New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

uis pot unusuol TO see a dozen persons packed
on the rear platform of broadway car
People having ast-of clothing to give away arc
requested to forward ITO the o. poolS0 0"0''
at No. 10 Trinity-place. 49, -,
The fifth anniversary Of the B9werY Mission VIII
take pace at the chapel No. 80 Bowery' to-moIro"
afternoon ana evening. -, >, ~,
Tho tmcucan Geograuhical Society Will hod tnc
trst of lts series of winter meetings on Ihurs aI
next at Chickcrlng Hall Dr. William Dra"loI"
Will lecture.
f. p Wmans for many years connected WIN a . 1d
commercial department of III lRlBC ~ was ~
mitted as ii member Of the Produce Exchange yes
teiday.
The president Of the Produce EXCHANGE yestcr-
day appointed delegates to the annual cohi eu'Io'
of the National Butter Cheese and Egg Assoc'a
ticn, IN Chicago, November ii and 10.
A. tac Produce Exchange yesterday, os35 bush
els of oats on the boat Yorktown lying al n"M
stores Brooklyn, were posted as out OF conui'Ioi'
Lena Martin child Of five years. was scaIded ny
the upscttIng Of n coffee pot at No All East
Eighty seventh-st. on Wednesday, ana dicd yester
day.
superintendent Murray yesterday sent out an
alarm directing the police to search for slender
man with small black mustache ana 'laewhskerS
who had been passing counterfeit silver doilar4
The business failures throughout the country IN
rho last seven DAYS rs reported 10 r. q. Dun * Co.,
of the Mercantile Agency, number for tie lhltCu
States 154 and for Canada 20. as compared WIN
20l last week.
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary Conference
Yesterday DEVOTED its cssIOn 10 South American
missions, The one in the Argentine Republic re-
ceved $40 for its maintenance ana 9o;ooo
WAS used for organizing new missions III DraZi'
PICKPOCKFTS AROUND THE BRIDGE
The gang of pIckpOckets who infcst the nelghhor-
hood Of the Bridge. but who have been absent
from their haunts for few days were at lheir OH
places of business Yesterday They nav rec0NcIcu
from the fright caused By the arrest Oh one Oh thcI
number.
CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM SMALLPOX.
Three children in the Schenck family at NO lS|
kIvington-s st were found SICK with smallpox yes
tcrday aud were removed TO the Riverside Hospital;
IL was believed that the disease was carried
TO them indirectly from the Hebrew school, III
PItt-st.
READINGS FOR YOUNG MN.
The Young Mems Christian Association this year
has engaccu The following well known readers Tor
lie winter course George Riddle. Miss Nela
Brown, Professor K. l. CummocH ana PROFESSOR
!. W. Chutchih. The dates are November ~ ahd
-, aud December !, II ana -.
An INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The Industrial School of the United hcDro"
Charities, at NO. - st. Marks lace. has been re-
opened II the season. After z thorough rrnnYa-
tiou Tins large ana cominphiouS building IL ready TO
receive Hebrew girls ten years old and upward.
hand and machnc sewing and embroidery are
fought tree Ot charge.
LOOKING FOR A LAD WITH BROK ARM.
Constable Ellis OF lohnstown, y. T., came 10 TINS
city yesterday To search for Nelson A. Broti, age
sixteen. VINO ran away from hls home IN J"hnstoWh
on thursday. The boy Is small for ms age. MS
Iig it arm "a broken and Is carried In sling. why
he ran away and how hlS arm came TO be broken
was not told to tie police. but II was ~ that ne
wa, not charged Wltn ANY o"cuce except that Oh
deserving his home. Supcuutcnd"n; Murray III
'tructed the police to se'rcn for the lad.
rINtLY scEAMbLE FoH CIGARS.
An cxures. wagon loaded with boxes of cigars
was run INTO by street car IN lhlrl-avc., near
Iwenty-third-,t.. last evening. The cigar boxes
we're many OF them thrown out and broken aud me
+ ctgaIs scattered m every direction. Men rushed
from the sidewalk, the driver sp aug from his seat,
and a lively scramble rn,ucd, IN which the driver
rot about one cigar IN every twenty 4 policeman
70. Na 81
CLEANED the partially damaged cigars from the
mud.
Mr. CONVERSE DECLINES 4 DINNER.
While Congressman George l.. Converse, OF, ono.
WAS m tine city making political speeches as week,
umucr offered e. INN. to be- gwen next week.
by the following mcrchl nts OF new K; y. fos-
Ter Ii.ggius James J. Ward, John +. 4 .cXandrr,
WinEun f. clyde +. Van Noikrnburg 4 Co.. A. Il.
Whitney :. Y. Wine, Ambrose snow, n. h.
Ihutbrr. Edward II. Ammidowu, W illlam Il. Grace
y Co., James Lyle amt many others. MI con
verse was Obliged t. drclln" the Invitation. on the
plea that his cug ig"mcnts called mm 10 the West.
A.KI>G THAT MORE L,BoREEN BE rlHED
delegation Of the antl-mOnopoy Organlzailon
headed by William \. ta,ry aud John w. hehoc,
called GA Commissioner squire yesterday ana
u lcd hrm why 50 many iabonrs had been dis
charged from the Department oi inbhc WORKS
lie Icped mat II was brCduac OF a Lack OF funds.
Inc delegation then left written request Tor
Mn, or race to ciu u meeting OF the Board of
. Estimate and AppOrtioumcut and provide such an
amount of funds ~ would euablc Commissioner
squire to employ the full force OF laboTcrS
REWARD ron STOLEN pIAMoND~.
Detective SeTgcants Valley aud Free on Thur
daI night arrested John thompson, ago twenty,
Of No. 49, last Seycntrcnth-st., on charge OF
IrIug one of the two neu " 40 on Wednesday threw
a brick into he sAOW window Of Alexander Ncu-
berger jcweIlcr at NO. l3l SiNth-aNc. BERNARD
MctiOVern, one OF the men. was arrested NJ the
time, but mono of tnr stolen j"welry valued at
80 900 was found. The prisoners were renandcd
by Justice smith in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. Mr.. Ncuhrrgcr offers reward OF
81 600 Tor he return of n diaSond bracelet valued
M SO 900 and diamond ring valued at 5000.
BROOKLYN.