New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
NETWORK CITY.

ne OOaIu or EXCISE iaSJ week gram cu ~ licenses
and collected $6 800 in fees; l,076 persons were
arrested; the deaths were 622 births 3d. and mar
RIGGS 202.
The Pilgrim Congregational Society of Harlem,
will occupy the lecture-roOm of its new church
building at One Hundred and Twenty -frst-s and
MadlsOn-ave. to-day.
A COLLEGE PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION
The Columbia Spectator Publishing COMPANY has
Sloan, w. i. Morgan, II. q. Paine, r. II. Sayre, L.
LIE e. Giiliss, C. A. Moran and j. NJ. Wainwright
PLEASURES OF TRAVEL on MUDDY DAYS.
Some male passengers yary the monotony OF
travel on such days as yesterday by putting their
muddy feet on the seats in the elevated railroad
trains The effect on later occupants OF those seats
can be imagined
GETTING WORTHLESS CHECKS CAsHED.
Claudus b. Lasell, ir., young man. recently IN
the employ of Root IL Tinker, publishers, at No.
102 Nassaust.. has succeeded in getting number
of worthless checks cashed to several or which the
firm name of Root * Tinker Is forged warrant
is out tor his arrest
YOUNG MEMS ANNIVERSARY.
President Noah Porter. of Yale College, and the
dresses at the thirteth anniversary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association TO DO held IN its hail Ut
Fourth-aye and Twenty-third st. tomorrow even
ing
CONCERT FOR CHURCH CLUB.
An English ballad rity'cOncert Is TO be given
in Steinway Hall on Friday evening, January 20.
will be devoted to the Workingmen's Club of All
Souls Church Anthon Memoriall.
LARGE MORTGAGE on CITY LOTS.
Among the mortgages recorded IN the Registers
Office yesterday was one by which George Munro,
the publisher obtpined loan of $3.50 900 from the
Bank for, Savings for one year. Tho property
mortgaged is at Nos. II to u Vandewater-st. ard
Nos. 10 81 Rosest. Ghe interest Is at per cent.
RECEIVER DIsPOssEsED.
Judge McAdam in the Marine Court, Chambers,
yesterday, on the application of Arnold u Consta-
Bile, tue owners OF the building formerly occupied
by the cooperative Dress Association iD West
Twenty-third-st., granted a warrant dispossessing
the receiver OF the ASSOCIATION from the place.
A 'LoNGsHoREsMANs INJURIES.
Andrew Ierras yesterday filed libel for $4,000
against the steamer Australia. Ierras. who 10 a
'longshoreman, charges IN the complaint that he
was employed in unloading sugar and molasses
from the steamer Oh January IS, when, by the fall
ing OF the hosting machinery, he was struck by a
part Of il and had his lex broRon.
WEST WASHINGTON MARKETMEN.
The West Washington Market Association held an
informal meeting yesterday morning IN It's rooms at
Ii was decided 10 await definite reply from the
Controller aud the Dock Commissioners to
any definite action IL was decided to refuse admit
lance to the association to all dealers after Febru
airy.
SHOULD ELECTION INSPECTORS DE PAD7
Senator Boyd, Secretary OF the New-York County
AntI-MonopOy League, has sent letter TO Gov,
ernOr Cleveland requesting him to veto the bill
passed by the Legislature to remove the legal OBJ
stacles IN the way OF the payment of the 600 in
spec of election who failed to comply with the
law ia making returns of the last election.
MASONIC CHARITY BENEFIT
St Cecle Lodge No. SOS, f. and A. NJ. Will have
a benefit for its charity fund in the Union Square
Theatre on Thursday afternoon. Miss Kate CIax-
ton and Charles \. Stevenson and their dramatic
company have volunteered to perform certain acts
of tho 4" Two Orphans" ana Mr.. Palmer has gwen
them the use of his theatre. There will be other
attractions also.
