New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-19

day: Forrest Fl. Parker, president: R. Fl. LAIN
beer yi,e,presdent Ae1aP Bo.trck asa steven.
Alexander Mum; L. J. \. STARK H. " Alinou'' -
| s. Whitman and II. W. o. Edge.
TIE DISCIPLINE OF THE 69rH.
The examination into matters affecting dlscIPidins
| in the Goth Regiment continued by judge
Advocate Sudrch at the armory last evening. any t
will be resumed Tuesday evening ihe cohuuu. ~
Lieutenant Purcell was inc MAN supIe@' VI INV
cation last night
| LOCKED UP IN THE LUDLOW STREET JAIL %
Perrin II Sumner who was arrested by the Sher ~
on Wednesday on the compliant or him with
fraudulent tations IN selling MN ceI
shares of the Index Gold and Silver Mining SoI OIL
pany of Colorado. was yesterd ay unable TO hnd one
| 81 o. 600 demanded, and was locked up In Ludlow
Street JAIL
TROUT EGGS FOR THE LONDON ExHIBiTION;i %
A box OF trout eggs will be shipped next weeh ; "
| the London Fisheries Exhibition by James anu
secretary of the American Flshcultural Association
On their arrival IN London the eggs VIII be
in Matching jars and the artificial methea OF I'm
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THE QUARANTINE COMMISSION.
| At recent meeting of the Quarantine Conmis-
sion il was decided to request the State Controile
to appropriate the $4,000 obtained from the saIe
of the steamboat Nelson X. Hopkins for the p .h
chase of a new boat. Treasurer Jrd~ opposen ,uo
action of the Commission, and when ne was out
voted he resigned as treasurer. COmlnlssoh'i
| Nichols was elected to fill the vacancy.
TWO STEAMSHIPS DISABLED.
The steamship Egyptian Monarch, overdue d. 'n =;
| port from London was spoken by the steainsnlp
| Chateau Leove of the Bordeaux Line, on SUNDAY
| last in latitude 40 ~ north, Longitude pa IN
west about 900 miles east of Sandy HOOK S enc
| was hove o making repairs to her machinery; ne
Anchor Line steamship Elysa was Spoken W lie; los
State Of Georgia on "Wednesday about o2o mi.fs
east Of Sandy Hook. Her engines were uisdoie"'
| but she needed no assistance.
John H. MoRTINER's FUNERAL.
Dr Hall conducted the funeral of John II. Mortl-
mer at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian ChurGn W. Ne,
| terday The pall-hearers were Abraham IL; van
| Ncst Samuel ID. BabcOck, Alexander VI. NhIIe,
| William L. Skidmore DR.. Cornelius r. A9new' ne
Witt c. HAYS. James Fraser ana JONI thn in:cr;n
| tion John H. MortImer Born August IT, IS.
Died Nav Is, 1888" The congregation sang tue
hymn which Mr. Mortimer had lust gwen OUT al rhe
| PRAYER meeting when ne WAS sulChch uo"h' AN
interment was at Woodawn.
| WOMAN WITH AN HALLUCINATTON.
| Mrs Anna r. Verdallc, who was convicted rev
days ago of obtaining tohry mdao 10
| nav n fine of 500. friend OF heIs wrote 10 tnu
Judge saying that Mrs Verdalle laDored under Az
Authorization that she still possessed property leii
| Inv her first husband, bus which she hal 11rleteu
! by marrying again. She informed Louis II. Ian
ther of No. Astor-p ace mat sue oWleu llI i'a
! property, and ohtaineu money """ H'0N' VA 49,
| promisory notes.
FREDERICK A. COCHEN AQUITTED.
Tho trial of Frederick A. Cochen, the Custom
| Uonse exomIner who was accused OF making iaist
rniuntiors vas finished yesterday in the United
states Circuit Court. When the evidence had peer
prcsontod for the prosecution, commissioner hutu
~ Rrooklyn who appeared for Cochen, moved ina
tbo iurv bo instructed to acqult the defendant
JudSc Benedict after consultation with Judge wal
lace withdrow from the jnry the conSmcrailon
all of the counts the Indictment except me las
ono which concerned the alleged taking bv Cochei
of a paper from the Custom House relating, 10 'u
charges against him. Cochen III ms own ueIrucr
sworc that he had returned the paper III question
Assistant District Attorney Foster after consult mi
with Dis rict-Attornev Root. asked th,t the ma ma
count of the Indictment he also withdrawh III
defendant was then discharged.
