New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The MAYORS nominations were not called up by
the Board of Aldermen yesterday.
an. r. s." has sent to this office 50 for the desti-
tute family of Louis Grain, of No. 19l Rlvlng-
ton-st
A dinner to Henry Willard was given last evening,
at the Union League Club House, by Artemus ii.
Holmes.
Negotiations are in progress among the coffee
dealers and brokers of this city for the formation of
Coffee Exchange.
Mary J. Ryno, age four, was burned on Monday
al No HarrisOu-St., by paper that caught 1re by
accident. She died yesterday
f. Duffy. age thirty-six. of No. 257 West Thirty
iTst-st, fell from the building NO. ~ west Forty
iirst-st., yesterday and was Killed.
Thieves broke a showcase at the fur store OF Nj.
stern a Son. No. 7s7 Broadway Monday evening,
and stole a scalskin sacQue worth $500.
The American Agricultural Association has ap-
pointed delegates 10 visit the Atlanta Exposition,
and they viii start from this city December ..
The Sanitary superintendent reports that the last
typhoid fever patient has been discharged from the
Riverside Hospital. Nineteen cases OF smallpox
remain.
AN ELEVATED ROAD BRAKEMAN INJURED.
Charles Oliver age forty. of No. IS East Forty
second ST. "A brakeman on thcGhird-Avcnue Elevated
Railroad in an effort to protect an intoxicated man
from falling from the Ihirty-fOurt1-st. station
yesterday morning fell himself and rcySived severe
internal injuries. He was taken to Bellevue hoSpl-
tai
PROTECTING TIE CITY's RIGHTS.
Mayor Grace has vetoed the resolution giving per-
mission to the Metropolitan Telephone and Telec
graph Company TO lay wires under the streets Oh
this cty principally because the city receives no
adequate consideration for the franchise, ana lheio
is no guarantee that the streets viii not be OBJ
structed while the work is being done.
FAILURE or A PACKING COMPANY.
The failure of the David Warwick Pork Packing
Company limited, of No. 30 East Onc-bundred-
and-twentIeth-st., Is announced. Inc company was
Incorporated in October. 1850 with capital OF
$50 900 and bought out the business of David War
wick for $4,000. The officers state the Liabilities
to be $50, 13S % and the asstsTl l,3lI -.
JAY CoUID's COAL LANDS.
An officer of the Erie Railroad Company denied
Yesterday that the reported bargain between the
company and Mr. Gould for an exchange OF coal
lands i'm Pennsylvania for the Grand Opera House,
now owned by the company, had been perfected
lie declined to express any opinion as to the out
come Of the negotiations about the property
THE oUARAXTISE INvEsuG NnON.
The Senate Committee appointed 10 investigate |
the administration OF the Health oticer OF TINS
Porn met again Yesterday at thc stevens HOUSE. !
hut in the absence Of witnesses no testimony was
tl ken George T.. Stocking, Of Moses Taylor y Coz |
d. f. Shorthand j. W. Nduderklcit Captain Qug- !
ley and Gustavus 4. Brett nave been subpunaed |
The investigation VIII be resumed At O'CLOCK |
to-day
Seventeen members OF the Free Trade Club met at |
No. 10 West Twcuty-third-st. last evening. An |
amendment 10 the bylaws OF the club was made by
which the president is allowed 20 appoint ten new |
committees 10 disseminate free trade IDEAS. The !
club after some discussion, resolved TO carry the !
war in Africa by propoundng q SERIES at coHun-
drums TO the delegates TO the farm convention ana
the secretary thereof.
TIE NEw-YOEK MILK EXCHANGE $500
At n meeting. yesterday, Of the United MIX |
Dealers Exchange. the Ncw-loIk MIX Exchange
and the Kings County Mix Exchange, 90 No. |
IA West Ihrty-,ccond-st.. 1t was Ic-
solved 10 merge the thrc organ cations into one 20
be- known rs the NcW-lorll Milk ENchaugc. HE
following are the officers: J. l.. \. Moon. president
] j. Lydcckcr vice president: l. Howell. s'crr-
tary; j. H. VESSEL. treasurer; ". NJ. Nllcts,
financial secretary.
