New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
NEw-YORK CITY.

| The newest lace is not embroidered in silk.
Mary Billy is the proprietor Of a ribbon shop.
Steel buckles dazzle the eyes new Spring suits.
| Nassau-st contains 81 stationery and bookstores.
Frog legs are advertised in uptown restaurant.
Green sods we're sold through the streets yester-
day.
The most fashionable grenadines are striped or
plaid. -,
The Breton glove has row of buttons around the
| top of the wrist.
Less maple sugar has been made tins season than
| for a number Of years.
japanese cloth OF the popular ecr@ snade ls hiaue
! up in Bretonne costumes
Stylish suits are trimmed with pinked founces,
| one inch deep, hall way TO the knee.
The Oldest frame building on Broadway is on the
southwest corner OF Bleeckerst
Over two tons of striped bass arrived at the Fulton
| Market on Monday from the Chesapeake Bay.
| About 100000 fans were shipped from Japan
| last year; nearly all came TO this country.
pupil of FLORENCE Nightingale has charge of the
Training School fol Nurses in East Twentiethst
| RainbOw-tintcd pansics, new variety, with colors
as delicate as orchid blossoms appeared in Broadway florists
shop yesterday.
&. ". Van Horn will erect a building on Sixty
fourthst Madison to be used for French HATS IL
| VIII cost 10000.
The Harlem River at the foot of Eightysixth-st.
dumping ground for the debris from the eAcaa
| tons at lIaletts Point
The room occupied by Washington when tine
Roger Morris became his headquarters remains eH
| actly the in appointments now as then
| Bangs IL Co. of No. GO Broadway VIII sell NJ
auction to-day Of valuable works on botany con-
chology, engineering. agriculture. and geology.
Persons intending to move on May should give
their notice Of their Intended places OF res
Much delay in the receipt OF letters may DC avoided III
| this way.
Invitations to the Columbia ball, which occnrs az
Delmon co.'s on April 81 much in demand Tie Grand
Dukes with their suited and many oIher prominent guests
expected to be present.
Eugeae Smith, age 8, was playing in the street
near his residence 4iy Greehwich, last evening" when
he was run over by instantly Killed. George Jen-
nings the driver of the hack, was arrested
The 9th anniversary OF the American Congrega-
tona Union he'd Sunday evening in the Church OF
Disciples. The annual sermon will be preached By the
| Rev Mr. of Norwich. Conn.,
| The steam Iaunc,. of the Russian flagship Syet
lana while lying the swinging boom Of the flag shpyes
teray exploited her boiler aad hriAiS away from nor
moorings driftcd down the stream aud sank.
! Register ketchum has received n warrant IN bank
rIutcy against OF SiGmund Gogc. & Co, Wholesale
dealers furs No. COB Broadway VINO nave been All
Gdcdted Involuntary bankrups on Me Peu''h Oh 'hiee
creditors.
The booksellers of this city, consequence of the
b the OF the bill prohibiting tho prosecu
ton business in his state have ode ARRANGEMENTS to
to jersey CITY and al exodus oil the fraternity soo
| expected
| The Committee on Nominations of the Ncw-lork
Stock Escnang has exported OF H. t. ste1Dns and
g. L. IIagn candidates FOR mcmbers OF tie Governing
Committee place OF jou T. Denny and L. Ives who have
| declined reelection
Henri Elsenhofer of West Farms made a pair Of
boots for William j. Welsh trying them said hat they
hurt his Eisenhofer replied that noe hs fault
w.eTeupo welsh stabbed him in ihe bead with garden
knife Wheeler in the Foram Police Court ycster
day committed Welsh ri trial.
| An unknown man, age about 70, five feet and SIX
inches in hight Of build ana DARK complexion was ouni
drowned yesterday the foot o, F"rtysiXhst North River
The body resembles the description Of Joseph Wellesley G.
81 Thtysec)n who left nls home On Feb 49,
| and has not been IN or heard Of since.
The Stock Exchange has placed Oh its regular list
tho hya per sinking fund bons Of the Chcass Barring
ton and Qancy Railroad These bonds arc da''i Ocf2
1876 and payable l. 1901 the whole amount authorized
beng s2JCO0Oo Of which $4,000 has been issued the
company rescr0ng 100000 for future needs
| The Board OF Estimate and ApporlOnment having
failed 10 an appropriation ooshp Mercury
the Commissioners OF Charities and con TUNED over hc
vessel to the city Ino ship purchased BY the
city for 80 &C., ami 20 have been sold yesterday
public auction, but the ale postponed until May D. In
the vessel Will be noOred Oh the Battery
| 4 coffee party will be held to morrow after
the Of the 22d Regiment at Four
aud sixhaye. The olJec, OF This entertainment Is
TO raise money to FURNISH Tie NewTOrk Hllnenan Hospital
building OF which, Fourthaye near sixyscytnhsi
nearly completed Among the ladies' have the party in
charge are Ma Gordon W. Burnha, Mrs. f. e. Bartlett
and Hro. William UCgeman.
| The annual festival and distribution of prizes at
|
at $50 D. There will be singing and Rotations y The
children address by Dr. II. C. Potter Among other
things viii be illustration of the songs and methods
f .ss Huntingtou's interesting invention the Kitchen
8lrler" which the Oliyet has hai the enterprise 10 ouu'o
among IL own pupils
Special Gent Bracket has for some time Sis
pected extensive business in smuggling pocket cut
lery by sailors foreign ye'ses arriving al
this port. determined 10 make an example OF 'he hrst
psrsn lie go i detect and YESTERDAY his men
arrested Jones and Thomas Coppnse IRENE" on the
steamship q Berlin and found twelve dozen knives in
their possession. The taken before Commissioner
Shields who held them for examination to-day.
| strike among the Irish abOrcrs employed on the
Riverside resulted few days in The hiring OF
Italians IL Gay DO the work for which the freshmen
demanded 81 25 TIC striking labors have renained about
place n threatening manner that squad o
poco has been detailed each day guard Italians at
them the Ei2hthave ear" at night Last
evening rshmen made attempts at Violence ta
then John Casey, arrested ard locked up IN tie
| Tlrileth Precinct SatOnhoGsc.
The examination OF John X. Howard IN the bank
ruptcy proceedings of j. b. Ford CO.. publishers was con-
tinued yesterday Register FITCH Torndke Saunders
appeared for Ford and Georg, ". Denton for Thomas
W. Weshere, the only opposing tiltor. Mr. Howard ties
the cost OF books published by the firm as OlOw'
Library Poetry Song, OLD clifton $1,000 81; n" ell
ton 239 81 Chrst S9284 - Christ In iitera
turo si2O4 50 Woman in sacred Iscr sl3l12 80 and
Ucroc Women o the Bible and the Churc9, f26Gs 10 MI
Howard agreed furnish copies % the books for examination
| by experts as 60 cost &C.
| The Oil Trade of The Produce Exchange yesterday
adoud series Of rules relating margias. .dmeD
to Rule SO was adopted specifying that verbal contracts
when satisfactorily proved shall have the same standing "a
written contracts but that claim under such contracts must
be- made Of the eyed transaction the next
business day. the rules relating the claims
that in case failure OF any bank trust in
which margnsaye deposited the Oss shall fall upon tho
person 10 whom the margins were Tue In accord