New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
NETWORK CITY.

curious thing Is the new porcelain lamp III ~
few inches high contains enough alcohol Tor Two nights
burning. and sells for quarter
The Girls Lodging house at No. u st. Marks
place shelters yearly 1000 homeless young girls and
trains 1000 sewing machine operators
The temporary structure on the north side OF the
Post Office erected protection for the mail wagons when
receiving dschargng the mails, is being removed
The Coast Wrecking Company resumed work IN
the of the steamer Rusand yesterday
Thus only have been brought to the city
Life insurance agents are turning their attention
TO blue glass Al IT'S true blue knowing neither statements
can't be wrecked without complete smash
A mortgage for $4,000, held by Emil Sauer,
VIM H. DAILY, Adolf Kaber, trustees for bondhoiders
against Hotel Company Cancelled yesterday
in the Registers Office.
new process for extnguishng fires by means of
chemicals was to have tested yesterday In the CITY Han
Park the necessary permits had not been oDtahe anu
the experiment will probably be made today
Miss Arabea Root will give the fourth OF her
the benefit Of the poor at Chlckeilhg nan
this evening The Epiphany Guild and some other charitable
societies in the proceeds OF this entertainment
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chill
ren will probably the LIST Of May from their present
office on Broadway and seventeenhst to Fourhave and
Seventeenth ST.. opposite the Everett House.
We-drcssed lads find it profitable to sweep
broadway crossings "Do you like it queried OF
1,,ton scavegcr Yesterday. "some dime" the reply
and sutng the word he extended his dexter
manus
DIR. Frederick IIinkle late German Consul OF the
port of NewYoIk for time been performing the
duties of General left the city for Chicago yesterday
where he has appointed Consul By the German Govern
ment.
An inventive genius recently discovered plan
for Making flexible glass The country waits for
one to combine this invention with the Pleasonton theory
OF flexible blue glass would bel panacea Tor al Tie Ills
that lesh is heir to-
The petition asking for dissolution of the Gold
Exchange with the provisions OF the new ny
law adopted Tuesday has received the signatures OF more
oneha the members Of the Exchange-the necessary
number required the for the close OF the association
The Westm0rcland Hotel, which it was intended
10 repar found not TO be strongly enough
built to alterations Workinon are therefore
tearing completely Its place VIII he supphed ny
sx.stored brick building, with mansard roof The TRIM
mings will be light stone
Az n meeting of the members Of the Cotton Ex-
change decided to close Ihe Exchange on Good FRIDAY
and Holy saturday, March 80 and 81 proposition was
made 20 close Monday Also in conformity with the
cotton exchanges Europe but finally agreed to rest
content with the two holidays
Thomas f. johnston mate of the ship Princeton,
from Antwerp who was charged with shooting John Fanna
gau the leader gang Of clearinghouse runners under
strong povocaton at No. North River on wednesday
night was await the result Of Flannagans injuries yes
terday at the Essex Market Police Court
Officer Evans of Mr.. Bergh's society yesterday ar
rested John Cook in the employ OF George Norton
butcher OF Eighty thirdst and NntlaVe fordNhs morse
suffering from OF the gaments OF the right hind leg and
hook Of the left leg Cook was held III $500
bail trial. and warrant was issued for the arrest Oh
Norton.
Mr.. Coghlan having recovered from his severe IN
dsosou The Lady Lyons will positively be revived at
the matinee Fifth Avenue 1heater tomorrow ana
London Assurance will be played for positively the last
times this and tomorrow evening The theaer will be closed
on the night Of Good Friday The sale Vi seats or Nc n
cess Royal" will begin next Monday
Robert McFarlane, foreman at the Cunard steam
ship docks Jersey CITY. informed superintendent waning
Yesterday OF his men, named William walker mas
been missing March lie lived with sister In Jersey
cav He was carpenter by trade, 33 years old, feet
inches hight and had when last seen Dlae po over
coat, soft felt hat, and WOODEN SHIRT.
Henry W. Beach, known to his associates as
"Sardy Beach, for % years clerk In the Postohce ie
dead Yesterday morning the mailing room while engaged Ill
assorter Previous to an ATTACK Oh paralysis
several years ago considered Of the most RAPID and
accurate Office but he had never recovered from
the effects of the which caused his death lie leaves
wife and six children. The employees OF the ONCE started
subscription paper ior tue benefit OF his family ana rezed
about $50
A number of the residents and property owners
in the neghborhood Of Forty nhs and EeyenthaNe had
conference Yesterday with Aldcrmens Committee on
Police and Health relation TO the iatrenderng esuDs
nent on nints the river They said they had
asked the Health 10 abae the nuisance Dnt 'oau
not get them The stencil from the establishments was
unbeatable It would be impossible for landlords 10 leh
their houses this nuisance connnued The Aldermen prom
soa I'm investigate it and communicate with the Board OF
Heath.
The Committee on Books and Papers for Hospitals,
OF the state Charities Aid Association report that during the
year sixty institutions have been suppd WIN reahs
matter Hospital boxes" for morning papers have been
placed the Grand Central and Ihreths ueloS ana DIT
the Chambers Cortand and Barclayst ferries the staten
Island ferries Whitehast, and the WALL SOuth, anu
ruon Rruklyu ferries The papers distributed daily In
the city hospitals, but the number received Is not large
enough properly supply the many hundred pa'ehs ana
the committee ask passengers to whose Kind thoughtful
,I,.t fine. ALL a
passengers the hospital boxes All who have OLD books
magazines illustrated weekes are urged to send the
express prepaid to Charities Aid Association No
o. ''"'' BROOKLYN.
Some street ears are now ornamented with blue
glass throughout He that rides may be cured.
The registering monitor, warranted 10 make street
ear conductors honest which is the hrlave cars
I'm New York introduced on the Dekabave Rail
road.
The new steamer Saratoga which is to receive the
engines Of the sunnyside sunk in the Hudson more than
year ago. launched at GreenpOint Yesterday "hen com
pleed the vessel will cost S225,OOO
In spite of the long strike N wOrkmen cutting
ice Winter the crop is large and ice will be cheaper
this than last reduced scale OF prices has been ar
ranged after conference of all the companies
lydia A. Marcus brought action in the City
Court yesterday the OF policy from the ST.
Louis Life Insurance Company The jury by diree-
ton the Court verdict for the plinth OF sl2Oo
the full amount claimed
The Jury in the divorce suit of Dr. Charles Ferch'
land against Christine remained out from until IL
o'clock D. H. Wednesday. and them directed By the
court brought in sealed verdict When opened yesterday
morning found to contain verdict for the defendant
On four Issues joined.
Francis Mahcdy, age o. the of Edward Ma
hedy the builder himself In the left side the heart
Yesterday at fathers residence No. 4ii Hicksst HIS
lying the hOOr and although
every made his life IL is not thought he
He supposed to have been temporarily insane
The house of John j. Lapham, No. GIL Carlton