New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
NETWORK CITY.

L. ID. c. Mckay, of this city. o graduate OF 20,
to practice lie is now pursuing the three years
in the School of Political Science connected
with Columbia College.
FISING MURDERoUs SAILORS. .,
T. X. Bolton and Frederick Nelson. tue Two SAT-
ors who fought with knives in liquor snop ID
Chcrry-st. on Monday night, were fined SIO each
in the Essex Market Court yesterday; Se'ei"i
other men engaged IN the brawl are watched.
BUILDING wEAK-wALLED THEATRE.
An examiner of the Bureau of Buildings yester-
day reported that the south wall OF the Dnldng 70
443. AS and Az Third-aye., was out OF pump anu
unsafe.
THE BOARD FOR UNLISTED SECURITIES.
At meeting yesterday of the members OF Tue
Board at which uni sted securities are nesIt III
dend of 81 membership was declared lrem the re,
celpts of the last wear. The election OF officers VIII
take place probably next week.
NOTEWORTHY PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND.
Among the passengers who arrived on the Galla
from Liverpool yesterday were James .; charters,
u. c. Corbn, Lord Dupmore, Baroness Covers, the
Rev. George Gladstone, the Rev. Alexander hIsI0p'
Captain \. c. MorcOm and s,ph Stauss.
MEETING OF THE ST. GEORGES SOCIETY,".
The quarterly meeting Of the ST. Georges Society
was held yesterday at Delmonic3s; hes9iu no
were passed relative to the death OF John g. DalT'
he late treasurer of the Society, and +. W. j.
Hurst was appointed treasurer in his place Four
teen new members were elected.
THE MisHAP TO ARTHUR wALLACK.
Arthur Wallack, who fell and cut his face severely
while passing through one of the dark passages OF
the Star Theatre Monday, was improving yester-
day. DIR. Polk dressed the cuts, one OF which re-
quircd seventeen stitches. MIR. Wallack Will be
confined 10 his house for several days
Az ORDER FOR HENRY J. DUDLEYs ARREST.
Justice Barrett, IN the Supreme Court. Chambers,
yesterday made an order committing Henry j.
Dudley to the County jail, until he shall have
obeyed an order of the court directing him to pay
$500 alimOney and counsel fees 10 his wife, susan
nah VI. G. ID. Dudley, who began some Tine ago an
action for a separation.
A Pilots MIsMANAGEMENT.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday held court
of inquiry upon the complaint of the North German
LLOYD against Pilot j. AltKen for acknowledgements
III the handling of the steamship Main. as she was
about to san on January ~ causing so muGn
finally tonk charge and dismissed the pilot De-
cison was reserved until the next meeting.
REsUMING TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGES.
The four Monarch Line steamships which were
chartered by the British Government for several
months IN the transport service to Egypt, nave
been returned 10 the line, aud two OF them, the
recently arrived here to resume trips between New
York and LONDON.
DAVID C. BLISS TO BE TRIED
David G.. Bilss, alias - Inc Doctor" who was
rested for the theft of securities worth $4,000
from tie Office of Erastus b. Treat. OF No. 13I
Broadway, yes erday rearraigned IN the
TOmbs Police Court. Justice Power committed HIM
for tral in the General sessions Court, and mme-
dateiy forwarded the papers III the case 10 the DIS
tnct-Attorneys office.
A RoUNDsM,N ASSAULTED BY A PATRoLMAN
formal complaint of frlomous assault was pre-
ferted by ROundsman Chapman, Of the Twenty
second Precinct In the YoTkvlllc Police Court yes
terday, against Officer Van Colt, II the same pre-
cincf, who last night drew pistol and when that
was wrencbed away from him tired 10 Use his club
on the roundsman. who had caught him IN saloon
III West tIity-iourth-st on Monday night. Justice
Herman pdrOed the accused Tor examination later
III the month.
COMMITMENT OF YOUNG BURGLARS.
The dye-house Of Char.es FRANKIE, at No. 613
West Forty -slxth-st., was broken INTO on April
ana clothing worth 900 was carried of. William
Williams age twenty -One, of No 512 West Thirty
sIxth-st., aud James Hughes age eighteen, OF No.
