New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
NEW.YORK CfTY

| The number of immigrants from Russia last year
was 59 an Of nearly 5000 over The previous year.
The steamships Holland from London, and Can
ada from ave landed 1886 immigrants at Castle Garden yes
| ierday
william A. Boyd Corporation Attorney, yesterday
paid {, the Controller $685. penalties collected during April
| for violation o. city ordinances.
| The fair of the Sunday-schoOl Of st. Marks Parish
f benefit Of the library will be held on the
afternoons evenings o May To- IT, ana IL from !" -
| Ibo procceds Of the lecture to be given by the
Rev william r. Alger this evening at the Church OF the
viii DE devoted to the beneht oil the L"ioS n'
| lent Society Of the church
The proprietors of the st. Nicholas Hotel have
placed escape the springst side OF that onlng ~
consists endless cal on pueys, suspended al ioh Vi
| 'h- Windows in tie end Of the haIls
| The opini a has prevailed that Oakley Halls libra
" voud be sold yesterday auction, but such was not e
case However library at least is now IN The hands o
auctioneers, and viii be disposed OF soon.
The members Of the Bar are requested to meet
at 4 D. m today the Of the supreme 'onr General
Tcr 10 take action in re The Rene liza! Code Inc
call for the meeting signed by many vel known lawyers
An unknown boy, age about 8, was found yester-
dav parayzcd and speechless in Eighty ttdst between
second ana Tlldayes lie had light hair aud complexion
and gray eyes. he was sent 10 INC ->ihe'y MINI" ~ ~
| pital. -
# is statedtbat President Hayes will leave Wash
npton on Bay Will be present In the evening OF '
day al the dinner the Chamber Of Commerce at Denohco
IN ms city On the afternoon OF the day he viii unya
IN, statue Of Fitz Grctpe Haleck in the Central PARK
A German lady applied to Major Hart of the Per-
NIT Bureau At the Mayors Office yesterday for na'"raza
ton papers for dog under tie ne ordinance She was
informed that the dog having declared his intentions to com
piy with the Law, would be saio until next week
james Cruilshank, Secretary or tie American
Popuar Life Company who was indicted Tor per
Cry appeared at the Dis,rictAuorneys Office yesterday and
ave bail m OOQ. George W. C0rwn Of no l3j Roosevelt
Il aud Frederick SIorhar OF Yonkrrs became his sueties
The performances to-day and tomorrow at Bar
NUNS are the which will be given in this city for the
present. Tae performance yt FOR Tie benefit Of oscar
IT. Orlnond Miss cngler There viii be extra appear
Of the framed horses which have attracted so mach at
tention
u. H. Baldwin, William II. Guion, and p. 4.
Fac were appointed hy the Board ol Managers OF the Cot
Exchange yesterday committee TO consider e '"Oee'
II tho supervision OF the handling and storage Of cotton n
accordance resolution adopted by the Exchange Oh
Wednesday.
Mary Cnrran of No. II Frankfort-st was beaten
ia cruel manner lass evening by her husband VINO
upon tine face with lis fist breaking her Jaw ID Two
pcee cr INJURIES attended the Chambers Street
Hospital home refusing to make complaint
against her husband.
I Controller kc!ly's monthly s'tement shows that
the city d,Jt on April 80 s5i6s34Oi 30 less sinking
fnud sly Gt I5O o. leaving tou Oi $l260z22jj io or
this sum 100 rcTres7ns revenue bonds issued ~ lo'
to expenses and VIII be redeemed out o Tue col
lect1ls Of this years tax levy.
The senior class of the University OF the City
of NcvYork b.. n Disgrace not in deep affection pro
fcor Was locked out OF hs recitation room day OF two ago.
and as Was 800; time, the Faculty has directed the
class 10 apologize 10 accept The alternative oi expulsion
Meantime tlc eN8niE stions axe progressing
~, GENERAL ay.uls nf the life insurance COmpanic2
a s city yesterday adopted resolutions IN regard 10 tEe
dat of George lie said TO be- an able and con
Sc ,u,i,ls worer and dent aud honorable representative
the company 70 which be was attached The FUNERAL s'''
vices were held yesterday so. l7S West Forty seventh St.
