New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27

cent interest payable in 1904 The Dlds aggIoEasV"
S oniroiler. to WHOM was awarded 100000 at
SiO7 s. and Daniel A. Moran: VINO TOOK s n9 90
maInder at prices ranging from 500 10 10 PA"' w.
TIE COFFEE EXCHANGE 70 STAY wtEEEEn ~
some time ago the members of the Coifce ~.
change discussed the proprety Of purchasing tne
building which will shortly be vacated oy tne U"
ton Exchange for ITS The idea was tSs,
and the adysabSy OF pur nrnoses was talked
of. Yesterday the Governing Committee voted
that the business of the Board should DC 'ranS-
acted where 1T is for an lhdohhte peiiou'
In tho hall at No. 20 West Fifty-Rinth ST. iast
evening, a number Of the former members oa 'I VIC
Madison Avenue Congregational Church hae hou ~
organize new church society. There are aoopV
sixty persons interested in the project, Jane; Z.
Foster said. and only fcw of these Were members
of DR. Ncwman's church No defnlfe plan wa SUI uu,
nhmpch socIetv with the Rev. A. w. Lghtbourne
as pastor.
FUNERAL OF JOHN sNEDEN.
The funeral of John sneacn WAS heiT az tbs
services assisted by the Rev Dr. Charles =. ilhahy
and the Rev. George William Douglass an Ma ,nS
Rey; Nh Burgess, OF p9 fr ho CS WetropoIitaS
Musenm f Art the academy OF Deslga, ana rue Tue
American geographical Society were present lHo
pall-bearers were Charles H. BIZ, H. Morgan; IL
ID White Henry +. Picrpout, q. Is. Carhait, VIII
:am j. Schonck, David G. Legget. and Lieutenant
Commander Totem
SOCIALIST sCHwAB MUST STAND TRIAL. ~,
Tho courtroom at Jefferson Market wn1 m aavo
with Socialists Yesterday whom Justice Wciae gave
his decision on the charges made against yns..s
r, Schwab by Captain McCullagh for melting 10
riot in tho Cencorda Hall on ieGr"dnT ,bs oiceps
nose On the first charge the Socialist leinet W aS
Iut under 81 900 bonds, and IN the second Sl'Voo
bonds for Trial at General Sessions; D. baroh' NO.
Isl Blcccher-st furnished the bonds.
SCHOOL ROCKS GOLD IL JUNK SHOP.
Prcsdent Walker, of the Board of Education, APP
peored yeSterloy nj the Tombs Court against sa,n
mel Ward. of No 300 East Seventy -eigl tl-st, and
Edward G. Warden of No. 2,O6s Sccond-aye., on
charge of grand larceny. Warden ana WARD arc ~
the employ OF fir that furnished inc CIV scrooiS
with books The old books the men have been
selling to Junk dealer, Petcr McGnire. Of No I93
Mercer-st Ii il estimated that books worth 9l ooo
had been Sold The prisoners were hcld uiioer
$500 bail each.
HE FORGOT WHO WAS MAYOR OF TnE CITY:
Little business was done AZ the monthly meeting
of the Commits ioneIs of Emigration yesterday
aside from the appointing OF new stanalhe cG,ulns
tees Some disappointment was felt In their con
strnctiop by one or two of the Commissioners.
Mr starr was made charm IN OF the Castle Haraen
Committee and Mr. Stephenson, of the Ward lsland
Cowmitiee President iinr,bnt rcappoInted MI
Forrest az chairman OF tho Finance committee. CIV
ing i'm aides Mossrs Iantor, starr f;aascit an
"RavCr Eds.n" Mr. Ulrich sugg estcd that Mr.
Fd>,r was now private citizen, when MI HufIout
named Mayor Grace.
TIRFAIS pF LITTLE AVAIL.
Members of tho Village Gang broke open INC
door of William lla.nette's house, AT 4oI Enst
iwenty-E.n:h-st., u few days ago, a1I one OF t4e
Gang James Cluno. who lives ht No. 80 Easi
I weiity.seyeuth-st.. called Harnette names aud
ahu,ed hifn, Yesterday iiurnette received note,
which read: of You tell the cops about this We
viii blow YOU to blank with dynamite. 'Pnono-
van Eossa' 'Tonmy TIE Devil Chambers-st' Mr..
UarDrtts neglected the warning, aud Gimme was
prisoner in the Yorkvile Court: lie said ne dia
not wrIte the note. justice Murray held nun III
100 bail for good behavior for three months.
HIDING Election TALLY SHEETS,
F,cicrick 4, White who served a. poll clerk IL
tbo Ivonty-fourih Election District OF the l5t As
senhly District ~ the last election. was tired yes
terd,y before Recorder Smyth on charge OF VIC,
i,,tuy III. election laws. He became intoxicated
and look away the tally sheets on election night,
md hid ther bchiud a picture at NO. ga Nrs'-sl'
IIc then told John Donovan 10 destroy the sheets
hut Donovan took thcm II Police Justice DuUy 'or
ifc kccpi, z The county cauYassorS hal hnch
difirultV IA finding the true vote OF tha dlS'r'ci,
aud Their, still exists question wheti or tho tcsu
JcrI.l,i h the correct one White was convicted
Yesterday and was sr fenced by hrc0rdcI olbyth
io one year IN the Ponitcntlnry.
MR. tNGrHsoLL DRAWN ~ A CRIPPLED HORSE.
IIenry Bergh at Jefferson Market yesterday
Ia urge tho prosecution ~ whit re sIu was one VI
The wort cases of cruelty 10 animals that he had
tnovn' On the complaint of Theodore Miller, Of
No 80 West Twcnty-nnth-st, Thomas BIady, a
h,ckman living IA Forty-thrd-st. between FouT h
aud Lexington ayes. was charg ii with tortutlng
n hnr,e by compelling IT to pull u carriage whlc
bone. of both hind icg-, the boots having been
partly torn from the limbs. The hI"km1n could
npl explain how the legs Ind been reduced 10 that
coudltlon He mailtaiued that the horse was all
rtght prryiouS TO sunday night, when he drove
Co,onsl lugcr-oil from the HOLMAN House to
I,r,ntlyu aud back again. Brady was put under
$500 bait.