RESULT OF TIE ST. vINCENT's HOSPITAL FAIR:
The Sisters OF Charity IN charge of 81. Vim
af,fa hot mot IL al IA
falr held Ia the 22d Regiment ArmOry in October
ami November last were $22,4O7 IL. The Sls,ers
announce that they desire 10 thank the puDc Tor the
generous response 20 their appeal for financial AID,
aad more especially the charitable laoles, whose
exertions contributed So materially 10 the happy
result, and also the Board OF Managers.
STRUCK By PIECE OF CoRNIcE.
boy about twelve years old stood Oh the stoop
ONO. 1913 Canal-st. yesterday watching the mo-
tons OF some wOrimeu who were repairing the cor
nice of the building Suddenly piece of the cor
nice fell and struck the boy on the head racturng
his skull. He was carried TO st, Flncent,s Hospital
in sensible where II is thought that he viii die from
his injury. His name Is not known.
REWARDS FOR LOST AND STOLEN ARTICLES.
While Annie l.. Brown of No. % lrvmg-pace
was away from home on last sunday, her room was
entered aud several articles of value were taken
from her trunk. A reward has been offered for the
return of the articles. Tiffany Co. oher
reward OF 81 80 for the return of diamond brooch
belonging to a customer, vino lost 1t on Thursday
neaI Grace Church in Broadway.
TIE FRENCH BALL TOMORROW NIGHT.
The sao of tickets and boxes for the masked ball
to be given by the Cercle Francals de PHarmonie ~
the Academy of Music. Nilsson and Irving Halls to-
morrow night has been even larger than usual
There was crowd at Families bail last week. To-
morrow night there will be crush, for this par
ticular French ball il ALWAYS the most thronged,
the merriest ana the madCe,t OF them all.
A SUIT OVER DIAMONDS.
Elijah Never, diamond broker, received from
Alfred II. Smith q Go. two diamonds, which he
agreed to return unless he found purchaser with;
in given time. Smith ~ Co. su bsequently learned
that the diamonds we're IN the hands OF Henry
Clews x Co.. and they brought rcplevn suit to
recover the Jewels or their value. In the supreme
Court yesterday. jury brought in verdict that
IN default OF the return of the diamonds To tlcm
the plaintiffs were entitled TO 81 400 damages for
their value.
MAIDEN-LANE THE DIAMOND STREET OF TIE WORLD,
At the regular meeting of the alumni AT Cooper
Institute last evening, an interesting paper was
read by Ernest Kaltenbach on Jewels and jew
elry" tracing he history OF those ornaments IRON
the Sc of shells 10 the decorations OF to-day Ic
essayst thought artistic revival had Deen de-
yelopng within the last twenty years that Will re-
suit eventually III giving better work To the cOuh
trv New York and Newark. \. j., lie SAID, were
the oldest IN nufacturIng points for JeweirY III lhe
United States, and made nine tenthS OF tnis work
Alaiden-lane contained n larger assortment 81
diamonds than any other thoroughfarc IN the world
'Ihev could be purchased Of dealers there cheaper
than III Europe.
THE AmoNs ANNUAL CARNIVAL
Madison square Garden naS again peen ehgageu
for the masquerade ball and carnival OF the Arlon
Socety on February l, and preparations viii soon
he begun 60 transform that building 1t is said by
Z he committee that the procession Will he nearly |
three times larger than the one of last year, and
Will contain many local and national hits and that
the number of persons 10 assume various humorous
and other characters in the procession
and marches will exceed 5000. Tonight the So |
cetv give heir usual carnival at the cIub-rOOms
Nos 10 and II 81. Mark's-place.
BROOKLYN
Petitions being freely circulated and are being
rapidly filled up, asking the Legislature 10 rescnd
the Penal LOdo.
Jury in the City Court yesterday gave John +: |
u verdict of $500 III his suit for $4,000
a gainst the Brooklyn City Railroad for being put
oil one of its
Fire caused damage Of 81, 400 to Louis Schis-
SETS crockery store, No. 425 Grand-st., H. ", yes
terday. Patrick Murray, driver OF engine no 10,