New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
NEM-YORK CITY

day morning
| Fourteen roses fully blown counted recently
| single Spring bonnet
| Spring chickens about the size OF pigeons are III
| market, selling a Il pound.
Mosaic gauze with dashCs OF color on black tuilc
| il the newest fabric for thinning bounes
| The arrests during the week numbered 1.479;
| deaths 4gj; marriages, 13i, and births, i73.
Canes of oranCe-wOOd, bay, and sparkleDerry are
! tbe choices. sticks sale on BROADWAY
Forty-twO eases of a too liberal use OF WHISKY
were dsposed Of at the Yokyie Police Court yesterday
Iobsters are very scarce, and no live ones were In
market saturday. scOlops small scarce and high
priced
The steamship Egypt of the National line
grounded on sandy yesterday but foaed OF at
liEh tide
silk bonncts will be for tho Spring when
heavy be left or and yet straw too light for
substitute.
The Russian fleet which was expected here from
norfolk ON Saturday last has delayed departure from that
pOr: until today.
Tie noscgays sold on The sidewalks unusually
lovely ust being made OF midwnter eACcs ana carry
| Spring blossoms.
Auctions have come to be "Art Sales and the
audiences are made Mp Of fashionable ladies' instead OF Mrs
roo-les and the huckstcr women Of former days
Residents of Washington flights are curious about
the disposition $4,000 appropriated two years ago FOL I'M
provenens High Bridge. The wOIk Is stu in cohtempa
| ton.
A human skull and few mody bones were
found on Friday the attic Of 80 1O7 Dr. nn-5t relics OF
medical student Who formerly occuried' III the Dlhd
| ing.
| Commissioner of Accounts i. J. Howe who Is to
examine the disposition municipal funds by St Johns
Guild saturday that he should begin 10 in'essa
| tons for several days
Pr up Major age 80 years, an English sailor, who
fen through hatcbway the steamer Cornwall OF the Nor
glu line at Pier IL East River March 10, died at tie
! chambers street Hospital or Saturday night
The stranded steamship Amcrique at Seabright
was 30 feet seward by Saturday nights hde ana
capt. Merritt " the Coast WrecLng Company t!ks Tie
plo,p,cts Of floating vessel much favorable
TIE Supreme Court, General Term. has appointed
ry w. Edward Solomon, \. Oakley Hall, ana L. H. Meade
examiners the applicants for az Mission TO the Bar -Four
have made appcalion ana Inc eAanhdoh - se' "o"
| .or saturday next
Sergeant Brown and Detectives Cottrell and Me-
Arc Twenty Precinct early on saturday morn
ing fund property valued at 5000 which had been stolen from
clothing store Of Julius buuak III he paseHeh' u the
| house No. 4j7 EoNtnthave
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court Chambers on
Saturday granted write Of habeas corpus and cefo the
case o, Henry Henry, who committed by police magis
rgto on tie charge cmbezzng 81 from Nathan Philips
by whom he employed The wrs are renInahe to-day.
The Cotton ENchaIec has been Motif by the
Farmer, and Trust Company that it viii not aio" IN
err of deposits If margins for 800 ana more
on April l. The low rate Of Interest ana e LABOR OF
making paying many certificates nave cohi'IeI
| this change
J.. Urich of Forty-second-St, a warrant for whose
arrest was taken week W tn officers OF the society
for me Prevention Cruelty Animals tor having cruelty
aud wan,ony !acerac his gcosc in Tuckng their feathers
thinks he could avoided all trouble only be Lal been
cute enough to dress ,hcir wounds With court-paster
! The funeral of Mrs Sarah Meiser Stage widow OF
the late Jacob Stage who died at the age OF ~ on lhns
lay last took pace Trinity Church yesterday The service"
were conducted the Rev. Or Din assisted by the Kew Dr.
Mucaly and the Rev. Mr.. Elagood Among me iaIse mum
Der Of friends present representatives u many VI 'Ht ON
| kUlckcTbO ktr families
! Tost.s din,r ahout the requisites for beginning
welded life Youthful couple, John IioGman Of NO 222
East and tw hrs'-st Catherine Ryan,
domestic biz mothers empl " made preparations lor Il"
clopement YESTERDAY and stole Bible and shawl as h
c, Tor an outfit They passed quiet evening at the Iiar
m Police station, will be taken before Justice Morgan
| to-day.
Two silver ciboriuns. the vessels upon which the
Host rests during celebration OF the were missed
from OF the Church Of the Epiphany at SecondaVe
and Twenty seconds, Friday last George Cuamoe OF
NO 42s Sec0nave arrested On Saturday on suspicion o
the theft evidence against him he was
discharged The property las not yet been recovered
| The schooner Nettie fOr st. John. y. b., while
passing through e! Gate yesterday morning. ran ashore on
Wards Island and with water u about 10 minutes Her
cargo consisted four pork and meal under deck and 40
barrels deck Lines were run from her masthead 10
de hoe TO prevent her sliding into deep water The Baxter
| Wrcckiug Company viii take charge Of ihc vessel
| James Keeie, age -, OF FOrdhain, was found
Yesterday insensbie with hs skull fractured near tue
track OF Harlem Railroad short distance belo" The Cen
tra Morrisau:a Depot lie carried IN an ambulance to
the Nnrtyinh street Hospital, where II was thought lie
could not IT supposed that lie Was walking on the
| track and struck ~ passing train
| For n fortnight the local wonder in Harlem has
been named Harriet Brown from whose stomach
suc sang noises popularity supposed to be the voice 81
frog which Sine said 10 have swallowed III drink
ing spring saturday medical examination showed
that she was sUAurng consumption and otncr diseases
which caused the peculiar symptoms a' h' ." 'A' 'e
| public imaginasion
| A trunk, containing portion OF the wardrobe OF
Frances Howard variety actf was stolen from an express
wagon saturday afternoon while being conveyed from No.
"a Thirye the DesbOsses street Ferry Inc diVer OF
the Wa gon stopped the anu While absenttwO I'M
known prsons take the missing trunk FROM
the wagon ana a. through narrow place called Pig
| lucy' The trunk contained property worth 1900
| An unknown man was found by an officer of the
rtirt,ift lying de4d by the railroad track
Einesb1idge p. III. yesterday. Ills head terribly
ma. , the brain oozns through deep CASH 1t IL
stpr,seI that CLOSING the hudson River Railroad
tack. which he found. when he struck by
passing lie respectfully dressed and apparent
IN about of lie La when found black
coat sack coat, tUwser5 and vest aud black silk hat He
had light gray whskors had lost his right eye.
| Michael Kurt notorious criminal, arrested
in Baltimore a requlsiton from Massachusetts He
taken from Baltimore and brought a through tIan HIS
friends here got a writ Of habeas corpus catch him
his passage through the city. AT Mott Haven when the
the steamer Maryland effort made TO
the writ Mr. Barnard sys he did It, but the Boston de-
threw IL In his face aud dsegarde It, return to
this made to Judge Lawrence yesterday Boston
paper tells tte different story IL that the who
served the a having Kutz
in custody mistake
recy II, the officer quietly declining To give the ps
oner shown him. kurtz has
| Boston in default VI $4,000 bail.
BROOKLYN
| As Yesterday was the eighth anniversary Of Mr..
Tsmage installation pastor Of his Brooklyn church. lie