New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
NEW YORK CITY.

The Official figures now snow tnAt the loss at Ihe
500 ITS. and the aggregate amount OF III
surance, sl.l2950O.
Jet trimmed bonnets displayed by all the lead
ing miners yet the streetperhaps be-
cause they cost $40 or 800
William A. Boyd, Corporation Attorney paid to
Controller yesterday 1902 penalties collected during the
month OF May for violation OF city ordinances
| The public schools of the city may close on June
90 yesterday the matter wac not
decided but referred to the Committee on BY Laws
The punishment of one mschievous urcliin ut
Grammar School No IS gave exaggerated rumors
OF an emlneny practical plan discourage whispering
The headquarters OF st. Johns Guild have been
removed Jones-st The childrens excursions
management of the Guild will begin about June 20
The latest yellow fashion is that of sleeping straw
chemical bath that gives them the appearance OF
old gold. The past generation boached straw DonheS III SUI
phnr in order away their yellow look Thus the wh
] gig of fashion brings about its reyorses.
| There lives in West Thirty-thrd-st. venerable
Sarah Hawey. who IL lOi years old ana "ho has
visited theater nor ridden in railroad car cr
father stood by the Warren when lac fen at
Bunker Iill
The Helmbold Manufacturing Company yesterday
for the store at Broadway aud seven
teenih st. They expect to move IN on
July will then show New YORK one OF INC h4ndsomest
| drug IN the world
| Specifications for the following buildings have
been submitted Binding Department vith few days;
Five brown stone dwellings Fiiiysxtl MADISON
/
| ave. Fifty hfthst 20 cost $4,000.
Promenade concerts will be given on the steamers
Rhode leland Of the Providence line be-
ginning r. Fine reed and string bands have been
each and concerts Will be given every
evening. leave Pier No 30 North River at
| y. daily, except Sundays.
Official information of the death OF the Qneen Oh
the Netherlands received the Consulate FOR the Neither
lands Tuesday since that timo The flag has been dis
played mast M formal action relative 10 the queens
death taken the Dutch residents Of this city, and,
| so far - be learned, none il anticipated
In regard 20 the Home for fncbratcs just cstab
James acott states mat one gentleman
subscribed $3.50, another $780, and hiri 900 ana
others smaller amounts. committee however, in
funds, and appeal 10 The public ior aid SUD
scripons viii he thankfully received by any OF the committee
| The report of the Health Officer, received by the
Quarantine Commissioners yesterday stated that several YES
arrived from Rio Janeir. members Of whose crews
had been left foreign hospitals account Of yellow fever
upon only deaths occurred after leaving port
upon Tho Emily, which arrived l1sl Saturday
passenger and one Of the crew died soon alei leaving io
Jaueiro All the vessels referred to were quarantned
| At n meeting of publishers of class newspapers
yesterday Aston House. the recent ruing Of the Post
with respect class newspapers and their exclusion
from the privileges per pound rate of postage
wss discussed resolved nat committee be appointed
70 consult with proper authorities Washington to obtain
the order and this should fail 10 take legal
STEPS compelling Once officials to recognize their
claims
| Commissioner Of Public Works Campbell yester-
day sent information Superintendent Walng that the en-
ploy.s railroad Company were tearing
up tracks impeding traffic along the line OK the ouo be-
cha and Waters without having gained PERMISSION
The Supefnt ndcut evening the captains o. tc
First Precincts and them instructions 10 ar
persons engaged in tie work without PERMISSION
from the Commissioner 81 Public Works
H. addition fhe list of subscribers to the stock
| Of the Manhattan cab Company Published in Tuesaay's
TmHsR 80 additional been applied for making
all Gj7 shares for which applications haze been maio up
to THIS The subscription book, VIII probably be closed
early next week company expects 20 have It's cabs Ia the
streets by oct the present hackmcl have made
applications positions drivers, ani have expressed
Willingness 10 purchase il the made
The Police Commissioners yesterday ord rel SUI
pentendent Wahng before The Board Of Sureon0 for
their physical condition. Oic - q Bri,n
siactccah Eal1y Of the Twentieth and Archer of
tie Tw,ni seventh Precincts Oicer Foley az tho Twenty
Transferred 10 the FOnrh District Police
Court and Holmes Of the Thirty sent to The
ThgtyGfh Precinct Ocor Quacs uDush Of the Ninth Pre-
cinct ordered 30 ddty the public bar foot Of
Betnncst and officer jeffrey Of the TvcniyBnth Precinct
was sent at the foot Of East Thirty seventh ST.
ofccr Mooney Of the Tenth Precinct made ward de.
| tecuye. -., 49,.
During The month of May. Register Whitney col
| lect,d Tor Arrears of taxes DC, si12,ZjJ 81
While standing on the dock Of Laird's stores on
wednesday Capt. Walter 0ume. Of the barge Atlantic
caught te taekus OF weasel AMI thrown into the rSer
When rescued by an officer he was insnsblc bu,
viyed
The now public bath, which has inst been COM
pieed at the foot Of North Seventh ST. Wuiam,burch.
inspected by number Of public Officials yesterday The
bath VIII Doe lowed 10 Tie foot OF Conoyerst ii "a
| pcc;ed e. De thrown opcu next week
! Lal's Brooklyn Directory for lS77-7S, which has
just appeared shows st y,i Of Cos names
total s32O II the cty Of churches to have
25j ehces fOr rerou wor-9 and 4gJ cergymen There
/ are 2OIG liquor dealers and 100 phy ,Ic.ahs.
The total cost for the erection If the works Of the
Mutual Company including 81 Land viii Dc
900 portion The material FOR the erection the
buiugs at pegraw and Neynssis It's way the cry
The contractors. starr OF Caudcn. y. g. confident
tnet the work VII De comretclas early March 1918.
William T. Boomer, a child Of -. years. was
Aci by being by Conog Island No 49, May go
1he Jury yesterday exoner'd the diver
ghc The inquest e of the ehud OF Nolan.
No 81 run So, run oyer and hlcd by DcAibaye.
VIII held Us evening The Second Precinct
The cases Of three missing persons we've reported
yesterday. Joseph Gas-r 3d. has absent since Mon
day last from hs home No rs -tagsst; Maggie Moore age
L. beu she lett her home, No. SO South
Eig,tl-, aat Nond'y picnic Iho tiild
thar Rudolf o. K.er the oanst. of No z33 South
Thirdat lie was las, seen sn Monday morning
Stephen AicGabe. "Hn' Gibney, Alexander
Huehc pat rney and several Others composing gang Of
burglars who infested Eastern District
ly arrested D. capt w Of the IATt@cntl Precinct The
gam had g. r hea Gart,rs IN tIe hut Park
Nostrmdave They robbed large number Of grocery
dry m tbo vicinity ami untl last with
perfect imPunty.
A. A. Low, President of Packer Institute. arrived
nom Europe wednesday Yesterday morning wAcn ne
tered chapel tie young ladies ana gr'etel him
um-,.iicly read Original Iosm % we,ono, Home
A,aiu was snne and Nj Low made feeling reply Tho
art reception o. the institute took place last eyenng and
/ hts,iy attended by invited guests.
Thomas The four year old son az Mrs. Campbell,
No ga Colst, pla, mg "Wednesday 10 the front
In the THIRD u Biz home soon after t,e mother mis sed
her ch.d down SLAMS alarm and found the dead
body n child lying The ground before tn house. with