New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
NEW YORK CITY.

Meeting of tho Nickel Plato Railway directors.
Tammany Committee on Organization.
NEW YORK CITY.
| Complaints are made of the lack Of cross walks IN
| Sixth and Seventh-aves. above OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty-blth-st =,
Lorenzo Campiglio the italian charged with the
murder OF Petro Romano, at Wellsboro, fenh', was
| sent to that place last night to stand trlai.
| The Dartmouth College Alumni Association Oh
Ncw-York will have its nineteenth annual rednlon
and dinner at Pinards on tue evening Vi "ooi''
| day, January III.
| ANOTHER BIG APARTMENT-HoUsE -.
The cost of the large Lew apartment mouse AZ
Madison ave. and Fity-nintn-st VIII DO SZou'VIpo
exclusive of the lanI Charles W. I'omeSn ID VII"
| architect.
A GERMAN SAILOR SEEKS DEATH.
Ludwig Ente, German sailor twenty-five
years old, committed suicide yes'erday py N
himself to rafter in the attic OF MS nome AZ W.
40 East Onehundred- and-toriy -sXlh-st. ino P"-
lice did not discover the cause Of his desperation
SUPPLYING SPORTING NEWS
The American Sporting News Association has been
org1nized in this cit and inc rpOrated at Albany
The officers are Hamilton Bnsbey, president J' ~.
| Thirds, of Chicago, yce-pfesident anu Johh IL
| Robbins secretary and treasurer.
| THE FUNERAL or EDWARD J. HALE.
| The funeral of Edward j. Hale, who died on Tues
day, was held yesterday morning at ms house, no;
1886 West Twenty-thrd-s Inc hev. Dr Uini loro
offerings The body was placed IN the family vault
! IN Green woOd Cemetery.
| FRANCIS EAMSDELL BAlLFD.
Justice Barrett III the supreme Court. Chambers,
Yesterday made an order admitting Francis Rams,
dell to bail in the of 81 600. Ransdell - heid
| on the charge of tho unlawful killing o. James
Jordan.
| ARTICLES NOT ALLOWED IN TIE MAILS.
| Yesterdays mails brought 10 the fost once
| several contraband articles, among wnlcn were q
plass-faced clock large number OF cartridges ana
three small turtles that had died Oh Their way 10
| Virginia.
Mr. HEcKER TO BUILD NEW MILL.
George " Hecker yesterday seat 10 tine Bureau OF
! BnlIdings plans for a new four-mI to he erected
in the place of the old one winch was DESTROYED ny
fire last summer. The new building Is TO be eight
stories high 1t will have frontage OF 40 feet IN
Pike-slip and will extend 129 feet Ill Waterst ana
| l2G feet in Cnerrs-st Its cost will be $4,000.
PREVENTING CRUELTY 10 cnLpRtN.
The Board of Dlrec OTIS of the New-iOrk Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at the - office Of The society
No 100 East Tweuty-third-st. Thomas
| C. Acton presided. Various reports were read and
the usual routine business transacted.
THE CASE OF HARRISON JOHNSTON.
Ex-Judge William u. ChOato, 10 wnom was re-
ferred tile suit of the Government against Harrison
Johnston the eK-SpecIal Agent accused OF einDezz-
ling funds obtained from the sale of cotton. began
| the hearing OF testimony yesterday. The eXamina-
| uon OF DR. Vaughn, Mr.. Johnstons bookkeepsr, was
continued.
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED TO A HOSPITAL
A building and To- on the north side OF thirty
fourth-st., seVenty-siX iert west OF Seoondavc.,
! was, by deed recorded yesterday, transferred by
| Lucius ID. Bukley and his wife 10 tho New-York
| Skin and Cancer Hospital The consideration WAS
Sl.
FOUNDLINOs IN AN OLD MANSION.
The old Cheese borOug nous az One-hundred-aDd-
elghty-second-st. and tho kngsbridee road. one of
the few landmarks that remain in the upper part Of
| Manhattan Island is now a home for babies. These
| come IRON the various founding hospitals and
| nurseries Mrs Ann McUnn Is their custodian.
