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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
At TIE MERCY OF TRUCKNEN.
SWELLING THE RANKS OF the MAY-MoyING ARMY
THE BRIDGE AND THE FERRIES.

SWELLING THE RANKS OF the MAY-MoylNG ARMY
THE BRIDGE AND THE FERRIES
The city blOssomed into furniture vans of
many species yesterday. and the first pronounced iHd.
cation OF Maymoving late in April appeared. The hol
low paraelopipedons for the transfer OF brc-a-brac
and kettles, pOrlicres and soup dishes,
mahogany chairs and coalscuttles, were TO
be seen in numbers in Madison and Lexington aves in
the cross streets above Fourteenth-st, and in the
upper part Of the city generally There Is not the usual
rush at the extreme end Of April moving week in
advance OF the customary May limit has been going on
this year unwonted extent stl the whole force
of vans in city thoroughly occupied and will
be for several days.
There has been moving from the city because OF
the cholera three families in Lexington and Mad
between Fortieth and sKeth sts, have made
to out put their furniture into stor
age houses and 60 abroad to escape anticipated cholera
Even the ruckmen laugh nc such proceedings, because
they pretend to know enough about cholera TO declare
tricts down town the east side.
The Brooklyn Bridge has spoiled the business OF the
this city to Brooklyn. Fulton Ferry did receive
load yesterday. whereas In former years goody income
received from this source good many loads Of
furniture passed over the Bridge on their way
TO Brooklyn. but hardly any came to New.
York. Many were taken over tho Grand street
Ferry to Williamsburg The Pennsylvania and
Eric Railroad annex boats from Jersey CITY TO Brook
Ign found large part OF Their inannate freight III i4r-
nitugc The transfers between the two cities around the
southern extremity Of this city were considerable
The changes in Offices downtown are unusually uumcr
ous The cause1 underlying this as wei as moving
by OF the ferries, u desire
TO lessen expenses. Occupants Of Offices are
in a great many instances going up story or two.
Another class consists OF those who blessed with
earthly possessions despite the hard times. These TO
take possession OF comfortable quarters in the
large number OF new buildings which has been put up
the last year.
Many people are moving from this city TO jersey city
HobOkcn aud Astoria I'm cnicayOr 10 reduce pcuses.
The result OF this j. that rents have fallen In tenement
houses Of the better class and in Offices The demand for
flats however keeps the rents MP for that kind OF build
ing Yet there is probably moving about from Hat
to Hat and apartment to apartment than In any other
class OF building IN the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MA9Kers

GIG aa$ $
%a% Y SSf5s
@ o S'5 5 sd !, Ss
9 White SSs!s@a'esE' s Sa ssse
5 Western VIM. % SR sP Ss
steady and inactive; PORK Ssce,essgioar.
5000 5000 bush. RYE: 500 bush; shlPmentsE:Wheat; 500
Corn 10000 bush
BOSTON April 29-Flour firm Western superane IS IS
q g. 20 F F1 y Snf g as s
YsOT sc Wn Mixed e Ne %S Ssds %
shorts and MiddIngs steady Provision, steady. Butter
6
oats 00O bush. shOrts 400 bush; Barley. - bush.
BEST sGr spring = Roller Patent . Family Winter
Wheat sales 1000 sl bush s No No. H MIs az SEE
S SsI. q sisaay IS ;,ss
% f Ss. %ie Ssr g. go 900 p SasS cee
$1,000 ousn oats, 5000 bush; Rye ~ bush Barley,
1000 bgsn shipments-tlour 2sOe e5is Wheat; soOOo
S SasS B SGEa &Co bush bush" ~ '''' '''
i AD5 g s 81 Wheat and a asnf "a E. Rs
o. receipts $500 shiP@ents 400 bush Corn higher
RysEo Fa 7Sc BaTsy0Eitra 40 Spring 81 q
BSs sa Steady st Shoulders. o. 81 lara
Bacon strong steady shoulders s. 35 shortrih % So
Hogs steady Common and Light So 5D1si O5 Pack.
and Butchers - 20Ss4 9O receipts 1859 head slie
ulenIs. all head
DRTRoH April 29-wheat firm No White. 81 04is cash,
Ami 81 Oi4 May 81 0i l.: June 81 0jS No. Red Cash,
sfO3l April 81 Oh May, II "a; No Red 9ic. CornNo.
q oats-Lght Mixed, AZ 2c No White, 3JS4cj No.
