New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
NETWORK CITY.


The need of the sprnk ing-cart was sadly iele
yesterday. Clouds of dust almost blindeu pcuc'-
TRANS. =,
Six boys from fourteen to seventeen years o,u;
were fned so each in the Yorkville Police Court
YESTERDAY for PLAYING ball in the streets on SUNDAY
RFADMITrED TO THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
G. G. StiIwell, who was suspended from the ITO
duce Exchange on October o. lor has
made q satisfactory settlement with ms cIeuloIS'
Yesterday he restored to membership
BOND STREET TO BIZ GIVEN UP TO BUSINESS
Business will take all hut complete poss session OF
Rord-st by Nav l. Notice has been served on more
than q score of househoiders to move out 10 ntAo
room for offices. RumOrs of approaching Oulidlng
operations disquet those who remain.
THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THE LIFE-sAvINd CORPS.
Only eighteen men thus far have gone into train
ing under Christopher Hoell. the ST. Louis nIenln,
for the LfeSavlng Corps Three classes OF SIX men
each now drill every day at the new chgihe-nou'o III
Tenth-ave., near Ninety seyenthst.
TO CONFER With The POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
There Will be n consul alton at Police licadquar-
tiers at pm. to-day between the C0mlnlssloiers
and the commit Tee recently appointed AT ilco'shs
under the auspices of The Church Temperance So
clety i'll regard TO the enforcement OF The excise
laws.
A BOY BURNED IL LIGHTING CIGARETTE.
john Decker, boy OF fourteen yeaIs,was severely
burned yesterday morning, ut No AuTray-sl. ms
clothes caught fire while he waSlgnluga cigarette,
standing on a chair reach gas jet. lie was taken
to Bellevue Hospital In ambulance, where Ills liz
jurIes considered serious.
TWO ASSIGNMENTS MADE BY BANKRUPT FIRM.
Judge Brown, o. the United states district Conrt,
Yesterday rendered decisI) In which he ordered
the payllcnt tn Hatch d sons of the diVldcnus on
two pr0mssOry notes. which were assigned To the
brokers bya bankrupt firm, after previous 9a-
sgnment had been made, without notice To the
creditors.
AID WANTrD FOR THE SOUTHERN SUFFERERS.
Tie New-Ynrk rtate Auxiliary WOnan's National
Relief Assoc atIon has learned from ITS delegate III
Louisville. Ky, that the situation OF the hood SUI
fcrcr, there is much worse than reported II app'as
for additional FUNDS for the purchase oil bedding,
shoes and other necessary articles.
COMMITTED To THE TomBs FOR PERJURY.
John Marlndale WAS arrested YESTERDAY on "a
bench warrant from the Court oi General sessions
ON A charge of perjury. He became n bOndSmln
for Henry Byrne the exc utor OF Martin W. Byihc,
and swore that he was the owner oil TWO lolS at
East Houston and Gocrct sts. The bond wa ior
S:} 500. Mariindaie was committed to tue loMbs
by Recorder Smyt
10 CONNECT WARDS AND RANDALLs I-LAND.
Fire Commissioning Van Colt ana Iurroy, ana
Comm Ssioner He's, II tn Board oi tharitcs ahd
Correction. yi-Itcd Wares aud RandalI9 Islands
yesterday AMI lnsp cted the shores OF Iltte Hel
Gaze Il Is proposed 10 establish chain Terry ne
tween the two islands a one step toward proyid-
ing better protection against frs on them.
TO ENGAGE AGAIN ~ ACTIVE BUSINESS.
b. o. White seer nv of the stock Exchange, mas
entered into partnership wit ". \. foor ana ~ v.
Poor, the style of the new firm bclLg fo"G WHlte
d co. lie Las been member of The Stock -
change Tor more than twenty years lie was Tor
i've yca.s yiccpfcsident, and for The last thirteen
Xca-s has been secretary. His successor probably
wall be- the present assistant secretary, george W.
Ely.
r,Ir VOTING WOMAN WHO STARTED FOR TIE RIVER.
Anne Berry, the weli-appcarng Young woman
who was taken to the Sixte nth 'r,cnct station on
sun ay night under the belief that she was ABOUT
To commit suicide IN the North River, has been
tuuud by friend. and returned to hcr customary
lodglpg-place at No. 1874 West Ninrteenth-st her
strange behavior is now supposed to have been
caused by temporary bewilderment' resulting from
illness.
