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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
FATHER McCARIHYS ALLEGED OFFENCE

Complaint was made Deiore Police Justice Naeher
in Brnoklyn Yesterday by tho Rev. Florence Me
Carthy pastor of IT CecIa's Roman tathO &c
Church, nj North Henry and Herbert st>., that on
Su1nny Nc. aud Mrs. d mel Cronln. OF No. 300
Graham ve.. had disturb ID the religions servers
in his church. Warrants for ,hr,r
arrest were issued. Their daughter Brdaet,
ace eIgntern. has been the organist
in the church and was publicly dismissed
nv Father Mccarthy a week ago. In the service OF
mes on SUNDAY morning Mrs Cronin roe ana siI 1
that he priest had nsultcd her daught"r AND II ne
did it gam she would shoot hi u. Father Mccarthy
denied the charge. and Mr. CrOnln called INN lar
There was intense excitement, but the dis urbli
couple finally lett the chuTcn. Nils CIOhin had
Yesterday that The priest had insnit d her ~ his
house. and her mother added TINT III February hoT
d IA ghtcr caliel on Fdthor Mccarthy 20 Ret som
tickets 20 SCI, for an entertainment. While there
the priest ed her forcby. The girl did not tell
of tins until recently and then they W Mt To see
BisnOp Luughlin, who ADVISED the girl to give up
her pl zee as org nsr. Father NJ Cartby de- lee yes,
terday that he ma Insuted The girl IN any way ana
sad lle suould sue the CrOlins Tor de anal0n OF
charscier, layiuy the dam iges al 900 MI. ana
Mr. Cror II were arrested and will be examined by
Justice Nacher to- daV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
JoS1pH D. LArHRop SENTENCED.

joseph y. Iathgop. the dc aultlng clerk formerly
ompioyod hy tnr Central haiIruad d! New-Jci ~ry,
Was ATraisned Yesterday before judge Guide sleeve
in he Court Of General Ses,iuus lie VISA nrprw oil
the late Judge latuTUp. IDCeINcrO the rual ana
was ret iiuci ~ hi, position undcr Receiver Little.
lie secured possession Of over -lu.OOu helOnung Ia
the railroad with whc1 ue tsraUed and went S"u Il,
Nurte In ,upaveu ia "A business that proved un>uC
cr,stul liz. family cot Tho higrst fcspectabillY
aud strulV eurts WtTr maIo to prevent hiS puH'sh-
u,ni. Tho officers Of the Tallloat c"mptuy made
ma effort to prosecute the cas-, though they ant not
nut ans obstacles IN the Way III tur arrest OF lhc
YOUNG man. LHihrOD pleaded guuiy 3eTerhhf'
line tudg, had been appealed 10 10y the Trpr' son "A
ttycs OF q Company Do 80 tnient a. uoSsIO'o
VITA the Young man ANA promin nt business men
ma lr Lac IetuesiN ~ EOS hiier C"HSu az Iou
,;rrI led that II would lU unjust to SHOW more
clrurncy tuwnrd one who by his education AMI
family mi n,nae, snuud nave been prevented from
the commission Ol crime than toward uneuu 'ated
mon vrio ,tol- uuch Hmallrr snm.. JuuEe Glider
sleeve sentenced LathrOp To Tour years iin2rlaon-
ti,.ut IN line StaJe r.sOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
SITE FOR TBE BROOKLTN BUILDING.

