New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
NETWORK CITY.

The Gold Exchange will be closed on GOOD friday
| The Killmarnock willows i'll Greenwood cemetery
are lea1ng out.
Many of machine-stitchlng are seen on Ihe
| handsoInest imported dresses.
There are about $1,000 taxpayers in population
| OF 10000 in this city.
Chamberlain Tappan reports the balance in the
| city treasury March "a, s87S,Sl4 so.
| Christian Hansen, the reformed burglar, was re-
yesterday leaves the city to day for COLORADO
Gala lilly blossoms are carefully wrapped In
cotton that be preserved for Easter sun
| day.
The Aldermen's Law Committee it is understood,
will report Dog Ordinance to-day which VIII provide FORA
| license fee OF 81.
| The Board of Aldermen having changed their
regular day meeting Thursday Tuesday, will meet
| today for the first time under the new rule
The Fire Department denies any knowledge OF the
intention the japanese Government to send TO this
city number subjects be instructed in the art Of put
| ting out fires.
| The decision of Appraiser Ketchum in the silk
recently before him is to the effect that the
goods held at from ia to per cent above their In
voice value
| The Produce Exchange, by ballot yesterday, de-
cided not to Friday. The Exchange will hold
meeting today to consider the proposed project Tor
| building.
The appearance of the Gilbert Elevated Road is to
be improved by substituting for the heavy plate Orders hand
some iron openwork This will not interfere with the strength
| OF the structure.
| Ex-Mayor Wickham, receiver of the Security Life
Insurance Annuity Company accompanied by his wife
and this city Friday last for San Francisco Iey
| will probably be absent about three weeks
| Messrs A. NJ and w. McLittle have applied to the
Department Of Buildings permission erect the French
fats The TRIBUNE few days ago, at Fourth
ave and seventeonthst The estimated cost Is $4,000
MAYOR Ely Yesterday accepted the invitation OF
the Battalion Coored Infantry and civic bodies to marching
salute and review at Plaza square at p m on
Thursday next anniversary of the passage OF the FIJI
teenth Amendment
| The library of the late William Ellery Sedgwick
will be Clinton Hall this and tomorrow evenings It's
noen ory chiefly for line collection OF BOOKS OF ballad ana
songs ITS many valuable Americana and its sets Oh complete
works in best editions.
An examination of the stock of Harmony Brothers,
at No Broadway yesterday, showed that the burglars VINO
broke INTO last Thursday night carried away loo
pounds OF valued at $1,000 They left behind
them packed up in eight bags, beans value at $1,000
Commissioner Erhaudt took the aildavIts OF a
yesterday charging several ohcers
department with unbecomng conduct They had Oeeh
assigned to special duty the Excise Board TO look after
liquor dealers renewed their licenses aud IN this
work appears that they Oyerstepped their autoy 1he
trial will b. called in few days.
Henry Sherry, Il porter at Grover & COS dry
cooIs house No 81 White crushed by elevator
yesterday at Fnklnst, his right arm and left leg
being badly injured He standing on top of the ascending
elevator N order open hachway to the roof but as The
person neglected the elevator he was crushed
against the taken TO the Chambers street HOS
pital and his His home is in Wilansburgh
An inaaest was held Yesterday upon the body OF
Elizabeth Kloge child years of age who was bitten by
sntz dog ON Feb 22 in ST. Nchoasave. The testimony
chow that the flesh badly laceraed and that the child
suffered great pain previous u her death The evidence dd
NOT prove that she had from hydrophobi and the
Jury brought dict that she died from cohVu'siohS o
result OF log bites received on Feb ~
A warning To Young men who contemplate birth
day presents sweehearts was administered oy Judge
Sutherland in the Court OF General sessions ye'eIuaS' III
sending John Hoffman OF Harlem to the Pehentary LOT
three months his mothers family Olc ana OtOche
shawl and gave them g1rl Caharlne Ryan, in Canais
sold tho articles to buy jewey Joh o'her mao
arrested and he at hrst said Cathallhe tS9h TIC ~
but finally pleaded gully himself n
The officers of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children would be greatly aided in their work
they supply of childrens clothing Ihey frequently
find that of small children after their drunken ana
vicious parents have been committed for al are "ltout
clothes enough to their being removed to nursery
or proectory Any having clothing TO oesow can
leave It at the the Society at No. $50 Broadway or
desired the officers Will send for IT,
The funeral of John III. Browning, an old and sue
merchant OF this city, place yesterday from bis
lae residence East Foryeighist The services were
conducted the Rev. James NJ Ludlow OF the Cohesa'e
Church. assisted by Rev. DTS Vaudeville, Trip ana
Smith, The body removed to Greenwood Cemetery Tor
bura MI Brownngs business dated back to 1881
when dry goods Jobber IN 1850 he retired from
this business and time Of his death was large stock
the Harlem Gas Company and SeVera oteF en'e
p1ses. ,,ooy,vN
The agents of the Temperance Brotherhood, with
Oliver Coter a. their chief worked with than their usual
yigor on Sunday 20 with open saloons
This evening DIR. Leopold Damrosch will read
paper on Ihe Use Music in Connection with Dramatic
purposes, before the Long Island Historical society.
Judge Pratt yesterday gave PERMISSION Ior Tue
fling of certificate Incorporation Of society called The
Young Ladies American sistehood' The aims OF the
society similar to those of the Catholic Sisters OF
Mercy.
Since the removal of the IS smallpox patients
from the Convent Of the Sisters Mercy Friday last TO the
Flatbush Hospital no have appeared. The build
ngs have thoroughly dsncte and work in the schools
been resumed.
| Charles Rust druggist, doing business at Hicks
ana CoDgressss arrested yesterday ior exposing io
sale large quantity cigars in unsmped and rehed boxes
The property turned the United states Marshal
and the prisoner examination by United states Com
missioner Winsow.
| The new public bath at the foot of North Sixth
ST said to be the largest constructed In this city, s nearly
completed Work begun Feb a. and has been rap
idly pushed since then accommodate 200 bahers at
one time dimensions being 94x6i feet and the cost VIII
be about $4,000.
At the Democratic Convention on Saturday III
Grayesend for the Of officers for the next
election the ticket "run" by Commissioner OF Charities
storms was badly by faction led by supervisor
stllwe ticket will be placed In the field Independently by
Commissioner Storms. with little prospect Of success
| Spitz dog bit Mrs. kraumemauer OF No. l64
Eery yesterday and Patrolman vesor promptly shot it,
The police Eastern District precincts are killing on
yagaond dogs clubs but they claim that these
weapons the only they allowed to use are
not effective enough industrious satstcian has esti
mated that there 10000 useless dogs in Brooklyn.
The Geological Museum Company of Brooklyn
Incorporated yesterday with Charles H. DUNCAN James
H. Redhed Horatio q. Gilbert, L. H. Mestami, and H. D.
DUNCAN a. trustees for the year. company
of