New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Chicago An attachment was issued against mn
Serve IN BoxhOrn carried his diamonds III an
inside pocket
PRIZE-FIGHrERS REJOICING.
Nothing was thought of or mentioned in sport
ing circles yesterday save the acqultt?I OF sui
van and Greenfield who had been on iIihi a. iJI
EGiEl,'sss Nike CIeary's, Frank" Whites and
John Flvnn's "sportine houses knots OF men Ill
short peajacket' and battered ysages taiheu taa,
of those palmy DAYS when 1t was only necessary IoI
a man with reputation who wished 10 ra,sG
"boode" 10 "put up his Tins against someeqHtI!
,cnutable "proicssor' and the easily gulled New
York public would attend to the finances. ..a,
Gobtng in this town said the brawny hero of
dozen "hard glove " fights to gIoup OF auihIln5
friends in Hills place The people are TOO my anu anu
another too well for the copEcrs, to get tMe,ko ,
men to say II must bo stopped lie expressed lne
general opinion of the crowd Active p,epaIu'iumSI I
erc going on for the fight between sullivan ana
Paddy Ryan in January at the Madison S9nWe
Garden sullivan will come to- New-l YORK enu ne
gin training immediately after Christmas. Ryan ~
in training IN Chicago but Will come here ID anoul
Two weeks when Jimmy" Patterson will take
him in hand Two or three lights between Tssrt
1iph,s In the punilisic world. which nave heeh
held In allegiance pending the dooision VIII 10" oe
""aIpo,c' Mrrov. of Rriipepott Conn. the trainer
of Sullivan, who was arrested ~ the HoNplN ON
,iat,o of dsuidetly conduct. was taken "lvetus-
,ice buny q, the lomhs, ,ssteiiaM no 1Ni,n1e
Sumo of those dhVs respectable Citifch hNWg
nrai tho Madison square taiheh N,ll 'oho Htl'
aud mako sa asa'Is NV ,.,s n,'e' warrant
nnd attrst all Non ruHilistH hhI o"hihlt You '" W,
i.land an Nagiauta lol siN months VII no" Vt
You eo beeaneo you aio strange"
THREE TONS OF CANDY DESTROYED
Thee tons ol hghly-oolorcd candy tHfol Ia
thirteen factories hy IN V}ua lds,h on M''eDr,
day aud ycstorday were heaped ~ te9W Al 'lle '""t
oi West Thirty -elghth-st. yesterday II was m".Hu
Ia large packing hoAes, ana an "lu,or Mrt 'n1
contents of each box with a strong solution 3i
carbolic acid Many Italian Tag-picAcis ana snfll
boys wore thus saved from sickness, i4i as lhel
saw the large boxes OF lod, blue ana yeIloW sukat
iovs emuticd INTO the scOw they raised shout oi
triumph when told that they might help thrm-
selves one taste of the car bole "cil however
caused thcm 20 turn away ~ disgust. .
Al some of the factories the manufacturers
declared that they dld not suppose the couinG pig
,ncuts were poisonous enough T. DO any hhiih IN
n few instances only did the manufacturers MAKE
any objection t. the removal "l the candy "nt
they concluded that they coud nos al,ofd |" ln'No
any resistance as Il would result h having tlrr
names published. some obtained permission from
Dr Edison to separate candles cOlorcd with anime
Trussian blue clTome-red ana Shoni''n " Icau @
from other candies in mixed boxes. l)r Edson
said Yesterday that the names o., the Gu'h't'bG
manufacturers would probably not be made public
il the use of poisonous pigments WAS ul'ooh'lh"c''
BIDS FOR CASTLE GARDEN PRIVILEGES.
The Board of Emigration Yesterday opcned the
bids for the privileges at Castle Garden At present
Bernard Blglin has TIE prlNutse oi w D"fEd."
express, at ~ 200 year; Murray * Nugen; ne
bread stands at 81 200: Scully N Davltt and l..
scmcr the brokerage privilege. at 5000 eaGh. arLa
These contracts VIII expire on January !. ne
new bids varied widely, and the hguicS are 4e-
clared far IN excess of what the prohts can he.
