New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
NETWORK CITY.

Shrimps are sold for 90 cents quart
Souvenir necklaces are made of gold dollars.
Policemen have donned their Summer uniforms.
Spanish bananas of prime quality are in market.
The newest thing in restaurants is perambulatlng
oyster saloon.
Open-air concerts in Central Park will begin IN the
first week Of June.
Open cars were run on several Of the street rail-
roads yesterday
Messrs. Ffister, Schasty, and Schwininger are
neighbors In an uptown street
Connecticut River shad are larger this season IMAM
before, weighing six pounds
Pigeons have taken up their abode in the wooden
framework Of the River Bridge towers
The annual banquet of the Chamber OF Commerce
has been postponed from Nav TO May H.
"Happy Thought is The name of new variety
| Of geranium. It's leaves wIite In the center
Repairs and additions to Public School NO. 80, III
onehunirei nty st., about $4,000
A novelty in necklaces is gold chain festooned
on band Of velvet edged with narrow black lace.
Pinked silk ruches Of delicate cOlors are taking
the place OF lace the latest Normandy bonnets
| Tramps have deserted free reading rooms for the
outdoor seats kindly provided by Park Commissioners
DIR AustIn W. Holden has been appointed chief oil
the medical Of the Homeopathic Hospital at "ards
| Island.
| The Office of the Society for the Prevention OF
Craelty Children has been removed 10 No. oo ohoh
| square.
The holders on Chathan-st. are united in
oposng the change of that thoroughfare to
| PARK
| Nineteen Norwegian ships and barks have been ~
ing at anchor staten Island several days. awaiting orders
| for cargoes home.
The Temporary disarrangcment of pipe caused
the fountain in the CITY send forth few spas
| Iloaic Jets yesterday. -
| The examination of the Barclay-st gamblers will
be to-day before Police Justice Morgan Nearly
| forty witnesses have been summoned
The shad fishermen complain of the late season
and the supply Large quantities Of macker are also
| coming market, reducing the price oil shad
| Capt. Baker at Castle Garden yesterday selZeu
$3.50 cigars the clothing Of persons land
ing from The steamers Clyde and Labrador from
| Havre 49,
| The Aldermen's Committee Police and Health
has under consideration ordinance to compel property
owners provide metal box receptacle Tor asneS auu
| garbage, to be placed in front Of their dwellings
The officers of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals yesterday caused the arrest oil Rchaiu
Iannigan Of $40 Atancave, Brooklyn for attempting
to horses draw 5000 pounds Of coffee
| Patrick Dooy having been the seventh person
killed by the elevator at the Central HOTEL coroners
Jury Yesterday that greater precautions shou
propetor Of the hotel to avoid similar acc
| dents.
Infhe case of James O'Nel who died from injuries
received by falling through coalhole in front oil NO
Hobart ST. coroner Jury yesterday said that the accident
was due Of the inmates OF the house.
who left the hole uncovered.
Specifications have been submitted 10 tne buiine
Department for store at Chambers and Geen~iehsS 10
cost $4,000; French Fifty NTH
st. to cost $4,000 and factory on Eleventh ave, near
Forty ninth St, to cost $4,000
A coroncr's jury in the case of Emil Bnrkhardt,
who died from fracture skull received by falling
through the hole Of the stairway No l22 Ridgest sug
gcsd Yesterday that better provision against accidents OF
this sort should be made in that building.
George W. Bigelow, n clerk in the Post-Othce,
was arrested by oacer yesterday charge OF
IIs
soner Shields and held TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury The OF hi3 thes is not known ad The mat
ter will be further investigated
| At meeting of the Carnival Association, at the
evening favorable reports were re-
ceived from several committees and number OF new
elected resolution was adopted mvihng all
clubs societies. and associations and citizens
generally Of this and neighborng cities to take part IN tho
night pageant Of the carnival, IL costume
John H. Deyereux of Eighty third ST., near the
North River with his neighbor Edward Far
re They frequent disputes and few days ago Farrell
seized forty fowls cut OF their legs and left
them in dying condition. Deyereux brought an action
against Farrell but when the caedyes
terlay Harlem Civil Court did not appear Justice Nc
Gown dismissed the case.
The secretary of the National Rifle Association
has received OF the Province OF
Quebec Rifle that tho Canadian heinen
have decided send team to compete for the Cen
tnpal trophy September The subject will be brought up
at the annual meeting Canadian alton May
None European have signed their Intention OF
connecting but it expected that they will do SO before
June !.
II. C. Rogers & Co., dealers in fish, whose firm Is
one Of the Market have into voluntary
bankruptcy total liabilities both copaI tnersip and IN
didua amount to $4,000 there's $1,000 on accOmoia
ton uapcr and c. $4,000 The largest cred
ors are Thomas Rogers S7,672; L. NJ Palmer, $4,000 o.
s. Pettell 49, 90; CORVALLIS Sons, $1,000 C. a. Weaver
sl676. The OF the firm are about S2l,OOO H. T.
Rogers has assets Of 1000.
The following changes in time of trains leaving
New York by Pennsylvania Raj road will take place
Monday: The Philadelphia and Washington express
| win leave New-York at S:l5 a. IN. instead OF $3.50
! a. M; the fast line will leave at $50 H.. in
stead of 1926 M the Washington express will leave
1926 D. m instead Of S55 m. the midnight train for Phil
adepha will be discontinued slcepingca VIII be placed IN
depot 10 will be attached to the fast mail train
| at 43O IN, arriving at Philadelphia at 705 4. III.
The city ordinances fix the prices for moving
household furniture follows Ono mile 90 cents load
loading and unloading same 90 cents; for each additional
mile of charge for moving be added The
under these rules is for mile 81 So two miles,
50 IT; miles, So AZ; four miles, 81 49, John Tyler
Kelly the Mayors marshal Capt Walsh of the Ordnance
Police, charged with the enforcement Of this ordinance
Marshal has been applied TO during the week by
schedule Of rates The
| subject these prices.
| The Cheap Transportation Association yesterday
confirmed the resolution ging that body
York Board OF Trade and Transportation. BY this
Board OF Trade becomes extinct
members will join the organization. the
meeting board Of officers viii be elected The following
were elected MI vacancies william Orton
George opdyKe John Henry George satteree Patrick
Farrey Emerson opdycke Evans Ball, and A. u. Mil
| ler. Two vacancies still in the board.
| l.. Nj. NOrthrup Of No. l76 Broadway, counsel for
the silver Mining Company whose said
Wyoming Territory called yesterday supe.inend-
wang charged him with inurng the reputation of
the company by mrrepresentng s character and declaring
1t to be swindle. MI Northrup produced copy
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