New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-02

terday with the shipwrecked crew Of the French zen
bark Java on board. The Java was bound lor
France with logwood She went ashore on fort9ne
Island ON November 10, having been leaking badiy
for several days Her crew of fifteen got ashore III
safety and took passage on the Cienfuegos TOT ths
port at Nassau. The Java was about thirty years
old.
A PoRTERs PLAN OF ROBBERY. -
Nicholas C;ever n porter employed by Kaufman
Wolf dealer In cloth at No. 259 Canal-st was nei.
for trial in the Tombs Police Court yesterday. IT Is
charged that within two years the man mas peen
regularly stealing from his employer by cutting
from rolls of cloth a number Of yards. uastai nO
Comparable and Giuseppe Andrproa ltaians sra aIss
respectively at Nos 81 and 40 Crosby-st were a,s4
arrested for buying the stolen CLOTH and were noiu
to answer by Justice White.
CROWDS GAZING At TEE RUINS OF TIE WINDSok.
The last spark Of the fire at the windsor
Nevertheless, the crowd which stood IN ihs ,
and on the sidewalk in front of the Thalia Theatre
was hardly essened from that Of the previous dny.
Nothing was done in the way of clearing up the
debris. In Chrystie-st., with the exception VI "
guard of one patrOlman, business In the teneHc,Io
hOuses and liquOr-shOps was going on as Ii ho hio
had occurred.
RARE BOOKS At AUCTION.
Bangs & Co., Of No 739 Broadway, sold at auc-
tion Yesterday collection of valuable books COM
Azure old classics, dramatic literature and the2I
logical and medical works. The sale was wen
attended. Among the more important %or Kerter
published by II. Greeley N Co., 1886 nc
Masterpieces of French Art" by Louis Fiardot'
which brought $40, and the With Volume OF Lu-
cretiuss De Rcrum Natura,' published III 1881
REQUIRING THICKER WALLS FOR TIlEAlKE.
Kiralfy Brothers recently sent to Inspector Ester
brook an application for q permit q buld new
theotre on the west side of FOurth-ave., between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth SITS The building is 10
he constructed of brick three stories i'm height nv
cost Of 81 30 600 II will have frontage of seventy
eight feet and depth of 40 feet Mr. EsterbroOk
did not approve the specifications and the Board OF
Examiners agreed with him in increasing the thick
ness of the walls. Plans for the building have nor
been presented for approval yet, but Mr. Eserbro0k
was told that they wOnld he drawn in compliance
with his requirements for safety.
FrFNITuRE MFN CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Michael Maoney of No 1928 East One-hundTed-
and-hfteenth-st., and James HennesSy, OF No. BIZ
East Observation-Disclosures. the former n
clerk and the latter driver for Thomas Stacom'
the furniture dealer were held in $500 bail III the
Harlem Police Court, yesterday, for examination
on the charge of larceny. The complainant was
Mrs Mary Mutt. of AlDany-ave. and the FOrdhanl-
road, who stated that Margaret Norvie. who lives
in the hOuse. had purchased $40 worth OF FUR
niture of StacOm and had paid him T2O on the lu-
stalmcnt plan. Last week she omitted a payment,
and during her absence the accused men gained an
entrance to the house by saying that they wished
to repair bureau. While she went for police,
man the property was taken away. The accused
men asserted that they held a chattel mortgage on
the furniture.