New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-23
NEW-YORK CITY.


Der of dealers were fined small sums for vloiatine
the Penal Code.
Members of the Proiuc, Exchange yesterday pre-
seated to the Exchange threc-quarlcr iicSiHH p1
trail of cx-President l.. j. y. STARK, paiu'ou w. -
j. Bccaer.
ARRIVALS on THE PARTlIM.
Among the arrivals by the steamer, "',h', o W
the Cunard Linz, yesterday were a Ian J9hnniouc'ui
the British LEGATION ut Washington, tho iteV' T.
G. Mcndcnha Miss Martnot, the actress 1ohh v
l.. Pruyn and Cyril Gwyn
TIE FUNERAL. OF JOIN WILLIAMS QUINCY,
The funara! OF John Williams Quincy, VINO oi c',
on Sunday morning will take place ut $3.50 D. ~. on
"Wednesday. ut The Presbyterian Church ~ In Non
sity-pace and 1entb-st. The services VII DE con
duct al Inv tic Rev Gr Booth. Inc body Will be
taken TO Boston for utrm'nt Ill the Family to''o "'
Forest Hill Cemetery.
JOURNEYMEN JEWELLERS Organizing: 900
a large number of jewellers assembled az no: lSV
Bowery last evening for The purpose 81 pcil"c'IRa
permanent organic mon. john T.. meyer was
elected president. DELEGATES from ,ll'lilT asS"cit
TONS IN Chicago, Newark aad Phdadcipha ad,
dressed the meeting, and urgently Appcaleu 10 AZ
jouuIeyman jewellers to Join the association.
TO TAKE PART IN TIE CARNIVAL At MONTREAL
Teams Of the 81. Andrews. Thistle and New York
Curling Clubs. of tins city: tie lonhris Ni"p' ol
YonkcrS the Albany. oi Albany; thc jersey n.y.
o jersey CITY; and the lyanhoe aud Paterson NIhp',
of Paterson y. j started for Montreal yesterday
to take part Ia the Grand Curling BonSpel. TO take
nlnce The present week. Representatives, from
other clubs accompanied hem.
BITING ANOTHER REFUGEES PACE.
There was fight GA Wards Island ON sunday
between Solomon B0rtwik and Israel BrcSSnon,
two Russian refugees. he former bit he Latter III
the face incerqting bis eve severely. Bortwik was
aires ed and locked up In The Twelfth iTtclnct
Police Station. Yesterday lie WAS discharged ia Tue
Harlem Police Court III consequence Oh thc "osehCo
OF The plainilii.
TO FORM A SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
James Mctirc, samuel JacOhy and AlcNahncr IL
Orr have been appointed tnuinittec I" eSlapIls'i
safe deposit company IL the new ffoduco iHcu5lse
Buldng. II the ORGANIZATION IS rcriccted uih,i
the Laws of s7j, 80 feet on Whiteha-.t and llU
feet on tac court side OF the building VIII oe set.
apart for the purpose. Inc chpllai Is 10 NC
100000. in 5000 shares OF 800 each.
BArrlsTs WARNED AGAINST An IMPosTQR.
Al the regular weekly meeting Of the Baptist
the Rev. ". +. Taylor. of East Orange y y, req
| an essay Oh Taxation o. Church Pr9pcrlT' ne
| thought that IL should not be taxed. Inc new Ut.
j. b. homas, Of Brooklyn, took the opposite view
| OF the question. he clergymcn were warned 10
| beware of an impostor, ). ii. Meredith WHO spI'S
! himself Methodist ininls.er.
! NEARLY A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR POOR WIDOW.
Fire engine No. 20 while on IT. way To hie on
| the evening of December -, ran over ana hllieu
John Nolan district messenger boy. al BrOomest.
ana the Bowcry. Nolan was the only son al a poor
widow living IN Frankllu-s'. Members 81 the en-
CINE company paid his funeral expenses, ana SUD
scrpjiOu for the benefit -! The mother was siAt'cu'
4 check for 30 % waz gwen e. h.r yesterday.
CHARGES AGAINST Two PATRoLMEN
Captain, Iynan, OF the Oak-St. police, YESTERDAY
sct 10 Police Headquarters written charges a-aihs'
Patrolmcn Timothy OLcarY and Henry n; hou1
IN nm, of his cOmfnani. Inc policemen are chaised
| with " unOecOming conduct ia leaving john
| Hickey, longshOreman IN stable NJ No 50
James-st, on November -. after they bad arrested
| him on q charge of intOSicaiiun. Hickey was al
| terwaId found dead. Hoth officers were censufcd
/ by Coroner jury on Saturday
| SHOOTING HIS BROTHER. IN-LAw ACCIDENTALLY.
| Paul Andrlssy. OF No. 20 Monigomrry-'tX was
Yesterday taken a. The E.,cN Markei Ioilce court
| aud remaudcd pending tie result ot injuries from
! when his brDtAcr.in-ldw, julius Daley, IL 10"
| suffering ~ thu Chambers Street Hosp tai Inc
! prisoner on Sunday night shot Daley III the ahdo-
| .iiss nj he believed
have been &c, dental but ~ the wound ~ lkc} 10
prove fatal. Anurassy was held.
