New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
NETWORK CITY.

A sealskia cloak, worth about 800; was stolen
on Sunday from tho hall of No. 4lo East Eish'y-
thrd-st. ,
Policeman John j. McKcnna, of the Eighteenth
Precinct was dismissed from the force yesterday
Is charge of intoxicatoD.
For tho accommodation of its membe,s the Stock
Exchange gave permission yesterday ior me oP1h-
ing OF theatre ticket office in the ong-room OF the
Exchange.
The Central Body of the Parucll Land League
held meeting last night at No. 81 Union-place.
NJ. d. Gallagher presided. Routine DaSinesS was
transacted.
JACOB GEBHARDr SENT TO NEw-JERsEY
Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court Chambers,
yesterday dismissed the writ OF habeas corpus re-
Gently granted in favor of Jacob Gebhardt. GeD-
harlf was handed over to the officers Oh the Ia"
from New-Jersey.
IN AID OF THE PRINCETON BOAT CLUB.
performance of TObin's COMEDY no honey
moon bvslnateurs was TO have been given IN the
Academy OF slusc on January 20. for the benefit OF
the PRINCETON College Boating Association: lt has
been found necessary to postpone the entertainment
until March 81.
SEALED VERDICT ORDERED.
The Jury yesterday IN the suit brought in the SUI
preme Court by George +. Fisher against the Man
haitian and the Metropolitan Elevated hailway
Companies to recover $4,000 as damages for an
alleged false Imprisonment was ordered to bring IN
"a sealed verdict to-day
BLOCKADE on THR SIXTH AVENUE ELEVATED,
blockade of trains on the uptown track OF the
Sixth Avenue Elevated Railroad occurred last even
ing at $3.50. II extended from Fifty-ionrth-st
and Ninthave. 10 Slxth-ave. and tlity-thlrdI-sst'
The giving out of an engine caused the trouble
Passengers were delayed from 10 to 80 minutes.
SENDING OUT FALSE ALARMS.
Fire Commissioner Van Colt yesterday went 10
Police Headquarters and gave TO superintendent
Walling description of one OF the men VINO sent
out the false alarms OF fire ON Monday night Inc
man was seen by fireman, who threw stone az
him and attempted TO catch him rs he ran away
from an alarm box. Mr.. Walling promised 10 make
every effort to arrest the man.
ayoHGv IsAACs ADMITTED TO BAH,
George Isaacs. of New Haven. who was brought
10 this city on Monday on requlsltion IRON GOV.
ernor Cleveland, admitted to bail yesterday az
the District-Attoney's office. He Is charged with
libel in circulating publication containing an
attack on Colonel Charles w. Fuller, OF bayonne,
~ j. Emil Calman and Edward Carlebach became
suretes for Isaacs TO the amount OF 900.
TO GET EVIDENCE AGAINST LOW RESORTS.
Several police captains. among whom were Cap
taIns Petty and Allaire, visited the DistrctAttor-
news office yesterday to receive the directions sent
by Mr.. McKeon respecting the closing OF Billy"
McGlory's, ANDY" Kelly's, "Owney' Geoghegans.
and other places of like character The captains
agreed to get evidence against them.
THE DRY GOODS MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Al tho annual meeting of the Dry Goods Mutual
Benefit Association at the 81 Nicholas Hotel last
evening the old officers were all reelected ana A.
ID Kreum T. f. Cromwell and w. l.. Boyce were
chosen as a Board OF Directors. The association now
numbers 501 members and Is IN ahealthy condition.
Amendments were adopted at the meeting limiting
the membership TO 1000 aud placing the mutation
fee at 81.
SECOND DAY OF THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
A large congregation assembled in the Madison
Square Preseyterisn onnren yssceI non ,Sa
second day of tho week OF prayer: In the absence
of the Rev. DR.. Wedekind the Rev. j. 5: home
conducted the exercises. Tho subject wac hunln-
alton and confession
HOP DEALERS DESIRING ORGANIZATIONS.
