New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

will be opened IN september.
Red white, and blue neckties were worn yester-
day by Centennial enthusiastic.
On June l steamers Will begin making uany uip'
between Harlem Bridge and Rockaway.
Male applicants are refused lodging ut the ponce
stations now, except very stormy nights
Controller Green returned from his farm yesterday
morning. and was at his Office throughout the cay.
The pillars of the tracks of the Elevated fnifoau
in the Battery Park painted drab making them less
conspicuous. -,
The members of the Produce Exchange will have
their fourth annual Union League Theater on
THURSDAY, May Is at $50 D. M.
Forty-seyen officers were commissioned In the
National this state during April aid SO designations
were accepted .
Complaint is made lthat the gates and Enclosures
around the local stations on the Harlem Ha"d oonu"''
danger rather than safety
The troop of little boys In jockey dress mounted
ponies that eancr about Central paPs on pleasant A'''f
"Opcn-air saloons" where oysters with crackers
sold for one cent each have So been ID many
Goodwin, '7G, stroke and captain OF Colunbias
crew year. been reelected to I'll that position Tor TINS
season. already picked his crew, moot Of whom o"d
in Last years race.
The vicinity of the hotels and streets about Four
teenh st. ar nightly infested with criers Of extras when
vulgar doggerel
placard announcing picnic on the west side
contains &c following warning;
Paw at the gat: and you'll get dance.
Gov. Tildcn remained in town yesterday immersed
in New York City Brooklyn bls-7 IN numbers dvefH
usual expedition In horseback to the Park. lie
Is about returning to Albany.
la regard TO the report that Henry G.. Stebbins of
the Comm oners u Public Parks intends esgnine after his
lons service depa Commissioner stebbins Inn
self said yesterday tnat nc hal no -1en ln'ehiion
The Knckerbocker Yacht Club are making ar
for their annual regatta during the sent month
Several new Yachts added their fleet The club
al Port iris has been Toopenei Tor tic seas m
Physicians also feel the hard times They say
that sim lr in slight illnesses by patients
al out their aid and IN chdIens diseases they have
fct cold shouuerio The advantage OF Tie chlIdrrhi
Rlbie, are the most scarce OF jewels at present.
There ia Of them in Tie shops where precious stones
Rubie Of fst wafer must be The color OF The blood
Gy low" Red as pigeons bioo"' Is the criterion
1t is reported that the silk manufacturing firm OF
Edward j. CO. OF NO SOB Bruadway, and also oi
PATE rson " j. failed The all ties siaic at abodt
The sss,t WI not amount !" o'or ~ cents On inc
dollar.
George Wheeler, alias Prof. Wiseman, and George
W. BooAs charged with dciraudng W. r. Hatwooi
of ~ 900 AS mentioned TUE TRIBUNE Of yesterday were
Teqrd give bah 1000 each yeSssrla at te Washing.
Dr. William w. Hall Of No. - East Thriy-fourth
st. fe on sidewalk, at Parkave aud Thirty our'hst
evening apparently In NJ lie was tsE'n 70 tne rel
where ht expires. III a lew minutes
A iisil-dealer in Washington Market has large
gwen us That vooing goes TO ster, which Is daily
PLACED o. TOY ts aquarium %9sTe ue e1 l"y Vii, oy Az o.
sional plunge into the water beneath
The city has appropriated r2O 900 for tie relief Of
the bind yesterday the Department Of Charities
and Correction bean receiving aFpieaoas for aid AGon,
ia lax aSTse 81 abosi COO petsns
Some of the unemployed longshorencn were anus
ing themselves yesterday on the East River fun "ih
game ceos PLAYED on stone doostep upon which ihs
plaster served for checker men.
Broadway, below the Western Union Telegraph
building was OF busy labor yesterday, large nam
se Of sn a f"s's ayns iSaI S Tn tho
telegraph building with the stock Exchange
The rnInur current yesterday that Gen. W. +.
Smith, President of the Board of Police. was daneerousy
SICK iout foundation. lie has been suffering for some
fo ameness induced by cod and did no come to hi'
| how eSer, he was b,sy engaged IN his odloe
The Police Commissioners said yesterday that
they had little hope that injunction the hands
Of Judge spr decided their favor. II decision
Is rendered aa,nst them, however ihey VIII carry n ~ 70
sew points the to Judge spei yesterday
| The schedule of thomas Y. Avery, WHO has made
nm assignment benefit Of creditors filed yesterday
s G ~ and a Il. aas r s 81 fi shu Of Frse
lex Vimar states has Liabilities N goa AZ sozS' o. anu s
s sal'sOo' "'O"'''' '''''' ''' ' ''' " '
The Chi!drens Aid Society. at No. 10 East Fourth
st. propose to open again their Seaside Home for chill
provided friends Will subscribe the means During last
Summer children enjoyed bathing ard fresh air at
This home many spending WE I ii, y ~ Inv mr.
fortunate. From 5000 to $500 are needed u supportit
| A balfwitted darkey aroused the sympathy Of
soutst yesterday by weeping bitterly. When asked he
his ere he replo that his name was Dom Pedro
he had been travelling through me West o and had sft 1
gone to Pi iads pin ns funds h snort, and he
thus reach hr II was not asceAinc that the de
sirvd rel Il was procured.
At the meeting Of the Park Commissioners yesier-
day proposals opened for paving portions OF the
walks and paths Of the city Hall Parf the lowest big
that Of Herman a Guniher, charging 20 cents per ~aar,
loot, A. the Two PRO- oshs iocsiyo m hp ~ ol d
anpS ~ the public parks am places between aha ann
were he proposals were opened yesterday tie
| and .he Manhatian Gas Idght Company, tI2
| The standing committees of the Stock Exchange
were yesterday afternoon. That finance Ia
posed of G. W. MCLEAN Fitch W. Smith, \. u. Bayls =. r.
RUSSELL and D. C. Hays The Committee Of Arrangements
compri-es O. H. Broadhead q. L. Ialgi, =. White Jacob
HAYS 1. Ewe Cooper and d. T. Hqrtn; tGad on al
O. Chapman, red Colvl John Ten Iirook, IL Wilson, r.
i Mi%;ni Tux < %arrsH, VIM aa 9.
d. I. WOrien, and II. Il. AleIand'r
Patrolinan Fitzpatrick of the Fourth Precinct was
charged before Police Board yesterday with failing toprc
vent burglary April 10 at tho sors Of willy Walach In
me testimony a.cage e I a ' p dd s
had been opened and "sT VIA. s sy ~s bps,g ssS
having been away by we 1pproacn OF ne oso
rcrk ny Detention lred the char Of
failing prevent the eseap OF Two psohsf LI"iento anu
! lIoir part
| The recent heated term has brought forciby be-
crowded condiuon OF tenement houses and
the necessity doing something this Summer alleviate the
condition of tie little The wekDown West side Relief
Association whose central Office Is at No 403 West Twenty
nin,sI are seSuhg AMI vii r the ck D c ~ nnnr
parents sent daily and cared Tor during the time when
mems nave ,sst III OF Zoo vii send & rben "a sP
sInIarim a week. giving Ia M oo. lodging. medical
ten ance and all comforts home This practical
work and should commend itself " every one.