HELPING THE NiCHrGtv svTTrEFr-.
4 large audience listened 10 hc concert given IN |
Stgnway Hall Yesterday afternoon hy the profess
>ors of the Grand Conservatory Of Music. Tor the
benefit OF thc Michigan sufferers. hc following per
sons look part in the concert. Constantine Stern
berg OTTO Iackh and Henry ~CAirgcr piano; taIl /
Vcuth, violin; II. hIcischuck. harp; Mis-, Char
soprano. William Dowd treasurer OF the Relief
Fund, reports the total amount received "a
9l4U,21s o.
wIyaNUILrE GROWING WORSE.
Charles ". Wncmilicr, "a brother OF the wounded
college student, came to TIA, city yesterday To-
Spouse 10 a telegram informing han Of the accident
ILc two brothers were together several hours. and
though the sick man conycr~"t hat ON The sub
iect OF the shooting, lac ddu0t uccccd M planning
the mystery The surgeon in charge of WWcmicr
said Yesterday that pcritOnits lad set in, and that
phiUc all the time, and had been growing worse all
duy Mir Uirh after spending the morning with |
his son, returned to his home at 1 O'Clock. He SAID
that no effort had been made To have the prisoner
admitted 10 bail.
MORE UNSAFE BUILDINGS RIpDEIFD.
The following additional reports of buildings con-
sid red unsafe by the INSPECTORS Of the Binding
- -parlIncut were mad" yesterday No. Dol Pearl !
st.. rear; No. l Grccnwicl-st.; Nos. lis and 100
No. 292 Sccond-,t.; No. 2Gl sec
oudst. cast side Icntn-ayc ana 100 feet north of
eghty-hlth 81; west side Rail
ruad-ayc., 100 feet south of Ouc-huudrcd-aud-
The dwelling and shop at No.
l6S EIzaLcth-si were reported yesterday To- the
Board OF Health As being IN an extremely unsafe
condition, by reason OF the threatening hullng
OF the rear wall. The matter was referred To the
" BROOKLYN.
The capital stock Of the Conev Island Iorlcy
!ub has been increased from 200 900 to * $40 900
The commissioners appointed to Sake testimony
in regard the building of an elevated railroad by
the East River Bridge and Coucv Island steam
Transit Company held their final session yesterday
The house Of 4. NJ. Provost in Graycscnd WAS en-
tered by thieves ON sunday in the absence of the
flmy at church, and $3.50 III money, with silver
plate worth $500 Was stolen Their. is no cleW 10
the thieves.
The evidence for the prosecution in the trial of
Charles Becker, the c"untcrclor for forgery in the
second degree, was completed III the Court Of Scs-
,ions Yesterday. No defence was m crpo,rd bui th
counsel Tor the accused man asked for his acotlttul
Dn technical grounds. Judge MOUlc will charge the
Jury to-day.
George A. Waddy, who has been Inspector Of no.
Ice for eight wears has decided 10 r, ire IRON, ,It
position on account of Ill-hcalh II i. some uIoubt
since he has been able to work NJ all Iu.p,ctnr |
Waddy is emit 10 half pay on the score of more
than twcnty -iIyc years service the police force.
lc was appointed patrolmdu in lsJI Ten yrgrs |
atct he became captain, AID commanded in turn |
he smith. Fourth and Third Precincts. IL is prnL-
iblc that Dill Captain Jcwct who is now acting |
Inspector, Will succeed TO the vacant office.
The fri gate Coustitu ion, the Old Irousidcsr Of
$50 arrived at the Navy Yard on sunday and ,jII
20 out OF commission to-day having been pTououuc.d
inscawOrhy. No provision has been made for re-
,uiiding her The estimated cost of putting her in !
condition Tor sea is $500 OOO and for pnttlna her
II condition for service in EarbOr, and inland |
waters, under 100000. All that remains of the |
original vessel the mlIZnI- Opsail-srt hits
,ut the lines have been carefully preserved She is
lrmcd with old fashioned 32-pounders on wooden |
carriages.
JERSEY CITY.
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