New-York tribune., 1885-01-31

souire has been besieged by Senators, Asse49STSy
men and Aldermen, asking him to Leinstafo t19as s
sdherents He says that II they will give mn. o' sn0
mssded who has the necessary intelligence tor the
position sought.
FAILURES OF WEEK.
The business failures during the las{ sever en- ia
554. as compared with total OF last week a9n
400 tho week before that There Is failmrss in
every part of the country, though tne AaAi
tho West and South are still numerous
Colonel Porter Of the 22d Regiment, National
Guard has announced the reslgnation anG Srith tbe
HE discharge Of Captain Sam Moore oinItn, th tho
senior captain of the command de was one "a 'Ho y;
original members Of the regiment, enroiirs trsns. -
Company in May 1851 In ls91 no coMtauoSsIy was %
in that company, filling all the grades from priyauo
TO captain. He served during the civil war and III
the riots Of 1868, 1871 and 1877 In this CITY,
Among the II, sos men who were married in this
city last year. ffty-nine were over sixty anu untu
six-ty-fve years of ago. sixteen were between Sky
FIVE and seventy and eleven were over three were
beyond that age, and one. was, over seventy;
Ten coored mon were married to white women anu
OF widows and widowers go of the former and
1,545 of tho latter were remarred. Two men "ei'
married for the fifth time.
NO MORE EVIDENCE THIS TIME THAN BEFORE.
Inc Dali Oh OulSbepl IdulLlh,
panion was charged with intiindatiug vipceazo
Dragone, former member Of the Casino orchesIIa'
discharged Yesterday by Judge GoTngp pani1ao ON @
was convicted in the Court OF Generai Sessions,
but the Court Of Appeals thought the evidence ts3
slight to warrant the convlcton. ana new IasI
was ordered. The defendant was admitted 10 pai5
two weeks ago. and Mr.. Nicol became convinSea asa
on studying The evidence that no stronger eSie ;s
than the first one could be MADE ou' a' 'ni'
time.
.,.,xc At THE srrppprssION or FRAUD
The Charity Organization Society aims to s- as
cover the actual needs Of tie poorest people III .n,s
city and to prevent tho gTinS OF tbsm Atts
central 0ti3c, No. 10 fourth-ave, III mas tue i nnS
aud In many cases the histories Of over over 4o,ooo
families comprising not Less thah isUVVyi f the
last three years. Mrs. Josephine SHAW Lowei, Uio
of the committee on cooperation, informs IHE
TRiBuNE that the society wil nye;;ssiS Il sa invdu ii
ais, churches or societies, and report as soon "'
possible TO the lnqurers.
SIX CHINAMEN SMILE UNANIMoUsLY -
All Lee the keeper OF an opium Joint ut NO. ~
Mott-st.. which was raided by the police o few
weeks ago. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Cowlng TO three months III the Pententiary. ihen
costume. were placed in a line before the bar
They were short and tall yellow and brown; put
were alike in their looks OF anxiety as Juuse
Cowing spoke to them. They were ALI Gee Chuhg
Ring All Cow All Lung, All Tung and All Fung
aud they were charged with visiting the opium den
Of All Lee. Judge Cowing told the Interpreter 10
tell them that, they hal been IN prison Ior
twenty five days. he would sentence tkem only 10
five DAYS each IN addition. The row LOST its som-
bre aspect and broke into an unanimous smile.
CASES CHANGED TO OYER AND TEEMiNER
District-Attorney Martlno yesterday, before
Judge Cowlns, moved a large number OF chses
from tho Cou. Of General Sessions 10 the Court OF
over and 1erminer. Most of tho cases Will involve
long trials Among them are those against kate
Harvey Louis Jackie. Joseph and Patrick White
and several others accused OF murder In the hrsi
degree; Mrs. Ellen +. Peck. who has been several
times accused Of stealing by confidence games ];
Walter c. Allen, against whom there are nve
charges of forgery: Sergeant Ralph VI; Granger,
charged with intlmidating voter. ana Dr; Louis
J. Kahn. accused OF practicng medicine without a
diploma. Ii has been difficult TO hnd supreme
Court Justices willing TO hold tho oyer ana
Tcrminer, but Judge Barrett will sit at the term
which begins Monday. Assistant Distrlct-At-
torney Fellows will prosecute the cases.
TO FORM A STATE FoREsTRY ASSOCIATION.
A meeting was held at the Arsenal III central
Park Yesterday afternoon to organize forestry
association. At the first meeting on january Zz
Committee was appointed TO confer with persons IN
teresied In forestry to ascertain what had Dcen
done u connection with such organizations IN thls
| State The committee reported yesterday that IN
Comforting with gentlemen who have already boen
prominently Interested in tho forestry Of this state
! IL mas been ascertained that the movement for q
State organization has been held IN Allowance lot
good reasons The committee recommended that a
meeting be held soon outside of this city to organ
| ze a State Forestry Association Inc committee
| WINS continued and strIcted 10 appoint n commit
tee Of nine gentlemen, prominently connected WIN
the forestry movement, who will IN turn call g
| eral meeting, engage speakers and prepare plan
for permanent organization.
BROOKLYN.
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