New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY.
All He'll and All QUAY became involved in night
vesterdav at No. IL Pell-st. All He'll ended II by
hitting All Quay on the head with heavy SICK
Mrs. Hansen, whose husband, she alleges. shot at
her and then killed himself on Storm King MOUNT
ain yesterday returned to her home.
OF 249 tenement houses just inspected by the
Board of Health, 81 were in good conditlsn, 10 Z
fair and 3 bad. OF 1903 private dwellings2| were
good, IA fair, and bad.
The business failures in the last seven days as
reported TO r. G. Dun & Co., OF the Mercantile o
Agency, number for the United States loS and ior
Canada 27 as against 2O4 last week.
The managers of the Produce Exchange ycstcr-
day adopted "a resolution which prohibits the
essees Of Offices. their employees. from going out
of the windows and standing on the cornices.
The frame building in the of Ne 80 East Broad
way was ordered torn down yesterday Dy Superln-
tendent DOench. The front building was report
ed unsafe and also No. IL West Iwenty-seventh-st'
Two cases of smallpox have been discovered on
Blackweirs Island; one in the Charity Hospital n
and the other IN the Penltcntiary. ia inc @ioo' III
FRESH AIR CHILDREN srNT TO CoNEY ISLAND.
Another batch of 100 children from the stiiiing
tenement houses of the city went 10 Coney islahd
Yesterday under the care of the Rev. MI foung,
aud at the expense OF lHE iklboNh ric'n ~"
Fund
TOO MUCH NOISE BY HALF.sTAhvrp CALVES
Complaint was made to the Board OF Health yes
terday by residents of MoTisania that inc Harlem
railroad let r-loads OF haf-sarved calves stand
on the sido tracks near Observation-Disclosures first
ST. The railroad company was ordered 10 d'scoh-
time the practice.
BOOTH FOR THE BROADWAY ROAD:
The Aldermen Yesterday, on motion OF Alderman
Cleary. gave Jacob Sharps Broadway Surface
Railroad Company permission TO erect and keep
booth nj Bowling Green. opposite Beayer-st., sub
irct to the pleasure of the Common Council. No
restrictions are placed on the size of the booth.
FUNERAL or cAPrArN.SArnANIrL PRIME.
The Rev. DR.. HOughton, assisted by the Rev.
Mr. Underhill conducted the services at the funcr-
al Of Captain Nathaniel Prime. IN the " Little
Church Around the CorneTiy Ills brother Edwnrd nd
Mrs Seton, Mrs. Temple Prime, Dr. Jay, and Mt.
Sands among those present
ECONOMY ~ CARING FOR SICK immigrants
In view Of the small number Of patients In the
hospital on Wards Island. aad the expense of
caring for thcm. the Commissioners oi Emigration
instructed Secretary Jack 'on Yesterday TO asoe.-
tain frOn the hospitals OF the city at what cost
1er capita They would care for the sick immi
grants.
rNwisr To QUARREL Win An UNKNOWN MAN
John Werner. age twenty-seyen, Of One hundred
aud-seycnfh-st. and First-aVc.. wns sent To the
Ninety-ninth Street Hospital Yesterday with his
arm broken He said that he had been beaten by
an unknown man at ono nohu"dfcd-and-thirty- y-ihird-
ST. and MadlSOn-aYc.
AS AccUsrR NoT WORTHY or TRUST.
Emma Schroeder Of No. 30 Catherino-st.. who
was charged with assault Kate Ilaniiy. was dis
charged Yesterday by Judge Cowing on motion OF
Assistant District-Attorney DAVIS. who SAID that
the woman was 80 unlrnstworthy that u would bc
useless TO prosecute the case. The woman has made
similar complaints against several men. buttne
comp plants have been dismissed
An rLEcTRIc CABLE COMPANY.
Tie Manhattan Electric Cablo Company has been
incorporated with capi' al OF 81 ,oopo'o It's 90
jcct Is 70 purchase OF lease and use patent rights
applicable TO the construction oil underground or
surface telegraph cables. The incoreoraioIs are
John O. Preble William &. DOrnin, john \. An
drews. Samuel Conover and Charles H. ililliafd.
An IMPORTANT GHAIN COMMITTEE.
Hitherto tho Grain Committee Of the Produce
Exchange has treated with the trunk lines upon
all questions relating 10 the grading aud prcserva-
tion of the identity Of grain III cars ard III effect
ing its transport alton. Yesterday II. knceland,
John Anderson and Thomas I. Pollock were
appointed the Committee Oh halfway Anairs To
assume charge of these matteis
MAxGLED BY 4 DUMMY ENGINE
David Jarvis. age thirteen, OF No. 421 West
Thirty-third-st. wac run over by car attached to
a dummy engine on the Hudson River Railroad at
Tenth-ave. and Fourteen h-st last evening. His
right leg was cut off below the knee ana his left
TO the New-York Hospital. and William ii. Hl-
dreth the engineer OF No. $40 Icnth-ave.. was ar
rested.
TRUMAN, THE GAMBLtR. suRRENpERs HIMSELF.
George +. Truman, who with Larry" OBrien
was. engaged In street fight June Ia in frsnt of
the Coleman House. walked into the Dstrict-Attor-
news Office yesterday and surrendered himself to
warrant for his arrest Truman and OBren had
both been indicted for assault IN the first degree.
James T.. Kelly, Of the firm of Kelly & Bliss. accom-
panied Truman and became his bondsman in
$5 900. Truman pleaded not guilty to the charge
against him.
MR.. GRAcE's ROSES FROM AN UNKNOWN HAND.
small paper box yesterday received at the
Mayors office. directed 10 Hon. William X. Grace,
Mayor. New-YoIk, n. Y" IL came by mail. II was
delivered to the Mayor, who looked at IL suspi-
ciously and turned il TO Secretary Morrison.
The latter handled 1t gingerly but finally, holding
the box at arms length. opened 1t with knife. IL
was found to contain a beautiful little bouquet
the principal flower being white rose The
Mayor biushingly declared that he had no idea
who sent the sft and there was nothing TO indicate
the identity of the giver.
BROOKLYN
Conternos Band will give concert at Prospect Park
to-day at p NJ