New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
TWO WILLS FHED.

Finn was arraiqned in ne York,ille Police Court
yesterday morning. Finn 10 still in dangerous
condition. Kelley, who has been Identified by his
victim was committed bv Justice Herman to
await the result OF the injuries
A SUGGESTION FROM SUPERINTENDENT JASPER.
81 sincerely hope that something will be dOue by
the Board of Education TO settle this question OF
ealaries," SAID superintendent Jasper To iRBINE
reporter Yesterday. IL IL quite certain that they
cannot increase the teachers salaries so long as me
appropriation for the public schools remains so small
The best plan can recommend Is 70 pay the teach,
ers their in salaries for tins ana next month ana
then to ask rcllot from IN Legislature aJ Albany
RrY0RFD REMOVAL OF THE UNIVERSITY CLUB
II has been stated that the University Club. which
occupies the large building ut Thirt -hfth-at. ana
Fifth-ave., would probably move mt the expiration
Of its present lease. as the owners wanted S2I'ooo
n wear rent. The lease has still moro than year to
run Hcnry H. Anderson, th' president oi tho cup
Yesterday said that tIc matter had not been tlr-
malls considered and had been little discussed IN
the club.
A STRIKE SAID To RE- IMPROBABLE
The engineers aud hremen % the New-Jerscy
Southern Railroad have been complaining 10 me
Central of Ncw-lrrscY manaH"nent that their wages
have not been paid on the basis adopted Tor the
Central road They have said that their h"uIs were
Ion0er n nd their p7v was smaller. strike OF the
men was report d be fixed for Illmsii ~. but tho
officers of the Ncw-Ierscy Central sad yesterday
that it was not likely 10 axe place
ONE HUNDRED BRlcHLlYEEs STRIKE.
One hundred brIcklaycls belonging TO tine Brick
LAYERS Union strike, having rft work on inc
new building lO'DelPs siorchousel % Nashngton
ai'erotions M Broadway arl Chmbers-st. The
cause Is n dispute with Contractor tTancls Lyons
about The method Gi paying men men PNa anJ
Of the men were supplied ~ aon-union men, anu
the laborcrs belonging 10 the LI1o,cis' Protective
Union, refused 20 carry mortar t. ihcm'
SEIZURE or sMUGGLED GOODS
The customs detectives yesterday ma de tho
following scizurc, OF smuRgled goods; FROM ths
French steamship Chateau Looyilio. h,ty gross 81
rubber toy balloons, one dozen @'lNer KNIVES, one
dozen silver forks. thirteen silver spoons and one
silver ladlc; from the French ste iWShip AmGrqi''
five cases of fine vines. and from the Havana
steamer Saratoga coo fine CIGARS. A case OF JewrTy
for an officer of foreign legation ana lot oil
church decorations were seized on other vessels
AnEwAnD FOR STOLEN MONEY.
Louis De Jungc Il Coz o. Nos. Il and 70 Duane
NJ have offered reward Of $50 for the r0un. of
the mail pouch stolen from one o. theiI wagons
while standing in front of their store on last m
day Il contained g l20 IN bills, several sccnthc
pamphlets, newspapers, private correspondence
md many memorandum books of the firm THO
money was to bc taken 10 the firms mandatory &c
Staten Island.
MR.. DoDGEs STORY ABOUT rnr CITY HALL:
A large audience gathered last night IN the Union
Tabernacle IN Thlrty-iiftll-st., bear broadway, To
hear William +. Dodge lecture on hia experiences
of over sixty years IN New-Y0rk. IL was an appre-
ciatye audience and Nh Dodge was often int'r-
rupted with laughter and applause. The City Hall
was of marble only on three sides, the speaker
stated because the architect said that II the north
side was made OF cheap stone 1t would save @lo,oOO,
aud the building was SO far up town that no one
would see the back OF H.
