New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
NEW YORK CITY.

Six New-YOrk firms now ship 1--we STOCK 10 EuIoPo
Handkerchief and neckties match in designs ana
colors.
Liberty bell ribbons are the novelty for trim
mings.
Ebony cornices and picture frames are very
fashionable.
During this week sO,645 persons have visited
Central Park.
Tomorrow new faces will appear in nearly every
choir IN the city.
Wild SQUADS and English snipe are the choicest
game atpressnt
Strawberries we're selling for % cents quart on
the streets yesterday.
A graduate from vassar College is trained nurse
in the Bellevue Hospital
A new Grand Jury will be impaneled i'll the Court
Of General Sessions on Monday.
Bretonne suits for children are made OF plque'
trimmed with India ribbons smoked pearl buttons
The peach crop in New-Jersey for the present year,
it is estimated Will reach 100000 or 2OOOOOOO baskes
The ladies' of the Flower Mission distributed bou-
qucts among hospitals and charitable institutions yestr
day.
The scholarship Mercury, now lying at Pier No. /.
North RIVER viii sold at auct on today at the Controllers
Office. .
The bridge over the Harlem River at Kincsbridge
is said to be a condition 1t is rohc OF eVo
luiiondry times.
A naphtha stroet-amp on Fourth-aye.. near the
Harlem River, exploded recently scattering fragments VI o
and glass block away.
Dress trimmings are Of irregular frnges, and
flower garnure evening OF tangled seaweeds
aud narrow .leayed foliage.
Parasos of 6cru bunting, over colored silk, with
ivory handles fastened wih ribbon bow aud pearl ornaments
are the latest novelty in sunshades.
The Rev. K. :. Macarthur of the Calvary Baptist
Church with Mrs Macarthur sailed the steamship state
Of Pennsylvania Belfast on Thursday.
A stylishly dressed young lady stood complacently
on Broadway, Fourtcenthst, yesterday, having
,t tho au1a of a
Applications for membership in the PHI Beta
Kama Alumni Association New-YOrk can be made Ia
Finest H. Crosby Secretary, at No 100 Broadway
Many street cars contain notice That no passen-
ger il allowed carry except upon the front PLATFORM any
sol ed OF dirty article OF clothing bedding in baskets or
bundles.
J.. b. Shafcr was appointed yesterday a commits
sioner to cody the municipal ordinances ia place
Of e. Lynde steson resigned Mr. shaer was formerly In
spector Of Street membranes.
The aggregate attendance at the Carmel Chapel IN
the Bowery during the FIVE that it has been open has
been 900 735 Tomorrow evening the Rev John Dooley viii
review the work Of the i've years
The American Bible Society during April issued
GO 49, copies Bible and distributed by gift and sale
JCGl bibles and testaments among 23lG families 2ls yes
Sc n, and 1851 immigrants at Castle Garden
The Grand Duke Alexis saw John L. Raymond
play COT Sellers the PARK iheater last evening He saw
SIR Raymond play the when he in the cy before
and during the evening his acquaintance with the
comedian.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual
banquet at Demonicos Ffthave and Twenty sixthst
on May Committee Of Arrangements consists Of
Elliot c. Cowdn, Seth Low, Henry NJ 1aDer Josiah NJ fsk
George Wilson.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Howard Mission
and Home for Little Will be celebrated in the
Academy Of Music the evening Of May 10. The Rev
Ilewelyn Bevan viii deliver the opening address, AMI
Theodore T. will direct the singing by the children
The funeral of Harvey H. Gregory, well-known
n held in
Episcopal Church. Madison and one hundTedand
twenty yesterday The services were conducted by
Wesley r. Davis the pastor and DE- G. d. foss and
II. Cory both former pastors OF the church The
attendance large.
The bark ;. Il. Lyman, from Sagua, reports that
on Thursday night O'clock of scotland light
ship she ran schooner Mary Of Gloucester carrying
away fore mantOpgallant masts and yards JbDOom
starboard bwarks and rigging, besides tearing sails and
breaking the boats The damage to the schooner could
not asoertaincd
The funeral of the late Frederick Fawcett took
place Yesterday Al S0uis Church, at fourthaye and
Twontcthst The services were conducted by Dr. H. y"
BELLOWS Charles sham, Edgar - Van Wrinkle, Jackson -
schultz Israel Corse wort John X. Bhosdes. W.
b. Islan and Edwards the paibearers The
burial wac at Rye. N. Y.
The congregation of the First Reformed Episcopal
Church at and Fifty dfthst, meets at present
in the in the basement Of the new church on
May 20 Bishop Cheney OF Chicago will preach the first ser
mon in the main audence.room which will be ready for
pancy Dy that time quartet choir will take the
place OF the precentor who has led the music hitherto
The schooner Addie Deanc, which arrived yester-
day from Baaco Cuba brought passengers the mate and
one seaman schooner Mary Pattcn Of Bangor Me-
owned by The Patten abandoned at sea IN
wateoggcd condition Apul 10 IN latitude 80 20 NORTH
longitude 1872 II The crew were taken oil by the
schooner George Washington, which landed them at Baraco
Charles Watson brought before Justice
Wande yesterday afternoon at the Jefferson Market Police
Court charged attempting confidence OF lottery prize
game on James shaber Of Boston MI shilaber told ali
amusing story about his experience with the young man. out
az there was for holding the prisoner Justice
Wande discharged him with rcprmand aud advised him to
honorable occupation, such as carry ing hOu Vi
other light work.
Jacob Vanderpoel, Dock Commissioner, John
I German Fire Commissioner, aud Nelson Tappan
city Chamberlain. confirmed by the Board OF Alder
men Oh Thursday, tho oath Of office yesterday
before Mayor Ely The Chamberlain did not renew n' bond
given in the OF $lO0000 as there Is bill pending IN
the Legislature reduce it much smaller amount 1t Is
sreties the present bohd are held until
the one is accepted.
The 9TH Regiment, Col Clark will parade on May
O. by invitation Haeck Statue Committee and Will
pas IN review before Precedent Hayes 23O. The Pres
dent will accompanied by Gen. Sherman Admiral Porter
Russian Dukes and other prominent persons Alter The
review the regiment President and suite to
Central Park witness the uDvang Of the Haleck statue
The Of the Veterans Of the National Guard
will parade with the regiment
Coroner Woltman yesterday held an inquest upon
the body Of Rosna Weiss the employed No IL
Twenty she died suddenly after taking
wine glass fun liquid supposed 10 be oaret The bottle
containing among number Of other bottles which had
jury rendered verdict that death caused
by cyanide Of potassium, and censured the butler Henry
butt for leaving bottle Of poison among number Of
bottles in a conspicuous place.
Isaac Bishop, a clerk employed by ID. s. Brown g.
Co.. soap of No 1856 Fstsve yesterday
arrested charge Of embezzement On Nov IL, 1876
Bishop alleged collected for ms employers the s2S
from H. Hahn OF No 766 Eleyenhaye which he failed
for The rm a that they have proof that during