The Commissioners named 10 select sue i9r ,uo
Rronklvm Federal BnildIng- 'ieOrge II. Andrews,
Jackson s. schultz ard William LaImbrer. OF tnis
cltv-tepof .en to Secretary F0ger on Monhay tnat
Ilev had decided. after careful examination VI az
lie prou-rd Site, TO recommend the QUO "ounueu
by ", ming ou-st. Myrte-aNe, and Adams.Sl 4Uo
feet north OF the civ Halt and close to tne IuvSn9n
,,i Fulton. ST., MyTtleave. Contest. ai'd Nnsh1
irpton ST.. and inciudiug the premises no" oco Pieu
as the Iirooklyu Post OmCe. The ADVANTAGES
claimed for tins site that 1t IS upon u On
8 ound; that more than dozen Strset~oar ines
ma * near it; that the immediate neiRnnor-
hood OF the principal financial institutions HDra,
r,s conrts halls of record and ollch Dnl nRs ara
mar tle centre of the mann retail irade Oi INC Guy
that The streets leading 10 ar near this property rhu
from Wall Fulton aud Catharine STREE Ferries ann
iir Brooklyn BRIDGE. aud tue d.mrnslons approx
mate those suggested by the Department as desira-
HE 20 be Drained. being 2ll feet Inches on
Myrtle-ave 81 o feet and inch on ashngtoh-st',
and III feet and ~ inches on Adams-st. Inc price
named for tie property il S50O,OOD. IL was aS,
sess.d in 1882 at $500 nO-7O per cent OF the ieai
y,lne. In vicw OF the limited Amount appropriated,
the Commissioners submit as second cho'ce, w o
Judgment of two VI thom. the site Dounueu ny ruI-
ION. Nassau Liberty and Concord s;s., wh'ch can
lie bought for $3.50. 900. and IA ste sun IeNs
costly the triangular block hnunned ny lalnhsh
ave and Livingston and Ncvlns sts., which eau he
obtained Tor about xl5OOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
A PRINCE rRAvELLING INcOGAITo

"Cours Sawa. Of japan" is a name on the guests
register OF the Windsor liote. Tue guest ~ Prince
Tagehito the son of the head OF tho Aris0ugiwa
family OF japan. ami prince OF the lmDrfial
household H. ~ at present travelling mcURnito IN
this country, and accompanied 10y captain
KouIoOka of the japanese navy. Tho Prime" ar
rived from England the steamship SeTYla on
Monday morning, and received ny l.
SameSnI,na of tho Japanese Legation at Washing
ton II lis intention to remain Ia ms Guy ohly
a few DAYS as be- is on his way 10 bis naive
country where he wIll enter the Imperial navy as
lieutenant. Yesterday the Prince AMI his tn~nds
visited the Metropoin an Museum of Art ana walked
across tue Brooklyn Bridge Last evening the party
Attended Performance "a, the star, Un'Od square
aud N aiacK's thcatrcs. About fOur Yeas ago.
wueu Prince ldkenliu was sixteen v ar ol age ne
Was adopted by he Emperor OF japan aS hiS son,
and one at Imperial paIccs was givcn HIM ~
r.. iuruce In 1881 ne was scat "a tbs Royal NaVal
Academy NJ Greenwich. England adG has since IOat
tune been .tudving thcrr, Last wear he made a
yoyagc 20 the Chna Sea Oh board Oh tne EnShsh
warsntp iron Duke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
TWO Sits IN ADMIRALTY.

A libel was fled yesterday In the United
States District COur in the suit OF the North nd o""th
Amer can state Navigation Company Oh Ne"-1elsey
,.,,i,st The SD lnisA steamer Deliver, 10 Ie-
,,r Sl5ooo "A damages for q violation OF
utract r,r steamer chartered TO ca ~ eIrgoes
or fruit Il i, asserted tnat those IN charge u tDe
ST. amer tailed keep the boilers IN roper condition 20
,n b tue vessel maintain sufficiently mSh rare oi
spred and that part oi car<o was spoiled IN oohSe
que.ce, . . ~.
i fnr III a 900 aga as tue ncr - nI K"JA elru,
an WINE IoIn X nol IL the owner and wilma r Is
Inc na.,Cr rhe pa If alleges mat wAlle maA."g
so ,ie repurs To tie wnec-hOu &" te E-sse VIM -
wns % "A ylyng, between New York a .d Bra2 is "a
a. uJ was so sew rely mjIr tn tiI uad 10 10 GU
lie GA yes ia the accI ont was uue " - .
in tie cOus ructiOn Of the tessel, loe "ch to "''~'
and owner r. responsible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
4 GREAT RUSH FOE REVENUE STAMPS.

