New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

feminist. ana S,EoO ccCouu-"'o'
terday as unsafe.
AGREEING TO A CONSOLIDATION.
The vote of the members of the New-fCrk Mining
Stock EXCHANGE on tho question OF consoliaa'.n n
with the New-York Petroleum Excharge was an.
nouuced yesterday as 273 IN favor ana ~ seaints'
the proposition. The plan of union has reen pup
lished In fBR TRIBUNE.
FOUR YEARS EACH FOR TWO PIcKP0CKETs..
James Smith and Francis Williams, two PICK
pockets who busted themselves in the crowd tnaO
witnessed Barnum's parade on March "a. were con-
victed Yesterday for stealing silver watch rom
Jonas Bauer of No 548 West Fortieth-st. ana were
sentenced by Judge Gldersleeve to fonr years each
in the State Prison.
THE SENTENCE OF A BooTBLACK FOR ASSAULT.
Iron Luigi. an Italian bootblack, who has ire,
ouented No So Broadway, and who was well !lke9
by tho occupants of the building was convlcte,a
Yesterday in the Courtof General Sessions OF assatI
in the second degree 10 inflicted several seVe5S
wounds with razor on Dominick Bifardo, OF NO. 20
Clark.st on March s. lie was sentenced oy hc-
corder Smyth TO five years IN tho Stalc frlson'
cu.pcrp WITH FORGING HIS EMPLOYERS NAME
Thomas g. McElwarc. formerly clerk III Tue Or
fee of w. b. Wheaton, an insurance broker Oh TO
~ Wnll-st WAS arrested yesterday ana takGh pc
iore Commissioner Shields. Ii was charged tnat ne
had forged his employers name TO posi- olcn inoy
orders of small value in July ana August ast. ~
Elwaro gave BAH In Hl,ooo 10 appear i'i "
ton.
PREPARING TO TRY EXCISE CASES.
District-Attorney McKeon has ordered ine ehf p
cases which are to be tried next week before IKE,
corder Smyth, in Part III of the Court OIL Neherai
Sessions, TO be prepared. There are very iaIgo
number of these indictments ana the "Can o, sup,
moniug witnesses has already been begun. III
some cases great difficulty IS experienced III hhdihs
the witnesses.
FUNERAL OF FATER REQUlER.
The funeral of Father Augustus Requer' OF tne
Order of Jesuts, took place YESTERDAY morning AZ a
Francis Xaviers Church IN west SlSteentn-Ss; n n
rcnuicm mass celebrated by inc hS'. .. H.
Frisbee and the priests of the church ana oil he cor
epe attended in a body. large nOinDcr Oh tlS poor
among whom the deceased Father had laOoled were
nTesent during the services. The remains were
-t-,t.Y IN
tate, at West Park. on the hudson
NOVEL TRICK OF A sNEAK-THIEF
A slender young man. carrying package ana u
Cold.headed cane o. Wtn =! Monday
| night and said Inc had been requested 20 ueInor
the package to Mrs Morrison ana receive an asTei.
| WhiIe a servant taking the package 10 ner
! mistress tho young man left tho house, carrying
| away two overcoats and a par OF opera si"''o''
| The package contained BOOK OF Small '@'uo'
THE SETTLEMENT II THE JUMEL CASE,
| Commissioner j. NJ. Deuel., who has an once IN
the Federal building, 10 the referee III te sun oi
the French heirs OF the Juhei estate asan f thn
! CnrvI He had not been informed yesterday oil inc
settlement Of the litigation, which mas Deeh an
nounced. ANY settlement. he said, would probably
not be brought To MS attention unlil al inc de'aiS
were arranged between the parties III dispute
NOT TO ADVERTISE CIRCUsEs ANY MORE.
The Elliott children did not perform NJ INC ciIgu5
yesterday and will not do so nnt the case Is leu
office of the Society for the Prevention oil CrueiS
| To Children the superntendent seemed mncn u!s
turlcd hen asked why he hhn not lhti ~,
the children who perform in the silver Ming anu
r"ned 10 the reporter in uncivil aud ill-empered
way that they had got through aa'eI.islng
circuses and theatres aud didn't propose 10 say any
''''' BISHOP nERKEIEY's WORK N AMERICA.
