New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
NENV-YORK CITY.

INSPECTORS OF the sanitary Ducdh III 1000 '"NN'-
mated 44,73l persons
The N,w-Ynrk Real Estate and Traders Exchange
filed it's certificate of Incorporation Yesterday
uue Rev. Father Sater, rector of ST. JoSephs
Cnurch SiXth-aye. aud Wayerlcy-placc' has gone
tn Arkansas tur his health
Seven portable, ambulating signs ranged them
selves IN iinc yesterday in Broadway near Warren
81. aud bowed to tue passing public.
The second annual reception OF tho Cathnllc
Literary and Benevolent Union of Mutes, will take
place IN Irving Hall. on February &. The proceeds
will be for the purchase Of DoOhs.
Viscouut Bury. Viscouness Bury and The Misses
Keppel sail by the lnman steamship CITY oi Chicago
Oh saturday next.
Tho gour trade of the Produce Exchange yester-
day amended its by laws SC to provide for the IN
spection OF flour under the general cohtroi Oh tho
Exchange.
The Norwegian bark Emar was passed by the
steaushIp kIngsdale, 200 miles south southeast OF
Barnegat on Monday with her masts aud rigging III
"A bad condition.
-Four hundred and ffty-live th"nsang dollars lars
were Deposited as margins by members OF the ITO
dncc Exchange yesterday. and SJ1l,OO0 was DC
posted on the day before.
DIRE RESULTS OF A COLLISION.
Two street cars came into collision at Grand-st'
and the B0wery yesterday. causing the drivers 10
rip aud tear, CURSE aud swear, slOiJ anu Ca'oi''
The horses took 1t easy.
A YOUNG BURGLAR.
Georpe Hartman, age ten, in tho JEFFERSON
Market Police Court, yesterday was charged by
Andrew shanny, of No. 81 West Thirty second
Al
mittod for trial
CnuRCHEs GOING FAR UP TOWN
Three churches III the Ninth Ward-tho Jane
Street Methodist, Jane Street Presbyterian ana me
New York Presbyterian, in West EIeVenth-st'|wlil
remove tins year to locations above Oue-nundred-
aud-tweuty y-lIfth-st.
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH.
The new Catholic parish, extending from second
ave tween One-hundTCd- -and-twe etth and one
hundred-and-twcnty third SITS. to tho East RIVER
will have for its pastor, the Rev. Joseph byron,
sui AT
seveu-st.
OFFICERS OF THE POLICE ENDowMENT FUND.
Detectve-Sergeant John J. Dunn has been re,
elected president of the Police End0wnent una
Association; Fatrolman John Wiegand has been
elected vce-pTesident and Sergeant Washington
Mullln secretary.
BOYS LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
The Bows Literary society connected with the
Young Mems Christian Association of New-fork
will give on Wednesday, January 23, at p. M,
their first public entertainments The exercises WIZ
be held III the Young Mems Christian Association
parlUTs. -
John Austin stevens, secretary OF inc Iolnt com
mttee on the Evacuation Day ceieoratlon' yeSter-
day finished auditugthc bills for expenses a0d sent
to the claimants notice that upon application to
the Controller, on or after January Il, Vhcy "oulu
receive warrants for pay.
THEowIxG AN OLD MAN DOWNSTAIRS.
Baptist e.. Wehner, an auctoueeT at No loo
West lhirty-third-st" was arrested yesterday
charged with assautmg Patrick Ryan, age Sixty,
and throwing him downstairs, causing Il compound
fracture of the leg. Max Oppenheimer, of No 512
Nmth-avr made the COmplI In the Jefferson
Market Police Court Mr.. Wehner was required TO
give bonds IN $1,000 to await the result oil Ryan
injuries.
SENTENCE OF "sANpY' SPENCER.
