New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
pnouInIrrn IRON MARRYING AGAIN.

tordav in he Snrrogates Office He gives his entire
,tate TO his wife and children and other reiatves
In case Mrs. Quincy marrles again sne ID " ioi'''
| her interest under the viii.
| FxUIBIrIoN OF MR. THOM's PAINTINGS:
| James &. Thorn has on exhibition at me Da a5
Gallery, No. AZ Liberty-st, collection OF MS Ianu
| scape and marine paintings HIS frlends poposc
giving him testimonial prior to his departure lor
Bdrope.
LIQUOR DEALERS UNDER HEAVY BAIL; .ho
| George ID. Bayaud and Gustave +. Perrenoud, inc
| lianor.dealers who have pleaded guilty of reuslng
| cancelled Internal Revenue stamps, were admtted
to bail yesterday until Wednesday. Each oil them
| was required to give $50, 1000 security.
| ANINsANE MAN ATTEMPTING SUICIDE. 49, ,
! Gilbert Ransom. labOrer, of No. 4l3 West
Thirty ninth-st cut his throat in fit Of iusanity
| caused by intoxIcation Yesterday. He was removed
| TO the Roosevelt Hospital here 1t was thoughJ NC
| would recover.
| ANOTHER CASE OF TYPHUs FEVER:
Another nurse who had attended Lizzie Wa'ers az
| Bellevue Hospital removed to the RIVERSIDE
| Uospital suffering from typhus fever Yesterday. A
request was made in the SANITARY Bureau mat lhe
name of the unfortunate nurse should not DC pun
| lished
| PLANS TO BENEFIT THE UPTOWN DISTRICT
| public meeting IS to be held IN Washington
| Half IN Observation-Disclosures near
Third-ave, on February 8. to discuss measures for
| the benefit of the district above the Harlem. NJ +.
| Breen has invited John b. Haskm TO meet MN III
debate.
| HELP IN A GOOD WORK ASKED FOR.
| Tic UowarI Mission No. 40 New BOwery asks
| for gifts of clothing, either partly worn or new
| Money and provisions are also greatly needed.
| GIFTS may be sent to the Mi sion. or If notice is
mailed to y. q. Box 1928 packages will be called
| for.
| WHAT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL Do.
| At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to-
| day ID. C. Robbins will move The adoption or mem
rial to Conge,s in support Of Mr.. Fishers bill 70
| limit the coin ge Of silver dollars. sir Edward NJ
| ATchi aid Will be elected an honorary member Oh
| the Chamber.
| BAIL FOR A MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
Samuel Is. 0gle indicted for murder IN the second
| degree in killing James A. Brown at Elghth-aye.
| and Twenty-hird-st. on Christmas night, was ar
| rested yesterday on a bench warrant and again
admitted to bail in 5000, his father becoming ms
A STORY FROM ALBANY DENIED.
| The statement tcle1raphed from Albany and pub
| lshed in this city yesterday that two new Roman
| Catholic dioceses would be added 10 the Province
Of Now-York In the spring, with TN" Rev. DIR. Nc
| Sweeney Bishop OF one. was denied yesterday
by the Cardinals private secretary the Kew rather
| Farley.
| PARTY or CHILDREN FOR THE WEST
| An interesting party OF twent y-seyen boys ana
girls started for the West Yesterday from the office
| of the Childrens And Society IN fOurth-st. IN
| charge OF the Western agent, {. X. Fry, who VIII
take them to Lanesborough. MIMI where good
| homes await them all. The party was sent through
funds provided by The Christian Union.
| ENTERTAINMENT ny DEBATING SOCIETY
| The Debating Society OF the College OF st.
| Francis Xavier held public meeting az the Col
| lege Hall IN SiItrenth-st. last evening ne exer-
| cses consisted OF essays upon Shakespeares plays,
| sinping by chorus Of men and BOYS, under the
direction of Father Young, ana instrlmcnthl music
| by Nicr's orchestra.
| SELLING BROADWAY AND BOwFRY PROPERTY.
| At the Exchange Salesrooms Yesterday the prop
crty at No. 3ls Broadway. with the lot about 20 by
80 feet. was sold at auction 60 Orlando Is. Potter
for Sl3l 100. The rental OF the building IL ABOUT
| $4,000 year. aud IS considered low revenue by
many dealers. No ls6 B9wery' which Yields 'iOO
| In rents was ught by II. Waters for $4,000.
| THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HORATGo FOwKs
| The friends in this city of Horatio FOw Ks. the
missing Rondou, editor, say that he had been
| treated with ingratitude by many whom he had
| bcfrended. and had been pursued With the utmost
| virulence by the members Of political ring'
whose corrupt schemes he had been exposing.
| Driven almost 10 insanity by MS troubles nc eit
| his business and his family.
| TRAINS EVERY HALF-HoUR.
| The Manhattan Railway Company resumed on
| Tuesday the running of nght-tralns on the sixth
ave. line after midnight, but the interval betw en
the trains one hour Tonight the company
will increase the number Of trains so that the inter
| val hrtwecn them will be only thirty minutes.
| Trains will leave South Ferry, going uptown, at
the hour and the hnt-hour. and Will start from the
upper end OF the line at the same time.
| FALLING FROM THE ELEVATED ROAD STAIRS.
| While Jonn Buhler. o, fIfth-aye and One hun.
dTcd and enth-st. climbing the stairs of
the elevated railroad station at rhirdave and One
hundred and twenty nnth-st at . y. m. yesterday
| he accidentally fell over the railing to tho pave
| ment His skull fractured by the fall. The
police sent him 10 the Nineiy-nlnth Street Hospital
where his injuries were regarded as likely u prove
fatal.
AN UNFORTUNATE wHIsKEY-DIsrLLERY MAN.
| William lIeil'rn was convicted yes crday IN the
| Criminal Branch of the United states Circuit Court
| Of a violation of the Internal Revenue laws. lie
was employed in Illicit disillcry that was seized
| by Inspector Crawford ut One-hundred aud-siX-
teenh-st and the East River The conviction was
under The law that makes II an offence Tor any one
10 work in "a disillrry which does not display sign
containing III words " Registered Distillery.'
BUILDERS BEFORE THE MAYOR.
| Robert /, Danagh, John Bender Edwin Dodge
| A. J. Campbell, Otis Monroe. j. Fryer, w. A Is
Textbook and A. j. Bloos, a committee representing
certain building interests OF this city. called yester
day on he Mayor and asked his and IN changing the
present building laws as to aiod better protec-
| ton for the trade MI Fryer read a communlca-
lion setting fort the features of the measure which
| they wished TO have passed. Mayor Ed son said he
| would give the matter the attention II deserved.
| THE BODY or A MURDERED INFANT FOUND.
| policeman took 10 thc station in Fifty Irst-st.
Yesterday the body OF q newborn male child found
! IN an sll-barrel IN fr'nt of No 40l East Fifty
| fonrth-st. There were marks Of violence upon its
body that aroused the suspicion that it had been
murdered. An autopsy made by Deputy Coroner
MESSENGER at the MOrguc proved the suspicion To he
well-ounded. The chlld's jaw was broken aud I
| was otherwise injured in manner that indicated
| that the murderer bad seized it by the legs and
| dashed its head against the pavement. The child
was unusually large and wel'-iormed.
| TELEGRAPH RATES REDUCED.
| The Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company
| whose lines between Philadelphia and Washington
have just been completed, gave notice Yesterday Of
reduction III telegraph rates between tins city and
| Washington and Is fillmore aud between Phia-
| delphIa and those places The reduction Will take
effect today. DIspa cheS of ten words will he sent
| to Baltimore and Washington for twenty cents, u
| reduction of five cents from tho previous lowest
price. and to Philadelphia for fifteen cents. IL was
reported Yesterday tnlt similar reduction would
| be made at once by the Western Union Company.
STEALING COAT FROM A CHURCH
| John L. Lock WOOD, a guest OF the Park AYenuo
| Hotel, complainant in the Jefferson Market PO-
| lice Court Yesterday against William Ryan, of No.
| l52 East rwentietn-st, whom he accused of steal
ing his oyercoat. valued at T25, from the back of
the seat which he occupied IN the Church of the
| Holy Communion January 10. Charles
| Bessell, superintendent in Ehrichs' ry-goods
| store, charged Ryan and Wilson, both of
| whom were employed packers in Ehuchs'. of
stealing property va.ued in all at 40 cents from the
| store. Justices GARNER held Ryan IN 5000 and
Wilson in $500 bail TO answer tho charges.