New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-15

viii be taken AXE without cSpspt
shape its course before and during the session of the
Convention There is nothing to indicate that any
understanding implied or otherwise. exists between
Democracy, however much there may be between
him and those who shape the course of Irving
THE CTTY'S INTERESTS NEGLECTED.
PEOPLE WHO HOLD VALUABLE WATERFRONT PRIV
uEGEs AT NOMINAL RENTS.
Notifications were sent yesterday by the Dock
Commissioners to all persons holding city property
on the river-front that they must be ready to re-
eaaS hold on the
ing higher rate Of rental This action was tho
OF passea at meeting OF the
by persons thus informed at very low prices.
In sense they are tenants of the Dock Department.
On the records of he Department, however, is res
olution passed by the commissioners which gives
them the privilege OF holding the property at the
Commissioners Laimbeer ascertaned that rentals
Of 9't the tha there
not one of the lessees holding such property at the
ten til Tines sA's high for the Privileges
he enjoyed, Commissioner vapderpoel de,
he nsi he of had ae ms' a Sss G sRsss
hut that when the privileges we're granted he was
minority in the Board and could eeot nothing thd gr
posed conference with the essees takes place that
large public auction sale of river front property
following partial list of persons holding water front
privileges mentioned on the East River:
Co. at pleasure The Board" by resolution passed
MTsn per S 81 and N, &c. to
Shorthand Co. pleasure Of the Board" by rcsolu-
as% %y s p:r at & Is a%a No. 49, to Peter
% At pleasure Of the Board by resolution passed
Platform between piers No. 50 and No. 81 to Harlem
river and Porchescr Railroad Company, at pleasure
OF the Board by resolution passed May z 1874 at $50
Sitn for hat oan niars No 50 and No 57 To
schmitt Koehne, at pleasure of he Board by reso-
u Site for a' platform at SKY JOHN Pagan
Eat pleasure of the Board,' by resolution passed Sep
Site for platform south Of thrst to Ehrgn-
ton passed April q and December "a 1875 500
Site for bnkhead at Seventy fourth-st, Thomas Pat
ten pleasure OF the Board, ny resolution passed
se oT platform and Eghte
s t" MURPHY Nes M s as re S 'n ner aO m
| The following leases are held on the North River
Platforms at bulkheads between piers No and No g.,
held by NewI"rk and Baltimore Line
uary 2, 1878 at $500 per AMMAN.
starin at pleasure of the board by resolution passed
May 10. 1873 and December 10, 1870 at $1,000 per
Platform north side pier No. as, to Providence and
Board by resolution passed August l. ls72 at $3.50 per
Platform south side old pier No SO, Bogert & Nor,
gam agents, cat pleasure Of the Board, by resolution
Platform bulkhead south OF Thrtecnth-s, to Drew
Buesl lat pe@ ga q the board by resolution
Platform and hnlhead extension to pier At Forty;
the Board by resolution passed September % and
November II, 1873
In addition to these leases there are Others ac-
cording to Commissioners Lalmbeer. for which
nothing is paid, and which worth to the city
thousands OF dollars. COMMISSIONER Vanderpoel
says he could mention cases where such leases are
held at $500 annum for which he would be will
ing to give $4,000
| BURGLARS ARRESTED IN A FURNACE.
Charles Wilson. white man. aud Charles Green.
a negro. arrested at q clock yesterday morn
ing III the air chambers of furnace III the cellar OF
No. 20 West Nlnth-st. little after midnight
| William j. Andrus a twcnty-year-od son of Mrs
| Andrus who occupies the mousse. awakened
| by hearing footsteps descending the stairs. He
the basement The Iiaht from dark lantern was
flashed in his face. lie tried 20 cock his revolver
i T"I and barred the cellar door awakened
| young who stopping in the honsr, told
him to watch the front door, aud then won't in search
In IN, absence. Roundsman Brady CHANGED to
pass and was called INTO the house. He procured a
candle and went INTO the cellar. thorough search
revealed the presence of Wilson aud Green in the
| AIR chambers of the furnace. Wilson held III he
| hand SIX cbambcred revolver, and had the upper
; part of his face covered by n thick blue veal
/ Green held Ratchet and the dark lantern the
flashing of which had made their presence known
to young Andrus Between the two men was
n bundle of wearing apparel valued ut 800. II
had been removed from one OF the upper rooms o
| the house. Roundsman Brady arrested the men
While he was still ia the cellar Andrus returned
? Sullivan. The prisoners were taken to the Mercer
Street Police Station. where wilson recognize,
T as an old offender. When arraIgncd yesicrda,
| morning in the Jefferson Market Police Court
Wilson pleaded guilty Both, however, were com
mttcd by Justice Smith to await the action Of The
Il Grand Jury. Wilson once employed as u ser
: want by Mrs Andrus, but lett her service tw,
: years ago.
o ANOTHER VICTIM OF WALL STREET.
81 Charles Baxter the junior partner in the firm o
n | Joseph Schema Co., manufacturers of clocks u
n | No. 5l7 Vest Niuetecnth-st aud at No IL
- Ccntre-st. disappeared last Saturday and is r.,
= ported 90 have fled from the country having tak"i
"a | 4 large amount of money belonging to the Gri
% during the last year.. 1t is said that ne has beer
atnu IN W all Street and has lost n Il