New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

| among them being Cool Burgess Davis, Huntr
| Clauscn & Robertson, of Toronto and Herman Force
| a manufacturer of tablcoilcoth, who was formerly
| active in Newark.
The assignment of Payne. steck & Co., Jewellers
about two years ago. declared fraudulent III al
| opinion handed down by Judge Lawrence IN 'h'
supreme Court yesterday The Judge finds mat ray hc
Withdrew GAG 900 OF the FIRMS money, which never
went TO the creditors.
General Rush C. Hawkins, who had charge OF the
American art exhibit at Paris returned from Europe
Yesterday He was too tired last night to say any
| thing of his trip for publication
Tables issued at the Custom House yesterday sho"
that for November of 1883 the regular entries were
"a SIS: liouldated Il T76 packages received In PUP
dc stores o. 100 delivered 270l2; duty collected.
40 900 sos 40: protests lodged, 1926; disposed o.
| . oeo For November of this year they show: Reg
ulsr entries 1881 lquidatod, l5,5s6 packages ~
ceIved. 81 .es7; delivered Sl,o37; duty collected
s11 176 900 20: protests lodged 2,0l3 disposed o.
| 2,4s2.
John Gardner his wife and six children arrive"
here from England on september II. Gardiner is
carpenter aud has been detained on Wards Island
The Collector first heard OF the last week through
the panerS lie wrote to the Board of Emigration 10
learn why Gardner restrained nom lahdlhg' 80
refary Jackson rcpRd yesterday that the b0eu hdu
not vet passed on the Al the last meeting VI
,be Board il was decided TO lay the case before the
Treasury Department
Ex-Governor Hoadly has given 500 TO the WASH
ingon Memorial Arch Fund; other subscriptions hiaN'
a total date of sol, IS 10
A meeting of the creditors of susskind q Co. was
held last evening in the Office of their attorney Coone
+ + Bloom No. 1874 broadway. The creditors de-
cded that II was advisable join in unlted ac'op
10 recover csmages by civil suit In order 10 az
compish this an adjourned meeting VIII De hclu o"
Friday evening at o'clock, IN New Irving haA NO
pa Broomest
The Young Mems Democratic Club held its annual
meeting last night and elected the following ohcers
President John II. V Arnold vice presidents, Charles
D. IngersoI Jefferson VI. Levy. John r. McNuly'
John A. Beall and John d. CrImmIns' secretary, W. h.
Curtis corresponding secretary, g. WAlet Van Nesc'
and treasurer, j. Rockwell Fay
After considerable wrangng, the junior class Of the
Columbia College Law school oomplete4 It's class Cleo
lions last night In Hamilton Hall. Tie class Officers
who have been elected Edward IL. Walker, presl-
dent; W. j. \. Cailley, Woe president T. & ferrs
secretary Adam ener treasurer J. Johnson, Charles
Esselstyn, J. \. whyte. II. smrrh and c. : Kellogg
executive committee. The president, vice-presldeh
secretary and also included In the ex-
eeuttve committee.
"rhe New-York Sunday Dispatch was sold by
order of the court yesterday, by J. +. B. smythe'
auctoneer, for S21 900. The successful bidder Was
j. H. NJ. DuckwOrh, representing JOhn DfaW'
Horace B. Claim Post No. SIS, Grand Army OF
the Republic met last evening at Association nan
Fourth ave. and One ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
These officers We're elected Commander Thomas NC
Cram; senior vce-commander, James owens JUNIOR
vicc-comma nder James W. Marks; quartcrmai'r
Milton S. Sure surgeon, DR.. George z. Morgan CHAP
lain j. A. Tinker: officer of the day Andrew j. sutton
officer of the guard Jacob Lewcy delegate TO depart
ment encampment, Lewis l. WcsU;, alternate, Joseph
Murphy.
The funeral of Charles Crary, the lawyer and ex-
Assembyman, was held at the Harlem PIesby terrain
Church, az One hundred and twenty-hfth-st ana MAJ
ison ave- Yesterday The Rev. DR.. James ;. Ramsay
oeiclated Tho burial will be at Woodawn today.