SILL TELLING CONTRADICTORY STORIES.
The man who calls himself Thomas Harrison, and
vito wa. shot in the face IN MonrOc-st., on Natur-
day night Ii stIl at Bellevue Hospital. lis condi-
ton is neither better nor worse; an he stall tells
tie most contradictory stories ~ TO h. misadVrn-
lure and his home. Tho surgeons have not defer
mined the exact character extent Of his injuries.
ana the police have arrested nobody a. his assHl'
ant.
WINTER Garden IN TwrNTY;;TmED STREET,
Theodore HeilmIn, of No. 800 West Forty fourth
st. Yesterday filed pans tor a museum and winter
garden 70 be erected at No. % West Twenty third
ST. at "A cost OF 100000. The building Will be
ovuei bv "A French society," of which Mr. Eellman
Is the president | will extend through the block
to Tween y-lourh-st. Tho Twenty thifd-st. part
VIII have two stores and Il man3ard roof, ana the
other part will b. Only one story IN heIght.
THREATENING TO BLOW CHURCH UP.
While tie Rev. Father Siautry was passing
thr Hgh East ll1rIecnth-St. ao"nt loon festeruayy
he was followed by Edward Go0dbody, of No. 42s
OF that street who called HIM all kluus Of names aud
threatened to blow ms church up with dynamite
GoOihody was charged with ds"rdetly conduct pc
tore Justice Patterson ut the Essex Market Police
Court and was committed to prison IN default OF
$500 bail to keep the peace for two months.
no REASON FOR HIS SUICIDE.
The body OF the found suspended from
lamp COST at MadsOnave and Ninety cOnd-st. on
Sl, day night was yesterday idenllhcd ty ms
relatives IA George ID. burton OF No. 20 south
Fifthave who was reported missing on Saturday
Burton was boohlolder by trade and was nos a
drinking man. He mad been aching strangely OF
laie and it was thought that he was slightly
d Tia alaft .
acl. He unmlrried, AMI was thirty years olds
UNIFIED STATS MARsIIAIs TO HAVE 4 UNIFORM.
The United states maIshals must ai,cr Aprl J..
according to an order issued yesterday by Marshal
Erhardt appear III uniform suits OF dark blue ma
terIals with gilt buttons. The object OF the order
is said to be partly to distinguish the many depu-
ties who are about the Post Once building from
outsiders who stand about the corridors watching
an opportunity To steal articles of value 1t IL also
desired to make the deputies easily dstlngulshable
wncu they act as police
TESTIMONY FOR captain" ARCHER.
The examination was continued yesterday III tho
case OF Erwin Archer whose cxtradiion Is de-
manded by the British Government. Colonel T.. I.
" oOd Archer's counsel, telcgIaphcd TO England On
Saturday, aud obtained Tepiy from Consul Fox,
at Plymouth, 10 the elect tnaG one MAJOR lemplar
was At hotel III Plymouth on November ~ the
day on which II Is charged that the forged accept
ance was presented III London. This cOrrObOrates
Arcnrrs testimony Jonn Is. FalVey gave evidence
III reference to tue receipt OF letter from Archer
dated November "a at plymouth.
THE RIGHT TO LAY UNDERGROUND WIRES.
President sidney +. ShclbOurnc, AigcrnOn -
Sullivan aud Judge Henry A GlldeIsleeye, OF the
New-YOrk Electric Lines Company, called npOn
Mayor Edison yesterday and asked ann to sign the
franchise empowering the company to tear up the
street pavcmcnts ANA place telegraph wires benea:
them. Alderman Wells asked the Mayor To with
mold his signature. lie reed that the job had
been rushed through the Common Council with
undue haste. Inc Mayor said that he would give
the matter careful attention before signing the
franchise.
PAINTERS ORGANIZING FOR HE SUMMER.
a meeting Oh the Operative Painters Union was
held last evening at Academy Hal, NO. 3J7 lhId
ave. Tor tue purpose Of organizing the tradc and
establishing standard Of wages during the spring
| and summer months. L. decided To send en-
cular to the employing painters Informing them
that after April tine rate of wages would be % %
for day O1 ten hours. Tho present rate Is - Tor
| eight louis he general Impression among those
present VAS that the proposed would be agreed
| 10. A meeting with IA similar object III was
| hrli IN International Hall, Brooklyn.
MuLDOON, THE SOLID MAN." GIFTS THE wUIsKEY.
| Alter several DRINKS OH SATURDAY IN honor OF II.