.. 3Sl2c
MILWAUKEE April 29-wheat firm. No Cash eOc;
May. zoe; June. Y3c: cora quiet Oats nrn No $3.50
Mess Pork. Cash MAY. 81 70; June 81 So Lari-
Prime steam Cash o May, So 81 June, 500. Butter
Choice Creamery II 2d2Oc Cheese-es Cream. l0a lie.
Eggs-Fres non lc Rcceipts-FlOur. 10000 Dbis Wheat
10000 BUSH Barley 1000 bush Shipments-Fl0ur, lo00
bblsa Wheat. G,OOO bush; Barley. 200 bush.
PEoEIA H.. April 2a-Corn firms High Mixed 4si27i9o;
No. Mixed 4Sls "a iSLc. oats firm: No. Whit. $50
80 i2c No Mixed. 3Sd3SLec. Rye irm No 2 81 6S2c.
Rcceipts-Corn $4,000 bushi oats BLOOD buse; Rye 500
bush shipmentsCOrn 1000 BUSH oats 10000 bush Rye,
100 bush.
PHILADELPHIA April 29-Flour-Thc market was moro
firmly there demand except FOR small lots
10 meet immediate wants: Western and Pennsylvnia
suoeI IS b u do Extra SO 90 S5 81 Pennsslvana
Eainly sO)Gst 2Ji Pelasyyanil Role Process 81 JO0
81 5 Delaware Family 5OOs5 90; Winter Wheat Patent,
sj2jdsj 90. Wheat closed strong and gag 2c higher;
lots very scarce and strong No. Red
April GSl or May $lls al 02 June 81 03s46l "a;
nly II O5G Il o. Corn-Markct feyesh and higher
ear lots in far trade demand ant higher No 8
Mixed grain depot. 5,c; No. steamer. Mixed IN
depot - No Mixed gram depot - nc quoted IN ekport
May 81 sa57s.c.i June. 5!s.a5l9se. July. SsejsLc;
oats-Car drm Rejected White loci Pennsylvania No.
April 432 a44 %c. May. 434aiS l2c June Sr9 ilc Re-
cripfs-Pionr. 5000 bills. Wheat LOOP Gusn. Corn.
30 600 oats $4,000 bush. ShDm -nJs-WheaI o2Oo0
BUSH 4i.OJO BUSH: oats 5000 ousl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
CLOSING RACES OE BDSTOy SrOO&S
BosToN. April 20. 1885.
WEDNESDAY, April 29-P. NJ.


