New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
To prGIIATE TIE PRICE or ICE.

TO REGULATE TIE PRICE OF ICE.
"Thyrc are thirteen icc companies in tins city,
said the superintendent of one of the most import
ant companies To- a tribune reporter Yesterday,
(which dId business last year OF NIVVVV'V"V
This represents Lelui ta1S Vl i"ui % ,lou>In't it
lnouc, ON account OF the coOi weather winch CON
tluucd from May to October This year we nave
arranged our affairs ia so satisfactory HaHeI .tt'
w. shall rcg1n What we lost last summer Inc
companies have organized and nave ciecltd pI'NI-
dent whose business 10 VIII be 90 regulate uic sup
In price hut n will bc high enough 10 give Us a
living profit. This ha. been am cNcepuonallN gooo
winter for lcc-harycstug and the luen W no StiHCk
on the kucheI booker hcIds opposite Hud'9n " -
knew Row good the season has uccI. Inc COM
puuics are not only dCcuWul1thE next euiulHc'
supply but are storing - Nuihclcht quantity 10 "9'
uutii ~>G The capital invested IN the Ice business
i cupruou and the investors regard Elr prom -
Their right. Ice ha, become uccc,NtN now lh>iS"u
81 Injury. and people are Wiling 10 pay Tor IT,
MORE TROUBLE IN MIR. HAYNES, CHURCH.
TLcdiriculties in the Washington Avenue Baptist
Clmrch lu Rroollvn the Rev. l.. j. Haynes, pastor,
which were qu'ctoh two years ago 10y the With
,rtUal of nearly 200 members, who formed thc ne"
Emanuel Bapti,t Church. have agan broken out.
Mr. HAYNES offered his resignation at the close OF
tlr oru!;- service Sunday, TO 90 INTO elect on
MAY l. and asked for vote upon IT at once. A
motion was made that II hc not accepted, but owing
IL opposition action was deferred uh'u me ieHul"i
church meeting The difficulty appears TO be thdt
The pastor aud some OF the leading mem o'l9 cimo'
agree upon the policy OF me tIuIthi out ~
HAYNES is heartily supported by many 0t the
yni,uocr members and the women Of the church.
SoInc of the members declare that the resignation
was only offered i'm hopes that the majority OF the
congregation would not accept II. Mr. HAYNES mas
been with the church for seven years. bc.oIc lAal
time he was Methodist pastor IN DIOoAIyh'
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST BECkN iii.
Judge Cowing yesterday denied the motion 10
Uuash several indictments in the case 0l ChdTles H.
BcCkwith, who was convicted OF einbeZzllhg from
his employer, i. /. Babbtt. the soap manufacturer;
The frauds amounted TO many thousand dollars ana
eleven indictments were found against BcCkwlih.
He was tried on two Of them and sentenced 10 ten
wears imprisonment. After serving his term he ap-
piled through his counsel iOT the dismissal OF the
other charges. Judge COwing said that the pro-
cccdDg- were begun before the new Code came into
existence. There formerly 40 method Of dis
missing a case without consent of the District
Attorucr and in this ease the DIstTlct-AttOney was
oppoScd to the motion The Judge SAID that he re
GREETED that he had not the power to grant the mo
lion as IL had been the praclCe OF the cOurt 10 take
into consideration the fact of the finding OF several
indictments, and in sentencing n CRIMINAL 10 en-
dcav0r TO make the sentence complete punishment
for the offences of the prisoner.
TIE LEASE OF WASHINGTON MARKET.
A priyate meeting was held in the Mayors office
Yesterday afternoon. COh.mlitccs IRON the DOCK
Eomniss.on and the dealers OI West washington