New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
LITTLE MOVING on My DAY.
PIrILEss RAIN FROM MORN TILL NIGur-souF
DOWNTOWN CHANGES

PIrlLEss RAIN FROM MORN TILL NIGuT-souE
DowNrcwN CHANGES.
Yesterday was drcary May Day. The cold
rain irterieGed sadly with the pans Of those who 'd
Fixed upon May for moving. and iew OF tile siShis
when usually characterize the day were to be seer
Those who could deferred the change OF rsidenc'
Those WHO cor.d not submitted with the hest grace
possiblc and saw their household goods and goas cX
posed upon the sidewalks 10 the driving rain Tie huge
vans. however wl!ch lave Icc'ntly berone popular
furnished protection for furniture when 1t had once
been stored ~ ileir roomy interiors The uuci"rh
wore disappointed look, Int they con olved themselves
with n urlt that Tie harvest was only postponed
At tie Brooklyn srd jersey CITY fnros tie rat' man
TINA ted that only Gre CARLOAD Of furniture passed over
for every twenty which usually pass when Nay Day IS
fine To-Day will probably tie the real moving day.
The changes in stock Exchange firms were more nu
meroas than usual Ouly few really new hrinS were
announced. and the principal changes were retire
ments and fresh combinations In old firms The
most prominent Of these the withdrawal o:
Charles J.. WOershofer. n general partner from
WOerisbofer & Co. though the hu'iness u r0tnnci
under the same naur 10y 4. q. Renner and Hans SOM
mcrhnd with Mr. Worri-hOIcr special PARTNER yis
johnson and Frederick r. Brown retired ~ special
partners IN II. L. Horton Co.. anu "a new nrn vas
formed by the remaining partners and MI Brown Tue
dissolution OF llarriOt Nuyes resulted ~ two new
William Mcclnrc an old member II tie Exchange r.
tired from L. H. Hartman &c. The irm 81 Powers &
whitmore. Frank :. Weston and Henry D.
Filler HduittNu 10 WESTON * lSu Blllrf.
The firms 81 Ma thr & Beers. Major x Co. Putnam
* Earle. Rucr Carver Parker. aud l.. L. Prank Co.
were announced among the Ill solutions.
Removals "a Wall STREET have hcrn going on Tor
week more Many changes wcre male yesterday ~
suite OF thu weather. white others were postponed.
The destruction Of the buildings Nos. 10 II WHlLs;..
which are to rebuilt. caused OF the changes.
Among the Trims compelled by this 10 move whit,
Morris Co.. Hatch FJutc Ge.ton Bnssing s. Berg
* Co.. W. H. Gsadby & Co. Bound q Co., TintOr s.
Holt. aud ". L. Patton Co. s. " White * Co. whose
Offices used OF tie biliinFs. removed frg
weeks ago. John BlO0dgOud & Co. aud AtcrDuiy
Tillnghast removed Ia tho Mis- Building.
Hocrshoicr n Go. have Offices NJ No -
Exchan % place extending through No. 30 Broa.t.
e. l. Hudson n Co. Henry ~ Smith spccih partnril
removed 10 No. 80 waist. Allen Stead removed
further down Broadway to No Is. souttcr Co. have
iakeu new quarters IN tho Mortimer building. @. A.
Bennett & CO. AID NJ G. Heuvicr & Co. removed 10 tho
Western Union Building. ia ErOad-st
The following among those who took Offices ~ tho
new Cotton l. Exchange building: InnIn, Sw mn & Co.
EOuntree a Co.. :. 81. Weld Co.. Robert Taunahili n
Co. q. Schroeder * CO.. Chapman Setter, X. Sridcu
burg j. H. Parker, tartnn MonHi. the American Docks
Company, K. MacauLiy & 90. Tuttie q Wakefield L. NJ
scott! Thomas Scott. ana j. /. ID. willard. The uus
which moved into the Onlf vacant Offices IN tho Produce
Exchange were: The sub ageut OF the New York AMI
Nrw-Engiand Railroad, Hustled q Hnzcltme, Bruce
Cook, h. Metticrs sons, Weir Htllrt, iermsnn slut
& Co., Hancock Co., Mason * Bell, and ". 3
Miller.