New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Nr\v.YORK CITY.

before the Aucflcab '"V'''N w
No. II ROnd-sl. 90
Th, am IN front Of the East River Bridge he,
tween Z and o'clock In the afternoon ~ Nd p''''
~ 10 he u scrorS evil 49,. l.,
Mrs Astor will give u dinner to the patients IN
Bellevue Hos pitai next 'u'S""N' v" WV
of her daughters marriage =,
Edw ard McCarhy was sentenced yoVoruW ,h T.,
the Cont of General sessions 10 c'ghl No w "'
state Prison. lie had stolen oi"'hi"R WIZ" ""',
Jc,p,c Williams. who attempted To initiate hor
,ole ncrhhors ia Sullvan-st. by nilachIhg Wo.
man with a slung-shot. was sent To the ioh'oh''"'S
yesterday. a.,
Thomas Kronpa, the Austrian who VINO I"oc"'S ." -,
Jercrsou Market Yesterday was committed ioI
trial under three bonds OF 81 800 each
Captain Brooks. Of the steamship Arlzoiha, ana n
the pilot ho brought her mo port "cu? c o ues
went aground of sandy HOOK III the log on i"c'-
day morning -,
The Homer Lee Bank Note Company has been
admitted to equal privileges vi the Ailei ionu
Bank Note Company IN the en@raN'hgol stoch' anu
bonds dealt i'll ut the Stock Xchahge'
Mark Twain and George w. Gable will give rcad-
inTs rom their own works at Chlckering iiaIl on
Tuesday evening, "Wednesday Afternoon ROO anu "o'-
nesday evening November j y and ~.
corrcs,ondent writing to rHE TRIBUNE regard
ing Hubert o. hompson's clam for street lamps
etc. saws that the lanp-post> III ms par o .no tS
have been painted three times "ithih 'nie0 no'''
IN AID OF HOLY TRINITY MISSION.
The fair and SIMMER in aid of the building fund OF
HOW Trinity Mission Chapel. will he continued
tins evening IA! the sunday school rooil' oho-"""
dred Observation-Disclosures and flith-ave.
sToUrI TO THr HARLEM FAR. ING KoBbfRf;
Edward s. Clnch, counsel for Mrs HIS o. liar s
lem who had her servant arresfe on ucsua! w..
stealing PAIR of earrings sald yesterday 'h't
the girl was released upon her confession aIler sc
had promised to return the pr 'pefv'
FINED FOR SELLING IMPURE BUTTER:
George Croft of No. $50 lhrd-ave., and James
Uyman of No. 23l Broome-st.. In the toull ol
Special Sessions yesterday were fined 500 eacn
for dealing in al olcagnous substance purpoitlnS
to be UntteI.
PLANS FOR A NEW ARMoHY.
General Shaler. from the ArmOry Committee. yes
te,day submitted to the Sinking Fund Commission
plans for the new arnory OF lhe i2th ~ hegli.ient
which is estimated 10 cost S3oo,oUO. ne ht .rl
was referred to the Controller to examine ana re-
port upon.
SALE OF rrBIIC SCHOOL PGoPFRTY.
The two lots of ground at Nos. l3j and l31 Mnl-
bcrrv-st with the building on them wiilch was
formerly used a, a schooihouSe, were 20 III alic-
ton Yesterday in tho Exchange Salrsro3mS No.
III Broadway. There were about hi'y bidders
Louis Merger. manufacturer Oh Hoh I"IliHS'' Ho'
the property for S@3,Ouo
HAZING 4 NEW SOCK BROKER.
David 4 Ea,;on of DcuslOw, Fasjon Il IertS.
No. 20 Exchange-place. was elected member oi the
tock XchanCc yesterday. lie suffered me Gus
totu.rv mi ia ION bat the hustlng was rather less
violent than usual because of tine activity OF the
market when he entered on the h""i'
rxufrilION OF INTtlSATlONAL GNVtNTfONs.
The Dritish Consulate anpcuncc- tha! "n Inter
national Inventors Exhibition viii be opened next
Nav at the ROYAL lforjlruiiurai 'arath', N9uth
Kensington, London, ana contlhuc thl"ugh"u,
the wear App!ic,tiOns for space VIII be rcreiNed
m 10 December 81. There viii be two divisions,
oae devoted to inYeutonNs and the oil"r 10 music.
RELICS oF III OLD IRE DrrAETMcNr.
