New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Kelly yesterday paid the Brooklyn
Bridge Company $4,000
The Elevated Railroad is to have new station az
Morris and Greenwichsts .
Black English morocco has superseded the Hasi""'
Russia leather for pocketbooks >.
The florists, windows with their charming dis
plays Of Easter flowers like GASES in the dusty
Broadway.
The bark Gazelle. which left this port for sagua
on March 80 returned yester lay having ios her
a collision with an unknown vessel .
Sinners of coarse gray cloth are exhibited III
many shops II they're comfortable as they are us o
demand for them ought 10 be great
NJ + Jnpersoll has applied at the Department OF
Buildings permission to erect brown stone ~
Fifty seventh st. and Madison ave-, at cost OF sZoooo
The 81 creditors of John Chamberlain, the Long
prapch rambler have settled him by taking one cent on
the dollar for whole $4,000 OF his Indebtedness
Fruiterers now drop into practical slang Liter
s,y they cheese it, and Bre Rocqueorf stiiton ana Ne
cha, are more conspicuous their shops than the fruits vi
the field , ,,,
The Rev Samuel carp of Grand Rapids, Mcn',
has accepted call recorshp Of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church Harlem will enter upon his duties On ne ecohu
Sunday in April p
tablet to the memory of the late rector, the Rev.
mr. George b. Draper unvailed at ST. Andre" bpS0o
church NJ Foutave and one.hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterday in connection with the services Of Good fay
The Washington Place Police Court Will be held
hereafter in court building at six'h ana
ayes. the lease OF the WashlnsOnpisce Picnee' "o
PRED Yesterday To-day the business Will De oes"h " "'
building. u,
Patrick Rush of No. Is Tifanyplace, BROOKLYN
was arrested yesterday by the officers OF the SOCIETY " ~
Prevention Of Cruelty Animals for brutay beating MS
horse over body and head with the Du'' Gnu Vi '
whip Rush held for trial
A Frenchman named Albert Anganarrls, employed
az a board the steamer CANADA OF 'he
line steamers while hall seas over enueaVoreu W o
the vessel yesterday morning but fell from the gaep
droWn
Michael Connolly of BOODton, n. J writes 10 the
SUPERINTENDENT of Bellevue Hospital that az he had soh
living IN 81. John, ". b. he fears that the lhonas COR
molly who died the hospital from Injuries received
In street in the Fourth Ward was his son. Inc man
in question answered the description sent.
Many residents of the Twcnty-second ward caIied
on MAYOR Ely yesterday and protested against inc a'r'e
ing pusan AT Forty ninth ST. and EeventhaVe. 'orouer
Eli, ger said that the establishment was i9ui'ns '
boring property prejudicia to health Inc Ma'"
TO communicate with the Board OF Hcath ana eh
deavor have Che nuisance abated ,
The third company of cmigrants for New South
Wales under the colonization scheme Of r. W. Cameron ae
Australian Commissioner the Centennial Exposition WIZ
leave ths city April II by the ship Annie H. smith, Inc
number OF coonss going out TO their new home al ' TIME
will be greater either of the two former OCCASIONS ana
viii reach the limit 800 for which accommodations nave
been provided.
Gen. Newton yesterday acknowledged the receipt
Of the complimentary resolutions OF the Common Council ne
expresses his great grahcaton thai the labos OF hmet
ana his in removing the DISTINCTIONS from h"
Gate Channel for the advantage OF the commercial
have been deemed worthy OF this hatoring notice" The lei
fer was ndcd by Mayor alderman Morris who offered
the resolutions in the Common Council.
The sen,i-annual trade auction sale OF books and
stationery will be begun Clinton Hall sales Rooms on
MONDAY next All lots will be disposed Of without reserve
There are rs firms and individuals represented prominent
amo r whom are James r. Osgool Co.. ID. Appleton Co..
Harper Bros j. b. Lppucot Co., ard many others Ihe
aconeers that they will sell on Monday the io
inclusive from page 81 of the catalogue embracing en-
rcly publications of James r. osgood Co. The safe VIII
close on saturday, April 7.
In consequence of the incement weather during
the last wo the Bridge has been very nearly
at standsll Saturday two of the "qud wires were
rim across To the anchor bars from any
injury by the weather they will be galvanized like the cable
of iron nearly 20 feet loag and on' TWO
10 four inches width. This light undertaking. They
are piled w the bridge yard on the Brooklyn SIDE Du
Will be taken to McCleea Co.'S factory on T"eits III
few days Between Of wire have been delivered
and no y he ready to be stretched across the river
The Police Commissioners yesterday made the fol-
low,n5 transfers: Ward Detective Burk of the Ninth
Precinct 20 patrol duty Twcnynnth Ward Detective
O'Nc duty the Nineteenth Sergeant Christie oil
the Ninth Thirteenth Precinct Rouuisman NELLY Of
the Fifth Fifteenth ana Geay OF the Fifteenth TO the
Fifth officers Graham Of the Eighteenth TO the Fourteenth
Kershaw the Nineteenth SujPrecinct TO the Fifteenth;
Archibald of the Nineteenth Precinct TO the Fourth
the Tenth to the Twentynint Osborn OF the
Nineteenth the Thirtyfouth Moran o. the Seventeenth
Twenty ninth and McKeown Of the ihiry'thrd to the
Precinct The resignation OF Officer Bell vi the
Fourteenth Precinct accepted
BROOKLYN.
DR.. Thomas Baylis, one of the city sanitary in
specors lying very III at his residence No % Greencave
About two weeks ago the summons and complaint
IN the divorce suit Of Maria Ann Morris against Otto H. 0r
r her husbapd upon the defendant Since that
has left the country and ii supposed that he has
gone I, Germany with his alleged paFamour.
William NJ. Edds of No. los Park-ave. left his
residence las. Tuesday morning telling his wife he would re-
tnrn the afternoon and since that time nothing has been
heard from him. and it is Osed lie has committed suicide
appearance of Samuel Jessup Of Greenroin was
reported to the police. He was employed IA macint
by BAH Franklin ouayst He was last seen
at the shop on Monday.
Detectives COrwin and Folk arrested last evening
young pckpOckets who were members Of large gang
They gave their Charles Hall Of No 80 Fourth
place jeremiah Brown 60 Fourhace each II years
age Hall attempted to pick the pocket Of Miss Ada Marck
Of No 09 South Eighth ST. she was looking in the window
OF store She surprised him and detective being al hand
he These frightened away the greater
part Of Tie other pckpockeis along the street
A Judgment of foreclosure for $l1, 800 was en-
tered on Thursday Franklin Bartlett in the OF Cassus
H. Reed proprietor Of the Hoffman House New ork and
Nancy stokes the mother OF Stokes prop,
erty question is the Standard oil Works on Newown
Creek and Fisk had their first quarrel
Until this misunderstanding the works were managed
by Stokes though he decided them TO ms mother IN 1862
Bos,wick Co.. tie oil rehners, have lease Of the
premises.
An attractive-lOokng young woman examined
In Hiram Markss tailor shop Thursday for suit
little brother" Finding what she wanted she went
the brother to be measured Five minutes after
Marks found that roll of diagonal cloth had disappeared
stepping to the door he the walking rapidly
up lie related the passing officer;
they pursued the fugitive and despite her
Of she taken TO the Dexs station
cloth found concealed in her clOheS she
her Brown Of NewYork lie gave her lecture
tie evil Of her ways and sentence OF six months In the
Penenary the fist she received with the latter
with apparent uncOnCcll