New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
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Thi,1.aye prneery store DISPLAYS thiH hs"
" Sn tovers ot Good llu,tef Mea, l'e'c''
na,ia nnsl hebner a roliSh child, ase Tour, VA
,eit alone at No lH1 ftt-nt, yeHle'HaNi NY ''''"
ms caught hrc, and she was b1,heu "e'i""'n'
The members Of the Produce ENehan9" sos'oae s"ra'ev
adoh'ea, NAV of H. de H. Routh who died Oh Mon
1ho h,oct houpded by Madison and Fourth aVes,
and Nmetv-iourth and Nne'h -ni'u ~ noar"s " Ris
purchased hy the city ii"" '' "
sell for S35O,OOO. ~,
Aarre wagon loaded with chickens III c9'ps ~ ndonT ne
down near the Post once YESTERDAY "nn sun 'nade
the fowls escaped III spite vi 'n0 "'N''
after them by pedestrians -,
rho 1oaa Regiment. NewYork Volunteers VII,
hold a fair for the bcneit Of the WIDOWS az, an',
orphans, beginning on December -, a' ""''''"
John NJ Schmidts, No. l3 Secohd-aNe.
'' uurr,p.prow RIDE WITH CONDITIONS
German lionor dealer in Eighth-ave;; nauieu
Schmidt, Will take n wheelbarrow rue Oh ~. the
giving Day as result OF ,ne h ,oser So every
time he moistenS the palms OF HIS N"""' "''' w.
every time he tips over his ioad
1NsrNsIBLr FROM EscArISG .daJ. GAS: =, M 81
Jobn Conklin an old man who boarded a' No
W.T. Eourlh-st was found inscnslble III ms nc" "ou
YESTERDAY and his room was ililed WIN st1' oy,n't
inmates of the housc Thought tna' ne nau pan to
fel ~. Z.
W .u vcsni,s Uosuital whore 1t said that lie
would recover
u.u.r ppoKFN ICT-CREAM WAGON CAUSED;
An ice-crcam wagon broke a9wn III i' am oro uo"
resterdav and before its diapidated remains Wei.
droGrcd ont of the way the AIR around tne Iost
Office assumed an indigo hue under the Nisp'V"o t,o
language oI the drivers vi ulo s'i'0' '' ~
Park Row corn doctors.
~ FIT AND DEATH STARING HIN II THE FACE.
Ac a TRIDI,XE reporter was passing the oil store
of j. Bingam. at Centre and iseade s.s yts,ci;s i ~ "a
man was lying on me moor, III III hot "s Stove NOT
mare than ten feet away. In another moment there
would have been teIrihc explosion anu ioss Va
life. .o,,.,,..,s rr,opr
Commissioner Coleman of the Department OF
Street Cleaning makes the following report OF the
number of loads OF ashes drl' &C. Sai'iV S"G! aoG!
for the week ending November x ashes ii'Z"o
ruhhisl : OO3: Department of Public Works, Iol;
markets, 1873; permits 2o2G. Total Z-'o'o ioauS'
JruIEs AND FRUITS r9IsoNEp, y ,. IiT CANS.
DR. Cyrus Edison. ofthe Board of Health, reported
Yesterday that he bs seized LOCO cans oi leiilcs
and preserved fruits put up by ne ): I. kitt,r
Conserving Company, oi No. oto ,NaSi'ihS'oh-'';
Tho I'm cans had not been sealed properly ana
fermentation had caused corrosion OF the tn
,rrocK,pc AT BROADWAY ANp rUITOS-sT.
The AIR about the vicinity of Broadway ana
Fnlton-st. bues With the curses OF drivers OF
draws. omnIbuses express wagons ana All manner
of vehicles Yesterday afternoon. The Jam was
worse than usual, and that is saying much. 10 al
tempt 10 cross the street was to come to periIona
StauIStlll the middle OI ". anu II
to stand still ON the sdswak No remedy ioE these
daily blockades has yet been suggested.
BURIAL or JOHN GoLDBERG.