The Offices of Morris Friedsam, Collector OF
Int rna Revenue, at FOurthaye. and FOurteenth-st,
were opened at yesterday for the sale OF stamp"
to mauuactur rs of cigars and cigarettes. Before
o'clock stamps to the value If Sl32000 had been pur
chased IN sums varying rom 80 cents to Sl7OOo Inc
doors O'Clock. when they were opeDed
again and about 10000 additional we're received oefore
o'cl lck. Until morning. money was TAKEN as tne
SAT- not Opc ed and payments were maize IN Checks
The regulations for stamps from the large mahu'
factnrer were reduced half until 1t was founo u a
all t. smaller ones could be supplied The rlsu ester
dny was due 10 the reduction OF he taxtnnt on clgs
being re inceI FRI 80 to 80 LOO AID thi on era
rerIes from 81 rs to so cents. Large quigtlues ol
tobacco had been manufactured aud held uDtil ne new
law went INTO effect d. ay caused IN inc rte
by the fact tna there 10000 special licFse IrS
due and he persons holding tine licenses could not pro-
cure stamps until the fees were pad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
MR.. MORSE SUED By ONE OF HIS CHORUS.

Suit has been brought against Salmi Morse
by Mira f. MarstOn for the OF 800. Miss harston
wa. employed rs OF the in the late iamebeo
Passion" and her claim 10 for weeks salary minus
SO advanced TO her by Mr. Morse on account OF her
saiar Mr. Morse's forth that by bs contracts
he was not pay any salaries until after the first puDhe
representation Of the play. AS there has been no puo
o representation, he says salary is yet due anu
further alleges that the SO gift He puts In LIS
answer the following contract az evidence:
NEw-YORK, Nov o. 1882;
For and IN consideration tle OF $40 10 be pald
weekly we severly agree and Ond Ourolyes to attend
the rehearsals and obey rules as required, 10 tax" part
in the production OF cue "PssiOn" and ill various pr
sons IA may he assigned 60 Tnls contract IL 10
hold good during the NJ the piece between the nrst
representation and the three following months ana
during good behavior.
(SignedD MIRA f. MARsION'
Mr. Morse further stated that the girl MarsIon did
not attend the only representation given before an
audience Several other suits stated to be pending
but in the majority OF cases they not brought against
MIR. Morse personally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
T,E NORTH PARMA POSTMAsTEhShlr'
INV rRIrcRAPH TO TIE TIIBuNEI

TELEGRAPH ~ I'M w.,
v.surNGToN. May 1.-Ex-Con1resF'""" van
v.orht, az Rorhester says that the f'rSt A'SS'""'
p.s,waster. General. Mr.. Hatton has been PLAYING
t,., aud loose with the North tar"a "St o''ce
oI,o,, long enough, and one resson ol the eA-Oon'
..,os.,,aps VISIT here at this time IL to nave '"e
.,,ar s.ttIed MrVan VoOrIs sa, ~ the facts IN Ihe
80 ora "a foilows: Last fall the postmaster at
Nth Parma. Monroe County, N. Y. resigned his
o,,co winch paws about $500 year, and recon-
msnded that Samuel Hclman be appointed Inc sue
ce.sor Mr. Hatton directed that the appointment
be made but mis- attention being called 10 "a iaipe
netition in favor of the appointments of Chares b'
Snrnc. an ex-Union soldier, Mr.. Hatton cancelled
the direction in favor of HOLMAN ana ord"en 'n"'
spr,uc be appointed which was done III January.
Ahont wo months ago bond was sent to Spflhg 10
be executed; that was done and the bond was duiS
approved c MI. ~ Co,,ross
man iIayy and Clint Wheeler lad written U" tpe
post Oflics Department demanding the appohr
ment Of Holman Springs commission Wa 'he!o-
mn n withheld and Holman vas appnlh'ed apouo !"
noulh ago but has not vet receives ms commission.
Snrirg * at tie head OF the Grand Army foSt AZ
Parma and his military record il unusually eoou.
lie was ouudeu while in the service anu carr 100
lead in his body 10 this dav. ., A.. ,...;
The OK Congressman intends 10 WISH t"o ' IA
dent and the PostniasleT-tirnerai tomorrow gu
Law the case hefoTe them and protest aSans' VIC
proposed action of Mr. llattCn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
The TRAN ST OF VENUS.

