New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

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GIVEN by the Knickerbocker Gas Light Company
% has been tarusd over her heirs william Bayard yard
Cutting Robert F. Cutting and NJ. bayaro 0u''
| ting each receiving an equal snare.
IyJURING LEGITIMATE COTTON TRADING.
| The cotton market il not in q hopeful state ahu
Of those whS haye not naa ad in the BANK
iug branch feel disheartened. Much complaint 10
| made that of the Leading members are speUu p.Tt
lating in February and March contracts, ana .nt
their efforts to make corners are inurlng Legitimate
business.
GETTING READY TO SLAVE saAyE IT THEMsEIXssb KS ,oWssbinu
ton.st.. and Thomas Bsland. of No. IA Cherry-s'
broke into the barber shop at No. 7 Baxter-st.
Yesterday morning and stole forty-hve razors u
hair clipper two pairs Of scissors four coats, some mo
towels and brushes, with $6S. They were held 1or
examination at the Tomba
| MS HEAD CRUSHED ny TRUCE. M.
Patrick Mnlligan. stonecutter. r9 CT no. |%t
Thrty-second-st. yesterday, when he was knocked
down by truck. one of the wheels crushing M ms
head. He was taken to the Bellevue Hospital; out
| the doctors said he could live only short time.
Charles Weber, the driver of the truck, was ar
rested
MRS. DUDLEY STILL IN THE TOMBs.
.No effort will be made this week to obtain bail
| for Mrs Dudley" said Lawyer Bntts, yesterday;
" Judge Fullerton has gone out OF town on 1 pus,-
| ness and have to 40 away tomorrow Mrs. Dud-
| lev shows no anxiety for her immediate release,
and we will let the matter stand over Tor lew
days.
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The Board of Aldermen last year made sew,
cral attempts to adjust the sa aries OF
the tabulators and others employed on
the official canvass. Each Alderman named
clerk. and some named two. The appropriation OF
So 900 for the expense of the canvass was exceeded
by several hundred dol lars. The committee IN
charge has agreed to cut down all the amounts, ana
thus bring the total within The Appropriation.
| THE REASON FOR Az ADVANCE IN COAL.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company yes
terday advanced its prices of stove coal ten
| 20 Gfteen cents "A ton. his simply because the
snow asblockaded movements from the company \
mines limiting ITS sales to the stocks II mas ~ tidc
water. The O. her companies did not follow the ad-
vance as they are not similarly situated and II 10
recognized hat thecausc OF the Delaware and iiuu-
sons action il temporary and not the result or any
snrcial increase IN the demand for domestic sizes
Theduness OF the business III manufacturing sizes
continues.
cAHrssfNG THE BODY OF THEIR DEAD MOTHER.
The Quinn family occupied rooms In the tene-
| ment house No. 3I9 Watcr-st. The other .tenahts :
were attracted carly yesterday By tho cries ~
| children coming from the room OF Hrs. quinn anu
when the door Was broken open SAD aIRht was
| revealed. On a bed in one corner of the room Jay
the body OF the mother. Her TWO giris. Hcllo age
| five, and Ann. age one were on the bed chIe-Sihs
| the body The police took care of the chlldren
TROUBLE WITH THE LIGHTS AT HELL GATE; -
| The lamps Vt the electric light tower AT iieh
| GATE are stationary and the man who attends them
ascends m skeleton elevated ear hsld III place by
two guide ropes Of steel wir" threc-quartcrs ot an
inch thick. he rain on Monday iroze as II ,oucnGl
the Ironwork and steel ropes aud covered the guide
ropes with lee. The when started soon stuck
fast. ana although a nuab"r OF men on IN" ground
pulled the rope with all their might they could not
| move II an inch and the man could not reach the
lamps.
| rI-SFRtL OF TX-ALpTENAS BRADY.
| The services az the funeral of cX-tderman John
H. Brady Yesterday by the members of ii0pe Lodge
No 2Ii.F. and 4. VI, wa, heid n the Nd,1alc lem
pie. Besides the immediate family thor" were present
among other, Bernard Higlln. Alderman Laehne
Ifcasury Agout Mpsamau. cN-Alderman MllIcf
Deputy Marshal Bake. Custodian Grimes, of the
Pot O1icc rx-tAirf Decker. John W. Jlcobus,
| a. ,Ir ,
| and |. II. Iobiu aud drlcga IONS from the custom
House, the Lincoln Union Nth Assembly District
the Republican stat" ard County Committees, and
the West side savings BAnK.
| rArH TfsTlFtEu AGAf>sr THE OTHER.
