New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

Nine new attorneys and counsellorsa law were
admitted to practice yesterday in the courts OF this
State.
A wagon load of baseball bats going up Nassau
ST. Yesterday suggested the early opening OF the
baseball season.
William H. Brumley has been added to the as-
slstant marshals of the procession cr members OF
the Produce Exchange OF Meg o.
4 X Kearney, a coffee broker at No. 81 Wall-st.,
and member Of the Coffee Exchange, sent notice
Is the Exchange yesterday that ne was unable TO
meet his engagements. Inc liabilities were stated
to be not more than $500.
SENATOR sABIN AND THE UNION LEAGUE.
Senator Ssbins partner told TRIBUNE reporter
at the Gilsey House ON Thursday evening that the
Senator had gone to the Union League Club to
meet the Executive Committee Of that body, and
note was made to that effect. The secretary Of
the Union League Club writes to The TRIBUNE to
say that the statement was an error.
DRUG EXCHANGE TO BE FORMED.
An informal meeting of drug, chemical and oil
importers was held at the new Produce Exchange
building yesterday, to discuss the necessities for
the organization of exchange of those interests.
George l.. OlcOtt presided ;. J.. Merchant, j. Lee
Smith William ;. Mcrsereau, W. ;. Brown, John
Fulton. IT,, and j. j. Quoting were appointed to
report plan of organization at meeting at ths
same place next Friday.
BUSINESS FAILURES OF A WEEK.
The business failures of the last seven days
throughout the country as reported to X. c. Dun
d Co.. of the Mercantile Agency, number for the
United States 49, and for Canada %, or total
-,
ceptionally few in the Western and Pacific States
and in New York City, and there is some decrease
in Canada.
CHARGED WITH ABDUCTING A GIRL
Denis j. O keefle, age twenty-fOur, stone cUt-
ter at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, was
charged by Henry ONellli a car dryer OF No 9oI
daughter, Ellen O'Neill, age fourteen, and induced
her to live with him at No. Ia Blsecker-st The
girl declared that she went OF her own free VII.
Justice Patterson committed her to the care OF the
Sisters of the Holy Family, and dismissed the COM
plaint
no RIGHT TO PRACTISE As A PHYSICIAN.
DIR. Samuel o. Nanderpoel, president of the Med
ical Society OF the County of Aew-YOrk, had az
rested Yesterday Lewis j. Jordan. OF No. 81 East
Lrenth-st charging him with practising as ply
sician without being registered, and, as alleged,
NOT having been graduated from any c-.i6go. When
arraigned i'll the Jefferson Market Police Court he
gave The name of DIR. Jacques. lie is said to he
known bv the names RcOrd and Kahn, Also and
is the repIted proprietor of a museum of anatomy
in Broadway. Pending an examination Justice
White parOled HIM.
TIE CABLE RAILROAD FRANCHISE AGAIN.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners Yesterday dis
cussed the report of their proceedings which has
been called for by the Mayor. recommendation
that the new railroad company be required 10 pay
D per cent of It's gross receipts annually into the
CITY treasury for its franchise, was stricken ont.
Previous to this the Board had rejected COmms-
siouer Stewards resolution directing that the com
pany pay = per cent of the net receipts, and also
that of President Smith fixing the amount TO be
paid at per cent of TIE gross receipts. thus he
whole SUBJECT Is Itll lOl tue Mayor ana OOll-
mon Council 10 decide.
POSTING or TENEMENT-BOUSE OWNERS NAMES.
The Board of Health yesterday received com
municatiOn from the secretary of the Association
for Improving the Condition OF the Poor, stating
that at recent meeting of the association resolu
tion was passed in favor Of enforcing Section OF
CHAPTER 9OS OF the Laws of 1867, which requires
the names of agents and owners of tenement houses
TO be posted in conspicuous places IN the buildings
The services OF agents of the association are ofeled
TO the Board of Health in bringing TO punishment
persons who continue 10 violate the section named
hanltaTy Superintendent Day was directed 10
make report, at the next meeting of the Board,
upon the advsability of accepting the associations
assistance.
PASSING ICE FLOEs AND BERGs.
The ship Wilhelm, which arrived yesterday,
struck an iceberg on February 81, in latitude 44o
80 north longitude 4so 40 west, and carried away
a part of her stern. The berg was about GOO feet
in length and about 20 feet high above the water.
From thence to latitude 4lo 20 north, longitude
SO O6 west she passed through fields of Ice and
icebcrgs. On March s In latitude 40 40 north,
longitude 530 west, she passed fnll-rigged ship,
with all sails set fast III the ice and headed north.
The steamship Rheta, from Hamburg, on Sunday
passed an iceberg 100 feet high, IL latitude i20 20
north, longitude 5l0 90 west
BROOKLYN.
In the week ending yesterday permits for us
new buildings wxe granted.
The Young Mems Democratic Free Trade dinner
will be given on the evening OF Aprll D. AbOnt 900
invitations have been sent out
A limited divorce with 50 week almony, was
granted yesterday to Mrs Della Brazil from Will
liam T. Brazil.
William Collins sued the Brooklyn CITY Railroad
Company to recover $4,000 for being run over by
a Third Avenue street-car. A jury yesterday gave
him $500.
Martin White was before Justice Bergen yeser,
day. charged by his wife with assauting her. They
settled the differences by agreeing TO 90 home and
not speak to each other again.
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