The brewers and hop dealers at tue Produce E1-
change will meet on Friday tor the purpose OF con-
siderlng codIcation OF bylaws and rules Tor reg
ulatlng the trade ou the Exchange. The trade Is
the only one or the Exchange practically without
organization.
FUNERAL or MICHAEL c. cALNAS.
The funeral Of the late ~ c. Cn nssTs
minstrel performer who died on =, saturday,
took place yesterday morning at 81. Vincent dc
Paul's Church in Twenty-third-st. 1bN Rev.
Father A. Argueperso celebrated rcquien mass.
The nterment was IN Greenwood Cemetery.
DECKS AND RIGGING COATED WITH ICE.
The Inmau steamship City of Richmond. which
arrived yesterday. had an unusually rough voyage.
The worst weather was on Wednesday last. when
there was o succession Of violent squalls The
weather was very cold, and the officers and crew
suffered greatly Some OF them were slightly
irost-bitten, and tho ngging. decks ana sizes OF
the vessel were coated with Ice.
MEETING or A MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Southern
Missionary Society of the Diocese OF New York,
comprising Westchcster and Rockland Counties.
was held yesterday afternoon at 81. Ann's Church,
IN St. Ann's-ayc. near One hundred-and- fortieth-
ri.
a discussion on church work In general and tho
special needs of the various missionary stations
scattered throughout that part OF tho diocese.
MAHsLAUGHTER IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Christian GRAVE, who was charged with murder
in the first degree in stabbing George Sanders with
whom be had been drinking in hottest, on tho
evening of November -, 1852. was arraigned yes,
General Sessions. William +. Knitting, the prs
oners counsel, offered plea of manslanghter in tho
third degree which was accepted Grave was sem
,n.A 20, inn wan in IA at Prism
THE ONE uUNpREDrH EVACUATION DAY.
resolution was presented in the Board OF Alder
men yesterday by Mr. Cochrane providing for the
onpointment Of n committee of nine 70 confer with
tbe Legislature, the Historical Society and other
bodies for the proper observance OF next Eyacua-
ton Day, November % 1888, the centennial ami
yersary OF the evacuation of this city by the British
troops This was adopted after long debate.
OBTAINING MICROSCOPES BY FALSE TOKENS.
Francis ii. Bragg. nineteen years ola; VINO was
arrested on Monday, was taken yesierday TO the
Essex Market Police Court lie was formerly en-
ployed by Casweil, Hazard d Co., druggists. lie
has recently. through means of false tokens, Oh
tanned microscopes from various firms, which he
pawned The lad admitted his guilt and was held
Tor trial in the Court of General Sessions.
ALDERMEN IN NEED OF MORE ROOM.
Alderman Waite offered resolution III the Board
yesterday that tho partition separating the Cham
Der of the Board of Aldermen from the room re-
Gently occupied by the keeper of the City Hall be
removed and that the additional room be incorpo-
rated with the Chamber. This Is necessary because
also TO provide additional seats for the members of
the Board. This was referred to the Committee on
County Offices.
FINED FOR SELLING ADULTERATED GOODS
In the Court of Special sessions yesterday before
justices Kilbreth, Smith aud Ford, the case Of
Henry Fnlle, of No. S32 Second-ave., on the COM
plant Of the Board OF HEALTH for selling aduter-
ated cream OF tartar was ended. Fulle was found
guilty. Mr. Beach said that he intended to take the
case TO the Supreme Count. The cases OF the
grocers arrested for selling adulterated sulphur,
mugtar1 sDiceg etc adjourned A nominal
fine of $40 was imposed on Fulle.
THE NEw-YORK COLORED MISSION.
The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the New-York Colored Mission took place yesterday
tioth-st The treasurer, Joseph Is. Wray,
acknowledged the receipt of 81 S21 for the year.
In the past year the mission has found emp oynent
without expense, for many colOred people. who In
consaauence OF non acanaintance In the city.