III. the same old story at the stock Exchange. and
days operations dintr from those of another only Ia
amount Of transactions that sent over the tape
Prices whether the business In stocks amounts to 10000
or 100000 shares tho creatures OF "A manipulation
that daily Is reducing the circumference OF tho spccua-
tive circle and accommodating stocks In fewer hands
in the last twenty years have the complaints OF
want OF business been general or 50 Bit
ter as they are now Such giving Of orders
the purchase and sale OF stocks there h now Is
distributed among select few. that brokers who are
outside of that circle practically burning their can
dies at both ends Among traders the complaint Is no
less general Of lack OF opportunity TO operate upon
any general principles Of cause and olect-thcy say and
justly thar prices rise when the news should weaken
them and that they fall when favorable reports should
stimulate them. Todays business amounted to 1926
shares against 81 400 shares yesterday andas usual
few stocks furnished the bulk OF the whole business Only
three stocks contributed much rs 10000 shares each
Pacific Mail 10. 700 ST. Paul 1900 and Union Pacific
10000 and only three others furnished much as
5000 shares each-NOrthwestem $500, Delaware,
ackawanna and Western 1900. and Oregon and Trans
continental 9IOO shares The from the West con
corning railway matters discOuacing b0th IN the
matter of aud traffic yet st. Paul and
Northwestern, after fluctuations of y per cent closed
with gains OF Il and IS per cent respectively There
nothing about the Pacihcs except continued
talk about joint by the Union and Northern Pacif-
les OF Oregon Railway aud Navigation Union Pacific
declined from 405s to 4s@al9is, Pacific Mail advanced
from 54as a54as to 55 Oregon Transconnenta closed
with gain of l2, and Oregon Railway and Navigation q
per cent Among the coal stocks Delaware Lackawanna
and Western shows advance Of 4 per cent and Della
ware and Hudson declined Il per cent OUTSIDE OF
these principal stocks, Cleveland Columbus, GIN
cinnat aud indianapolis. Michigan Central ana
Omaha preferred were specially weak ana closed Win
losses OF liz TO 2i2 per cent Manhattan Consolidated
from - to $685. and Consolidated Gas declined
from 81 % to 400 The market closed du ana lregu
lar 1900.
Government bonds dull and weak except Tor inc
per cents The changes IN the bids were . advance
for the and q decline for the and coupon 49s An
neIed are the closing quotations:
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its at - do 100 D. at 6c 40 do, 1873 n. at &c. and
10 do liy ID, at 90:
Denton Sold sfvsa. iso b. ~ few
Extra. &c.
y F. sadler Co. sold IO4 Western Calves poor ii2 70,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts we're 30 cars Of ehcad
~ cars at 6Os and 20 Jersey City Total for four
time last week There good demand the and
prices ruled steady FOR all grades Poor to Prime Clipped
ranged from ~ to &C. Clipped Yearngs sold 60
and Unshorn do at sea- l2 and lin ted number Of state
saes-Judd Buekingham sold: l73 Unshon state Sheep
100 10 at % so us DO 95 n Is g9 Texas do "A b.
Western do liz b. at SIS as 20 Clipped do Io7 b. at IS
10 DO iO2 D. at 81 To- IA DO ~ % at so i24 clipped
YsaTns aSsr s% S 90 sSa sA'sg Il "a ssSna
7c III Clipped Michigan sheep 95 %. az 5c 25S DO IS NJ
az 9s 81 80 $50 clipped Western DO 7e n, at g eo
at at 50 a a'nOi ise do 81 % at s. $751; fss se s.
At 5sc 10 do g 10 at &c go Clipped do 81 10, 4c l07
p S Kase sold: los unsEcrn Michigan sheep. 80 10, at
70 o. 81 Yearngs 50 ID. at G2c 90 Sheep and Ycarisgs
~ y Pacock sold: 4sa Clipped Sheep 81 10 at &c,
Newton 4 Glet sold 2o5 Western sheep part cpped 81
benback & Dewey sold: 81 UnshOrn state sheep SO n
State Yearsgs 81 % "a and 50 spring Lambs AZ $ each
n: sS& s gT9s cp r a e sass hep
iCs ~ At G. I and = cSSRed s9eeD . p
SIG 10 Clipped DO 20 ~ at 4c, and 20 Common Clipped
HaicnbecK Davis sod 1855 state Ycarngs 80 H. at &c,
e. f ppea hS se & 81 a. az % is n 81 "a
DO 1903 1853 do loo h OF &C. less s0 25l DO 1903
SSsG Is az - &c l q o. a q s "a ad h. ,sg
32 Cippeddo 100 m. at ls4c, and 10 do q u, at4hc
1se were eas soi oad a o cars gs
2j6i head against 3j 1851 head for the same time last week.