THE WORK AT THE NAVAL OBsFE'AIol't Di'hA ''''
WAsuINGroN. May 1.-The work Oh we
.,on,,s nj the Naval Observatory upon their CALCIUM"
ton, from the observations Of the transit OIL venus Is
be,ne DELAYED by lack of funds to pay LOT printing '
necessary blank FORMS great many suoh forms VIII
be required and the Navy Department WI" nave no
funds to meet the expense of printing them until tne ap
incarnation for the next fiscal year becomes aVaaho-
after July l. Tue records and photographs OF al 'ho
distant taons have received at the Naval
tory Those of LieLtt nant Very oi tuo f"''s'"''
station were received dsys ago Tue oompuia-
lions have only begun. The hrst step VIII 20 W
determine the exact geographical positions OF Tue
var,ous stations In the cases OF points beyond ,eie
granhc communication this can he Determined 3ny Nv
deilctng from chronometrical obaerVat"nS ino a.
tr"noers are about begin measuring the photogrhs
NJ HE transit with machine devised LOT thst PuIoGo
,They have aho 1000 negatives taken by inc hr.es
sent out by the Observatory, and four trs - "a
negatives taken at Princeton. IN addition 10 tese -
eYgeced that large number OF negatives taken Az Lne
Iick Observatory California Will be sent mere
The most favorable circumstances the calculations eau
moi be completed less than four years. anu u ~ P
lille that i've or six years will eapse before 'he maj
eult will be reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
MAY MEETING or HORTlCULTURISTS.

