New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24
NETWORK CITY.

Wall-st. was very dull yesterday, the transacuohs
on the Exchange aggregang only $4,000 shares
Yesterdays foreign mail consisted of 1921
letters and 80 and was taken by the steamers
Nevada and Columbus.
The Sanitary Superintendent has been authorized
TO prevent the distribution Of goods from noSe or stores III
The Produce Exchange yesterday adopted resolu-
on that he seller pro perry right 10 demand pay
men property The delivery of title to the buyer
At one of the ferries yesterday careless mans
umbrella rudey lifted the hat OF ladys head and carried II
away Fortunately hat alone off, and the truant was
soon recovered
The ladies' fair for the benefit of the Yorkville
of the Young Mems Christian Assoeaion VII be Hed
~ OBJ Dee zee An l.
Records show that the mortality during the first
half November 1874 far greater than this year. ms
Is due to decrease in the cases Of diseases OIL inc
| lungs and bowels among children
| Last week plans of 20 new buildings were sub
mted 10 the Department of Buildings, the estimated cost
being s23l Inspection showed the reguards and means
of escape at the theaters to he In good ORDER
| The niggardy delay of the gas companies in not
lighting large part Of the streets until long after dusk ~
gether with the t5egGe94 initials . 9f i 'a'' many
Beneyolence has been portrayed by picture of
woman holding umbrella dog, leaving herself exposed
the rain The woman in PARK row who hoi t an o l1
picture Of Trade.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday received from
the officers Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
H raG N i ais BroT & S to oa
parts city 1t referred TO the Committee on streets
Tax Commissioner Andrews yesterday received
$50 nclosod legend "TO taxes on very sna
estae Oh for the time taxation shall be just aud eqna
Please acknowledge In THE TRIBUNE me ~. S @
wishes hereby acknowledge the receipt OF the above men
TONED sum.
The transfer by William NJ. Tweed and wife to
Vernon Of property the north tide OF Fifty
Nntst "a feet inches west of the Circle inches by
cast 81 Fifty nnthst inches by IL feet Z inches
corded yesterday.
The warehouses above Canal-st. are overtaxed,
while comparatively mportatons are being stored down
town The occupation by the seamshp ccmpanes o. d0et
ao been moved further up town. have compeed
the storage business to follow.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionmcnt received
Yesterday from the Corporation Council an OPINION that the
Cnlnis Third District Courthouse are entitled
to d ,nfr ssy we G made to the Department.
fOT the pay menl Of salaries and street repairs
Friends of Mr. Hartley and officers of the Assocla
ou for Improving Condition Of the Poor deny the correct
ness statements made yetray by MessIS Pullman
smith and ward derogstoy 10 Mr. Hareys character the
charges against MT Hartley they pronounce false ana cam
| pioyt Of the association.
Edgar A. Hutchins. of counsel for the defendants
inst closed settlement with Alfonso Co, whose prem.
se. at No 62s Broadway burned last May The first
sworn statement placed 00o which was reduced
$4,000 The policies we're an e9hsuIIeh am nn a
basis siS Of 81 y per csut Of this amount.
| DIR. Ruppaner of tho Goethe Club gives warning
AGAINST Germans tall and the other stout both wear
ING specaces plausible appearance, and good takers who
are calling upon certain citizens in the name OF the Goethe
ss iSf s Ssn ss '% they 1
authorized the collection of no funds whatever.
Lord Uoughton was entertained yesterday at
lunch by President Barnard Of Columbia College at the lrrs
dents house where he received by The Faculties OF e
Academic Department school OF Mines lie after
ward visited extensive museums and laboratories Of the
college and school and Mnes we pl1fne m ol
a asiGis '''H''' '''''' $40 '''
| few wealthy gentlemen, living the Hudson
River between Yonkors sing aad doing business I'm
this have expended $4,000 in charteng palacecar FOR
their rivate use Last year train placed upon the
road for their benefit but it has become 50 popular that
from the crowd private railroad Is next IN order
In behalf Of the owners Of the steamship Montana,
which returned Liverpool answer 20 the demands OF the
crew. the statement II made that on the dis
Of the cargo at Liverpool found to be IN good
order not package being wet or damaged The vess. 1t Is
Sy damage being TO the deck hatehway through
! which water found lis way.
| Somebody owed Mrs. Catharine NOOnan 500 t.
collect which employed the late Thomas Dunphy The
late Thomas Dunpy both collected and kept the money and
Mrs brought suit against him. and employed Frede
rick b. her attorney swift soon forced Du9phy to
was as badly Yesterday she eausei swift to be
E.ca Up IN si nut ha w s Mrs
! 500 remains 10 be seen
| further advance in freight rates to the West Is
talked Of and it sad meeting Of the officers and general
freight agents rent trunk Ines viii be held during
the current week. for the purpose Of considering The advisable
y raising between this city and Chicago to u per
100 pounds frrghs ieadtng er'bants state
that owing refusal me part OF The freight agents 10
MAKE contracts present rates further adj
| vance been anticipated
| Prof. James Orton of Vassar College proposes at
an early day exploration Of the Madeira and Benz
Rivers which are OF the Amazon with the view Of
oenng 10 science that portion Of South Amer
lea winch by these rivers The Chamber OF Com
nere Of this city heartily seconds Prof orons project and
has al lresscd memorial "a me ecfey VI inc 'HS @
the importance the United states OF knowledge OF
that district and asking his cooperation IN the enterprise
| Prof. OrtG hSd much experience ON tins Amazon
meeting of the first mort gage bondhOlders of the
Eastern and Western Divisions Toledo aud
saw Railway Company wac held yesterday IN Newst The
plan lately prOv for the recognition OF the
cues issued after the first mortgage bonds was rejected on
account of the lack Of cooperation b. holders those
cnes and IL resolved To proceed immediately with
foreclosure Of The morgags on boln 'sons Tor the Oenent
Charles Moran and r. C. Martin w.r, appointed con-
Copet and John = Earns eommfG to carr n'S ensT
Dale mortgages as wei boating debt stock.
BROOKLYN.
| The flags on all the public buildings were placed
at half mast yesterday in memory of VicePresident Henry
| Wilson.
| The Commissioners of Excise yesterday revoked
the several liquor dealers charged with keeping
their places open On Sundays
Charles Barthorn and Martin Rourke prepared for
the enjoyment of Thanksgiving dinner by srpropnans
| goose belonging To Frank smith & Brother
II il nrobabe that the dissen-ons which exist in
81 Peters Hospital win be settled which the members
| Of the medics al stan viii assume ther duties
| Daniel McCabe is mentioned az being Mayor Hun
choice Conmissone Of Parks IN place Of Daniel d.
Whitney, who appointed Register OF Arrears
| The Rev. DIR. 4. De Witt Talmage will preach a
Sunday morning the life aud character OF the
late Vice President MI Wilson visited &r Iamases home
few weeks ago.
According to the last report Of the NewYork Board
Underwriters 70 churches Ia this city. which were
found condition from fire have recently