New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
NETWORK CITY.

The Produce Exchange have resolved to
adjourn over Good Friday.
The railing surrounding the statue of Frank
lin in Printing Housesquare ia receiving coat OF hSn
brown paint
The trial of Robert P. Bleakley, for murder,
will begin April TO- by the decision Of Judge Brady rem
dered yesterday.
Amala Compat of No. 203 East F0urth-st.
died. yesterday from poisoning by Pars-ereen se-ad'
mnlstered April while she was suffering from meh
tai depression
A telegram from Chicago, Ill, says that
william Z. LefHngwe, criminal lawyer OF Lyons
Iowa, has been employed as counsei ior Lu"aru D.
Stokes. aud is on his way TO this city
Father O'Flahertey, assistant pastor OF the
Church Of the Anuuncialon. Manhattanville was pre-
sented with gold watch and chain, last evening by the
faculty students Of Manhattan College,
The Rev. Henry-Louis Grandlienard, former
pastor OF the French evangelical congregation at Balti
more Nd has taken pastoral charge Of the French
Evangelical Church, No. Uniyersity-place
Geo. A. Leavitt g. Co. will sell on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday afternoons OF the present
week at O'Clock each day, the Indices OF Records,
prepared under direction OF the Commissioners OF
Records Lawyers and real estate heh arc heleS'eu III
the sale OF these books.
The annual report of the Ladies' Home So
ciety of the Baptist Churches shows that hve inmates
of tho Home have died during the year The fair ut
Apollo Hall neted $1,000 26 The Treasurer Isabella H.
Bruce, reports the balance on hand as 1910 W. the eA
pendtures having been S7,6l4 TO-
The semi-annua book trade sale which
Messrs. George A. Leavitt & Co. have been holding
during the past days. at Clinton Hall, was brought
TO close last evening with the disposal OF large lot OF
rnsce eaneOus works consigned by various puOishns
houscs including j. f. TltOn d Co., IL. g. Bonn, Henry
Sotheran q Co., the Philadelphia Publishing Company
aud others
The reftting of the offices which have been
occupied by the Board OF for the past four
hoytt under
Department of Public Works, the Engineers Bureau OF
which will occupy them after May l. The coroners,
being county Officers are not Gonsafaef ccommaa
inquesi-room viii rented from private owners in the
neighbOrhood OF the CITY Han
The MORO Castle the pioneer vessel OF the
new steamship company tine New-York and Havana Dl-
rect Mail Line lett this port for Havana yesterday, Win
% passengers. By this line is secured semweeh'
mail Havana; the steamers Of the AexandLe me
leave this port every Thursday, while the boats OF tle
NewYOrk and Havana line sail on Tuesday Ihe vessels
of the new company are the MORO Sase' tne CieIct
and the Wilmington. In aGdOn 10 these Idi &c
iroa steamer is building IN Philadelphia
The commission appointed In the case OF
George Francis Train ascertain whether he Is sane OF
Insane met yesterday afternoon, Judge Daily presiding
The and Trains counsel were i'll attend
| auce The defendants witness from Omaha had not
arrived but counsel not ayerse TO proceeding
Tne selection OF the jurors occupied all the afternoon
IIoge j. d. secor, A. II. Cardozo, f. Firth T. W H5nes
J. Karl, jr., NJ. L. Townsend, W: H. Caswe VIM NILS
| g. W smith, l.. Bennett, and W. q. Rollst0n.
The Pembroke, new and large screw
steamship belonging to the Cardiff line has arrived at
this port. She built at Reufrew, and IL provided
with splendid accommodations erength l. 3al feet and
breadth OF BEAM 800 feet Her capacity is 500 tons Two
pairs cOndensng engines OF 500 horse power
are her OF propulsion. Her caons and state
are attractive and elegant and so hr,cass cabin pas
seugers are comfortably accommodated. PROVISION Is
also made passengers of the second class ana 'O
OF the third class On first trip she brought over
about 50 pas sengcrs aud large cargo Ot merchandise
A new chime of bells was placed in Grace
| Church YESTERDAY. The bells ten in number, the
largest OF which weighs pounds. about 400 pounds
| less than the large bell OF the Trinity chime. They
were manufactured in Troy, and cost 5000 The larS"
| bell bears the following inscription; "The chime OF
bells of which this is the great bell placed IN te
tower of Grace Chnrch. NewYOrK AT Easterude, Aprl
49, 1873" Below words Is the symbol of the cross
ana under t MOTTO Pro Dec 81 EccteSId" Inc Dells
will sounded the morning OF Easter sunday Tor he
first time and Prot McGOlderek of Albany Will be The
player