John Goldberg the scight-ofhand performer
who died last Friday at Randalls Island was hnr-
led Yesterday in Washington Cemetery The
funeral services were read over the body by Jow
ish rabbi at the undertakers establishment ~
Sprng-st.. where # iay., Holdherf was omrle4 at
of the ROYAL Arcanum Lodge o 232 and his family
are entitled TO a considerable sum from the peheht
fund
William Torrcy, of Manchestcr.N. j.. who built the
New-Jerscy Southern Railroad from SANDY HOOK
to Philadelphia, came to thus city recently ana had
a uu,n her of troublesome teeth extracted. and an
impression taken for new set of teeth. lie IL now
cutting thurd set including TWO eye 'e',h' iour
arc that more viii follow aud that the false seIwll
not be needed,
Nj MoRiAL or riu REVISED ON Tr~rAWNr
The revision of the Old lrstamcut IL Completed
and viii hc nnhllahcd ncNt spuug by the tuivcr-
.riN rrrsaca oi ONiurd aud tnmhid cc The AucU-
ran Committee has ordered nomntl tlal odliion NJ
four volumes to hc inT'rlhod ~ tHt Hl,'ls u anu
scnt free of charge to amy one who contributes $50
orders with the money nuat hc srut before DEE
crmhcr ~. 60 Andrew J.. Taylor No. bihlc
House.
s,.rrNs,oN or . corroN rNCuANGr Ntir.
The members ot the Cotton Exchange who de-.
maudcd the rcscndng of the resolution providing
for more stringent rcRulmiiy IN iiAllnR nave been
partially nuccCAhlul. The Nnatd of Managers has
rrcnnudercd It's action and lHid The amendment un
the table and advised the Committee nn bylaws
10 frame such amendments Il. viii make the rules
conform more closely with those ol The Liverpool
system.
James f. Ware the architect, Yesterday hicd
plans the 18th Regiment Arnory, winch IS 10 be
erected III Nnth-aye. between SNly-hrat and
SIxty-second sts. he building is 10 cover an
L-ehapcd plot of ground, With frontage Of 200
feet in the avenue extending 20 feet westward IN
SiXty-frst-st and 32j feet in SIYtY-sccOnu-.t The
estimated cost Is T3OO,OcO
TO BUILD MONUMENT TO PETER COoprR
The committee appointed TO receive funds and
erect a monument 10 the memory of Peter Cooper
report that it has received 1928 fl. The COM
mittce has also received number of designs, sug-
gCstIons and models, which have been placed on
exhibition in the Cooper institute II has decided
10 delay action 10 enahle further contributions 10
he made Subscriptions will be received by the
treasurer, Mayor Edison. and Others
CONFERHISG ABOUT THE KIOSK sCnEMF.
The Committee OF Streets OF the Board Of Alder
men gave another hearEg yesterday to the repre-
senta;ives Of the Manhattan Company, wdicE pro-
poses 10 erect kosks for the sale of newspapers, PEE
riodcals, and other articles at the intersection of
public thoroughfares small model of the proposed
kosks, locking like pagoda. was exhibited. The
inventor was present and explained the model and
the aims of the company. The further hearing was
adjourned TO Saturday
HOW LAWYER swINDLED HIS CLIENT.
Alexander II. Reavey, Il lawyer who has had an
Office at No. 81 Warren-st.. convc eel Yesterday
before Judge Cowng of grand larceny in the second
degree. lie had as client katharine von ReitZcn-
stem, who desired to obtain divorce from her hus
band Oscar hugo Won Reitzenstein Rcayey en-
gagged to attempt to procure the divorce and OBJ
tanned from his client small sums of money, winch
finally aggregated S21J. Mrs. Won Rciizensten
then employed another lawyer ana found that the
summons in the divorce case had not been served
She made complaint and Rcavey was arrested lie
admitted Yesterday on the w!tuess-stand that he
ha been suspended from practice though for a
trivial offence, as he alleged. lie demanded for
sentence.
MANY REvERsEs or FORTUNE.
Benjamin Marks jobbcr in cloths at No. 27O
Canal-st., made an assignment yesterday 10 j.
George Flamner lie prefers Esther g. Marks for
SO 600 nine notes made by Jacob Cohen amount
ing to So, 500 and five notes made by various per-
sons amounting 10 81, 900 He has been in business
in this city since lsj1; failed in October. IsJ7. in
the firm OF Il. Marks Co. who compromised with
their creditors. aud Mar ks continued the business
up TO July, ~ ISIS w. when ne retired with fortune