New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-02


TERDAY-CHiNGEs AMONG HOTELS AND Dcsi-
MISS FIRMs-BUsISEss AT The REGIsiEks
OFFICE.
1t was q field-day for the truckman yester-
day Before midday he had fractured mirrors erockcy'
the third commandment,and other things when orups
pccpe prefer 20 keep intact He blocked up streeteaf
tracks brought the pedestrian TO grief with the
sharp corner of bureau and sportivcy scattered aust
IN The eyes of the most wary. Uptown tEe huSo ''o'
piled high with collection OF the Eousciou bsies IN"
Pcnates gave to Tie prosac streets picturesque iooh
Everything seemed to be Transported from he Gu 10 h'
new abldngpaec except the family cat ard the mousse
hold skeleton In only one instance WAS ms rue see
to he violated YESTERDAY. On Tweniythirdst CHUBBY
urchin was pcrcicd the high srat Of huge furniture
wagon with grimalan casped in one arm and ease OF
stuffed birds in the other.
Down town there were an unusual number OF remoVais
from offices and for the past week scarcely street has
been safe for the WHO has no accident pocy' NC
cause Of the safes swinging from dizzy heights ana
threatening to drop down without much proVoc'tloh'
The Federal officials IN the Post Office building TOOK
hand in the general moving yesterday Uhteu H'a'es
District Judge Cuoatc moved into No. ~ "hich ha'
been repaired recently. The assistants OF COMMISSIONER
Belts the District Cour; Clerk, viii oncc more DO en-
stalled IN their old rooms No. IA ard l6. aud Comns-
sioncr Belts was himself found IN room NO IL. nun
Der OF articles belonging TO John Davenport "c'o It.
moved hy Colonel McA'cc. -, 40
vrs, er,loy thun occurred last Besides TIC Hlte
class which possessed with the MIGRATORY u
changes it, abode with the changing seasons lherc ~
another and mnrh IarseT on Ni , ~ NIL Ian .;.s or
removal FROM Ligprir residences 10 snd.l h w
n: The removals ont OF town. n Is SAID, nave not rccn
m nurrrcrs "a usual on account O. The cold ana rainy
weather TdrOu "a ali the cha! gcs thai Occur runs tGls
predominant element OF ecoh"hy. IN. scehcr nats'
L,n.cs whether in Urlgn az suburban hClshhnthoois
shows al unusual anxiety ah0nt prices: Ilgh ITlcr
houses and villa, rcuii" vacant, fosr VINO Wonld nav
Tho means To rcI tlcm rrc rIug 10 take advantage o
the decline in prices Of real estate 10 Income "WhIs W
mis- gavitatiun arb cheaper rents. hat large iH
Der Of removals Of Broldwa' retail ans'u - hOust" N
neon from one side Of the street to tie 0ihei-!loh tc
west side where rCnts iaan!a'ucl almost NJ me on
figures the east side, where considerable r'due'o"
anon other May-Iay changes is the change in the
management OF The Wesminscr Hotel, ~ lIYn2,place
and SXtccutn.si. Bui ten years ago by d. T. lts' u'
The CoumcrIg National Bank III Clcyel1EG, and W. H.
Harris Of This c 1t has been uudcr The charge ." e.
H. Fcrrn Edward \. CT -Ou one OF porret"r'"i Tue
81 D.uis Hotel haa now assumed the management ANA
viii cnl1ucl it hereafter pn the American plan, thatt
ing 50 80 n day. Mr. Gibson iItcnds To th'atFt Tue
building, adding about fifty rooms Hnd aiga Glinie
hall 60 feet by a. Feet and - feet HIGH lev piOi
viii be mad GO feet by 30 .Ce The Chcc t0OG Viii bc
altered into re:.us. smoking, aud sitting ems ar
Riley of Continental ana Grand Exposition Hotels
pIii4 nina, wiz assist ia the HudIiaacu'ent. -
The ST. Denis Ilolcl. at Broadway ana Tvriil-s;.
also made charge YESTERDAY OWING !" sr w. sHh
refinement. Ii will Dc conducted hereafter ~ Nhid
% West Street II tel ~ No 10 West-s near Rector
ST. owned y H. T. Eabbitl. tie soap m"nuiHci /, was
sunmar,y closed yesterday, 10 th' asi"nisAheht ana
annoyance of the guests VINO WeiS Lysm n9ce ~ -
iy mn tbr,r rooms mandatory ~ the hotel was 10 he
closed Nav l. M BabhIt said that his VII"
had purchased thc WoplH atid lL1t II wa W
be closed because It had not Paid expenses.
/ + sample, the landlord said he had expected 10
continue throughout the year, AMI tue first notice lie
had was luysiuy eycnne ne hotel Had i ,n; a.
running cXpcrses. and about 900 or 9ioo 'hoH''
over during the months hc hdd run II.
TIE sixth Judic'a District Curt, PRESIDED over L.,
modous Gnartcrs. at No. 81 Unon-place, ThcA hay"
been leased foI hyr years.
lie Jaud civ Bank Eas removed TO the northeast
49, = thy .tu
several iIn OrtanL cdiu lut ng EnkriS ana bfok'r'
have been annuitncrd. among when are tho fuIu"ig
H. Kennedy n Go. have dssnIved William j. Kennedy
rriirur and Harvey Kennedy continuing tile Hu~litss
me p4rlnot, hr OF Frederick Grand ana Raphael
Crrrcrr has dis ,U.yCH by iiuit;Lllou
Grurs & Prubs Lave dis lived, ana j. -. Ir Tt .ud
l. T.. Carpenter have united Euder tue hrm Lame % .
d. !YuL5i & Co. 49,
If. j. Morsc has retired from the firm 81 Morse, Kim
ball n Coz aud Il. J. k'a'b1ll & Co. VIII be the cue
CCSsOrs,
FiizHugh a Stewart. with James Il. kcaue Gs special
Farther have dissolved GS have Vcnan Hoy.
A. NJ kdtlcr & O.. lave established br2ncL banking
house at CHICAGO, under the hrm ZANE a.! Nllluasl'
KldCrr a. Co Mr rdlt0lstali was the Chicago member
the late firm OF Grctnieai Norris 70. -,
firm Of Charles Nugrnt Co.. on account III III hcal'h.
Now firms were announced yrsicrdat including Arnold
Lee 4 Co composed e Arnold Lie and Is. NCuinpr.ru;
F. davenport; lad Il ". Scaack Co., compo.cd IL Il.
Is s.hqcK aui ". h. stow.
Wurk nj tar Rsgi,tls Oi'c unusually heavy yes
terday There were recorded sINty-nhr iFlH.itie ~
r,.1l estate tiiH-ii.c uUU%aGr4, iNru;t-..lc' AZ
siVumeu.s OF WOrtgHge- ana uit.cu Ir.''Sr. AEON
the Transfers thctC were Only Two involving Ntl'
northwest corner o. Gin and Flnnhiur-is., l"IN"1
tcct and lrCgrr, To- Henry A. BUR- Ia ia" BrOohlbh
Ird,t COMPANY Sil1joO; Tie other was ni prep
Criy On Mud!-uEiNC ~ Use htrtHta-t toil't o.
IOI 1OX3cOX2Ol lGA.CO. aud on FuuftA-HNr., ~ Tie
uo,iuSrst curi.l Of g9i-st, 2Ul lNA.2JA-O- I"A--J
the total consideration being l&2OOo.