The most Conspicuous pant NJ the Horticultural
Exhibition yes cIdW afternoon was lTee tern
standing III hp centre of he ball and sDrcadlD@ Its
-, ac-ful from over CIrcumicr'ucr of htcrn iect.
a wa. q O. bOtiuIr-Of wha variety u IS impossible
10 tell Until H. coed CAPSULES appcar-and was
raised from "A san .cn Island seed piautrd only
five years ago by Ai. koeubeck OF Bay"nnc. N j..
his was suppOrte 10y mauV other ch.lcc spctt-
mems among them half d zen elclcl cniaS OF tie
rarcsi and most admir- ii varieties. On me same
ta,le v II the ferns was lIailOck " Tuorpe'S group
Of Seeding geTauums, which Illustrated THAT
cross fertilization ana select, have accomplished
Tor these how,rs he highest prrierito ia me form
and habit was attained ~ he v"riety known ~
Mrs. Cor ION, while Cullen Bryant showed thr most
militant colOr-a daZZlIng ~ irlet Among " uOl-
son 4, Co.'S hardy plants werr most 81 tic native
flower, which make he wO"us Pnd waysidcs bean
tIful III early spIing-WUOl lines, ylO.eis. blood
:, ot Iuarsh-maTi- Ids and anruunrs, including
phloxrs and Apachps plume from Nestcrn stale;
Gala hOrtus and "a dimlnutlve ladyS slipper from
California; lock cress. dOgF tooth violet, spring
Adonis and the choice hvbrlh NarcIsaio from
Europe snowy prnroses from Siberia, and a rare
AuCromeda with more prnros from Japan, and
many brsides quite ~ WORTHY of mention
superb attrya Mossi leu strong
q ape from graceful to grotesqur. The cut flowers
were "A umdunt and OF the best qunlIiy. and
grou OF unu ,ualg wei grown calceO'ara', Dging
IN color through every u OF COLO aud bronze, W. rs
universally aomIred. The tables were more cor
yenIently arranged than at any former mnnt.ly
exhibition, aud tine large coniiihnil"is TO the dis
play from sucn l-knOwn amateur cOIiecti"nS hs
those of Mrs. Morgan, hues Is. Colgate and nrnry
Is. Hyde made an interesting feature oil the occa-
sion. ~
Isaac Buchanan ana Mrs. Anrgan, Tor OrcbidS;
George such, orchids and cut flowers; W,oson Il
Co. hardy herb, clous pelennla s.; Hal.ock ~
thorpe, grrdniums. carnations ana cut nOweis;
j. I'm henderson, John Jones, w. Z. Wilson and
Henry Is. HyGe, roses; and james b. Coigate. Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
The COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, May LIN the Court OF Appehs
,,dav-prrsent, tne Hon. william Z. Rugor, e. j. A1d
assocatps-the 70 LOWING decn ions handed dow
The People agi. Home Insurance Company fons ..
agi israel The Albany .ty atlonS .anA sg@ me ~ ~
any emin. agt Tire Niliage o. = spehsion bi'Cs0s
NUTS agt Weiver-Judgmen. atur cd WITH 60 is. ..l
agL Ta1 o. Jdtgnon 'e'eIseL "o" Va"
granted, costs To abide { event r,,,.
1ne People the r1re Assoc ation oil or The
mept of al reversed anu judgment entered VI INV
paIntn sl.o4s A., nom January So- Win ooss sa
lhnan agt the ~ bin h m;on AMI New o aA
road un an y-OrdeIs ~pecl General terms IN,
wlIoui COSTS and proceedings em.ted V SpecIA io'
discretion may be ercseL ION IT. merits "a ,hst
Murtha agt. Coriey-order OF General Term a"iine" w.
OF special att med with costs. ,,.,,a.,nrius
Miliaan at the LaaD,e and Grosean MANN ,nasl
Company, fhs American Hosiery I, ompany asI iuo'
led with costs an "a
The People Clark ag Frenon ORDER liz - "
authority of the case Of Phillips as@ inc MH'" WV
246 49,. a., str ks czuse
The People OK re. Mulaney agt. EisMooon 70 ''"A'
from calendar granted with $40 cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
THE LACE THIEF AAD HIS ACCOMPLICES.

James j. Madden, of No 80 Trnthst.. Hobokrn,
VINO was arrested on MONDAY by Cen ri Office
detectives on a charge of stealing lacrs worth aO"ut
900 from his employers, Muser Brothers. OF No..
1G5 Iroome- 81. was an rat ned the Jefferson
Market Ponce Court yesterday. lie walv d exdm-
nation and was held III $4,000 bail on one com Dalnt
charging hIfn wi,n the Ia crny, III August iast, OF
SIX ace handKerchiefs, valued at $4s Adelaide
erode Ski. OF No. 1O1 aIAthave, who II Is alleged
first received the stolen goods, her daueh en- annie
Lewis, OF ~. III ClIDt1n-pace, VINO Is connccted
with her IN business, AMI Madame Miller, OF No.
las Filth-ave.. who pu chased the goods IOn MIS-.
GrOdieiiskl aud then resOld them through auc ion
houses were al M court. Inc first two were held
III 81 800 bail eacl AID Mrs. Miller III $500 bail
tor tllal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
TIE SHOOTING or ALBERT BEAL.

Mr. Lynch, the detective officer on the steamer
BRISTOL Of the Fall River Line said 20 TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday In regard 10 the shooting OF A. Perlry
Pickett OF Boston by his partner. Albert Bea In Their
stateroom on the steamer on Sunday night mat the
story OF the former that he mistook the Latter for
b rglar had every appearance OF being true " had
been asleep for some time in my staterOOm said Dir.
Lynch "when the bcllbOy came and woke me up and
said that man hal bee shot went to no rtatrloom
where told me the shooting had occurred aud found
MIR Zeal scale on the edge OF his nerih with his arm
around dr. tIckctt who rae on the nOOr beside H. hr
gickct WIS covered witt blood and apparen ~ uneJn-
scous while Mr. Beal calling .clLcdly for He'p
After Mr. BeaI had discovered thai he had shot ms part
nor instead Of burglar he hal rang the electric pe'
ord continued ring intervals until got there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
AMEM0RIAL ~ fITCH SHEPARD.

