New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
NETWORK CITY.


day. pou,,
An egg cup full of ice cream is sold in the Bowery
for cent
Cardinal McCloskey is at the Academy at Mount
ST. Vincent. c., :.
The keeper of q restaurant the East Side is
named !. Fried
Several artists from the feminist. studio ha'e uo
parted for picturesque resorts.
Lace curtains and plants have taken the place VI
piles Of oysters in restaurant windows.
The play grounds at Central Park give evidence
that this Is vacation time with children.
John Jacob Astor has given $500 TO the SICK
ChIdrcns Fund Of the Childrcn's AID Society
THE Sabbath-schools attached to the city churches
have nearly all been discontinued for the Summer
The foreign mails carried by the steamship Algeria
consisted 031 letters and AZ bags OF papers
Tho 900 women painters studying at Cooper
Institute have $1,000 in the past year by painting PIC
lures
A Carmine-st. undertaken horrifes the neigilbors
q q his his shop ,iiS '''''' '''''' ~
Anplications were filed last week with the Depart
ment Of buildings for erection of o. and the asiauoh
81 buildings 49,
The buildings of the College of the City of New
York will undergo thorough internal renovation during Inc
The class of 1878 of the College of the City of
NewYor annual reunion dinner last evening at NO
II Laiayetterlace.
Controller Green paid $14,324 90 to the aborers
on the Boulevard yesterday and lo IS to tue teacer'
in the public schools for their June salaries.
Cinnamon who have opened laundries in the city
attract around their doors composed largely Of H'o
Layed boys who annoy them with Their JetIs
The only remains of the old Jefferson Market
house is a triangular wooden where prison win
dows tell the present character OF the Dhldihg'
Commodore Vanderbilts condition has not mate
RALLY changed during the past ~ hours He Is abo TO SIT up
I'm bed when eating his meals sudden change is ez-
pected.
The performance promised by George Rignod, for
~ al II cIryh 4 IN
ayodaby postponed until yuy on account OF the actors
Continued engagement IN California
A Philosophers Rowing Association" has been
organized for the health and physical development
OTIS members regatta took place yesterday afternoon up
the East River, fourlniles and return
Immense carts are driven on the sidewalk and
load with barrels In roat Of the store at Duane ST. and
cn,il,iy on the WALK al yesterday afternoon
Char,cs : Stratton, widely known as Tom
Thumb WAS in the cts yesterday making arrangements for
The "a ling OF his Yacht tie Magg" b. in TIC trs. race OF the
Tie Centennial Eegatta which Akes place 'u'!'
II il somewhat amusing 10 watch the line of men
who oatcr the OF city mekocpes ever morning 10 see
n their watches arc correct Cornrymeu often visit these
I'm what is going ON OhIy clock.
The Mayor signed warrants yesterday as follows !;
New-York Infant Asylum sl.70l 30; Parka $685. INA
RISI innl ~, 0U,. Caariics Correction, s-s %
Pablo instruction s2lu2sj O5 Interest on city debit $4,000
The Controller has received 30 applications from
charitable institutions and societies Tor appropriations TO be
made 10 them from the Excise FUND. Tue question was
fue-ay ad ri.rr "a 30 l,i nae. r
- amount that should be given % ca'n ',.i,sy
Tie schooner William Durrer OF Calais, bound for
Salem came ilo collision with the acamcr sarah from Hart
ford ON TUESDAY night o The NoIth Brothers, Hell Gate Tho
bow-pt 0bo5 head gear 81 the schooner were carried
f@y 80 g Nv r by damage aud some Of he
frr overheard. Botn vessels were stopped FOR Ee
A new apparatus for ventilating purposes has
been introduced waacks Theater Fresh air Is forced
into the cellar Of 1000 feet per Minute hy fan
whs. diameter and distributed over the house by
ne hu1.n- I'M; arans'a,nt h'org' ga even
the chi o. a draft
The arrangements for opening a Sanitarium for
sick children Morgan station the Long Branch Railroad
have been completed aud first colony OF Ho onos viii
leave week at the slde ,o9orrow one aundre ch
du Will De taken az hrst 4ul others ~l fpo" - il as
be aud VIII be selected rom Tie crowded trne
to ienGy knS CaTn at SO 4oI M.. tspiy i
Association.
In Trinity churchyard, facing Broadway, is a slab
upon the following inscription Here lies the body
Of william Bradford, Printer who departed this LIFE May %,
1882 aged 92 years. ia 1860 and
America IN 1852 before the CITY Of Philadelphia aidout
printer to the Government or upward Of 90 years,
TINS mortal sato IN lively hopes Of BILE sed immortality.
..ius ~" y ~ ,ii I'D min 81 hars
place Of rest Prepare to meet your GOd then you are
The Singer Sewing Machine Company gives its
employees holiday today grand scale 1t has chartered
three the Pennsylvania Railroad and three the
Bound Crook in, e oS capable Of Sarns 5SC
Centennial The Company pays $1,000 Tor the transportation
admission 10 the Centennial Exhibition. the balance OF
$1,000 viii for their lunches At PHILADELPHIA the Gov
OF New,Jrrsey viii preson, them with banner given
b Common Council Of elizabeth The presentation viii
place IN The New Jersey Building This ID probably the
largest picnic the world
BROOKLYN.
The deaf mutes of this city and vicinity, 500 in
number organized political club to support the CIncn
Henry Ritzhemer, age 81, the superintendent of
the schzen Park died suddenly from heart
disease at y. IN. Tuesday.
gold watch, valued at 1920, stolen from
the honse OF sdor Bon at No 27 Clermonaye on Tuesday
evening" While TIE family were sitting on the piazza
The report of mortality for the week ending June
u shows IA deaths lover rate than any TeeS since tho
Capt Whitfield of tho English bark Lonoy, from
RIO Janero fined s25 yesterday for falling to let the
authorities know that OF bis had died from
yellow fever during the voyage.
Edward UnderhIll, who took dose Of laud anum
Tuesday evening at his residence at No. 1913 Fihave,
died yesterday $50 p lie had been out OF employment
for "A long time.
On the morning of June - an attempt was made
burn MacDcnads livery stable, Atanucaye, on tho
that the re started by George Macdonald the proprietor
OF the stable, and lao was yesterday arrested.
Ia the case of William Il. Olmstcad against Mrs.
Nichols, for alleged backmsng, motion made
yesterday dismiss on April 10 Mrs. Nichols letter
10 plaintiff threatening his past life
paid beard bill Of $3.50 which he owed her The
adjourned until June 30.
Four men broke into q factory OH Clermont-ave.,
Atlantic ave. about yesterday. stole planning
owned by John g. Fuller Of 40 755 sa5kctsL The factory
had been unoccuUed for time carried
away windlass truck.
Ex-Judge John A. Lott Thomas H. Rodman, and
George H. Fisher, who appointed by Judge Nelson as
referees otr the suit OF Kingsley and Keoney against city
Tor work
tho cnpstc5d Reservoir took tho yesterday the
City Court After preliminary discussion the case WAC