Alexander X. Spencer, better known as Sandy
Spcucer who was convicted on Monday OF selling
liquor on sunday at Nos. 300 and 3O2 Bowery. vas
taken 20 the Court OF General Sessions Yesterday
for sentence Judge COwlng sentenced him to
thirty days Imprisonment in the City Prison and
lined hnn 500. A stay Of proceedings pending
appeal was obtained from the Supreme Court
MIX. OINEYs LAST APPOINTMENTS.
rict-Attoruey Omey made two new appoint
mcuts Yesterday, both of theappOntees belonging to
the same organization tthc County Democracy as
the o. acT assist ants uamcd by Mr., Oiuey. Matthew
McKeon. the doOrteeper and messenger Tor District
Attorney john Mckeon, was removed 20 MAKE
place for Henry Merlbach, and Rndolph L. sharp
was appointed law C.crK. Mr.. Olney has thuS Two
more clerks in his otticc than MI McKeon had.
CAPTURE OF AN EXPERT BURGLAR.
John Williams age twenty-Seven, broke INTO the
houscof Alonzo Dennis at 449 East Lightly sixth
St.. on Monday afternoon. After helping Almscll ne
went into the rooms of Gertrude Zen, when he was
seized hy boy Of seventeen, named Bangs who
held him until policeman came. HE prisoner Is
sild to be an expert burglar. who escaped from
sing sing In the Harlem Police Court yesterday
he was held for trlal III $1,000.
THE INQUEST II THIS CASE OF ~ LING. -.
Coroner Martin yesterday began an inquest IN the
case of La Ling. the Chinandn who was found
dead in his laundry at No. Il Clmton-,t on Jaiu-
| airy : Srvnral witnesses were examined and then
/ ~ Frnc who has been IN custody on suspicion, was
! raiIcd coroner Martin declined to hear hun how
ever until another Interpreter could be found, and
| the case adjourned till thursday.
INSPECTORS OF RAGS IN EGYPT.
The Board OF Health replied to a letter from
Secretary Frclmgbuysen yesterday, in winch II ap-
Drpved of his plan of inspecting rags IL Suggest ed
| ihot The inspe,tors should he American citizens.
! The Secretary of states letter was received last
Friday. II ADVISED that system OF Inspection OF
! rags should bc introduced IN Egyht by means of
which the rags should be disintectcd and labelled IN
the presence of Inspectors app-mtei by The Ihit"d
| states CoLSul.
There was recorded yesterday at the Registers OF
flee he fla Judgment in the partition suit Of Joseph
! h. X Mood a ii Fernando Wood against Alice +. NJ.
Wood a-.d others. II covers nearly thirty printed
pages. and divides property OF the late Fernando
! Wood valued at over 100000, among the widow
IngS on behalf OF the plaintiffs. For the defendants
were Mcssls. Samuel kiker, Julien /. Davies aud
others.
The body of Robert NJ. BOydG tobacco merchant,
| who died at No 10 PeTry-st. on sunday from yel-
low icver.was barled IN the Evergreen Cemetery at
| Elizabeth y. j., yesterday. Mr. Boyd was f0Tty-
two year. old and had store at No. lGS Nater-st
| lie caught the fever IN Cuba, but did not succum6
To il uut after his return to this city on January
:. Care was taken to fymgate the rooms occupied
! by Mr.BOyd and his body was buried IN an hernetl-
! caliy sealed metal coffin.
sEAKCHING FOR TUE MURDERER OF RYNER.
| The police Of the Twenty -hrst Precinct wero
busy Yesterday searching for the murderer of JOS
eph Ryner, the young clgar-maker who was kllled
with billiard cue on Monday ulght IN the nquDT
| store at No $40 East Thirty -nInth-st They ar
rested Daniel +. Gearon and Charles Arber Who were
rcmanded. In the afternoon, Policeman Sheridan
arrested Richard CoaTOy brother of the police
! man who is now in the Tombs under sentence Of
death for killing Of Peter Keenan,. Young COnTOy
was intoxicated and 1t was said that he was In the
| UGuor store with Gearon and Arber, but he was
not identined as the person who used the billiard
| cue.
! ICDGR COWISG INDIGNANT.
| When John Harvey who had pleaded guilty TO O
charge of burglary, was taken before Judge Cowinl
Yesterday for sentence his counsel asked that he be
sent to the Elmrs RefOrnatOTy. as the prisoner
said that II was his first offence Judge COwlnG
called for the police officers who made the arrest
who SAID that Harvey had served one or two termi
in Pie Penitentiary. Judge Cowlng became indig
naut and said that he had been charged win SEND