Feeling steady and nominal quotations are isG5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. April 29.-l230 y. m.-cOtton dull: MIDI
ling Uplands Is lG; do Mdtlng Orleans 57sLi sales,
rccepts % bales including LOO bales American Flu
lure. dull; Uplands Low Mddlng clause May and June
delivery 4SBld also 47-o8d do June and jury delivery,
5Sd4d; also 52Gd; DO July amt AngGs delly I've s
6l.6sd also 60.6id September and October delivery.
j6.6ld October and November delivery 4sO4d 40.
November aid December delivery. 1854. -.
Tenders tor delivery nc tOdays clearing 4OO Oales new
motion The sale, Of the day 5000 bales in
cluing uales Futures quiet: Upands Low
Mddng clause. April delivery 46Ofd value DO Aprh aad
May delivery std value do May and June delivery.
id buyers DO Juno and July delivery 5l6id buyers
40 July and 55Old buyers, do August
and september delivery j64d buyers; do september and
delivery As sid sellers do. November and December de-
3.3np m-Coton-F Futures dat; Uplands Low Middllns
clause and June delivery 3j0fdi also 44otL 90
lime and July delivery lGid; also 1854; do JUS and
Angu a delivery .464d also 53bidi do. August ana
ecnienber delivery jS6id do SoDember and OCTOBER
delivery 556id also $3.50 10 November ana Deeem-
Der delivery. ! 44Oid. aso 49, 40. - Al,
4 n m-Cotton- Futures closed dull; Cpands Low Mid
ding clause April delivery 1854. sellers do Apf ana
Nav delivery sid sellers. do May AMI June delivery
DO July and August delivery. 52Oid BUYERS 90 Augnss
and September delivery 50 O4d. buyers Co. september
October delivery 335d sellers DO october anu NO
delivery 4J64d sellers do N0velOer ana Deceu
GALVESTON April 29-Cottoa dull; Niddlng 10 5l6 Low
Nidlng 10 Good Ordinary 1916 net AMI gross re-
cepts 81 bales Exports Coastwise llV2 Oaes sAes W
stv,SyAH april I9-Cotton quiet; Mddnng. lOss; Low
Aiddg 10 =; Good Ordinary ga net and gross receipts
n bales Coastwise 1880 bales; sales 80 baess
SEw.oRIEASs April 29-Cotton quiet Miodling. 10 Sl6
Low Middiug . 1915 Coed Ordinary lille, net ana
gross receipts i24O bales Exports Coaswse 1885 bales
sales 1000 bales stoc& l'A254 oaes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srppRNy CouRT CHAMBFRs-BefOre Barrett J-Nos
AZ "a All 10 n So 81 go 90, o. l07 1l3. III li3 no
1866 1871 100 1872 ga 2j6 279, 291, 3O1 800 3o 49, Oh
suPFEaE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-PART Before Donohue
J-NOs. 227, 1888. 900, so, $50. 1854. -,
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL rEgM-PAHT lI-Beiore Beach,
sIPRFyI CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART I.-Before MacOm1er j.
Nos 27OB Sj51 Abs 4l34 Abs, 3255 32D2 lUl j. z51S
SlOg 224 345s 4l22 lll9 l4S3, 3il9 %16' S45o 1868
SI,PREWR CoURT~CIRcur-PAR II.-Hciore Andrews, J..
Case on Ie Alum agt Long Island Railroad Company No
y tPeSMR c,oCRT-CRcUr1- III-Beiore Peckham }.
Nos 4l4S. 1920 $780, 3li2. 3llG 355Z 3iSO - Sii
1860 22l $751; 1864, 1861 1866. 1867, 1863 1863 CO.,
suaRocATE's CoURT-ROllns. SWIM Of Elias Aaron at
1850 a m: viii CT Louis Hanmersiey at II M VIII OF
Xinfred Austin at IL m.
sUPERIoR CoUGT-TRlAL TERM-PART I-BefOre Truax j.
suPERIoR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART u-AdJourned for
SUPERIOR COURT TRIALTERN-PART III.-Bcore Ingra
COMMON PLEGsSsfEcIAI TERM-Defore DAILY c. J-NO
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Before DAILY, J.