SUICIDES oS TRIAL As CRIMINALS.
Two cases oi attempted suicide Wcr' before Judge
Glider cevc yesterday in the Court of Generl Sea-
| sions. Ka'c Armstrong. who on January 10 at
| temuted TO hang herself in the cell Of the police
staiion in Which she had been confined Tor being
| drunk aud dIsOrdcrly, pleaded guilty and was re-
Inandcd for sentence. Christina BIkef, a dress
maker, who threw herself into the East RIVER on
January 10, was remanded Tor examination us 10
| her sanity.
TIE ASSIGNMENT or MIR. AItGAIMBAC.
In the mat ter OF the assignment OF Daniel V.
Arroinbau and William VI. Wallis TO Octavius ID.
Baldwin, the following schedule was fled ye'icr-
day: Liabilities T2Oi,i3G -; nominal assets
tngent liabilities, %G37l6 l. The principal credit
tors are Pedro Moulells, S0l ,53S -, and John W..
Carriers sons IL Co., baukersoi London. $G72lO -;
! Among the contingent creditors Is the National
| City Bank foT $780, o..
NoT ALLOWED TO WITHDRAW THEIR PLEA
Judge benedict yesterday rendered an opinion
| Bayam aud Gustaye i. Per,cnOnd Tor leave 20
| withdraw the plea Of gully on an indictment
| charging them with removing ana rrusihg ihterh!
! revenue stamps. The argument for The motion was
! made by ex-Judgc Is. i. Tracy ana A. ). Diticn-
hoefer and it was opposed by Assistant District
! Attorney FcrO. The opinion OF Judge Bcnedict
! sIstaius Mr.. ElerO on every point.
EDWARD MoRGANs HOUSE NoT BURNED.
II was reported yesterday hat the coultLy resi-
dcncc o. Edward Morgan, the banker, OF No. 80
| NIllian-st., at Great Neck, l. L. had been SET on
| fire Z
| the exception Of balcony surrounding tn Dulll-
| i,, lie iLnuse wus saved MIR MORAN said 10 n
| TmBUNE reporter last night that he had not yet
| been Informed that ms house had been 50 on iIc,
and he doubted the accuracy Oi tho report Nj.
| MOTgans family are IN tins cilS.
THE CASE or SELAH &. CARL.
| Seah c. Culi. vino VAS convicted ~ the United
States Circuit Court OF negotiating forged bonds "a
| pant OF The proc eds o! the Manhattan Bank rob
| prisonmcnt, was taken before judge Brown yc1tcr-
| day on "a writ of haUcIs corpus. The writ Was els
missed Oh the return mace 10y the Marshal ard the
| prisoner was sent back 10 the Ludlow street jan.
As the United States supreme Court haI refused 10
issue writ of haboa, corpus, the sentence will DO
| carried out.
| PREPARING TO CELEBRATE EYACUATION DAY.
James NJ Brown, chairman; Charles W. smith,
| CYRUS W. Field, William II. FOgg, John Austin
Stevens, and James j.. InIcott. oi the Chamber of
Commerce, WhO were appointed TO cooperate with
tin committees Of the Historical Society and tn
Common Council III regard 20 the Centennial cec-
bra ION OF Evacuation Day, met mt the CHAMP n
Yesterday. GeOl - W. Lane. Ar. FOgs. Mr. ScY, ns,
Soon humphreys, aud u. Oracle KING were chosen
10 confer with other committees thd, may ne APP
pointed from other oTgInlza IONS. hcrsr5. Lane,
Smith and Brown were appointed 10 arrange for q
dinner to he given to the most distinguished guests
upon hat OCCASION Mt DclmOnicos.
ARRESTED BECAUSE Ill HAD ROLL OF BILLS.
| Alois AcXandrc, age tnrty-5rYcn, Of No. 1913
Thompson street French manufacturer Oi art
lca flowers at No. 1913 Bee: keI-st., accused
before Justice MhIte last week ~ arduciing Mary.
daughter of john Sncsc man, a farmer Of Norwood,
Nj. lie was discharged because ,ho woman said
that she bad gone with hun voluntarily. On De
I ccmbeT 20, 1852 1900. which was in 5ntchrl In u
room in Sliescman's house III NOrw God, stolen.
Emil lie PoInte, friend OF Salesman, told hin
| that Alexandra had exhibited "a roll cf bills IN
. ! liquor store. Alexandra was arrested on Sunday.
| In his possession found 20 bill which Siichc.