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

| than su scrbed for, and the committee Will Degln
TO award to each subscriber the number OF SHARES
be NAV have Some have subscrbed for 100 enares
and more, but il is not believed that any one VIII Do
allowed more than fifty shares. the intention Deing
allow each subscriber ct least three snaIes
| rest H. Parker. ex-president OF the E1enahee' is
mentioned 10 PRECEDENT OF the bank.
SECURING WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.
| Henry Douglas Kline was arrested In feoriIy =; ~
Salt Lake City, charged WIN arson en and has been
| in he Ludlow Street JAIL pending bis extradlIlo.'
Yesterday he obtained writ OF haDeas coI eres
which is returnablo to-day. The prisoner declares
| In his petition that he is q citizen of the United
States aud that he Innocent OF he charge Ihauo
against him. he has never oeen bch /,
court or magistrate ana IL neiu Oh o'iuon"o "N "
| totally insufficient.
STEAMERS OF THE SYLVAN LINE SOLD
| At the Exchange SaleHoom yesterday the steam
ers Sylvan DELL Sylvan Strclm and Sylvan Grove
were sold to close up the affairs of the Harlem and
| New York NAVIGATION Company, which soId us
water front property abont ten days ago or
$4,000 Mr.. Roberts also purchased the SyIva SWIVEL
| Stream for 800. 600. The Sylvan Grove was 1ouVht
| bv Frederick Hall for $4,000. The purchasers
were believed to be acting for other persons whose
names could not he learned.
no CONTENTION IN THE HOLY SEASON.
The ot owners in the Eleventh street Cemetery
met in room No p at Cooper Institute last nlgnt.
! A. j. Delaney explained that not wishing 10 IN
fringe on the regulations of the church, men pro,
| vide that There shall BIZ no contention IN Lent,
| he had determined not TO apply for pre- liminary
Injunction till the holy season was over, put tna'
the application would be made AZ thf earnest SnD-
| q aucnt date-that is, on Easter Monday. MT. Ne.
! laney expressed himself as more than confident OF
success.
| THE CHARGE AGAINST POLICEMAN sELTG.
| Policeman Seg, of the Is oldway Squat, was
| knocked down by :, carriage at Fnlton-st on Feb
RI ry u. and he ed the driver, Joseph nat
dell. The occupants oil me carriage wrio ,rifc
| Charlotte s Richardson and Mrs. q Il. AMMAN wlIe
! and daughter Of William Richardson, the president
o the Atlantic Avenue Railroad COMPANY, H pio
lvn. They made a COMPLAINT against otlg az r1IIoe
| aba fftn IN
! language and OBTAINING them without cause; iesu-
mony in the was taken yesterday, but declSi OH
| reserved.
| THE PURfM BALL.
| The fancv-dress ball OF the Purm Association IN
! the Academy OF Music on Thursday OF next week
will open 81 10 p M vi dhnGe oy .n orers com
| panY. in which Nine. Cavallazn VIII appear;
Queen Esther stated on lofty throne ana atlemHea
| II, the Prince and Prince rs Carnival with brilliant
rcinue. will witness the dance. INC cos uheS III
be very costly. After the dance th long prOceS''oI
! will make It, round of the floor me pr9IeeuS ~
the ball will be given to the Mount SINAI ho7pl'dl'
TEA MERCHANTS UNABLE 10 AGREE.
meeting OF The ten trade was held a. the ONCE
OF Carter. Hawlcy * Co, on Pearl-st Yesterday, 20
receive report OF "a commit Zee, composed OF thre1
iobbrrs two importers aid WobrOkcrs. lth regard
To present difficulties of he trade arising "u ., 'e
,'stem Of selling tea by auction. George W. Ll49
presided. The committee rcpo tea thai th'! c"uiu
not agree upon any basis of compromise rilncpdI~
y because of the obstindcy OF one oil the Importers
VINO Oh losed making any chIn-e in tie manner OF
!
adjourned without coming tO any agreement.
ARMED AND EQUIPPED FOR WILD LIFE.