A MAss-MEErING IN THE INTEREST or AMERICAN
INDUSTRY
The New-York Association for the Protection OF
American Industry-an account Of which was given
in The TRIBUNE rocently-has called mass-mcct-
ing, which will bc held Mt the Cooper institute 10
morrow evening. Peter Cooper will preside az
sisted Ivy William +. Dodge. Tho list OF ylce-preSi-
dents includes more than two hundred OF me prom
incnt citizens of NcwYOrk. Addresses will be made
bv William VI. Evarts. Dexter \. Hawkins Prcsl-
dent Cyrus Ilamlin aud Others.
HIGH PRICES PoR FOREIGN COINS.
The first half of The Clement, Ferguson collection
of coins was sold yesterday afternoon at Bankss
hot" the agent Of some rich collector out West
bidding in nearly everything as at several previous
sales. The highest pric" was $50 for "hrHt
bronze or rs" struck during tho reign of Titus
IN ~ A. d., commemorative of the taking OF Jern-
salem. An English crown OF Cr9mwelTs time
brough. $45; another of ElIzabeth' reign, $31
anot her of lG41, $21, and SILVER death medal OF
1888, $50 25. The sale will be concluded to-day
SALE OF powN-rowN PROPERTY.
At the Real Estate Exchange Sac'Tooms yester
Schcrmcrhom was sold ut auction. Tho prices
realiz- were considered good by real estate men.
s sT DO GOO y Grafton Hnat of Boston purchased
No. 81 Wall-st for $4,000. W. A.. Crnikshnnk
paid $23o0 tor RSsr s ang g me Zoo 6"6 r
was sold for $4,000 and No: 237 Watcr-st. was
bought by j. NJ Leayitt for TlO,75O.
ARREST OF A GUEST THE HOTEL ROYAL.
Victor NJ. Delano resident OF Kinssbridge. where
he owns property was fonnl helpless from drink.
at ThIrticth ST. and Eicventh-aye., late on Monday
night by Officer Mccormick OF the Twentieth Pre-
clnct. lie was hatless and cOatess lie was locked
up IN the station and taken 10 tho Jefferson Ma T.
ket Police CouTt yesterday, where Justice Gardner
committed him temporarily. IL was thought that
he was robbed but IN his possession were found
800 In Qold and silver aud n diamond pin. Mr.. d.
| anO SAID that he had been staying at the Hotel
ROYAL aud that he was retired hardware MGR
chant.
NOT TO ne GAINED EVEN by LENA ABEnLE,
Jacob Abarle, proprietor OF theatre IN Eighth
| st., was arrested yesterday bv Officer Tieman, of
the Harlem Police Court squad, on n warrant pro-
cared by the former leader OF his orchestra
Thomas r. Murphy, OF No. 4O2 East One-hundred-
and -nincteenth-st. Murphy testified that be went
TO the theatre on Thursday night when he was as
saulted by Aberle without any provocation. lie
exhibited scratched iace and n dscolored ego IN
! proof of the assault. Aberle stated that Murphy
was drunk and that lie used vile aud abusive
language He was demonstrated with, but without
effect by his (Abere's) daughter Lena. Justice
Murray dismissed the complaint.
COMPENSATION SOUGHT FOR FRANCHISES.
Alderman UCOnnor at the meeting OF the Board
Yesterday presented n resolution that the permis
sion heretofore granted TO the Metropolitan Tele-
| phone and Telegraph Company 10 use the streets
days after the passage of this resolution the com
| pany should agree 10 pay an annual license fee OF
per cent 81 Its gross receipts alter January l.
1885. Another resolution provides that section No.
AIT of chapter OF the Revised Ordinances of 1880,
: shall be amended 80 that every such corporation
shall pay to the Controller an annual license fee of
o per cent of It's gross receipts. Both resolutions
| were referred TO the Committee on Streets.
BROOKLYN.
| An absolute divorce has been granted 10 Mrs.
| Mary j. Davidson from Henry q. Davidson.
M tot.l n.id a., A..