1918, 1928 GJ7, 1888, 03l. IFS lJ lSOl lOpS
1879 1858 1851, l2i5 1866. 1870 lZ15 l%7o i29O Isl
COMMON PLRAs-TRIL TERM-PAi1 i.-Eeiore van hoe
gen. J-Case LOhrs agt Metropolitan Elevated railroad
9TIHY yo;I,TTdSyyTRAI TERM-AdourDad for the term
CRY COURT-TRIAL TRRM-PARf I.-BefOre Hal, J--Nos
l06s 1885, 4037 4OSS 4Oo9 4OJo 1885, 4OV' 4o1o 4IOo
4lO7, 4l05 - 49,, ~, n. ? 49,,
Asst. Dist Atty. FellOws.-Nos. l. = ,- ,.-,
CoIJrT or GENERAL SEssoNs-PART I-Beore COwing. j..
and Asst Dist Attorney DediOrd-N0s J. J. g. b, o. T. X
o. 10 ll.l2 IS, IA. 10, 10. II. IL. 10 20, y, - 60
sleeve J. Dist Attorney Nic0-NOs l. z, 8. 1,
g. T. \, g. 10, IL, ~, H. IA. 10. IT, II, Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO April 29Tne DrOvers Journal reports Cd'ns>
Receipts $500 head Shipments 2iO0 head market sctve
Exports So 5GSJ G5 Cows and Mixed 81 J00SI 80 stock
81 rs.
Hoqs-Receipts $4,000 Shipments. 1000; market weak,
Rough mixed l5dSi 40; Packing and shipping 81 500
81 65 Light 81 2oas4 30 skps. 50 500s4 20;
Sheep-Recepts 0OO head Shipments lOJ0head: marSet
fner Inferior So 75@s3 76j Medium IS 6oGs4 25 Good
81 2j. Choice. 81 80
ST. LOUIS April 29-lanle-aecelpts l. 100: shipments.
1900 active; Exports IS 6O6Sj 9O Good
Shipping, 81 7jQS5 So Fair % Medium. "a IS 9s5 10;
Texans 81 00G as.
Sheep-Recepts. 400 shipments. Q 100 Common Ne
dunn. 81 Is ass OG Fair 10 cnoce. 81 00fs5 70.
H00s-RccsiDts 10 ZOO shIDmenta $500; LighL 81 459
81 5O Packing ~ 0O95i 40; Heavv 81 J0Gst 81.
BUFFALO April 29Cd;tle Receipts to-day 2O00 head total
for 4SDD nead week. 1900
head consigned through. ll9 cars market higher
Goodto Choice steers s. $685. So sockers ani Feeders
s3 1884 20.
Sheep Receipts to-day 800 head total for week thus far
10000 head for ne week ODO head consigned
through. Is cars market in fair demand Medllm 70
Good 006S5 Good Choice 50 O0Gtj so; ordinary
Choice Lambs. 50 00dS6 Is
HOgs-ecepts to-day 5000 head total for week thus Tar
10000 head for same uns is,t weex $4,000 heat con-
signed through 12j OF which 10 IL NewYOrk market
quiet; Medium TO Fair Workers. s-9S-: Good to
Cnoce, 81 oJGi so Butchers Grades 81 5JG4 90 Pigs
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EUROPEAN F1NAyCIIL aARxEr1


LONDON April 29-ll m-Consos 95l4 for both money
and the account.
1880 m.-Consos 95is for money ard the account;
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certh
y; Canadian Pacific 81 Bre Second CCnsOs $685.
Mexican Ordinary 29S Pennsylvania, 55i9; Reading, 81
New-lOrk Central 90.
p. -Consos 95s for both mony and the account.
