New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
NETWORK CITY.

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Snonpinp turtles are peddled on Sixth-ave, selling
| for 10 cents apiece.
The front of the Reformed Dutch Church on Uni
| versity. place undergoing repairs
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have just
| put hotel cars on their Chicago trains
The Sunday school children of Harlem will ENJOY
their annual promenade and festival this afternoon
| "Boots BACKED by an artist" is sign opposite
the Grand Central Depot which sits porty sinner
| The work of tearing down the large building on
the Of and si1thaye was begun
| yesterday. 49,
The equestrian statue of Washington Union
s Ssy 81 has been framed '''F preparatory
The Marine Court will sit in the Aldermen's
Chamber week, while its quarters arc being re-
| Several of the bridges over the Fourtli-ave tun-
modelled.
Many of the brakeInen on the Hudson River Rail-
road distribute tracts they enter leave the
cars
| Many of the North River piers have lately been
painted wewased adding greatly to the picturesque ap
| peaTanoe Of the river front
| Nineteen lost children were taken to the Police
Central Office TUESDAY evening, all Of whom claimed
| by their parents or friends
| The Police Commissioners continued yesterday
the detailed portion OF the force and sew
| era transfers were MAZE
Carriage manufacturers state that original designs
IN equipares not marketable. Only the English and
French styles OF oonveyances viii sell
| John T. Reeves, ir, has made an assignment for
the benefit Frank A. Ransom, preerrng
cebt 10 Vim. Butler Duncan for sJ''0o
The sea lions after having played successful en-
ngemen at the PARK during The Winter are no" starring II
| with various shows through the provinces
| The foreign mails were despatched yesterday ny
the steamships Alps, the former alone carrying
enough letters placed end to end 10 reach from the Battery
| 10 Ugh bridge.
Commodore vanderbilt's physician thinks his
patcn Is still improving though marked change Is notice
able from day to day. doubt that Mr Wander
| Dilt will b oat again.
The Excise Commissioners have removed Inspec-
tors Coppuis Weeks Urban and appointed IN their
places oliver Kussland, Thomas enned James Gregory.
| aud ia nes 4. Cayanasn
| ChrOmos of two pictures stolen from James X.
Osgood Co.. Boston, exhibited IN the Leayi Auction
Rooms pacarl descriptive OF tho, and Offering lib
eraI reward for their recovery
wealthy railroad fnancier, IN TwentIeth-st.,
recently celebrated his wedding by party,
printing the cards oiinyilaon No presents" socieV
goneraily commends the example ST.
| The Charles Street United Presbyterian Church
are going to their venerable pastor the Rev H. A.
Ba them 40 years service alfe pension Of
$I,j.O year. new minister VIII be called
! Gaugman Moran of the Street-Clcanlng Bureau
was arfaigned yesterday charge Of allowing or time
TO men under him they been at work. The
was Referred to "A fun Police Board
An old woman who has apple stand on Broad
way takes at noon. occasionally when
tie umbrella holds her punch bowl Of lemonade falls
| INTO tnat beverage, thus putting a "sucE III
Two Continental soldiers have pitched their tent
tbutions by ~ III persuasive only upon the
by tic p1p,ac Of buyIns ho"es Tor Decoration Day
! I'm the suit of jenkins against Lyddy and Others,
trcd before Judge Donoue. in Supreme Court Circuit the
fact. n which have already reported Ia rue TmBuNR,
the jury yesterday found verdict for the ntn Tor $500
Mrs II. d. Lyman has made present of - 900
to the Protestant Episcopal Home or Aged and Inhm peo
pie 800 East Thrtcenhst An EFFORT to raise fund
Tor the erection Of new and permanent Homo u belg made
An opportunity for an enjoyable sail up the iIud-
son. spending night in the country aud for returning TO
Fps us1IL tprt44 al
swf steamboat May fo"el winch VIII begin AeI uD' On
The Board of Charities and Correction have IN
-ruced the Of the city to make cnssihc
ton Of 'e prisoners az done a. The o@o' ~ Tue a,e5
The upper tier side be Reserved for men
| picture of the Pelham coach Is being executed
BIZ II c. Biepham for Col Kane The representation of those
outside nkenesses Coz Kane his wife and bro'hsr
scene is laid and antimnai one.
Yesterday was Queen Victories 57th birthday,
and all ships port particularly the steamers OF
TIE transaane nes were gayy dsss WIN n+ s nag,
years.
The supply Of fish in market is exceedingly alum
dan prices low. The sad about staten Island
has cocoa hsh have been tasen Fishermen
sly lodi point to extraordinary sdppy Of
b.ueiish during the coming season.
The readiug-room aud chapel Of the Young Mems
Christian Association 1874 Bowerv Will close to-day for
repairs The bu.ness OF the Employment Bnrean will be
carried on a. usual IL Is Ia, ~ opnsg eisISss
When a iuil r., OF for the past year wi be read.
Daniel Drew was still confined TO his bed yester-
day and was very weak condition deemed
proceed 1rnprrow residence the physc
| examination OF half a witnodt INJURY.
The students from Columbia College Law School
and the Law the University OF the CRY Of NewYork
and passed the court examinations about
I75 ALL signel the a,rneys rl N spr,ne court General
Of attorneys and counsclofs IN the community
| At the YOrkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Kasmrc recognized in argned before him for drunk
enncss one Dennis Whitney he had lately cent 10 the
G h sS mcs lie arsa ane t sorV
tell how he evaded his sentence He was sent
back TO BlacKwelrs Island.
| policeman last night found insane man wan
derng broadway and Tightening the by Hewas
was unable give his name. nor could any cew to his
eny found He apparently about "a years Of age
Ave feet inches tall had curly na blue eye
sandy mustchc and was dressed In brown aud WHIT
br,inned hat lie TO Bellevue Hospital
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday william
Hammond for randueny obtaining furniture Of the value
OF 1926 W. Baxter Of No. 202 Canal st. last April and
delivered by hs directions at No ojs ffhaye
ana for pTe,eGs s sG Iid %' r. VI 1 Day OF Value n"
Of $780, committed To answer in default OF $1,000 bail
A correspondent justly complains of the needless
ness with slippery peengs Of fruit thrown
the pavement and calls att non TO the injuries constantly
sutne suggests that II would be good thing 10 have
city ordnance requiring eyrry v'hsr OF iiHit 20 nam ss
pcongs into te CUTTERS and not upon the side
| walks.
The Seaside Sanitorium ut the Sea View House. on
the Long Railroad peas the charitable for aid IN
furrhrng object OF providing healthy homo for the chill
Of the poor in The city, 10 OPEN on June With
accommodations about 1000 children The funds earnestly
solicited forthcoming Partly worn articles of clothing
s%n Ian ng No es I've sS st. ''
| a member of the Sluyvesant family was to have
addressed the ohidron yesterday interest
ing topics connection with this old family on hearing that
the press was 10 he represented his modesty