New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

vanus l. Riker. Robert W: Taller John p FHwagd nTDwd
Robert Willets, John L. Parsons anu ntSnara
Lauterbach as directors Inc h"t NO change is
will take place on November le. put ny o"""s' "
to be made in tie management
AsstGNMEvT OF A LAWYER. c,
An assignment was fled with the County G5sIK Der,
by Henry Daily ayysra yS aividea VI a0' s foows
Lizzie DALEY $16S S65 %; Hertz brotn@eis; @ 40
James McCreery, $l75 seirine DalIy, Fuller TFTepton S
amount not given: unknown holder of note for
$4,000.
ROMANCE IN CASTLE GARDEN A..
Eliza Heinz, an immlgran. reeln'a "a aantleman in
"astle Garden os TO accepting an offer OF employ
ment in Wcstchester. The man was We Weal,m iar,
widower from Michigan. insteah OF NaStIo Nat"i, unt
dom ofic,al as the girl had supposed Her unns9aIy
beautiful face and tidy neat Apparel & Ella
farmers at ention ana on ihcrq cr his wife and heir
to his Western home to make ncn ncf u's VIII '' nv"
to his personal wealth OF ~'o'ooo'
crowps LOOKING At CHRYsANTuEMtMs.
Tho chow of clrvsanthemums az the American
Institute fair drew large a',cnu',ivo % @ StenJinc
thc entire length of the main hail. lheIe Mt Mt
hundreds of specimens o. pots anu sorno PLn,n,ns
houousts of cut flowers. Inc chiy sun h lie
We're of brown. white pink. yellow and all the
different shades Of those c0lors
rup .rw-yorK rxcnANGp FOR woMANs WORK,
A oantleman who has made himself thorousny
ocma,v,aImted With the methods and results of the
New-Ycrk Exchange for Nonans worry Mn'lJId nId
heus women to help themselves, thoughl the'r % "Iu
tppl limited anu mas generously ''hi
an o,nount which has enabled the society 10 move
into more co,nmodous rooms at No. 3Zo h'h-a'e''
near Ihirty-thid-st
DlspI,rING Az ELECTION ARREST :.
potrolmau Georgc w. llraunlS wac examlned III
,bo TniteJ tales Court Yesterday on the charge
of influencing Henry Seaman 'o Nole us s,ts
Lew. ihe officer was ailesleu Wv = is",,s-
sion arose ~ to whether the MARSHAL was ulopcrh
accredited, and the examination WAS auIou'n'"
until Saturday .
, rostNg THE ItGnrrsr LAW PrNALtY.
cco,gn smith of 30 3ls sixih-avc. was SEN
tenrrd bv hereunder sntth yesterday ~ iwo \eai3
In the state prison. smith atackeu anu s'nppnu Nv o
iinnrv Miller on the HoWcry On tie evening ~ "
tnhar / lie ppad that he wps diunk anu iih'l W.
ternilertiun of the assault. lle was, ne sniu Z
member uf the Grand Army oi nc hepnn,e IT, H.
had nnvpt hppn IN any such trouble h"icie he,
nnt,tet snvlh placed his seniehce at the lowest
| ini permitted by 'hn laW'
srNttsciNu AN uib utfttbtm .,.,
A ,tunst of ,ha i'iuh Avenue liuirl whs atfhthel
| tV a man 90, lhn niphi uf November ~ hn stou
Ia finnl nf tho hnini HE hashilan 7eise lis Wa'ch
hd Was eaueh ny rettiheh niYie w. ',"' niias
y,s, Farrell nf o. pnb iast twrniNsnlnih=sti lln
Ia iLIrtvslive yeas old aud has Already selNgn i've
| terms III tho enitenlihNi inatnliaN W'n9' ~, va
eenteiced 10 three years ana hll 81 ha'' '"""''
| co,IN,RY I>NnCrNOt ANp CfTN GuiLt,
| Miss ida 1remper, age eighteen who wore q
aunly nat came tu the city nom ltonh lhlu i hnho
10 begmle the tedlum OF the wlttf evenings u, ino
| country and after shOppng awhile sllo loi MAJ mhini
raTet IOuu oil No. I'D W llltt-Hi,
| whom she asked To direct her to her sis'ef-n-aW
| rooms in Orange-st., and when they were returning
| from that place by way of manliestng hcr eIati-
| tude Miss Ida invited her new acquaintance 10
| take some rcieshments The latter expressed
| preference for spirtGOus liquors, and when thGy
were coming ont of store IL the B0wcry. MISS lua
missed her pocket book, containing f0 ana h'r re-
| turn ticket She charged Margaret with stea'ine
IT. and III answer to the accusation recevrda seycro
| bIow ON the face At the iombs, Jusilce Nhlle
| committed Margaret for enc month ana delalneu
| the country girl temporarily, as she had no money
| to pay her expenses home
ARRANGEMENTS FOU :. c. lIAWLt1 : fUNfhAi- !,
| Superiutcndent WallIng and the inspectors ana
CAPTAINS of police in uniform, Will form the escort
for the body of seth &. Hawiey at the lunerai to-
dav There will be 10 hcarse and no carriages. FOL
| loyiup the escort SIX members OF the broadway
Souad will caIry tne coffin Members or the iall-
ilv the Police Commissioners, clerks OF the DcPart-
Inent and other friends will walk behind the body
from the house III Onc-hundred-and-llity-i
| TO the church. in Onc-Iundredand-t -tity-eiglti-si.
After the services the procession Will go TO the re-
| ceiving vault IN Trinity emctery. The CoInnIs-
| sIouers can fill the vacancy created by Mr. iiaW
Iey's death without the intervent.n ot the Clvll
Service Advisory Board. Ii was SAID yesterday that
probably no appointment would be made unit next
week and that William II. kipp, the hrst deputy
| clerk would be promoted. The salary OF the chlei
| clerk IS 81, 600.