New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY.
Yaleand Columbia will play game Of football at
| the Polo Grounds Tomorrow.
| The Butter Cheese and Egg Exchange has IN
creased the initiation fee from $50 to 5000 and the
annual dues TO $25 after January |.
A prominent firm in this city learned yesterday,
by private message, that The Walden Noollen Mills
| of Walden, \. y, owned by Perry, BaftoW "a
| Wheeler, had made an assignment.
| DIR. NC GOSH AS AN ADMINISTRATOR.
| DR.. McCOsh, the president of Princeton College.
applied yesterday for letters of adm nistration ON
the estate of his ceased son Alexander j. McCosh
The estate is valued al S3j.O 900.
| PUNISHED FOR BURGLARY.
| James Russell, alias " frenchy, convicted IN the
| Court of General Sessions of burglary at Augustus
| II. Wards warehouse, No, "a Mercert., was yeSter-
day sentenced to the State Prison for five years.
PosTPoNRMENT OF A LECTURE.
The first lecture of Commander Cheynes course
| on Arctic exploration winch was announced Tor
| last night, postponed to Thursday night as the
lecturer has not vet reached the CITY from England
TIE MEMORY OF Z. Z. CARY.
The Supreme Court. Chambers, was adjourned
Yesterday by Justice Don0hue out of respect TO the
| memory of the late X1charah T. Cary. MI Cary
| was a member of the AANlllth Congress justice
Douohue referred TO Mr. Cary with much icelhg.
BARK WRECKED At SEA.
The bark j. Walter SCammcll, which arrived yes
| terdav in latitude AZ. longitude Do, passed the
| wreck of a bark laden with lumber WIN tor1maS'
and malntopmast gone. The sails were flying loose.
| The bark seemed to have suffered from collision
| THE ROCKAwAY HOTEL RECEIvERsHlP.
| The argument on the motion l'r the appointment
! of a permanent receiver in the suit -of Horny ).
! Attriu against the ROckaway Beach Improvement
| Company was held yesterday before Justice Dono-
| hue in the Supreme Court Chambers. Decision was
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The Committee on General References of the
American Bible Society met Yesterday at the Bible
House to consider the charges OF irregularities IN
the sOclety's last annual report sub-comnlitce
was appointed to prepare report III contradiction
Of the charges
CoACHDRIvERs TO STRIKE TODAY
Abont 500 members of the Coachdrivers' Pro-
tective Union will strike for higher wages NJ
o'clock this morning. This is the result Of effort
which has been made for some time by them 10 have
the rate of wages fixed at - daJ instead Of ~ 40.
| the current rate.
| RUMoR ABOUT MOSES TAYLOR's HEALTH.
It was reported in Wall Street Yesterday that
Moses Tavlor had suffered relapse in his sickness
| and that he was dying. Inquiry at Mr.. Taylors
! house and among his relatives last evening showed
that the health of Mr.. Taylor IS as good as IL has
been fnr several weeks
| CHARGING HIS WIFE WITH BIGANfY.
| Patrick OLcary, downtown waiter, III the Essex
Market Police Court, yes @day, charg,d his vile
| Mary age twenty-five, of No. !, l2S Second ave,
| with bgamy. She was remanded for examination.
O'Leary was arrested in the Bowery for beating his
| wife and then preferred his complaint.
OPENED >Ess.
| The lines of the Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pany were opened for public business yesterday as
far east Boston aud from this city 10 Albany and
| to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and inter
mediate points The tariff for commercial messages
| is about 10 per cent below existing rates
| FOUND DROWNED IN TUE NORTH liver
| The body of man supposed be James T.. Lewis
| of New Haven, who committed suicide on NOvem-
Der 2, was found III the North River a. the foot of
! The body of Samuel Young who was drowned AZ
the foot of Little Twelfth-st was recovered yester
| day.
John Jarvis, of No. 1S7 liain-st. Paterson. NJ j.,
! was robbed and beaten by Michael Johnson and
| James Short, at No. 10 Greenwlch-st. ON October
| o. Jarvis was an old man IN feeble health and he
died a short time after the attack. In the Court Of
General Sessions the prisoners were tried and con-
yjcted last week and were yesterday sentenced by
! Recorder Smyth johnson TO the state Prison for
| five years. and Short for four years.
| PLEADING GUILTY 10 MANsLAUGnTER.
| The Court OF Oyer and Iermincr was opened yes
terday by Presiding Justice Davis Iienlalnn Pat
ton was called upon to plead to the charge Of muir
| der in the first degree. for killing john H. Mum,
and by the advice Of his counsel pleaded guilty of
manslaughter in the third degree This plea was
| accepted by the Court, Asslstant-A ttomey Lyons
making no opposition Justice Davis reInanded the
prisoner for sentence, which cannot be Tor longer
| term than four years. Patton is only youth
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS
The managers of the Produce Exchange yesterday
adopted Changes IN the bylaws TO coincide with the
Limitation plan adopted on Saturday, aud ballot of
| the members, to approve or disapprOve OF the
changes. is to be taken on December 30. There was
considerable speculation all day certificates Of
| membership by persons who hold more than one,
and there reports of several ST. having been
made at 33,S 500 ana higher hguTcs. but al the pubic
call for the sale OF certificates only sale
made Leonard Hazeltine purchasing a certificate at
| SO, 800 cash.
| on TRIAL FOR MURDER.
The trial of John McCuskcr, for the murder Of n
little girl namel Maggie Hynes, was begun Yesterday
| before Justice DAVIS III the Court OF Oyer and
Termner McCusker is charged with murder in
the nrst degree, under the statute which makes the
| killing of person while in the performance of
| criminal act murder. The prisoner on September
| % shot at one James Foley but missed him and
| the ball struck the girl Maggie Hynes. who was
| playing in the street passing quite through her
| head, killing her instantly. The testimony de-
| veloped no new facts. The case on trial will be
continued to-day.
THE RIGHT OF THE SOPHOMORE INVADED.
Ten or dozen Columbia freshmen took canes TO
| the college yesterday morning. The result was
that rush took place, and was kept up Ill every
| cane had been disposed Of A few were broken on
their arrival early in the day, but the grand rush.
was fought AT 1 O'clock. Ii was wagcd both in the
courtroom and In the grounds, which rang with col
| lege yells and cheers The attempted interference
| OF policeman was promptly suppressed and the
| dlsturDer OF college 81 yOrt" unceTemOnOusy
| hustled off the grounds The rush was brought
| t. somewhat sudden close by the injury TO tine
| head OF one OF the freshmen, which required the
attention OF physician, who ut once sum
lnoned.
| HOW BROOKLYN MAN WAS sWINDLED.
James IL. Adams, OF Brook lyn, read an advertise
Inent a week or two ago, holding out the promise
of great profits FOR desired partner in business
| in which small capital was wanted. He answered