! Professor Moses Colt Tyler, oICornell UhiVersiy'
rcad n paperon "Bishop Berkeey's VISIT to America,
! I72g-l73I and It's ELECTS on Higher Education
before tine New-York Historical society last even
ing lie said that Bishop Berkeley had intended 10
fn,nd a graf American University. but had been
Obliged 10 give up his plans on account OF the iail-
urc of Parlamen! tn make tue necessary aPpr1pi'o
| ton. On the Bishops return TO Ehgiand, ne
| presented hIs farm at Newport 10 lae C2uege.
toccthcr with library of 1000 volumes. Kings
| COLLEGE now Columbia, The speaker saiu o"eu lIo
| existence 10 Bishop Berkeley
THE CASE OF EXAMINER THoRNE.
| The examination of Louis I,lmer was continued
Yesterday IN the trial oi Henry A. lhorno' inc US.
nsiJeniitied Dy the witness TO which he had signed
Lishame a. 0fthe firm of Lemcr IL teldstein," oi
| which he was only Il clerk. George A. ltcDshaW,
Cu.to,n uousa broker stated that h had transacted
business for LOUIS Zcmer. lie n3d Shploseu nm ~
he a member of tho firm when ne repteSen.'e ~
| Charles Friedman testified that he had been with
| Thoruo and Zcimer IN liquor store, lie had seen
something looking like toll oil DIS pasSeu ilohi
| Zcmer To lhOrhe.
>,vsrrprors MR. DUFFY WITH 80 FIRST NAME.
| When n crippled young man was on ulal yester-
dav. IN tho Court of General Sessions, on charso
of RECEIVING stolen watch, hetrled toexplain away
lin. circumstances against HIM by saying that ne
| had received the property from man named Duny,
whose first name and place OF residence ne uId hoU
| know. lie was convicted, ami NcorIet omy W, III
semtencing him, SAID THAT explanation OF yours
| was TOO old. That mysterious Duly with no hlst
| name ha, been mentioned III this court room Sixty
| times that know of. but We can never hnd nun. L
| shouId like TO catch Duffy and give MN the SEN
| fence he deserves" The prisoner was sent 10 the
| Ehnira Ref0nnatOry.
BROOKLYN.
Tho funeral of General Eugene A. Kozlay took
| rlace vratcrday mt ms home. No. 40o Kent-ave.
John Lee. age three of No. 476 Cermont-ave., fell
from the fourlh-story window OF his nome yes1er-
| day afternoon, and was instantly Killed.
A new site has been offered for tho projected
Federal building IL consists OF plot 3l3 by 1913
| feet at FultOu-st and B0erun-place, through 10
LIvngston-st. Rod liook-lane runs through the
| property 1t is offered for T37o,OOO.
| Police Commissioner Jourdan conferred with tho
police captains yesterday III regard To the lack Oh
efficiency on the part of the ronndsmei lie SAID ne
| would give the roundsmcn their choice OF Delng re-
duced To patromcn, beng put ON post uuty, losiug
| their summcr vacation expulsion rom tue 1orco
unless their duties were better performed.
The Lee Avenue Congregational Church, from
which the Rev. W. +. Crafts recently resigned. has
| called TO IFS pulpit the Rev. Henry A. Powell now
| pastor of tho Bnshwck Reformed Church, at BUSH
| wick-ave. and North Socond-st, where nc mas Doeu
| for four years II ~ thought that he VIII accept
| Mr. Powell is about thlrty-hYo years Oh age
Miss Linda Gilbert sent q lotter to Mayor Low
| Yesterday asking permission to nave the privilege
| Tor ninety nine years of erecting passenger ele-
| yators 10 the Bridge from the odge OF the East
| RIVER The structure, she saws, wOuiu DC lluepen-
dent of the Bridge proper Her purpose Is 10 Apply
the largest portion OF the pIoceedS 10 u Naliohai
| Prisoners Aid Association.
II. IL. Cheshire, of No 17S Fulton-st;, and +.
| IIallenberk respectively cashier ana salesman IN
| Lockitt * Sons grocery store, NJ No lSf Fulton
A.. were arrested yesterday Tor embe zzling money.
An ANONYMOUS letter nrst called attention 10 inc
matter A detective was to watch them.
| Cheshire was accused of stealing and confessed
that uallenbeck made out false checks Tor goods
sold and that they divided the proceeds OF each be-
tween them. Tho amount embeZlled has not been
ascertained. - ,
The Police Commissioners have appointed COM
mIttee 10 consider tbs adyisabIty OF erecting new
building for Police Headquarters aud the City
Prison.
NEWARK.
William II. Vernilye, treasurer of the Orange
Sa, Sings Bank died at his house III Orange on Mon
day night At tho age of sfiy- tyc. lie was born in
| Oranur and had been treasurer Ut the bank since