New-York tribune., 1884-11-23
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lhe passengers who started foF Galveston On IN,
eLanueu slealhpf unaialHpe were forwarded by
the iamlasas Yesterday, -
The british steamship Clahden, from Shields. ss-
ports that on Aosember IL she passed a vessel of
aboqt 700 tons bottom up, lying directly in the
track OF vessels. " '"'
Assistant Bishop II. G. Potter will hold con6r.
nation service today IN the Almshouse on Black
wells Island boat " i'll leave the foot of Fast
Iwenty-eIghth-st. at D. III.
James L. Watson, accused Of picking the pocket
OF AIRS. Sarah lilly in a FOurtl-aye. car on Frdav
was hohoraDly discharged at the TOmbs yes erday
SELLING oLEowARGARINE FoR WHAT IT Is.
- N. waterbury, of No. 1l5 Warren St. writes Ia
liiE tribune that in number of reports of recent
arrests for selling oleomargarine, he has been
erroneOusly represented selling oleomarQarIe for
butter lie says that he always sells oler1aroarine
iorJust what IS and asserts that he does not violate
the law as he Is not offering for sale a dairy
product
p n.sUMNER BArLED AND REARRgsrED
ferrin II. summer. the real estate dealer, who was
charged by David ~ Davidson with having de-
frauded him out Of 81, 900 IN some mining opera
tons, was released IN $500 bail yesterday, shep-
pard Knapp, of SiXth-ave. and TbirTeentn-st.. be-
coming his bondsman. He was Immediately re-
arrested by Deputy Sheriff on warrant in a civil
action.
FUNERAL OF DANIEL TORRANCE.
The funeral Of Daniel Torrance took place
yesterday az his home, No. $40 Fifth-ave., and he
was burned as Woodlawn Among the numerous
friends present were lillian II. Vanderbilt, Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt William X. Vanderbilt Wander.
bilt Cross, Newman Cross, Thomas ii. Brown,
William Sloane, L. Z. Freeman, Colonel Wander.
bilt Allen and General Lloyd Aspinwail The lev.
DR.. John Hall conducted the service.
NOT PLEASED WITH COTTON EXCHANGE RULES.
The members Of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
considered the rules recently made by the man
ayers in regard to the issuing of warehouse certn-
Gates. Resolutions passed requesting the
Board to rescnd the rule and to make new one
more IN accordance with the wishes of the mea-
bers, and better calculated to meet the eXigences
OF the case.
VISITING HIS AUNT IN his SLEEP
An alarm passed over the police telegraph wires
yesterday morning directing search to be made Tor
James BOyce. age seven. who had disappeared IN
his night clothes from his home at No. 122 Madi-
son-st., before daylight Soon afterward another
alarm gave the information that the boy had been
home. 1t was ascertaIned by inquiry that the Ooy
walked IN his sleep.
NOT LONG OUT OF PRISON.
Joseph Moses Behrendt, alias /" Joseph Burnett
accused of the theft of large sum of money IN
German notes in Frankfort, whence he came 10 this
country. and was arrested October 2l, by
United States Deputy Marha Bernhard, at the in
stance of the German Consu-General here. Beh-
rendt has been in Ludlow Street Jail until yester-
day, when he was taken before Commissioner Us.
born and discharged. but Immediately re-arrested
on new charge OF forging and utering forged
bill Of exchange