drinking fountain 90 Carrara marble Is TO be
presented To- thi- city 10y Elliott L. She gard. II has
bcrn nni,hcd IN me p astel form uy LarKn G Mead.
a. Am. rrau sculptor al Florence, aun Is intended
by Mr. shepard as a memorial Ul his rather. the tate
Fitch shepard he subject rs the hissl supp Il Yer
and If Is "a large rrcIInbout statue, similar IN ireal-
men to the le qoup m Rome Toe hPuie Is
r,urr.rut.d rs leaning against cluster oil rOcas,
while as a support 10 Lue ooner afin ~ . "rokrh
p.,,idlc- wncl caught IN a SnaR. AZ the Oasc are
seen OliartS cha lctrrIstlr OF the rY"T WINE
lrutor4 VIC sccu at work loading ana unloading
cotton. Io0accO and sugdr-cLuc. A wicath crowns
the he "A tn statue, and iis"lng-net IS thrown
ocio., tnc base he pedestal Is twelve lcct ~
length ana tne weight Of tue maroie IL lonriJ four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
CIVIL, NOTES,

The certificate of Incorporation of the TOnlte
Powder Company was flied yesterday. The "olect Oh
The company Is The manu- acture ana sale OF ioni'
o,vdcr The eapital stocA (, fixed 1T IL, 100000
Is ees 1, ne frst year U. -. Gran Jr JESSE rs
Grant Alb "a II LDryea, W. A. Pdrd1gg1n, r. io"'
rty fnumas Bell A. NJ. stevens m aud Jdius JAG" =
The certificate of Inc )rporation of the W.
York Produce TX change SAFE DEPOSIT aud storage Oo
many was MID yesterday. The capital STOCK Is hSedA'
100000 The company Ia 10 exist for my years No
trustees for nrst year are james M'tJe',
uoyt Franklin r. lsJn samuel lcIny, n H. VF5 70 -
LlycImore, L. 4. Holman, Il. :. WHITMAN Is' go, ~
ir d. A. Lind ey, Frederick Messnef' IL w. N''"O'"
aud L., Nj. Van ASSET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
DISSATISFIED WORKMEN.
r,,r ero,vr OF THE WEIGHERS.