5G2 West Forty-nnth-sG., were arrested by Detec-
tive McAGdle, Of the Twenty second Precinct, and
confessed tncIr guilt They were held IN $1,000
bail each IN the forkVille Police Court yesterday
for trial.
BONDS or THE POLICE PROPERTY CLERK.
The Board Of Police yesterday passed Ieso luton
requiring the Property Clerk at Police Headquar-
tiers 10 give bonds hereafter To the amount OF
600 {. A. -. John the present clerk, whose re-
cent serious Illness caused considerable apprehcn
SION in tue Department, Is under bonds amounting
to only 10000 II was SAID yesterday mat he
would he able to resume his duties in a ew da, g.
An iuvestig CATION OF hIs accounts has shown them
to be correct.
AFFIRMING THE PETROLEUM CONSOLIDATION.
The members Of the National Petroleum Ex-
change voted yesterday to adopt the amendments
10 the constitution necessary TO elect inc proposed
consolidation with the New-YOrk Mining Stock
Exchange. The vote was $50 Tor ana SIX votes
against the amendments On Thursday the Ilteen
directors that are 10 represent the National Ex-
elected.
MAKING UP TICKET FOR TAMMANY sACnEMs
meeting of Tamany leaders favorable To ME-
Kelly was held III the hall IN Fourteenth-st. ycster-
day to make up ticket for sachems 10 he elected
AT the annual meeting next week. There Is no ex-
pectatiOn of any contest, and nearly all OF the
present sachcms will be reelected 1t was rumored
mat the leaders considered the subject OF
frming Mr.. Welde n Excise Commissioner, but
those present denied that such was the case. They
SAID. however that IL was doubtful III MT. Ncldc
would be confirmed.
MEETING OF LICENSED VENDORS.
About a hundred and fifty licensed vendors dOhed
their hats when George Lester called the Licensed
Vendors Protective Association to order at No. Z3V
South Fifth-aye., fast evening. committee re-
ported that the Board of Aldermen had passed an
ordinance allowing vendors to stop ten minutes at =
time for the purpose of disposng of their goods and
reducing he fees for business. resolution was
passed approving of the efforts of Geo, H. Richard
son TO secure repeal OF the Penal Code, in so much
as il prohibited the selling OF fruit on Sunday.
srxrrxcEp FOR VIOLATING the PENAL CODE.
Two charges OF violation of the provisions of the
Penal Code relating to the observance of sunday
were before the Court OF General sessions yesterday
Bernard Menslng, u grocer, OF No. 900 lenthaVe.,
and John Watt, q cigar dealer, OF No 9l4 Eighth
ave pleaded guilty, the one of selling few pota-
toes and the other OF selling single cigar on sun
day. Judge GIlderseeve sentenced each of the de-
PENDANTS to fine of 80 and one day imprisonment
in the City Prison. These are the first cases of the
kind taken before the Court OF General Sessions.
A CHINAMAN's FIGHT FOR HIS WATCH
On Monday night, about 1870 o'clock. sing Lee,
when rear his home IN hottest, approached by
two men, one of whom made grab tor his watch
which the Celestial held IN his hand, while the
other struck him several blows IN the face. Sing
lee. however retained possession of the timepiece
and at length put his assaan,s TO flight by draw
ing revolver. Bernhard Garner, eighteen years
old was arrested yesterday recognized as one of
the assailants and held at the Tombs Police Court.
THE ACTORS FUND BENEFIT.
II should be remembered that Banums Circus
will give special performance on thursday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock, for the benefit of the Actors
Fund. Mary Anderson will give her first
matinee on the day, at the Grand Opera House,
seen at NibIo's Garden. The first matinee OF the
Wyndham Company at the Union Square aud of
Tho Russian Honey moon at the Madison Square
Theatres also ask attention, and at the other thea
tres the current attractions OF the week will be
offered.
ANOTHER RACE TRACK on CoSEY ISLAND.