Jonu }. Norris and PatucA Conway, j., young
ncu Of the same aye and living together AZ No.
2l4 Graud--t.. were Jointly indeed i"r burglary
IN hreakiHg in TN wnao" o, & H. If noh snp
| d. and stealing two -ntchel-. he sntches were
s%"ra lS%%s hat IA" he had So%gS hcn Atcrward he
test iicd that Conway had broken IN the window
and given hlln the sutchcls Norm, was convicted,
and CONWAY on his trial ,wOTe tnat Norris vas the
| guilty one. having broken the window against his
| iConway'si protest ana stolen the goods Conway
| proved q good reputation and WAS acquitted When
had boon induced To- tell hi, hrst story about bnN
curc baiI Tor 10th Of them through hls father.
Norrls Aenteaccd To one year IN the Pcniten-
tIary.
| HOUSES REPoETFp UNSAFE.
| Sanitary Inspector Ncunllye recently reported
that the front aud rear tcncmcut-hou,cs ~ Nos. %
and JJl2 Muberry-st. were III condition dan
10 M, Py Ia,Tm 9 @ 'G and 'eE o.c %i repaa aa
| ury. of No. ~ Broad-st., aud are flied 10 over
iowIng with Irish and Italian families. pom the
recommendation of sanitary superintendent Day
the Board of Health yesterday ordered the houses
To- bc vacated within ten days An order To vacatc
| the top floor of the house Nc. - New Bowery was
| given because the stairs leading to that fopr had
become uusafe. II. Fltzvarlck - the lcss"" Of the
honse. The board also ordered the tenement honse
| IN ln .I .lf II
Robert. that Primary school No. IL, a. Nos. 2Oo
| 10 2I5 las; Thirty -sccond-st.. was unhealthy on
account Of def'ciye plumbing was sent to the
Board of Education.
BROOKLYN.
I william H. Gordon of No 1913 Huron-st.. was
before justice Nachcr yesterday, upon a charge Of
arson III connection with "A fire IN his store at NO.
| 1877 iiurou-st. on January H. lie was sent to
| Raymond street jail.
In tbc sult of ". H. Gale aud Louis Spadcr to re-
cover 50 900 from j IT, llaverly. growing oui OF
the purchase of the san FRANCISCO Opera House ~
| New York. now the Comedy Theatre, verdict OF
1920 was awarded.
The property to be sold in the, Seventh and
Eighth Ward, for unpaid taxes will be knocked
| down at auction to-day.
A Brooklyn cigar-dealcr gives a Bridge prone
| made ticket with every cigar hc sells.
| District-Attorucy RIdgway has written to the
| managers of the COncy Island Jockey club
race.track AZ Shecpshcad Bay, and of he irighton
| Bcaoh race-track. warning them not Ia allow tie
! selling uf pools the coming season on their r,cc-
| tracks a. he intends to enforce the Law.
| Strcct-clcaninP Contractor Bercan has written to
Navor Low IN regard ia tie present dirty condition
of the streets. He COMPLAINS Of inability to sweep
them in freezing weather as the water used IN
sprinkling Will freeze. and also of the failure Of
| thc ant thortlcs To enforce tho law preventing the
| throwing of ashes aud other substances III the
streets especially allowing the street railway COM
| panics to put sand on their tracks. StorekeePcrs
also violate the law he says, by sweeping rubbish
| into the streets. Mr.. Low Will confer next We'd
nesday with the Commissioners OF CITY Works and
Pnllce the police inStces, REPRESENTATIVES. ~ the