20 ieet
south of Thirty -secOnd-st having frontage of Is
leet and 1t ches and depth OF 50 feet. The con-
sldcration was SlO3,OOO.
TRUSTEES REFLECTED.
At n meeting OF the Union Trust Company yester-
day ten trustees whose term Of office had expired
we're reelected for three years. They are Cornelius
Vanderbilt. K. q. Remsrn. William F. Russell, I'd
ward Is. Wesley, A. A. Low, James b. Johnston.
Robert LenOx Kennedy, &. ID. Wood, james A.
Roosevelt aud d. ii. McAlpln.
OFFICERS OF THE JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Jewellers League of
the City of New forN was held last night in the
lrcturr-fOum OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcl-
ton Building The following officers were elected:
Gilbert Wogom, pres.dent; VIC. Klmbail, third
vice-president August Kurtzebaum, of IT. Louis,
fourth vIce-president; and William l.. sexton, sec
rotary and treasurer.
ONE SINGER STEALING FROM ANOTHER.
Detectives SeTgrants COsgrOve and Mcknight
Yesterday arrested al the BOwery aud Broome->t.,
George Johnson, singer IN Harry" Miners
theatre, on the complaint Of Henry Letlon another
81 Or IN the theatre. The latter alleges that
johnson stole $50 from his ruuk in his room a.
No. 100 Bowery. Le.ton short time ago caused
JohusOn's arrest Tor stealing diamond ring from
him.
EX-JUsTICE HARTMAN NOT SUPERSEDED.
A statement was published Yesterday that eX-Jus-
tee Anthony Hartman, the chief clerk "a the Board
of EXcs had been superseded BY Is; r. haskln a
brother OF the " Iu.carora Cher IL was staten
that Mr. llaskin bad been appointed clerk IN the
office recently, but that MIR. Hartman would con-
tinue 10 DC tue chief clerk "a before.
pENouNCING THE ELEVATED RAILROADS.
The Aldetme g Committee on Railroads yester-
day reported iayorably the at
the meeting last week announcing the MANAGEMENT
of the rlevat railroads. especially tor stopping
the night trains the cixth-aye. line, and called
on the Legislature TO pass law fixing uniform
rate of fare of i've cents AZ all hours OF the day.
The res lutlOns were passed.
low PRICES FOR BOOKS.
At the book sale III the auction rooms OF Bangs *
Co. yesterday afternoon buding WAS duh am
prices werc ,Ow. some of the best prices were
S1 IS a volume for Kmigu's "Old England" two
volumes; - G3 Venice illustrated" same
nTIcn for sw.rbrck's Sketches m Scotlan >"
~ "a I.I "A
Tor tuo Paradise Lost IN two volumes. illustrated
by joan Martin The sale viii be continued to-day.
1HE rUNIsnM NJ oF FRAUD AT PRIMARIES.
Alderman canaan, at the m, etlng Oi the Board
Yesterday offered a resolution that the Cooperation
Couusrl should ne instructed 10 prepare ho draft
OF law. pun. sh.uJ s'vcCov fraud II. primary cleo
tions aud tnat suou.d BE- Transmitted TO the Leg
is atuTo. General CoclIano moved that tue GRAFT
shuu Il be- submitted O. tie Adclmen before ii was
forwarded to tue Legislature. THIS WAS agreed 70.
STEALING HORSE AND COUPE
| Henry stctiratn. "A duyor, OF No. lj2 Leroy-st
preferred a complaint against Patrick jones, age
twenty three, OF No. OH East lhlrcenth-st. Oe-
fore Justice White esteruay, AT the lOmbs Police
| Court, OF having stolen hIs horse, harness aud
coupe worth $500. from In 'front.' Of restaurant III
The Bo~eIy at o,co' X IN the morning. The
prisoner was held IN deidut OF 81 900 bail tor trial
Ii General sessions. The property was recovered.
Ten THOUSAND sAILORs SHIPPED.
c. c. Duncan, the United states shipping Com
missioner yesterday made his report Tor the year
! lSS2 to the United States Circuit Court. lie has
shipped 1907 seaman III the year, OF whom 1856
wrre re ppcd ftec of fec ana $3.50 wI.hout All
| vance wages here were 9707 seamru pad of
| and discharged, their wages amour ing o.
| %sOS 800 10. Commissioner Duncan reports that
.no amount OF lees received was S@2,leO %
| TINS was used for the expenses OF the office.
INSTALLATION or AN ASSOCIATE PASTOR.
The kov. Oliver H. Waiscr was installed last
evening ocac pas'Or OF the Prospect I'M he
| formed Churcn, IN East Eignty-hith-st The ser
wee was opened By the Rev. DR.. ID. Mel. Quackon-
busb L q senior pastor OF the cnurch. he hev. W.
". Clark, OF Brghon Heights =. l., preached the
sermon: the Rev. joseph H. Duryee, president OF
the cassis tine form OF installation the charge
| TO the pastor was given by the Kew. Dr.. William
Ouuisfon: the charge to the people by the hev Dr.
| Edward A. Reed. and the bcncdiotoa pro-
nuuuccd by the new pastor. who comes from the
Reformed church Of BoOntOn, y. j.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES AUSTIN SHERMAN.
The funelai OF Charles AustIn sherman, OF No %
West-tenth-st, was nelu yesterday morning in ~.
CirmenPs Protestant Episcopal Church in West
| thud-st The kev. DR.. theodore A. Eaton rector
of the church., OF which Mr. Sherman for fifteen
wears "A ycstryman, read he buna service. Among
| Inose present were Benjamin Is. Sherman, John
| sherman Mr. and Mrs. JOnn Taylor Johnston, Mr.
| ana Mrs james Is. Johnston, William H. Watts
Stephen L. Nash, Robert Dodge. Thomas Hastead
William ID. Waudlugton ana Ueue al McMahon.
| WALKING OFF WITH RS. owENs's DIAMONDS.
| Charles HOyt, who Il, scrIbed hun ell a, cutter
living at Earles Hotel, was accused III the Jefferson
Market Police COurf yesterday OF stealing PAIR OF
diamond earrings ana one diam nj lace pin, valued
| III all at 1000, from Mis- Carrie Owens OF No. 10l
| Bleeckerst. Mrs Owens said that sue gave the
| diamonds to Hoyt TO clean and that he walked Oft
with them. The prisoner stated that after cleaning
the stones he went out for some sawdust. lie sup
| posed that they must have fallen from his pocket,
| as he hal not seen them since then. Justice Pat
| terson held him for examination to-day.
| BROOKLYN.
| Tho Prospect Park lake reopened for skating
yesterday afternoon.
| H. b. Scharman. a member of the Board oflEduca-
| ton for several yeals, has resigned.
| In 1882, S7,7l4.S34 passengers were carried by
1 he rteeu BrOOklYn.
| Der IN 1851 was S0.7l4,S34
| AT the Manhattan Rink at o'clock tonight there
will be Ten. mile skating between L. Pia jr.,
| W. g. Brokaw and l.. keyfVrd.
| When Mrs. Catherine Nichols. of No. "a Dean.st.
WAS arrested Tor drum kenness MONDAY night $50 )