BROOKLYN.
Park Commissioner George H. Fisher has re
signed
Two young negroes dressed as dudes ,attrac
much attention by promenadng daily III the pm
cpal streets. -
The Rev. Dr. MAYNARD, chaplain of the All
Regiment. will preach the annual sermon hciol
! re regiment at 81. Paul's Episcopal Church, II
Penn-st., tomorrow evening
The nags on the public buildings wcr" dlsplave
estrrday i'm honor of the twenty second annNci
gary of the dcpar, urc of the l4th Regiment lot tn
war. The veterans held their annual camp IRE
the evening.
The Classon Aycnue Presbyterian Church la
called 10 it's pulpit the Rev l.. !. Chamberlain .
the broadway Tabernacle Congregational Chuicl
of Norwich, Conn. Mr. ChambcrHin Is ABOUT iHrly
two years old and a graduate OF ldle' INC sd"'
offered to hun Is $4,000.
The Linton Congregational Church OF East New
York has been formally organized by council
churches of the same den0ninatIoh, rr 5 "Nv
! by the Rev. DIR. Edward Bcecbcr. The Key, Cuft
Graham was Installed pastor NofshiP
now held in a halt bur It is proposed To buiId a
editcc at cost OF N3,OOo'
The court martial which convened At tho Nav
Yard on Wednesday for the trial OF COmmand'
Frederick X. Smith was ADJOURNED YESTERDAY 10
cause his counsel, Ex-Governor walker, oI !relhH
was not present. Commander Smith IS charge
with having assigned bis pay 10 merchants III blii
hamton, ~ Y, aud then with having drew II mn
self. Commander smith entered the Navy III -
Ia. tnrnnu teT Il
= ~ n native of Maine and was on leave at Bang'
Dr., when the charges were preferred against HIM.
JERSEY CITY.
: The bodv of n man which has not yet been ident
S fed was found in the river about . CLOCK ye5te
J. day morning near the Central Railroad ferry slip
:, A female pckpocket robbed eleven women
Thursday afternoon, at funeral services at ST. PAM
Methodist Episcopal Church III Si1th-st, and maj
her escape.
The body of George A. Davis one of the victim
of the explosion and oil fire at Communpaw. W
recovered Yesterday afternoon ABOUT nlty Iect ITO
Il the shore His left foot was burned OF, and he W
FL very badly burned about the body. The renal
, were removed to The mOrgue and information "
:. sent to his friends III Cafoonnalr, Penn nj
= UerDcrt whose body was recovered on !hursdI
" has become insane. She was removed TO the asy III
lie at MOrrlstOwn.
NEWARK.
The case of William A.. Hail. the dcfaultng Chi
Clerk of tine Newark Controllers office was Civ
10 the Jury yesterday afternoon, aud Mt 10 Oclo
= the Jury had not agreed upon verdict. The lndlc
ment under which Hail was tried IS Tor forgery
al,rrlng figures Oh the cash book of the Controller
Office there are four additional indictments again
10 INN for embezzlemcnt, and the Supreme Court W
soon decide whether he can be tired upon the
d. uuder the provisions of the Ashburton treaty. HI
having been extradIted from Canada for forgery.
LONG ISLAND.
BRooKHAvEN.-The action Of the Town Truste
in refusing to lease the oyster grounds or to X
* renewals of existing leases. has caused sero
trouble in the South Bay, and thirteen arre
le have been made
) Long ISLAND CITY.-The Police COMMISSIONS
have preferred charges OF conduct unbecomlng
It, officer against Captain A. s. Gods and four otl
of oiIicers Another charge to DO made against ia
tam Woods for failing to pay to the treasurer
IN thr Police Board the sum of $1l4 0G that he h
he collected for special services performed by t
% officers under his command
STATEN ISLAND.