New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

of ;ts small size and weight 1t was well snaP PEI
having been born within two weeks OF .no sa Of
period of DEVELOPMENT Us parents are father is
driver for Winters brewery: His wife Is sIo nv
healthy woman under the middle age he itnan
four hearty children, the Oldest pUy weight as
most infants have. The last addition 70 tIo Path
was horn on Tuesday morning. Dr. CnaIIos . 49,
of No 231 East VINO a was gir fully
ance. announced that the cnila was ~"
developed and apparently healthy. hod :, licked
When the little creature was weighed ~ kacnoS
the beam at exactly 9all pSaseba its hands
we're not much larger than squlrrers paws, u.1U
tho fingers were we'll shaped ana naa tlnS fpmti S
hhea5 added considerabl, to its diminutlve APP
pearance When Dr. Roth reported the oiron " n
child at the Bureau Oh Win ,Hs DR. SaSie the
deputy register went uptown to look at tne DoG'
and agreed with Dr. Roth that it was an 1T
nary freak of nature Wnlle ihey woiE bad lived
it, about ii a. m, the child ulou' ~ nav
twenty seven hours.
REPORT OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DEMOCRATIC FALSE ECoNoMY-sTATE OF THE SUGAR
TRADE.
sacretarv George Wilson, of the Chamber OF Com;
merce has completed the twenty seventh annual
report of that body and 1t covers IA octvo @
In it are presented the record OF proceedings n lU
May 1884, to May 1882 roll OF memoers stotatics
specia trade reports and series OF stais sa
tabIes carefully compiled from the ofhclai docu-
ments of the Nation, State and city IN GAZING an
tention TO the discontinuance OF the puDncatlon
md distribution of a entity summary OF imports
and exports and of foreign commerce ana ilniEi f
ton from the Treasury WoMae as Represent
atves to make an appropriation lor tnls PutfD oU
the executive committee declares that such ln1orm
alton is of incalcuable value thaf IL InI t
the Government to make it public anu !. seouas
almost q return to the obscurty OF the uaIA ases
10 reserve In these days of telegraphs ana
| the information, collected at great COSY ny .no
Gnyemment for an annual statement of the opera
tons of the fiscal year-whlch Is not pupLlsheu ui
six months after II can be OF any PosspeT hogh
| the courtesy of Chief of Bureau Nlmmo, VINO mas
been "removed for political partsanship tne re-
port of the Chamber includes the usual M %
statement of the trade of the United states ior LILO
Much space is devoted to the condition of the
| yarions trades Figures are given which show tnat
New York maintains its suprema in the sugar I'M
ports as we'll others that the cohsuinPt Io
| tinues in a rapidly increasing ratio WINE prouucI
] tion has outrun demand, and under tne genera
denresson of commerce last year prices gradually
| declined The cultivation OF the cane mas Iound
active competition in that OF the oeetroot, anu
| SORGHUM promises to enter the field The moasses
| trade has naturally sympathized with the sugar
trade There has been an increased consumption oi
coffee, low prices followed an artc assed into
mora conservative mana cement, the results are sat
| isfactory to both importers and Jobbers. Inc Yea
trade has also suffered from the general depression,
| and sneculaton has unsettled and demoralHeu INC
| market The cotton, breadstqils, and provisions
products were improved in the general conultl1n
of trade Some apprehension Is felt regarding tne
/ netroenm trade as Europeans are pushing the pro
dnction of their oil beds to the utmost IN tneir en-
deavors to relieve themselves from tribute u INC
| American market
HELD FOR CRUELTY TREATING HIS WIFE
A German physician, J. H. Branth, living at No
400 West Fiftieth-st., was in the forkylile Court
Yesterday charged with cruel neglect or ms wle'
| Theresa, who now lives at No. 500 Elghth-aye
| Four charitable women who nave been supporting
| the abused woman or nearly 80, were present ana
told a ptiful story of the womans condition. Jus
| tice Murray teegraphed to Captain klllliea 10
ascertain if she could possibly be brought TO court
without endangering her lifc and ON receiving the
answer that she could, sent carriage 1or her
The door wOman's head was swollen TO nearly Twice
its natural size from erysipeas brought on by de,
later the disease from which she IS suffering. Her
benefactors then gave their testimony and corroDo
rated each other. ,,os
She lived in hall bedroom on the third toor OF
tenement over fish store. The woman " ho leased
the room to her had allowed her 10 remain there
ont of sympathy. The sufferer had AZ various
times appealed TO them for food, until for some
time they had furnished her with every comfort
they could afford. One woman had heard her,
while she lived with her husband appeal 10 MN 70
CONAN would have frozen to death on many a cold
winter day IL 1t had not been for the fuel
| NV herself The doctor had been put under bonds
| 10 nav his wife So week. but had ceased 20 90 so
as soon as the order expired. lie Nss deIenueu OS
| counsel who moved TO dismiss the complaint on
| the groundj that 10 date of abandonment had been
| nroyen The motion was denied by Justice Murray,
who fixed bail at bSl 900 on an order OF gu per
| week Bail was offered. ,.-,
| AZ have twenty-four hours In which 70 examine
the bond. l shall take the entire time' LOCK hill
up,' said the Justice.