New-York tribune., 1877-03-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

Hard Times is Ausgespiet" is the latest sign Oh
pedder's wagon.
The first arrivals of the host OF Sprlngpil WIS
reported in the suburbs yesterday.
| The fashion of wearing leather bags suspended
from the shoulder again revived
| The Commissioners of Public Charities and Cor
| recon have ceased give out tickets for coal
The new rubber foliage for trimming Spring DON
odorous, not of the forests Dut OF gu'a Pe '
tits, for tis pretty. - -.
A Turk in gorgeous costume, anu 100 iuii Oh Hd"o
for steady navigation divided interest with the Presidential
question in Broad ST. yesterday
In the window of Broadway rubber house Is eX-
hted rubber shoe Of the pure and OF the style
worn by the natives Of South America
requisite for ladies' street costumes Is bunch of
vocts in the hair or Nature and art meet when
these fresh flowers overlook painted face.
Florists are following millIners fashions IN cult
waiting yellow flowers Of the such as butterup
jonqui 4, cOwslips and primroses.
The " BemOsa" or n.,e bean, indigenous to Mas
strung has appeared IN fancy stores ana
bids iair TO rival sIel ornaments.
"A head Of living hair furnished here at short
notice." startling signs on the Bowery The pro
rrietor s evidently In partnership with "Sitting Bull"
The rocks that formerly lowered to the hight OF
60 obstructed Fortytns. between Second and
Thraves through and the street Is no" open
| for travel.
The heads of departments of the City Government
will the Mayors ONCE tomorrow for consultation on
TIE bills pending before the Legislature affecting Municipal
Offices.
| Custou-house inspectors belonging to Special
Agent Bracketis seized 1000 cigars yesterday founl
concealed City of Mexico and City OF
Columbus.
Ladies' linen collars and cuffs are now white
edged with narrow borders OF dark blue myrtle green or
rcd stitched all with wnite thread IN designs o
| Mabesqucs ami lowers
TIE newest kid slippers for ladies are kind OF
sandal with three straps buoned ACROSS The foot and each
one ornaenIed the color Of the dress, or with
black velvet BOWS anu steel buckles.
Application has been made at the Department of
Bindings by q. d. Menen for permission 10 erect brick
hoel 40. 9S FOrythst The building VIII be hNe stories
high its dimensions x2j feet, and the cost 10000
According to the Year Book of Trinity Parish for
1877 total amount of received was 100000
The total expended 10 other churches, mis-
and educational Institutions outside the parish ex
cecded $4,000.
The play OF the Two Orphans was advertised
Broadway yesterday by brace Of tIamps, who made
startling appearance yellow oclo coat. reaching TO their
knees their nearly covered up by two antique
STAGE helmets Of Roman pattern.
An non bar several feet in length fell from the
the Courthouse the basement YESTERDAY mar
Iowy missing member Of hc bar who was passing BY
These little haiIJrca t escapes doubtless relieve the cry
routine or legal practice
A correspondent complains of the villain0us 0dors
by moving Of heaps by the market gar
upper portion Of the city ant suggests that the
poprauthores enforce the use OF cheap dsncc'aht Ike
diluted ,ulphddc acid
The ship Leone Edward returned to this port
yesterday leaking disabled by the loss OF bboom, foreop
and opgalanmas with all attached during Sc
we're southeast gale vessel will have TO dis
charge her refined oil aud 20 on the dry dOck Tor rt
pairs.
Joseph Cobum will probably he brought into court
to-day purpose giving his hive lawyers oIpor
tuny to begin proceedings delay lis Assistant
District ttorncy Rollins said riay that he did not know
what the ne woad be- whether not
| Coburn would he sentenced 10 day
Facing the East River, from Ffticth to FIfty-irst
ST. long paisadc wall 10 feet in hight with steps
leading river sunk in It's face is an Italian marble slab,
upon which cat The following inscription; Terrace Wall
Fy -lfsi-si. East River Built lojj. Fernando Wood.
| Mayor; James FaTcy, street Contractor"
1ie regular quarterly payment of pensions
begun yesterday this city by Pension Agent f. T. Howe.
There 200 persons waiting a; The office when the
opened and before night abOat 200 pension
Lad received the quarterly spend> from the Govern
Incnt. amounting $4,000 100
! Thomas Reilly a man OF 30 years, who fOunt
lying apparently tit and taken Bellevue Hospital
Sundly cvenin, died in few hours. post mortem
animation yesterday morning showed that the mans skull
and artery broken. The apparent iii had
been caused By JOOi The brain. The viii make
! further Investigations.
| The House of Mercy founded in 1871 by Mrs.
Richmond io thc reformation Of fallen has ~ in
last year Ia have been received 29 have
friends situations, IL
frrei other Institutions II have left by and
without. and have G.c The subscriptions have fallen OH
greatly in these aid Of the charitable
earnestly desired
William Fitzmaurice in jerry McAuey'S
MISSION No. 3lG Waterst last night and sand that he had
beena sawdIs swner" for He told the different
places where he had done business the eu and how much
he paid the police captains about IT," lie paid
lottery and $50 for per week, lie said there
lottery business cd in D1yerst SUNDAY
is bring ms gambling tools down the mission
| be destroyed.
At the church and mission of the Ncw-York Port
Society the held
larger year many seasons
ing visited by 1876 sailors. The missionaries
paid ,7U2 vessels 3,2l9 boarding houses,
books distributed 100 Bibles 1000 Testaments,
packages reading matter put shipboard
The society 200 libraries aoat Instead the
S2O0J last the society needs this
| 10 properly carry out lis work.
The report was circulated few days ago that the
Mormon society Of BrOok r. d. with the assistance OF
Brigham Young, contemplated building tabernacle
that city after the style the salt LAKE Temple TRIBUNE
reporter called upon Bishop John sharp salt Lake City
YESTERDAY Tho st Nicholas Hotel learned
him the hrst numatQn he had Of the project
from reading Sunday paper IL further stated that he left
salt Lake City last Tuesday. and IL Mormon house Of
ship De erected in Brooklyn he would have heard Of H.
! Coroner ElGngeT yesterday held inquest on the
body Of infant found in the OF No 500 West Fifty
Feb n. The testimony showed Miss
RODsOn who occuprd second floor the house
child about that time and had been throw infant
from window. Dr. G,idschmdt stated
in healthy condition when born, and that tie OF death
OF the skulL The Jurys
from skull exposure,
and neglect at the hands Of It's supposed mother Henrietta
Robson The thvreupOn committed Hias
the Tombs without bail
! At the Ncw-iOrk Institute for the Blind there are
200 pupils and 20 teachers Daring past year
sututou has the Benjamin r. wheel
wright a legacy Of $1,000 that Of Mr. Mott
The boys distracted in understanding and piano tuning
girls the fancy