New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
NEW YORK CITY.

steamer America, still remains in seclusion at
Castle Garden.
The Barthod Statue Pedestal Committee of the
Produce Exchange received $l suDscriptlohs Ho"
1873 members yesterday.
John ID. Phyfe and James Campbell have NOT con- con
veyed or transferred their property on the fith tn
ave. plaza. as enormously reported; reported; they nave
merely ROrtgaged IL for S2OO,Ooo
The Rev. Newman Hall. of London, Will preach
in the Memorial Presbyterian Church, at flity.
third-st. and Madison-ave., Tomorrow morning d,
II o'clock.
LOSING SAILS IN HURRICANE.
The bark Cito. from Liverpool,, reports that on
September 10, when on the Grand Banks she was
struck by q hurricane that lasted 1or Iour hours'
She lost and split several sails
FALLING on THE ELEVATED RAILROAD STAIRS.
lanes SMITH of No. 3l6 Fast hundred aud,
urtcenthst., fell on the stairs OF the eieyatep
railroad station at 1hird-ave. ana Ohe-hunorcu-
nd-twenty y-ninth-s ST yesterday and was seriously
hurt.
MILE. YFLDO GOES TO THE THEATRE.
Mile. Yeldo, the young French sculptures, chap-
eroned by Mile La Vallee, occupied Pox a, ore ,ne
present az her guests Lucky Baldwin, his young
wife, and her mother. Nj le. Yeldo is nov enga 5ed
in modelling bust of the California milllonaire.
HELD FOR ADUITERATIXG MACARONl.
AT the Jefferson Market Court yesterday, angus,
tus Isaac Goodman, Of No. II Avenue-b Edwarl
BE ling, of No. IL Dey-st; ana Anglo Hhienone, oi
lion of macarOni. They were held IN S3Oo Dali
each.
OrARRFI BETWTFN LA'ORERS
George Rhode of No. 100 lenth-ave.. ana iatrlck
Frowlcs of No. 81 Vest Thrteentll-st, la Jrers
onarr,ed al No. 200 Wcst-st, yesterday ana
frowes knocked Rlode down with cart rung. \
severe wound on hhodes head was blessed after
ward AT the Chamuer street Hospital fro"les
was locked mp.
MR. M',FEE's pos IBLr sCCCrSs0R
William O'Brien, Il brother OF John J Ubtien'
is supken of as oossblc successor to James McAtee,
the deceased custodian of the Posi-Oilco bnllulng'
Mr. O. Bricn has filled varions positions under the
the Departments Ol Cnifltlcs ana Ooiicc'io" an"
OF Emigra,;on.
u.BiLTrIrs OF $4,000.
Mallon < Rourkc iron founders OF NO II Jdnc- ~
ST.. made an assignment Yesterday to Frank v.
formed IN March 1871, by Edward MaIlon and
Joan Kourkc. here are two chattel mortgages on
their plant for $l2, 800 which Is due on ocoocr IT,
/ heir liabilities are ABOUT S5o.OOo.
Editor SAMPSON ARRESTED.
warrant, was ISSUES, on Thursday for the arrest
of George H. >andison, managing editor OF IN star,
on account of the alleged libel against flerie hofIi-
lard, which publ shed III that paper on >cp'ei-
her o. YESTERDAY Mr. SandisOn appeared III the
Yorkyile Pohce Court, where ne met the counsel
for the prosecution BY m tual consent Inc eNail-
ihation was postponed un'li 'he hi'uuio VI 'no
month.
RrMARKABIE ACTION OF THE EXCISE BOARD
anie Englehardt, who recently applied for q
license to open a liquor stone at n'h-iNe' ana
Fiity-cght. .sth opposite the new church Of The
pauilst Fathers did not appear before the Excise
Commiss oners Yesterday to answer the protest ct
the priests. The Commissioners decided 10 REJECT
his appIlCdtlOn.
ABUSING uI~ WIFE AFrtR GETTING nfR Mo<KY.
Christian Blckel agc1 twenty-five, grog-shoo
keeper, at No. l1o Essex-;t. was arrested Nester-
day on Of ms WS ,or "Sa@aie SS bas mot
been married long. 4 short time ago she gave her
husband 81 800 to buy liquor store and since
th n he has been cruel 10 her lie was held for ex-
animation at the Tonbs Court.
DESIGNED roR WAR, BUT USED ~ FRIENDSHIP.
Justice Gcdncy Yesterday presented Superihtend-
ent Jackson, OF Castle Garden win a cnne maze
from the old maii-oi-war New lr'cans. The New
Orleans was built near the close of the war oi
1912 She was never launched but rotted quietly
away on her stocks Sackctts uarb'r \. Y Re
Gently her nonldering timbers were sold foi $500
but Justice Gedncy secured enough ut them 10
make cane with niue pieces In the stick and sew
entecn IN the handle.
POLITELY SENTENCED ny 1iiE RECORDER
Thomas Mccarthy. John sheehan aud Edward
Iltadlpv, three members Of gang of asf side
thieves were sentenced yesterday morning 10 one
veqreach IN he ienitenliaty Tor assaultinr MATHEW
Ash in serond-ave.. at / o'clnck on ~ slst hast
aud stealing Fl3. The prisoners had sent on IN
disnant leltet TO the Recorder compile aiming OF theii
enforced residence IN the Inmbs, ahh asking ~ We
sen, tu tho state Prison, The Recorder said " l
p,n harry to oblpe ton, and an sorry YOU have
been in,on,eniehced by beins brought ~ az even
=, tscAr,So tnsos ~ nls VIZ ltAlin ,.i ..,o
emhetsled r ! ~ ifom his empower, AieSei uolls
sohnidt, cattle dealer ~ Jersey 'tNi Was hi ?
cha, eed ~ the Jeiefson Market CONT Yesterday,
toidso hmidt withdrew The charge on htc1iit ~
the distIessed condition ol The prisoners vile anh
family, Two daVs aga Mrs, English gave birth Ia
a child and with three other children, the eldest u
boy of re ven, she was III helpless ant penniless
condition. English said that he lost the money III
betting on horse races The detectives OF the cen,
tral otiice subscribed between $40 and 40 and had
nurse and doctor sent to attend the SICK Woniail'
HIRING ROLLING STOCK.
The IackaWanna and Pittsburg Railroad COM
pany In the latter part of 1888 entered INTO con-
tract with the National Construction ana improNe-
meat COMPANY, by which the former company
hired certain rolling stock including locomotives
and cars OF the value of $26666 and as security
sued 2ii certificates of 81. 900 each, payable In
1890 One locomotive. eigat excursion and ten
fat cars have bcen hired by the Lackawanpa and
Iittsburg Company from the Railroad equipment
Company. The former Company agreed to pay
81, l6O upon the delivery Of the same and monthly
rental of $3.50 SO for period Of seven years.
BROOKLYN.
Nathan II QasEes uxdas irdictpnert Tor biz