Asslst4nt Commissioner Person objected to dlspos-
ing of the privilege of selling railroad ickc,s to
local points he ground that II was violation OF
the agreement with the trunk Ines.
Among I he bidders for the express business were
81 800: John W. Hayes. $1,000; New-Yolk Trans
fer Company, t3 900: y. W. Jacobus N2,3QO; BeI-
Dsrd Biglm. 500. For the restaurant piiyiieee.
George II. Metzger, 5000 Moses Hatch. T221D
Morns staGk Co. ~ 49, VI. I; hpTnl' p i0o
C. W Kruger. - O25; William eraser, 5000 II.
Shaker, 1928; Charlss SeHlser ~ 400 FOR the
So 900 hsdrew Blessiug 81 900: Joseph Gallo,
S2OoO; L. Scmer $3.50. Fer local railroad
ticket privileges Thomas NcKenna, T3 100 Ber-
Sl,2lO; Nicholas Muller, jr, $1,000.
GOOD PRICES FOR JERSEY CATTLE.
There was good attendance Yesterday AZ the
Exchange, broadway and Flftleth-st. lheIe was
considerable satisfaction with the prices realized.
The first animal 10 excite spirited bidcIng was IT.
ClemantaIse. She was purchased b. \. r. Daring.
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel tor S625; The first one
that Id for four figures was Colt La Biche siIcd
by Kuave, dam La Bicbe I'd. Tic Moulton
Brothers bought her for Sl.2OO. 1hey
also purchased Citis,iina for Sl,220. which
was the highest mark of ihe day. j, C. Kaufman,
Pennsylvania farmer hall ~, ~ lOl lne u'iI,I
Caution, by Pelro, am orphan Lass. D. VI;
kears, Of Boston, pad 90 lor three,m0n 1 hs,oId
gree was long The seventy-one animals brought
S22Oi5. Among those present were Captain
phiiip Le Brocq vel-known breeder on the
Island of jersey; Colonel II Russell and NJ.
Sesrs. of BOSTON, A. B Darling, John /. Holly,
Frederick Bronson, Frederick loeser, q. W. Farley,
J. V. ~ Willis, II. Lippncott, I: J. Hand, Moul-
+. Taylor, d. Pennington, j, T. Maxfcd j. II.
Walker, j. K. Rand. Ore.lcs Pierce, William Gro
yier Edward Burnclte, J. II, Gest, {. A. EllIsson,
H. X. L. Watson aud q. u. Cramer,
MANDrLBAUM BONDsMEN ARRESTED
The bondsmen of Mrs Mandebaum and her as.
soca,es have not only had judsnosts entered
asainst tscm. but were yesterday arrested on
CRIMINAL charges. George Spcckhstit y baker "t
No. ~ first-st. had glvcn bonds ~ Sll,on0 for
Mrs. Maudelbaum's appearance. John N Briggs,
Of No. lO5 West Twenty .hfth.St. WAS bondsinaa IN
$4,000 for julius Masdclbsum. aud Conrad PotL
81 No. i2l East l!ousleu.st, was hondInan l"t no
clerk Herman Stoudo. In 5000. Nhch MIS-
Msndolbaum and her scn aud clerk failed toappeai
on thc mouing Of December I, iho houdsnon found
that they wore likoly 90 lose their property, and
Niihin dsy or two deeds were recorded by winch
hf, spec khafdt ttansierod hih property described
IN the bond 90 Charles ksab Mr Briggs 10 Char-
lotte eager, and Conrad fetu 10 Peter Pctrl.
Those oouycyaso's tho Dstrlot-Attorncy thought
% be fraudulent. and for making them the Grand
Jury indicted al ,he bondsm-n. lhcy were taken
10 the DistFet-Attomey' office, snd bail ia each
case was fixed at .. OOJ, SpccShardt furnished
the necessary security aud Was released.
NO CHANGE IN THE WATER. APPROACHES.
The Chamber - Commerce yesterday examined
u ustrat.I charts oi the harbOT aud heard an cx-
piahat on of them by Captain /. J. Palmer. Tbs
.harts covsTei abodt Loo squu ieet. apiaih
Palmer callsa attention 90 the important part 10 oe
played by sssh charts IN allayigg he unnecessary
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