New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

"Donble-deckr cars will soon he put on the Third
Avenue Line
w. N. Adams, one of the firm of Moses Taylor 81
Co.. died suddenly the steamship City Of Newfork while
the way from Havana ~ this city.
The foreign steamers sailing yesterday were the
Periere Algeria Andes CITY Of vera cruz They carried
foreign mail consisting Of 60O3i ottors and 100 bags Of
papers
The bondbolders Of the Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad yesterday appointed committee OF five to devise
reorganization Of the company In the interest
OF the bondhoders.
The Pelham coach will be taken off of its present
route on July o. and Will The change made
the heavy road between New Rochelle and Peham
Bridge In the Fall It will put back the old route
Members of the Produce Exchange in the flour
trade yesterday asked the Board Of Directors to escnd er
recent amending me rules concerning Hour members
engaged in the lard and provision business will meet to day TO
consider proposed changes the rules regulating their oea
Dgs.
The Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday re-
solved that hereafter all sign agreement
that they will themselves IN the sale OF tickets
drafts or land, exchanging money. or commencing
bolng places for but in OF application Tor
aiyce must emigrants 10 the proper officials
Solomon Fernderg, who keeps place of doubtful
character at 80 Baxterst arrested yesterday morn
ing bv Officer Gauchan Mulberry Street station
charged with receiving property Upon his premises
we're articles of clothing and eweiy which had
been stolen from Of George Neopoth at NO 45
Rid ge-st. abeuttwO weeSsago
Postmaster James has sent a letter to the letter
carriers giving Of the reduction Of pay Carriers sal
aries viii be fixed after July follows Carriers receiving
eG75 will receive sG4l 20 receiving $775 and ss75
will rec i've respectively s3G % and 1891 2j There viii be
no change Ia the salary (iOJ, paid 10 auxiliary cTers
The Postmaster soften blow by euogy the honesty
and efficiency of the carriers
By invitation of Frederick Clarke Withers, archi-
tect OF the altar and erected Tny Church TO the
memory Of the late william by his two sons, large
number OF ladies' gentlemen yesterday Inspected the com
pe structure Printed descriptions of the work sent
out with the invitations aud many persons remained In the
church long enough study the sni1csnce Of every
part design, the beauty and completeness OF which
were freely acknowledged and admired Selections were
played upon the organ during the afternoon
Joseph j. Couch, Grand Master of Masons in this
STATE his appointments for the coming Masonic
ycaf IRON July 1871 July l. 1873 Among them arc the
Reys John Webster stephen II. Tyng and Charles H.
Ia Grand ChapllBs L. Bradford Prince, standard Bearer
Johnston Fountain, Pursuivants; John Hooe Tyler;
George H. RAYMOND Lecturer Robert II. Thomas
Librarian and ]. c. Boak Marshal Among the District
Deputy Grand Masters Horace <. Taylor James Nor
rs5a j. Edward simmons. II. T. HOY, George H. CieaYcs.
Thomas II. Lecount, John IT. Burtis, William f. F1ch,
Charles NJ Brown Charles f. Young, c. f. L. Hohenta aud
Antonio Gonzalez
At the Seaside Sanitarium at Far Rockaway are
no who getting lease OF life from the
braci sea air. The ladies' expect to increase the
number their patients to 800 400 surf and saltwater
batg uure air " hoiosOme food kind treatment
a wonderful change tbe httle waits OF the tenement
bonse aud hundreds valuable lives saved Conirbu
coming slowly and it is desirable there should be
more haste The admonishes that the children
shall Dc seaside Contributions for IBIS
purpose may be sent Henry Bergh at Twenysecond ST.
aud Fourhase, DuHdas Dick. No 80 Woostcrst; Julius
Auerblch. NJ. d. ROckaway or TO Henry King Chair
man, TO- 4OJ West Tweutynnth-st.