Paris advces quote Three cent Renes at II francs rs
confines for the account.
l2O D. "a y for money and for the account
l3O m-COnsOs 05 l6 for money and for the account
la5 D. m-Consols. 30 for both money and for the
account
PARIS Three Cent Rentes II franc,
81 y confines for the account
900 p m.-COnsols 0j for both money and the account
2:3O p. m-COnsos 9j for both money and the
$3.50 mParis adyIces quote Three per cent Rentes at
II francs 81 confines for the account.
m-COnsOs % ll6 Tor both money and the account
$3.50 mPars advlccs qnOte Three per cent Rentes at
n francs ~ y ccntimes for the account.
COnsols. % for both money and the account.
H. OnsOls. % for both money and the account;
Pacific 81: Ere, l24 do Second COnsOls 56is
Mexican Ordinary, 29s, st Panl Common 722 New.York
Central Ola
Paris ayces quote Three Per Cent Rente at II france As
cenCmes for the account.
40 m-COnsOls 30 for both money and the account
India Council bills were allotted today at an advance
Of3lOd. per rupee q,
balance TO-DAY ~ &22J,OOD
8 D. m.-Bar silver is quoted at 40Ssd. per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30

Sandy Hook-ll Barometer % 70 Th,Tm, ~. 81
wind wv. ls mics maximum velocity 81 misi w'A'h'f
Arrived Yesterday
steamer wyoming CBr Rgby Liverpool April 49, Qn ryr
~ sin e D c9Spe er Golden st Lucia April H. 81 KITS
A ays ~ Bnnham 10, BOSTON, Goram Guantanamo
10 days with sugar TO Perkins & WEIGH vessel 10 Mine
BARK Bovston lof Boston, Small cardenas via peaware
Breakwater Is days with to order 20 Mlio
Maggie Browne @ DagSs Fo % Ralg en-
CLEARED.
Steamer Assyran Monarch CDr Harrison, London
Steamer Alala tBr, Donaldson London Bros
steamer State OF Alabama (Br) Gandy' olaSso"
Steamer New.York. Quick New. orleansJT Van sickle
Steamer Delaware. Wmnett Chariestoh-J Su
steamer Fanny cadwaads Hart Balt%,SrSsIiJ kTe%s
Steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK, Phiiadelp1la-1onH
steamer Eleanora Bragg Portand-Horatio Han 70
shin Joseph r) Nichols. iristo-J FWhltnev az
Bark Flora rl Pike Harbor Grace, NF-HarNey q ou'o'
Brig Economy t3r) Kuowlton. Limerick Ird-scam'hen
Brig Gornet Hasten Port span-D Trow1ridge
Bng starlight Libby Port spanGL w a. n j. nrmsro"s'
schr Champion tBrj Farrer, PictOu. Ns-scanme BIOS
SAILED.
steamers Elder for Bremen Normande Hayre rhhSgaadni
Bordeaux Delaware. ChaTlcsOn Commonwealth rh'i"'
Banks Palas RanIeruosn; Hope Cork John Hickman
Briss LIZZIE Ztoscn for Aspinw7ll Thos Turu Pont-a
Prc; Alice Bradshaw, Port au Prince
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April Arrived steamer Harvest tbr) Garner
2sh-Saed steamer Kilg tBr,, Denlam, for Mont
real. ,,. n, ro--o,t
ouSESsTowv April 29-sailed steamer CITY Of Chicago
Br, Watkins from Liverpool hence for New YORK ,o.or
IisGoW April 99-Arrived steamers INDIA tBrl Jameson
ffom New.York Apn III Grecian tBr, lie Ialais H""i
Boston April II. ., r., D,u.5o,,bt,
Sailed steamer Prus,an (B McDOuga. for Phlladri ohI
MoyIfLF April 2g-Arlved steamer IcvOni1 tBr 9uns
from NewYoTk April 10. on her way to Glasgow 'ahu Po
ccededl - ,,,-u.. ,vr,
Esson from New.Yors April on her way 70 Leith co..