The Aldermen YESTERDAY passed resolution
pIaciug i'm the custody of the Volunteer llieinenS
Association various rene, o. The od N"nhlcer tlre
Dcrartmcnt uoW il possession OF the ire '"EnlS-
sinners at he ire Department hc fdWoricr-. Many
of them aIc reminders Of the oid department before
steam iirc-eugiu caIuc INTO Use.
INJrRtD WHILE - wo X N SEWERS
Jacob Roth while at work IN a sewer at Cypress
ave and observation-disclosures yc,tcr-
cav was cau2h und.r . II -tp OF earia. aud received
injuries from which nc Glcd. Matthew irennali, oi
a uile of earth willie Il wo.k on s""er at For'y-
Gfth-st and NIrt-aye.. and mad hI- arm dsiocatcd.
lie was taken 10 hoo~cYeli Hospital
NOT oNp uF THa rINkIETON>
Robert l. Plukrrton aud his brother. William 4.
Pukertnn who aye the general sui orlnie ldcpis c'
The National Detective Agency, foUnGct by their
father Allan Pukrrtop. have conSl ed ncces-
sary 10 issue a circular letter stating that thc
Matthew ". Pmkert On recently ind cted al thIcagU
ior attempung he ,slHail and compound ug felony
Is not connected wl.h Their business nor related 20
the family.
LOUIS F. TIN iERNAN BrRrEr.
The funeral u Caotau LOUIS /. Zimmerman.
who was e mmander oi he stcansh ship tlty oi Alex
andra of The AleAaudro Line, Ok place at hs
home No 800 West EiChtc,nth-,t. Yesterday.
Francis AleXanore and other representatives. 0f tte
company, aud many Of tue me1DcIs OF It. John's
Lodge o. lItc M"Nuhsf N'i' p4''Dui.
MY-IrKY IL A TolICE COURT
4 midS lc-agcd man was takcn 10 he LETTERS
Market Court Yesterday by Defective Prcc of tie
rwcnty-ninth Precinct. ihe Oilccr leaned over The
desk and producing two cnccks, whispered that he
wanted his prisoner J 'mauieI Tie had arrested
hnn for forgery HIS request granted and he
hurried ms man away. lie refused 30 say hO he
was or what was the amount OF tie iOrgercs.
BIDS REJECTED BY THE AQC.rUCr C.,NIS-IoN.
he bids on sections A and b of tde new AQue-
duet which were Submit Ted ctobrr % were ell
Il. "a, -
aud the secretary was directed t. advertise for
proposals for the sructlon OF all of the sections
upon the line from the larem River 20 the CrOtOn
Dam.
The Committee on Gram OF the Produce Exchange
is making a thorough inspection OF the gram, g.
pecia Y wheat. III the Brook yn warehouses 10
iearA its condition. hc result sanXiously awaited
by the members of the Exchange. who were taken
By surprise wear aga at the large amount OF
wheat anG corn found heated and Otherwise out of
condition III warehouses.
RrADING's TIMf TABLE CHANGED
The winner time table OF the Philadelphia and
Reading aairoad will take effect on sunday next
with important changes. The morning tram now
leaving New-lork Tor EastOn. Scranton, ctc, al
7:l5 a. IN. will hereafter leave at Z a. IA The
9 a. III. train for Easton, WI Transport etc. will he
changed to S:41 H. An additional train for
Easton will leave New-York al y. IN rhc trains
for Lakewood will leave New-lOrk at S:lJ d. In
1880 aud 4:3O y. H.
HELPING THE AMERICAN I~DIANs
At the annual meeting of the Ncw-York Indian
Mission IN the broadway Tabernacle Yesterday
morning Mrs. ID. +. Kiddcr presided Mrs J. c.
Baldwin, the treasurer, reported 700 as con-
trIbuted during the year. One woman missionary
has been sent among the OOe Ponka tribe Of
Indians Mrs. A. :. Qunton, general secretary Of
the National Indian Association, who has reccnhy
travelled through most OF lie Indian country was
present.
CAPITALS IN TIE CUSTOM HOUsF ROTUNDl
In InE IRIBCNE of Noyembnr ., in an art lce on
odd Fashioned Architecture reference was made
70 the sond marble columns IN the TOtunda of the
(ustom House. The capitals of these shafts are Of
couposition having been substituted for the orig
mai carved marble capitals of the Corinihia order
winch when they aruved from Italy, were found
TOO large for the space they were intended to ill.
For many wears the marble capitals were stored in
the basement of the bnI!ding. but they dlsap-
penred before the Merchants Exchange was dis
in LILIIlLLr LnLlrLDt L..