New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Cotton Exchange adjourned yesterday until
Thursday.
A mad dog was shot by policeman at NO. 2'Z4o
First-ave. yesterday morning
The Butter Cheese and Egg Exchange voted yes
terday TO close on Monday, as well as on july 4.
John Boyce. age forty. was sunstruck yesterday
at the foot Of West Fifty frst-st.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos 321
Tenth-ave., % MariOn-st-, rear. and Ala west
Forty-eighth-st., front and rear
Number of deaths reported last week, $50;
births 1872 marriages., 2O4 arrests, l,34o; licenses
issued, 149; fees collected, $S,396.
William H. Vanderbilt and wife have sold the
property at No Cortlandt-st.. % feet by 121, to
Henry NayOr for 500, 0OO
Complaints are made of the dangerous condition
Of the westerly, approach TO the bridge over the
Bronx River at Williamsbridge
One-hundred- and-ffty-third and 0ne-hundred-
and-fftv-nnth-sts., from Tenth-ave. to the Boule-
ward, are being opened and graded
BATHS FOR THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
About 4. 600 men and boys made use of the free
bath al the Battery yesterday. Over 10000 men.
women and children have bathed there IN the course
Of the week
SEVEN FLAT HOUSES TO BE ERECTED.
Plans were filed with the Bureau of Buildings
Yesterday for the erection of seven flat houses, TO
cost $1,000 at Ffty-ninth-st. and Ninth-ave.
The owner is II. H. Tracey.
KILLED BY sTREET-CAR.
Mary Brion, age six, of No. IA Thompson-st.,
fell from wagon and under car No. 1873 Of the
Seventh Avenue Railroad, in front of No. 149
The driver of the car was arrested
HORSES DROWNED IN TIE EAST RIVER.
coach and team belonging to II. Hamilton. of
Fourth-st WILLIAMSBURG fell into the river from
Twentv-thrd-st ferTyboat Friday afternoon.
The horses drowned. The driver had left the
team on the deck, while he went 10 the cabin for
moment
RUN OVER BY THE CARS AND KILLED.
William Adams age twenty-eight Of No. 43S
West Thirty -frs-st, an emplOye of the Hudson
River Railroad Company, was run by the
e6a al ElpVput HAY
leg was cut off Adams also badly injured
about the head. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital,
where he died.
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS.
At Castle Garden YESTERDAY the steamer Celtic
landed 603 immigrants the Egyptian Monarch 20
and the Bristol 10. The number landed during the
week was 99ls In the last month here ere have been
landed 81 80 immigrants against 59,72O last year
Since January there have been landed 27o.342
immigrants against 241 500 for the same time last
year-an increase OF 36.54O.
POST OFFICE FINANCES.
The report of the receipts and expenses OF the
New-York Post Office for the year ending June 80
has been sent by Postmaster Pearson TO the Sixth
Auditor of the Treasury / he total revenue of the
Office was 81 200 0GG o. an increase of ] per cent
over last year. The total expenditures were
s76.077 20. leaving anet revenue of S3,323 700 49,
an increase of - per cent over the previous year
This is the first year in which the receipts of each
quarter have been over 81 100000.
ACCUSED BY HER HAIF-s1sTER.
Officer Gardner of the Court Squad, arraigned be-
fore Justice Gardner yesterday afternoon at the
IOmbs, Harriet Traub, age twenty-nine of Sleeps
head Bay whom he arrested on a special warrant on
complaint of Lille SalmOnson of No. 347 West
SeVeutceuth-St.. wife of the former counsel to the
Commissioners of Emf grafton, on a charge OF Grim
inal malpractice. The accused woman was parOed
until today. II is alleged that a civil suit for
damages is pending between the women, and that
the defendant is half-slstcr 10 the complainant.
Mrs Samonson looks much broken in health.
STOCK EXCHANGE RULINGS.
The Committee on Securities OF the Stock Ex-
A...r
Elevated Railway stock, that any stakeholder of
record who has floating stock III his NAME and who
objects to receiving the dividend on his own stock,
cannot be required to pay Tor the present, the
dividend due other people on certificates Ia his
name. In lieu thereon. he must give due bill for
the dividend payable when decided to b. due by
the Committee on Securities. Persons with no real
interest III the STOCK, but having floating certificates
in their names must give due bills for the dividend
payable when dir ected by the committee.
BROOKLYN.
The erection of thirty one new buildings was
authorized by the Building Depar tment last week.
j. b. Gnnnell Of Iowa, at the close Of service in
Plymouth Church this morning, will speak of the
Iowa cyclone.
thief snatched pocketbook. containing $40.
from the thlee-year-Od son of Ann Joyce, OF No.
III BIIdge-st yesterday
William +. Cunningham was awarded Yesterday
limited divorce from his wife, Elizabeth NJ. by
ChIct-Judge Nelson, Of the City Court.
Smoking cigarettes debltated the system of
Henry LeIchsngcT, eleven years OF age living at
No Ill Uuion-sl., and made him subject To hts, in
ON OF which he died yesterday.
Telegraph poles at First and North Ninth-sts and
in CrahaIn-ave. brooklyn, l.. d., were found deco
rated with e1igies of Guitean yesterday morning,
and taken down by the police
Patrick Tormey, Democratic ex-keeper Of the
City Hall, was apI oiDted yesterday by Commits
sioner Ropes, OF the Board OF Public Works, as
street Inspector, at a salary of 81 200 year.
Justice Walsh called the yesterday of Post
master James McLeer against Joseph A. Joel. for
criminal libel, wnen Assistant District Attorney
Busting announced that the defendant had been
indicted by the Grand Jury Justice Walsh then