New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
NETWORK CITY.


furnshers this spnng.
William Campbell was appointed Deputy Collec-
tor of City Revenue yesterday by Controller Kelly
Ladies' slippers for full dress or house wear are or
nanened with punches of flowers instead ribbon BOWS
Chamberlain Iappan reports p'lihco III 'ne
Treasury, April 0, OF $74S,293 81.
The supplics of exotics are kept fresh at flower
shors by hourly purchases which direct from green
houses
Anew violet called the Russian" has been propa-
gated by florists 1t Is dark purple haee as 'e Win 'oe
and very fragrant.
Bangs & Co. will sell this and tomorrow after
noon collection books containing many theological and
several rare works
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday au-
thorized the premises No 223 East TwehysSts' " NC
used as a lyIng.in asylum.
The Arsenal in Central Park and the surrounding
animal pens look like banquet halls deserted since the open
ing Of the circus season.
The market gardener in the suburbs is bestirring
himself and his heaps OF compost greatly 10 te ue'peh
the surrounding atmosphere.
Secretary Eyarts visited the Post-OAce building
Yesterday for the purpose OF looking after the interests OF
several important pending III the Federal courts LII
which lie is retained as counsel
This evening j. A.. ButtertielPs cantata OF " Bel
shazar Will be given by the Newiork Beethoven Chor 81
ciety at the Harlem Music Hall.
Leases of city property sold yesterday as fol-
lows: No 100 Woostorst, 1898 No. 93 Chahamst szoo'
room al 40 Beekmanst tG0 and house at Fulton Market
FrOntst, 5000
The steamship Achilles, from Newburyport for
PHILADELPHIA lost her rudder sunday when OIL Moh'ah
Point and taken in tow by the steamship Jerks anu
brought TO this port for repairs
The Park commissioners have ordered that re-
duction must be the burned in the parks Co
quonty, light has been reduced about ohe-'ru' n
measure was necessary because OF lack OF iuhus
The funeral services of the Rev. DR.. MuhlenDerS
will be held at St Lukes Hospital at p m tomorrow. the
burial viii place Thursday at St. Johniahd II IL pa"
tculary requested that friends will send no ho"efs'
Mayor Ely yesterday received communication
from the Fifteenth Taxpayers League, complaining Oh
tie street Cleaning for their neglect OF the streets
and asking dereict officials be removed from once
The police justices yesterday made returns OF
fines collected during the month Of March by districts as fol-
lows Ist SOL I'D, $l,422 so; lid, SG92i lNth s30'
Yth SlOG WITH SO. and Court Of Special Sessions S9'Z
The funeral of Gustavus Schmiz, Tor many years
the organist OF ST. Patrcks Cathedral took place Yesterday
morning from the cathedral Cherubinis grand requiem mass
was uug Father Keaey being celebrant The chors o the
cathedral OF ST. Francis Xayiers Church. with volunteers
from other Catholic churches the mass IN elective style
The body taken 10 calvary Cemetery
4 man was found yesterday morning in the North
River at the foot Of Fifty Life hardly extinct
when he taken from the water He was apparently ABOUT
IS years age, with light hair chin whskers and msiache
and five inches in hight He had on black trousers
and heavy Shoes two shirts blue Jumper ana leather
belt
Edward Fitzpatrick a builder, yesterday com
paued to Justice Bixby the Ffseventh street Police
Court number Of his workngmen employed On ooe@
Of rev buildings Seventy Gh 81. between Madison ana
Fourt!ayes were a and that they were ntinidat
ing those who joined them. William Moore one OF
the strikers was warning to the others ana was
committed for trial in default of $500 bail.
4 large number of property-owncrs on Pearl, Wall,
Front and neghbOring streets has addressed memo
rial the Legislature protesting against the use u e7c
streets for an raroa Am the sgners are b. H.
sherman william Booth j. d. Vermiye Charles NJ Fly
Robert H. stuart Thurow weed, Charles ii. Marshall VIM
H. Guon, Rowland N Aspmwail James f. Wenman * Co..
-. G. Arnold, VIM H. Macy Levi p Norton a. A. Low "
RIOS K d. j. steward Robert schell Geo. W. Lane, Lloyd
Aspnwal, and others
4 man named James Moore who claims to be
merchant Foram, yesterday cntCred the store NO 400
with companion, and while the !ater was taAIB
with The proprietor Moore walked to the back OF the store
ami stole five pieces OF white tuo lace, valued at $1,000
Noticing his actions the proprietor called IN R0undsmah
Hughes Of Eighth Precinct who arrested both men, On
being Wooster street station The stolen property
was found person. and lac locked up lie was
taken 10 the Tobs Court in Tie afternoon and led to
await the action OF the Grand jury
Philip Martin, the proprietor OF barber sh0p
uni-r the Sinclair House. Broadway and Eghh-st, has
eep by tho customs of receiving smugglcd
goods close watch placed on the steamer City Of New
York last week from Havana by Special Agent
Bracket; saturday night one Of the hremen OF the
named GTUgln seen entering the barDcr shOp
with large bundle This was found to contain
500 cigars without the customs stamps and which
Martin admitted had smuggled They were at once
ami the facts In the case were transmitted yesterday
TO the United DstrictAuorney for prosecution.
Peter NJ Beam of No. 80 Clermont-ave Brooklyn,
reported yesterday the Central Office that Charles A. Conk
lyn Of the c. NOught yns at the foot OF v
ingtOns Friday last left his vessel which was then at
Brooklyn wharf, purpose Of paying small bill in Jer
sey city. At p he took the boat for NewYork, and
he has been He had about 1850 the pro
cees wood and it is supposed he has been way
laid ana murdered lie 80 years old, below the medium
hight OF light complexion with blue eyes light hair sandy
mustache WHISPERS. He dark plaid trousers
cloth cap blue pea Jacket white shirt blue flannel under
shirt, congress CATERS and rubber oyershoes.