Michael Carolin who was beaten hy Joseph Bal
ari ard othc' a Polst and the io"eTy on inc 'nS o.
March &C. died Yesterday morning at LIS residence no 355
Mad.son-st. W0tman committed Ballard, whom
C,rn had identified oi the Gsssais 10 tie lombs l."
await the result Of the hqussI postmoftem examination
made upon the body.
The annual reception OF the New York Founding
AsgIun 40 Sixty .ghts ami Thirayc, which was began
on wclnc.iay last evening. The arranged
no 5szdars Nh..h hc gifts from the patrons oi the 'nstt
uon and i- articles male b oundags In the kinder
gaItou sold A. aucog In The large m cocei' "a0
gyca yesterday afternoon.
Sneak thieves yesterday entered the basement
door Il o., residence OF s. ". Barclay, SO 81 West Forty
sxilst While family in an upper apartment and
stole sy,r spoons, forks and knives valued at Si5j Early
yesterday morning sneak thieves soe from t' hardware
store of julius d Coz The ;rd hoor o. No 20
| Dusnc.st aquantity OF Tenaniye7 valued at $3.50
S SccH,atioas for the following buildings have
beer ,lbmytsd the Bu ing Department FOR approval dur
ug the last iew days: fats Broadway and Fifty
urth st. at COS, Of s9 O00 similar buildings at rhTte.
st. near Broadway cost Of $4,000 store and tenement
oa The sixth ave- TO cost $lO0OOi on Eighth
ety scytHi-st sIOse ana tItVh h"S az an
estimated cost OF 10000.
Detectives Noble aud Flanagan Of the Ninth Pre-
caci Police vest day Thomas Judge Of No jij West
Twenty gh who found in possession VI alot OF ear
penrr TOOLS valued al $50 The property OF Philip schaer OF
~. 400 iui.sst They taken from the shop IN winch
schafgr for.y worked by means Of an or er forged by
Judge The .5 dcatifed by -cafer aud Justice Wan
dell committed -ne prisoner ia default OF $1,000 BAH 20 al
swer
The aaqs of the Produce Exchange were placed at
bafnast upon the announcement Of DE death O!
A. Eeeler tie fra Of James Kecer co. general comnS
oo merchants II Milwaukee Wis, AID member OF the tx
change gr Keeler wednesday from hemorfiage o
t. lungs after four Illness AT Tie sce ot II years
Uul about a year he had Office at No IL Nhitehas
Tor the purpose taking orders ior the purchase o "heat IN
Milwaukee,
Mary OConner, age -, of No. 90 West Sixteenth
81, W. rcent I'm ST Francis Xayicrs Church when the lis
aser occurred boy when several persons were hled
and wounded believed 10 ID" seriously huie' al
the tine although she bruises but her neryons ys
ten received shock and she has been SICK ever since
Yesterday she died. and putty found the cause o
death 10 Dc following injuries received at The accident
the church.
4 sen,at ,onal account Of an alleged quarrel be-
tween Cen smith and Commissioner Erh9rdt has been pub
she In which "liar" anG "scoundrel were used
several trea stated that one oi the persons de"
the other. The whole statement Is character
lied By , Police Commissioners false from beginning To
end angry words have ever passed between ne
por,on mentioned They aNay agreed rs conmssh h
ors aud and have been very intimate personally
The Police Commissioners yesterday made trans
fes as follows: Sergeant VreedenbuTgb, Thryh to Nine
tecnh Precuct ouudsen Little OF seventeenth to be c
ug sergeant Of Twenty Precincts Godell OF lhr
eh u be- Acting Sergeant Of Twenty second treclnct
Watson OF Twenty NINTH Tairthird Precinct and Officers
ulse OF the Fourth Twenty ninth Precinct Carey
Baker Gatt and ray Of the Eleventh to the Fourth Pre-
cuc and Kuhwen, Kernan, Asnew' and IIlssel OF the
Eleventh 10 the Fourteenth Precinct.
Mrs Ellen McGovern was dsposSessed from her
apartments IN the rear - West nhroenthst on Tues