New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-10
NETWORK CITY.

Win az .ne s'e pt eaa ~
John +. Farnsworth of Illinois
NETWORK CITY
Many of the frame shanties in West Broadway
should be torn down.
THE TRIguNs has received $40 from SARATOGA,
500 from S: b. Mnsgrave, Newburg. y. " and 50
from " L. A. r." Jefferson n. H., for the Seaside
sanitarum.
ADOPTING NEW TRADE RULES.
Those members OF the Produce Exchange inter-
ested in cheese met and adopted amendments to the
trade rules YESTERDAY. The amendments have been
published in THE TRIBUNE.
THE MANHATTAN INVENTORY.
The inventory of the Manhattan Railway Com
pany will be delivered by the officers TO the rcceiv-
ers of the company to-day. No intimation of the
contents of the schedule could be obtained at the
company's office yesterday.
A GIRL WHO BREAKS BOYS RIBS.
>, Charles Gerhardt, age eleven, of No. 223 East
Houston-st., had rib broken Yesterday by being
sstruek, with board by Eva Rosenthal, of No, 4o5
tai. Eva Rosentha was arrested.
DYING FROM YELLOW FEVER.
u, me schooner BONANZA, which arrived from San
and mate on the voyage. Captain Allan died AZ San
Bias July z and Mate F. c. Fullerton died at Porto
Bello July H. Both officers had the yellow fever
WARNING TO HARBoR LAW BREAKERS.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday fined the
steamship W: A. Scholten 500 for throwing ashes
and old bedding in the bay near Quarantine Thurs
day last A complaint made against he steam
ship Persian Monarch for committing similar
offence yesterday, which will be investigated Mon
day next.
WRECKS OFF COMFY ISLAND.
Cornell White laid complaint before the Pilot
Commissioners yesterday about a sunken
southwest of the old wooden pier Coney Island.
and of the wreck of the tug Louis, near the west
end of Coney Island As these wrecks are not with
in the jurisdiction of the Commissioners, the COM
plant Will he sent to the Treasury Department,
Washington.
MILK DEALERS ORGANIZED.
The milk dealers of New-York held meeting yes
tcrday at Calcdonian Hall in Horatio-st 70 organ
nzeS new associations TO be called the United Milk
Dealers Society of New-York and its vicinity.
George ConklinG was elected president, and Price
Committee was appointed, to meet the joint confer
of milk dealers to-day at Central Hail. for the
purpose of deciding upon the price of milk for the
month of August.
A WARNING TO BUILDERS.
Commissioner Coleman, of the Street-C Cleaning De
parment, has issued circular to builders, calling
vides that the owner builder of any house OF
building which may be erecting or repairing shall
remove all the rubbish of every kind occasioned
thereby, or which may accumulate IN the street,
before sunset ON each day. under the penalty of IS
for each days neglect
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
receiver has been appointed for the NewYork
Economy Packing Company at No. % Wiliam-st.
The president states that owing to dissatisfaction
with the management this method has been taken
TO settle the affairs of the company. 1t is asserted
that there debts. The following assignments
+. Morris and George A.Wildes to Max Levison and
Denis and James Sadlier to John w. O'Shaunessy,
with $l2, 300 preferences.
Furnishing A NEGLECTFUL MOTHER
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Fammer, Mr.. Chiardi agent of the
made a charge against Mrs Elizabeth McGettrich.
wife of Thomas McGettrch, waiter at Leggett's
children in City Hall Park and of being habitually
incorporate. She was sent to the wOrkhouse for
six months, and the four eldest children sent
to the Society of st. Francis.
A NEW WAY OF MAKING MONEY.
Charles Rucker dwarf or half grown lad turned
dishonest penny yesterday in Broadway by. spit
ting on the dresses of women who passed, when I'M
seen by them, and then ostentaiiously pointing it
ont and wiping of the stain accidental discov-
cry. He was caught by policeman practising the
trick on two women who were going into the Metro
pol'tan Hotel. and was taken to Police Headquar-
warded him for his :" trouble" with dime even
quarter.
CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.
n. b. BaItram, n clerk in the fifth division at the
Custom House, has been appointed Deputy Collector
aud placed in dharge of that division General Will
iams, who has had chargs Of IL has been assigned
been Deputy Collector on miscellaneous duty, has
been appointed chief clerk and adjuster of duties in
the NTH division at the same pay. Mr.. Mcmahon
formerly held the position for long time, and it is
understood that the change was made partly at his
OWN request.
ROBBED IN MADISON SQUARE.
Carrot +, Campbell. age twenty-four, of No. 221
East Fifty-fourth-st, and John Wilkin, age twenty
ragned i'll the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day morning, charged by John Clark of No. 20 St.
Mark's-place, with robbng him of gold and silver
watch. Clark was sitting on a bench in Madison
Square when he missed both his watches. A man
named Rice pointed out Campbell and Wilkin, and
told Clark that he had seen them picking his pocket
Justice Morgan held the prisoners in default of
81 900 bail each 10 answer.
HELPING HIMSELF TO A BREAKFAST
William Tyler, an English tramp, was seen at 5
O'Clock Yesterday morning entering the Of the
house of Simon Ii. Stein. at No. 46 East Seventy
eighth-st by private watchman Patrick Flaberty
The milkInan and baker had made their rounds, and
left inside the iron gate a quantity of bread and
milk. Tyler drew from his pocket long hollow
reed, and having freely partakrn of the milk mex
turned his attention to the bread, which he en-
the bars of the gate. He was arrested. Yesterday
at the lorkville Police Court, Justice Murray held
| him in $500 bail To answer.
RIFLEMEN IN SESSION.
At meeting OF the Board of Directors of the Ma
tional Rie Association yesterday, General Hancock
presided. The treasurer stated that 1850 had been
| received from the State. Major-(cneral j. II. Wood
ward " as elected an honorary life member of the
Board of Directors, and III. l.. Hotchkiss and W. r.
Borthwick life membera of the associations A letter
read from Mr. Cox, who lives i'm the rear of the
Crcedmoor range complaining that he ANNOYED
by stray bullets The question of holding a series of
! rifle matches at the International Cotton EXPOSE
tion Atlanta, Ga. referred to the president the
to act. Mr.. Kimball, the dire ur-general of the
| Exposition, is very anxious to have the matches
| held and offers the association liberal terms,
| BETRAYED BY THE CRIES OF A CHILD.
John McCann, age twenty, of No. $50 West Fifty
ninth st Nwas taken before Justice Morgan at the
by Mary Ageter, of No. AS West FOrtyiirs-st with
attempted grand larceny The complainant keeps a
beer shop on the premises, and lives the floor
above the store. Monday night there was a number
ber Stepping up TO the bar, he called for all hands
| to come and take drink, and when they we're all
! gathered round the bar he slipped away and went
upstairs Mrs. Ageter heard the crying of her little