New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-08
NEW. YORK CITY.

Charles y. Poilak, No. "a John-st., sends - for
Mrs Seeds.
Thomas Atkinson. who WAS recently suspended
from th- Produce Exchange or refusing To submit
to he rules was ro.ns 4, ID ycsterddI
John Duane. young laDorcr. OF No. 300 West
Mn Feminist, fell III front of No. 100 West Thirty
thlrd-st. vest rdAy aud frac ured lis skull.
THE CONDITION oFi JAMFs o. MORSE.
James o. Morse OF Enuc aOOd. y. D., who was
attacked with apo lcNl IN his oiice AT No. 40
] Inn 81. il htill al til" Uuttd states Hotel but Is
so much better that n viii 90 home Friday.
SETTLED WITH HIS CREDITORS.
Victor w. hac.ariaIr tue lard reiuer who slls-
pended for a large am iunt recently, has settled
with ms crdtnr' and ~ about 10 establish gram
and provision house IN Chicago. w l.. Wells. his
late partner, will be his Ncw-York Representa-
tive.
TO CELL BRATE Irs NGNETY-THiRD ANNIVERSARY.
Foisytn Street Mcthndist Episcopal Church Will
hold jubilee SC, wees next sunday ~ Observance OF
bowman, the Rev Dc :. /. Pnm,. the Rev. DR..
hunt and the X ". Ma hInIel Mend will participate
in the anniversary srrylces OF tie day.
COMMIT d FOR EXTRADrIoN.
United States commits .on'r Os"Orn yesterday
rendered a decision exfrA,lItng Major Frederick
Roth TO Switzerland for trial lie was formerly tho
military tax collector ut Beerno and ombeLzled
I4Ou francs of the money collected by him, wi h
which he escaped to this conn ~.
UNSUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS IN DRUGS.
l. A. HAIRY g. son whOics lie dealers IN drugs at
No ~ platt-st.. who failed on saturday, have
liabiliies of about $4,000 The assets are valued
at about 500 900. the failure IL attributed u UNI
succ ssiui operations III quinine opium and other
drugs.
QUARANTINE STATION FOR CATTLE.
Collector Robertson Yesterday received infoma-
ton that the Secretary The reasury had awarded
the contract Tor building six cattle sheds at The
United States Quarantine station. at Garfield near
Passalc n. j., 10 Wright 81 McDermott, OF lialtl-
more for - 300. There will be six sheds incoscd
within hIRn board fence.
ADMITTED AFTER AN AcRIMoNIoUs DEBATE.
nj ha AGO m ipstr,o 81
Republican Association WAS he asst evening at No.
2g East FOurth-st. Objection was made 10 the
| admission of Meyer Buchner IN IN mhership,It being
alleged that he was not a Republican. Alter an
animated aud rather acrimonious debate he was
finally admitted
PIGEON RACES ARRANGED
The pigeon races of the Hudson Climb for the
coming season were fixed az NEE ing held lust
night as follows: May -, Port Clinton. Penn.
IO5 miles; May 20. hiIersburg. Penn, 154
| miles; May So huntington, Pcnn., 30 miles; June
TO- BiairsvIlle Penn, go miles, June "a, Steuben-
VILE, o.. 342 miles; July 3, Columbus, o., AIS
miles.
BUSINESS IN BUSINESS HOURS.
At the meeting of the Governing Committee of the
Stock Exchange held last week, RI was adopted
That the borrowing and lending OF stocks and money
shOdd be strictly confined to the regular hours of
business. Inc rule Vas enforced yesterday when
TRANSACTIONS in money were attempted after 8
| o'clock, The group OF brokers was dispersed only
| by the threatened imposition OF lines
THE SCHOOL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The Grammar Scnool baseball League VIII con-
| sist of eight clubs, and the clubs will play three
games with each other. schedule of the games
| was made out yesterday and they will DO sub
mitted for adoption at the next meeting. Efforts
will he made TO got permit from the Park 'omm n
slOners for PERMISSION 10 play the championship
| games a. Central PARK
| GUARDING AGAINST FIRE IN CHURCHES.
Inspector EsterbroOa yesterday directed that fire.
| escapes be placed On the school building attached
to the Roman Catholic Church, No. 20 Jamc ,st, in
which sixty children are taught. The balconies OF
| the escapes to be four feet wide and connected
l with stationary iron stairs. MT. Esterbiook also