New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
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gave the passengers shaking ni''
The bark Cdstaluo, from Pernamhuoo, arrived
vcstciday Sho tTlod tO make port on sunday,
heng then near randy Hook, but was blown 100
miles To- sea.
Holders of the security of the Texas Pacific Rail
way Company are invited To- an advertisement III
TIM ImBUNE's inanciai column
Professor Il. l.. Cumnock Will read selections from
popular authors IN Association Hall at o'clock to-
morrow evening.
William Sulzbacher aud John +. Pummcr. yes
tcrlay were made associate OF the assets
oi -icdcnbach, Schwab ~ Coz the Grand-st.
Clothlcrs, whose assignment has Dcch assallcd "a
fraudulent.
The American A. G.. Ropes. the largest wooden
sailing ship atloat, "a description of which was pub
ishcd IN lnE tribune on sunday. spreads $3.50
square yards OF canvass under lull SAIL
The sixteenth annual meeting and dinner of tho
Wesleyan University Club of New York will take
place at Clark's No 80 West Twenty -third-sl.,
December ~
coRRosioN OF CANNED FRUIT
Dr. Cyrus Edison yesterday seized 800 more cans
of preserved fruit which showed evidence of cor
| rosion. lie said that the manufacturers had de-
cldcd To abandon the use oil TN cans III packing
fruit and Jcllies.
HEAVY SENTENCE For ROBBERY.
As Johu Drummond, of No. II Leroy-st., was
~, Hhs he was va selzed by by William Wcich, who at
tempted to rob him of a silver watch, Wclch
pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court of General
| Sessions and was sentenced by Recorder Smyth to
| seven years and SIX months III the State Prison.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO JACKSONVILLE.
| For the accommodation of travellers to the South
| the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has placed on
sale winter excursion tickets to Jacksonville Fla
which will be sold from Newlork TO Jacksonville
| for $50 good until May 81, 1880
| DEATH ENDS CRIMIXAL CASE.
When the case OF Charles Wagner, who was
| charged with selling liquor without a license at
No. 1o4 LudOw-st was called IN the General Ses-
| sions yesterday Assistant Dlstrlcl-Attorncy Fe-
| lows announced that the defendant had died on
| September :. The indictment was dismissed a nd
| the bail discharged.
SORRY NOW THAT HE GAMBLFD
Adam Blum went to Castle Garden Yesterday and
SAID that he had been swinded of $3.50 al three
| card monte game III drink klng shop at No. 103
| Chathan-st. lie had heard of Detective Grodans
success in getting back money ont of which ilnmi-
grants had been swindied and wanted his services
Grodan sent werd to the police.
BUSCH ADMITTED To BAIL.
Christian A. Busch, who has been once ltried for
| murder In the first degree, was admitted TO bail
Yesterday by Judge Barrett in the sum Of So 600.
| Mrs MapdaIena Wolf, of No. 23l Ilud son st. be-
| his bOndslnan. BuhtD kllIcn joseph Mcttulre
| in n liauor store al No. 4Oi Canal-st. on Nav L.
| The Coroners jury found that the act was com
mittcd IN self defence but the Grand jury indicted
| him for murder. lie tried and the Jury ia the
| case disagreed,
| PLANS OF TIE NEW AQUEDUCT TO BE EXHIBITED.
| The Aonednct Commissioners Yesterday at the
| r.nuesi of the New-OreanS Exposition directed
| Serrctary cCulloh to furnish them "A complete set
| of I ne plans of the new aqucduct. A comnunlca-
| lion Was received from Jay Could requesting that
| he he allowed to remove the timber from certain
| land helongng 10 him on the line of the new aunc-
| durt which has been condemned. Ills reunest was
granted
| utN>tr PALMER WISHES THE "CLEvELANp GrM.''
| The owner of tine q" Cleveland Gem " was asked
vestot,lay # Minnie Palmer the actress had offered
| Sio 400 for the diamond. dispatch from Mss
| balner's manager was shown In which he offered
| to take the stone al the figure mentioned. Mr..
| Desson said that the offer was made some days ago
| and that the dispatch was merely "a reminder. lie
| ja anxious that Governor Cleveland should have
Tho stone aud Intends to hold IL until satisfied that
| Mr tleyelauda admirers do not intend to- present
| hm with II. The stone will not be finished within
| two weeks
| rnANCuiHr ron A CiAMnEhsssr RAILROAD
| Tho Aldermen yesterday, by avotc Qi ~ to u
| passed a resolution granting tanchho 70 th'
Grand Street lelty aud Pavonia Avenue Fotiy