MONMOUTH April 29-Sailed steamer Dorset lbi)' sa
tor New-NOrk
SWANSEA April 29-ssiled stanmore obi. for
Baltimore - ,t.,u,. mr.,
IL dimes. for Ncw-York - /... m, ror
lor for NewYOrk. c-,,.-. ,o.-, u,,bIo
vein. New York April u. 80. -, - ,,.,.
sailed Moraya Ger Pet1out LOT NoN oIn
AxfwERi April 25-sailod. steamer DE Ruyter 'Besl'
BTarcna for New.YoTk, 49, H..
PHLfEmo April 2Gsalcd Teutonia (Brl. Grims
NAPLES April 27-sailed Columbia (Br. Garyle'
for New.Yor&.
AsPxwAI April % Sailed steamer Acapulco shackfofd'
for NewNOrk. -. n,
Fraser. from New-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
TO DIG AND BORE FOR WATER.

Two of the gentlemen who are interested in
the Yew-York City Water Company whose articles Of
incorporation were filed Tuesday said yesterday
that the object OF the company was to furnish an add
tona supply for the lower part of the city both for
power purposes and extnguishng fires. Water may be
obtained both by digging and boring. Tho opinions Of
experts engineers have been obtained and they think
the plan feasible and that there's millions In IT,
The water pressure below Canalst. for several
years has been slight during the day time
ana each year II Is growing less. Insurance
and tho heads OF the Fire Department fear
that some fire viii gain great Roadway in the dry goods
district because OF the short supply of One OF
the plans suggested Is the erection OF high tower by
of which water be forced to the top of tho
highest buildings II is asserted that for power pur
poses alone the expense attendant the additional
water supply would be than by the sale of the
water lie corpoiators viii meet for some
time next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
RITs OLE LEGAL NEWS.

In the case of ARENAS II. Holmes against ex-
Senator Jerome B. Chafee and David H. Mofatt Robert
sewel and Francis Bangs made the closing addresses
for the plaintiff and defendants respectively yesterday
Justice Peekham charged the jury that the fact that the
stock of the Little Pittsburg Consolidated Mining Com
many was capitalized at 20000000 was not an element
~ any importance i'm the case The only question TO be
decided was whether there wul Misrepresentation
on the part OF the defendants The jury were directed
to bring in a sealed verdict 49,.
Solomon Michel yesterday recovered $1,000 from the
New-York Elevated Railroad Company for damage
cansed 10 his property No BOwery, by the cOnstruc
ton of the Elevated Railroad. The amount claimed was
81 600 The counsel for both parties were dissatisfied
but Justice Macomber in the Supreme Court, before
whom the case was tried, denied motion for new
trial II will be taken before the General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
ANOTHER CRASH on THE ELEVATED ROAD.

crash was heard by tnOSc III the nelghDoT-
hood Of the Battery about o'clock last evening and it
was found that the list OF accidents the Third
Avenue Elevated Railroad had been increased The up
and down tracks join just before the South Ferry station
reached and the Second and Third Avenue trains
the united track at the platform. Second Avenue train
just leaving the station. just Third Avenue train
approaching IT, Before the former could pass the
switch that Joins the two tracks the Third Avenue train
ran into its last ear. throwing the forward end
from the track, the wheels broke through tho
walk the outside Of the track and demOishng the
iron ratings the platform Of the The front OF
the engine slightly damaged.
The falling coal and the sound OF the escaping steam
created considerable excitement In the street.
There was only woman carrying a lit
tie child in the Neither hurt. The
rest OF the train continued its trip uptown, but
traffic stopped below Chatham-squarc. The en-.
plOyes OF the road would not admit upon whom the
blame should rest and when policeman tried 10 go
the of The wreck, three gaemen crowded around
him and blocked his way The officer drew his club and
prepared force entrance, but the allowed him
10 pass saving they did so that they had only been
chewing orders.