Mr. nary Gatt,toIn, du cll'rl' woman, OF r.
spcctahe appearance. Appeared before Jhe zee Duuy
yes erday. at tine Essex Market Police Court 10
prosecute a charge at larceny AGAINST her sou Ehh
Gattsciu. are fifteen years Mno leit nor nus ",
March taking with him $40 IN Dlll' ana slNeI
which he stole from a wlrirobe Mrs. Gattstein
keeps n small cigar store. The money was Deposited
| with her by Bohemian W omans SocetF' Ior
yhi.h She T. the secretary. Tor two years Inc boz
has been mach gwen 20 reading story papers aud
dime novels. and he lighted IN tale' OF lnd.an
! life and adventure. lie was arrested IN the
National Theatre in the BCwcry, with blunderDuSS'
four rcvolyers and scaping KNIFE IN ms poSsession
aud also passenger iickct to boston. ne lau
spent all the none, Tor hI, clothing, equipment %c.'
| except fifteen cents Justice Duly held HIM Tor
trial IN General Sessions
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 270 births, 237; marriages,
%.
The Rev. 4. IT, Partridge, rector of Christ Church,
| IN IIedford-ayc.. Is seriously i with pneumonia.
Thrrc isa demand .or al-uight cars on the smith,
Jaw aud Nnth-st surince road AZ present the iast
car leaves the ferry shortly before a. ~
/ Detectives Corr and Loonev, VINO were wonnded
hy the burglar Koran IN New-(Ork. on FEBRUARY II.
reported ioI duty yescrn nv M Police headquarters.
The f,h.rmcn at Canar,ir md Rockaway are all
! I'm port waiting Ior NignnES storm Ia blow over.
None of them viii venture OUT oil Jamaica ba' 'u'
! week.
| The Park Commissioners have decided that here
of,cr ma farm ~ ron. will be allowed upon the
/ main Dive or the Ocean Parkway ; they VIII DC
/ restricted 10 the side rnadwa's.
A series of special revival services Is being held
! in the PlymoUth Bethel IN llicks.si. Last night
Mr. Bcccher addressed large audience, ms subject
| b.inp: How to make religion u practical thing Is
! 10 embody IL IN our daily lives.
| The statistcs Of the Board of Health show that
the death.rate from consumption is three aud
fraction 20 each 1000 ot population for he past
! lively. years. In New-Iork tho rate IS four and "A
! fraction to each LOCO.
The w. w. Oswald, of Bonneville. y. Y. has
4 Ia, Ia. pulft # Ipll ~
| zeal Lutheran Church. IN LcOuard-st, 70 succeed
the Rev Theodore Hcischmau. lie will begin hls
! work on the third sunday IN April.
The work on the Bridge last week included ~
! diagonals erected Oycr-ioor stays connected. .
! nnder-tloor stays put IN place aud lS.l23 rlvets
! driven The work Of planking has been gong on
steadily on both Of the rOadwdys, and also on the
| promenade.
! died suddenly Yesterday at bus home AZ flatbnsh
| and atom ayes He was born in Flatbush IN 1895,
and always lived thrrr ii1 hon.e WAS s''1 Thy
funeral will take place in the Reformed Cburch AZ
| Flatbush.
The license OF Thomas Quinn, engineer in the
! Grand Opera House, has been rcvoked, as he lelt
| his engine on Tuesday afternoon without banking
lis fires and the steam rose above the point OF safe
~ before his return.
NEWARK.
The case Of Zorntoin and Spcery the president
| and secretary of the European Medicine Company
| CHARGED WITH setting fire 10 their factory in jack
| son-st.. was continued by Justice Cobb Yesterday
| Pnul Rommel a workman IN the employ of the COM
many testified that a week after the lire he en-
| gagged in the work of clearing away the debris IN
| sshs caIlar when he found two cans of benzine He
renorted the fact u Mr.. Iontlein, when he was
told by the latter to empty the cans on a vac ant
| lot The cans were found near the elevator where
| the fire originated.
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-George Davis Williams. age
tbIrty-tiyo of New-YOrk, % telegraph operator, who
| was committed to the County JAN about month
Ego as tramp. aud Kate Levness, native OF
| White Plains age twenty, who was also recently
committed TO the Westchester County jail for dis
orderly conduct meeting III the jail fell IN love
at first sight and resolved To JON their fortunes on
| reganug their liberty The situation became known