New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
NEW-YOKK CITY.

GorgeOusly painted Easter eggs ere for sale.
The wind last week Travelled LAS miles, s7er-
aging 1891 miles an hour which a lively breeze
The police male 1907 arrests last week. There
were reported 57S deaths ass births and lOS marriages
The city's receipts last week on account OF taxes
sfEs !lSoa fts''0 g. ' licenses s''' '' '''''' rents
Fairfield & Trask. produce commission merchants,
have offered their 20 the doilsr In iu settle
mCnt Of claims against uleln.
Barbara hundorf 100 years of age, was found
and was taken 10 Bellvde Hospital.
The receipts of the POST Office for the last week
were largest for any since the occupation OF te
new building. amounting to SfH9Oo
The favoI1te steamers Bristol and Providence OF
the Ta River & line % resume % & te'T @ s 81 l?r 6S season O
Newsboys are now not allowed to ply their voca-
ton e !hrdaye without badge furnished by the
Superintendent. The order went into effect last week
The condition of Barney Williams, the actor, was
much the evening had been TOR several days be
fore. His ply sicin however has hopes 0 h recovery
George w. Morton. Owen Murphy, and Jacob n.
Patterson r in as Excise Commissioners on sat
urday having previously resigned lis position
a. United states Pension AGENT
Work was resumed on the New-York tower of the
Brooklyn Bridge Saturday The contraction the temporary
foot has awarded to the Chrome Steel Company c
Brooklyn. Ths frst ware viii be laid III August
Owing to friction between the fishermen and the
Commissioners fewer shad poles than usual have been
put down IN the bay this season The number c e 1s6 Sag5
high.
large silk hat was seen proudly floating mp with
the tide yesterday by the passengers on North River ferry
boat one gentleman expressed surprise 70 ms ile VINO
replied that there was nothing strange In abea'ers taxing
President Smith of the Police Board and Inspector
Thorne were conyersng Saturday evening aboa pohce dis
cpne question to the attention of The captains to
20 Of duty and Of those hal bsol detained In
police court
A post-mOrtem examination was made OF Satur-
day upon body OF Henry Kelly OF No 81 Willetst, who
died Of hydTophobia al Bellevue on Friday morning MI
Kelly was bitten by dog about five months sso lie suffered
conyenence from the wonna until TUESDAY .heH he es
Seyeral of the emplOyta in the PoSt-Ohcc building
who were discharged volunteered to remain and SIN
performing duties They desired Col NcAfee the assist
ant custodian place them duty hoping that the N s
preparation will provide foI them gut le request was rse
a. would be necessary To insert special clause i ther
SsS Mere not done Col ScXes personally rene
The employees therefore cannot be eerAn oil RECEIVING pay iof
/ the services they now render
| TIE police made descent upon the Opera House
IN Trtyourtst during the matinee performance on satrI
day Nine gils and Eve upon the stage were arrested
The audience 500 and boys expelled ana the
prsouers were taken Yorie Police Court The pro
prieore, Gray Campbell were not al he OPel o.s ~ Sn'
Campbo denied having any connection WIN he esr
n dnG ng ReT ESabeih smith and Florence %ee
ed IN 500 for good behavior and the oeI were DIS
charged npoovrvx
| Patrick Burns of No. l39 COok-si. was arrested
yesteriay for shooting through the hand quarel
| George w. Knox and George Carter, who escaped
from tho Pencnry March 10. rocaptGre1 eat
| urdsy by NewIork ohiceT
| In a quarrel between Gilbert II. Perry and VIM.
H. smith, oolored chimney SWEEPS, Saturday night, the
former stabbed the latter IN The thigh Win pen Knife fey
| Is now IA jail.
Three services were held at the Fleet Place Afr-
can Methodist Church yesterday by the Rev. hr Murray,
who Las been confined for weeks 10 the basement OF the
| church There was no disturbance
| Andrehs Fuchs the murderer of William W. Sim
mons has aorod great excitement since the trial began
He smokes incossAny and when spoken " about the es
invariably replies " Ne have hopes
| The Mutual Baseball Club played practice game
with strong picked nine Of amateurs the Captoine
grounds on Saturday and defeated them At Prospect Park
also "a laJ &c number Of games were played
| Several unsuccessful attempts have been mahc
lately 20 enter the residence Of the Rev Dr. Tamadge ~ De
Kab ave and OxOIds The latest trial Saturday
morning when the thief was frightened Of by burglar
alarm.
The counsel of Francis d. MoultOn announce that
they viii appeal decision Of Judge Dykman. who sus
taned the demurrer nteose by tho counsel of the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher IN the suit Tor malicious prosecutor
| bronoht against him by Mr.. AOultOn
| The Sisters Of the Good Shepherd have just had
oouues fos tlsI Of Ataao and Last NOW Hofksves