New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
| Over q 600 emiRrants were landed at Castle Gar
| den yesterday.
The new steamer c. II. Northam has resumed her
| place on the New-Haven Line, leaving Peck-slp at
| 3 p m. and New-Hav at II p m.
Among goods sent TO the seizure room at the Cp ms,
erockery from the bark Mary Agnes, from Cardenas.
THE SUGAR EXCHANGE.
The Sugar Exchange has opened Tor business at
No. So Frontst, and the Board OF Dlreet4is ma ma
suspended the operation of the rules governing the
Exchange until they can be revised by the Com
mittee on bylaws.
COMPELLED TO MOVE BEFORE MAY L.
Most OF the occupants Of the novels In tho block AZ
| Third-ave Sixty -scventh-st. and SMty,eighth-st
| have removed their goods, and some OF them thelI
hous YESTERDAY ta ,nt t TSre S move today
PROM ONE RAILROAD TO ANOTHER.
| C. w Smith formerly traffic manager OF The Chl-
| oago. burlington and Quincy Railroad and now
| Erie and Western Railroad Company; has accepted
the position of general manager OF tho chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company
| ADVOCATING CREMATION.
The New-York Cremation society held regular
meeting last evening, in Room No. "a, Cooper
Union. Eleven names we've proposed Iot Ieilp TIT
| ship and twelve new members were adinlttsn' Inc
| Rev DR. J. d. Bcuglcss delivered an address on
Dogma and Sentiment as related to Cremation"
STILL PRoDIGAL WITH CITY FRANCHISES.
| The Board Of Aldermen yesterday gave 20 .he
United States Illuminating Company ana 70 tne
| Brush Electric Company the same privileges that
previously had been granted to the Edison Electric
Company, of laying wires and putting up posts IN
! the streets for the purpose OF lighting them with
| electricity.
LOCKED Up BECAUSE HE WOULDN'T SWEAR.
William T. Brown was fined yesterday $50 ana
committed 10 the common Jail for fycdays by Judge
Van Hoesen because he refused either 70 De sworn
or 10 affirm juror Mr. Brown SAID that ms con
science would not permit him To dis0bey the lnunc-
| tion of Holy Wrt--that his words should be " Yea,
| yea and nay, nay
HARDWARE BOARD OF TRADE.
AT the annual meeting of the Ncw-l FORK Hardware
| BOARD of Trade Yesterday the following officers
were elected: President. John G.. Cook, OF look "
Bruce Treasurer, I. T. HnngeTiorl' ei Mai 1,i
| Rurnham Company; Actuary, James H. GOldey
! Counsel, Frederick g. Dow.
MARRYING OUT OF A DIFFICULTY.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Hen
rich Bromsen German who recently arrived IN TINS
country, was arTaigncd on charge OF stealing
so from Augusta kppenherg. young woman Iil
| who was n passenger on the same steamer WIN
| him and whom he had betrayed. lie compromised
the matter and married the girl
RAvAGEs OF CoNTAGtON.
Tho Board of Health makes an appeal Tor gifts OF
cast-o clothes for the tramps who sent 10 Black
wells Island suffering from typhus fever or me
small pox and who's SarnIntT are ns, 70 wIg
fever were found IN lodging house at 80; 10
foS Spn P G1 m al n Where
woman sold cigars for two weeks while suffering
| from the diseas'.
INFECTION or BUTrTR
y. NJ
| Washington wrote last week Ia Picsidcn' ser.
Of the Produce Exchange asking for information IN
relation Ia the inspection of butter M thir city, MI;
| Parker replied that the Exchange had no legal
opinion ~ 10 the power tO inspect butter nom other
states lie thought that az inspection could not lc
made except under the plea of necessity for the
/ puhlic health but ~ tL- property was not offered
Tor sale here and was amply IN transit iiAt pea
would not apply BROOKLYN.
The body 81 man apparently thirty wears
old wos found at the foot 1T AdauI--f. Yesterday.
lie j. supposed TO be- Janc, Clayton. ''annn.
The contract for tho construction Of ihc Ncw.iork
and Atlantic Beach Railroad from Thirty .hitthrt.
to East NcW-lork, has been awarded q" ]. e.
Crowley.
The directors ~ tho rrw Iron Iicr Company.
formed to build pier 200 feet long DO front If
olscrVotnry Pala af Cone, Island eastward of the
present pier met in the lh~uiN Bnild'ug @rriit
It was rcpoitcd that 100 900 81 the capital STOCK
lad been paid in aud the contract for hmldnr The
ui,r entered into The work Will begin to-day and
must bc completed june 10.
The Marcy Avenue Baptist Church has extended
a caIl To- the Rev. HUGH o. Pcuicco-t ~ -alary of
- 200 wear The pulpit oi this church 30 Marcy
ave and Madison-~t. has boon vacant since The
resignation MX months ago Of the Rev. Dr. tcnhcn
Jeffrey who j. now the pastor of thc itst Baptist
Church in Denver. Colorado. Hugh y. IcntrCust .,
brother of George j. Pcntccosi. the pastor al the
Tompkins AVenuc Congregational church. anu ~
now the pastor Of Baptist church ~ Hartford
Conn. 1900. ,,.,,,.,.,,
WASHINGTON Mayor Beatty. the organ manu-
facturer. was reelected Mayorof Waslungton.N y, j.,
Monday. This is his third tenn.
PATRRsoN.-C harlcs Sprinrstcad age. sixteen,
who X confined IN tac lHssac County JAN g. urged
with the murdrr Of boy named Henry Asher. at
| Lackawaxen, Penn. in june. 1877, denied ycster.
dav that hc murdered the boy He said that lac Had
made no confession. was alleged yesterday.
LONG ISLAND.
| FOSTERS MEADOW-Gcorgc R0ccklr. Of Fosters
| Meadow. while btchpg his team yesterday was
| kicked in the breast hy one OF the horses. His
breast bone was broken aud hc received internal III
| jurics that il il feared Will prove fatal.
| JAMAIcA-George Kilbingcr of WOodhaycn, who
| was arrested two weeks ago for attempting 10 kill
| his wife 10 whom he had been married only one
| month was arragncd on the charge yesterday be-
! fore Justice Belts at Jamaica, and held for the
| action OF the Grand jury.
| STATEN ISLAND
| WEST BRrGHTON.-A young man named James
Kane Yesterday was aralgncd before Justice Powers
! at West Brighton. charged with assaultng Police
| Sergeant Roe. Sunday the sergeant found some
! Young men who violating village ordinance
| by PLAYING ball They all ran away except Kane
| and a companion Wien the sergeant went 10
| arrest them they showed fight and struck him two
ytolput lbo,ys "a the Justice Powers