THE STRIKE OF THE WEI6hEho'
COLLECTOR ROBERTsoN PROMISES 10 IN 7-'
c,ep or THE MIN TO TIE DEPARTMEhT-BUai-
MISS AT sIANDsTILI.
Business in the Weigbers' Department Oh the
c,,, House "a AT u standsiill. Every inborer EN-
.o,,.d IN the denar,ment went on strike yrseroa'
r,orning DELEGATIONS representing the ih'oierS "l'eu
uoop CoIlector Robertson. They repTes'nl"a la' my
emolo, ed so few hours that they eo1d not 'Vea
SO n week: that the lahorrrs IN the Ne'sn''S
H. uorIment I'm BaItmorr, Philadelphia ana othnr c IL
lection dislrcts were receiving 80 cntS an honf 'nu
that the city weighers paying 40 cents an iOar'
{ oilecfor Robertson expire sed sympathy WIN ne
Ia Dor r. ana asked they would be satisfied win -
do aud the, unbesitatipry said they would he Cot
ectnr then said thai while he cOulh not assure ICh %
any incierae In tneir pay ue wonid communicate WIN
tho treasury Department, atIDg all the itcts' ana
ON ask thai their pay he at least ace rquH 20 tha
I'm otper collection ulstr,Ct@. or 80 cents Hh toif
Afcr a consultation the men declueu tn1t .OJ "O''N
MOI 60 to rk until their demand was acced,u 10. -,
A TRIBUNE rCpOr or called on captain pucon, 'no
wei -hiuus Of brooklyn District cap an bacon
said that thee " re abOu, loo men tlhppyeu ~ hlu
though the number sometimes almost dOuDie tdd
There no men at WORK ,{e-teiI,y an :
business was at standHIill. Captain Bacon siu t"at
If the men al not TO worK Today ue "Oud en-
GeavOr I'LL their places -, -, -
aske an Of 10 cents hOur ana Wuulu 10 70
rk for Lacy Lad seen tue sOie l"ooIeIa aau
ION OrrmrIl and they promised not 10 nlercle
wa, zone 10y the liOsr. The con rae OF iu cu
down. The foreman OF the Eas hi'ei Dis,tdo
that some wouiu 10 40 WOik lO-inOiIO" II
tncy he though. mat there WoId DC no u'ncu'J
III Iet,ng new men. ~, -, .,o.. e.,
the rike and tie most de'ernneG carr u 10 d
success al issuc They are very connuent 81
iaugn at I1e idea OF new men taxing thc'I pay
They say &C the only men VINO c"uli 40 thc ,Mpt,h
properly are the Ion aud II "a hariy phelJ
INA, Ia would work Tor % cents an hOur "hch '"''
make 40 90 cents AN hOuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
INSPECTION OF FOREIGN VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, My 1.-The April report OF
the specia foreign passenger steam vessels
for the port OF NewY0rk shows that eighty s'c
~ were visited ten ouly of which granted oertln-
cates a leclion those not receiving certihGa rs
snms vel cleaners clearing without passenge~ ana no
yonnirino in speetiou. Those clearing WIN passehte
I'm, w,ilut certificates cleared ny perinsHlon o
rho Secretary of the Treasury with the under lanuh
that ail ehcences would be mace gOod Ieiore INC
seis could clear on a subsequent voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
THE HARRolD rERJURY CASE.

The examination IN the case Of tho People and
Jonathan Dcu against john ~ AIkcr, QUa,c W.
nav no, aud live ,ther PERSONS or PERJURY Was cOn-
tlnu, at the Essex MirKct Ponce tOuro S.er"ay
L,.lo.c Justice Patterson. Mr.. IlawAeS WAS called
n ,n eXamIr ed by counsellor Dey. He stated tuat
ne drank ia. es unrs wltn harro'd on th; day OF
tn ACCIDENT at Begleyt nqnOr store, ~ LiIuteth-
three nUufs after O'clock in the aiternOOn he also
drank WIth him at the Same piLc5 oh tue futOwInk
SATURDAY. Inc examination was not HnlSneu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
RUS sCOnKD EACH INNIN0

ltuns earned-New.York ;: Boston o; First base by
erTO s-New Ork. Lost n, 1. truck out Wcich %
Whitney T. Total left bases-New YOrs .; Boston. o.
Jhree-b ise hits 1wo.base hit-HanknsOn Total
base hIt-New-YOrk. I6 EOsJnu. Passed ais Hines.
4. Umiire-S, NJ Dec"or. Tune OF gane-I"o hours
PHILADELPHIA, May line Lea uo hampiOnshp
season was opened here lay IN game between tue
Prov ience and Pnddelpma clubs. Providence won the
game in the eighth inning by hard hitting The folo@
l the C r."
o q y u u "a
pha. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES U u u
BATIaoKE MAY 1.-The first cham pionsbip game OF
the Amer caI Association played in the Orlo c
d-lo here to-day the MeropOitans Of New-York, and
Baltimore teams with the following result; eleven In
nj x being played: - - - -
B1ltiulore.......... / l o / / a
WILMINGTON. Del, May 1.-The Quickstep and Brook
lyn Clubs of the Interstate Association opened the
champ.o here to-day. with the following re-
suit . -
Ouckstep ..........-...... o o 80
ErooKl yn ...... ............. o o o l l / Go
DETROIT, May 1.-The Chca.o club defeated the De
troit club here to-day by "a score OF to4
CLEVELAND, May The Clevelands defeated the
Buffalo cluD here today by a score OF z tod.