THE PROPOSED cLEARING-HoUsE FOR STOCKS.
meeting oil persons interested In establishing
clearing Tor locks was neld yesterday. The
! at. enhance was small and the only business done
was TO provide tha tue names OF 100 brokers should
be obtained before a tual % the Osterborg system
should be made.
| CRTMoRSE MISSION ANNIVERSARY.
The Jerry McAulcy Cremone Mission, nt No. 1Ol
J West Thrty-secOnd-st., will mold It's hrst annual
meeting on Sunday. The Rev. Drs. Ornston,
Booth and Prime, and William /, Doigc, James
1slcott. a. g. Hatch and ". Bayard Cutting arc ex-
| pectCd 10 take part IN the exercises.
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET PR GAMDrTTA.
The semi mon hly meeting OF tn Crrcle de Fllar-
nome held at their rooms III Clinton-place yes
! terday evening Resolutions expressing regret at
tue death OF Gambetta were passed, and 1t was
determined 10 send them by cable TO PARIS. the
sun required, 900 fTancs-has been subscribed.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PoR ST. JOINS GUILD.
II is proposed by the trustees of ST. Johns Child 10
! omit tne annual Martha Washington reception and
| ball this winter and to hold au entertainment in
! connection with the Evacuation Centennial next
fall. To meet the present expenses Of the Gull 1
some OF the patrons of the ball have subscribed the
| amount usually paid for their tickets.
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
Among other cabin pa 'scngcrs who sailed on the
steamship Chateau Latte, OF the bordeaux Line.
| yesterday, were Frederick b. Chapman. wife aud
| family OF Syracuse -. l.. Strong. wife and Two
daughters, OF Saratoga Springs; .. A. LonglellOw.
| of Boz on A. j. Lyman aud wife. II. q. Harrison.
wife and daughter, aud Charles 5. Ho!brook, wife
| and daughter.
TwENTY-oNE YEARS A SOLDIER.
| The resignation of Lieutenant ia nes A. Terhune,
of Company d. of The 22d regiment has been ac-
cepted. Colonel Porter, In a general order calls
special attention TO Lieutenant Terhune's twenty
one years OF continuous service IN Company ID. lie
was with the regiment in the held during the RO-
bcllion and in the riots III thus city.
A BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF INSPECTORS.
The Inspectors Association OF the Port OF New-
| York held its annual meeting at the new Barge
Office yesterday. Ihe following officers were
elected: President. Leroy Scnermerhorn vice.
president, Charles Cumborson treasurer. Robert
| was reported as In excellent working condition.
and since 1872 has paid htte more than 81 ), 900
for the relief of widows and orphans of Inspectors
! POCKETS FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
Henry Meyer was sentenced yesterday by Re-
corder Smyh to five years IN the state Prison Tor
the auction rooms of Field, Chapman & fonUer.
When he was searched after his arrest it was found
that he had IN his coats artfully constructed pock-
cts capable OF holding "a large quantity OF goods.
lie has previously served term IN prison.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST GEORGE JAMES RICE.
The Grand Jury yes erday found four indictments
against GEORGE y. Kicc, formerly president or the
Utica, Ithaca aud EmiTa Railroad Company, who
IL charged with forgery aud embeZzlement IN con-
nection with note which he endorsed with the
name of III. S. King and to secure which he de-
posted 10000 shares OF the stock of the company.
Rice is i'll tho Tombs IN default Of $50, 900 bail
HIRING ROOM TO DESERT THEIR CHILD.
An unknown man and woman representing them
selves to be husband and wife, hired q furnished
room at No. 1,O9G Third ave. on Wednesday. They
had with them an infant about two months old,
which they abandoned in the room The child was
taken to Ponce headquarters and given In charge
of tue Commissioners OF Charities and Correction.
INJURED By BURNING NAPHTHA
As Herman Premier, age fourteen, OF No 15i Mott
81, was at work stamping machine the printing
office OF William Cotton, at No Is Spuce-sI yester-
day, some napntha which was being used To clean
the stamp took fire and burned the boy severely
ABOUT the arms Tho flames were quickly extn-
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