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

led Broadway they attracted much aen
circus opens here April when many novel
ties will be presented.
The SISTERS of Industry an organization COM
young ladies' the inmates Of the Orthop@dic
Hospital at No 1873 East Fifty nnthst yesterday afternoon
entertainment which consisted Of Rotations dia
ogue songs part the children In the wards and
exhibition Of various eats OF seghtofband balancing
Judy Henry Sheldon, on the part OF the
ladies' The children all Of whom lame or deformed sang
songs The Sunday school OF Christ Church
children in the ward floral arch with the
motto: Christ Ia Risen. Aeuiaw The hospital when 10
Of all classes Of deformtes Is In
pressing Of funds to carry on its work ds are ear
Destly solicited may s. Kennedy treasurer
No Al Cedarst The active Medical Board OF the hospital
consists Of Drs George A. Peters Thomas t. Sa0lne ana
New NJ Shaer attending surgeons. and Drs Simeon A.
Foster smith, and John H. Hobbie assistant sur
ge0ns
The directors Of the Phenix Fire Insurance Com
pany reelected Monday afternoon the old officers oil last
year.
The c0bble-stones in Broadway, Wilamsburgh,
being replaced Belgian pavement from the ferry TO
the fountain at Fourthst.
The General Memorial Committee, who have IN
charge the decoration Of soldiers graves on Monday evening
invite all Confederate soldiers In the vicinity 10
participate with them in the exercises Of Decoration DAY.
At the annual meeting of the Amaranth Dramatic
Society Monday evening, Douglass WALKER the young
amateur actor who whipped Thomas r. Clark on the
stage Brooklyn Academy Of Music in February was
expelled from the Association
Mrs. Amelia Unkel of No. 1875 Broadway, +. d.,
has commenced the city Court for an absolute
husband Edward the ground OF abusive
treatment Yesterday motion male for counsei zee ana
alimony and for the appointment OF a referee
The Police Commissioners yesterday directed the
Chief Clerk inform Michael Ceary the officer who cubocd
George Bay March a. that his expulsion from tue Brook
Ign police that time Batty was improv
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cary pleaded guilty charge Of assault yesterday morn
ing Walsh and remanded back to Raymond
Street Jail bail was refused.
James Gallagher and Charles Smith, runners
for quarreed yesterday over
Charles Keegan sailor whom each was trying 10 persuade
to accompany him home Gallagher drew revolver aud dis
charged smith The latter lodged in time to save
himself but struck Keegan IN the breast inctng
flesh wound. Both arrested, and keegans
wound dressed at the City Hospital
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
A meeting will be held by the grain trade OF the
Produce EXCHANGE Fday next c91sasr "k pr
in the grade OF corn Tsio I'm The e are in
of a new building.
A meeting of the Cotton Exchange Is called today
at 3 d. m what action VIII be taken III regu
the Constitutional before the LEGISLATURE
to lure ses Se so5sG by which the o.
Exchange viii closed at 2l5 m on Saturday and al $40
p. N. on other days
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday passed vote tts
OF thanks Commodore George H. COOPER ,nl,eu o. lies
pronIpness in deciding all questions submitted by them
Commodore Cooper las been relieved by commodore -
Rnd of the Unlcd Navy. complaint vas iade 10
he rs yainst the Police Department for allowing
our scow loads Of refuse dumped the East River 81 me
foot One-hundrethst The lm,q nieg he
Police COMMISSIONERS and the Mayor OF TINS violation o. ne
law letter was received from the staten SIAM feiy
Company iycrse settlement of their difficulties win
the opposition ferry by compromise
The usual social reunion of "SOrosIs" was held
nj DomoBcos on Monday, April 2. Resolutions OF regret
were passed the death OF Mrs johnson ana MIS-
Oct via lie Vert OF Soosi and the club expressed
s svmpay with the bcreayed families The c0riesl Ohdlng
tary read paper by Mrs Hecker, giving history OF t
Fortughtly tho club Of Chicago MIS- Ramshoh
SAM 1--WE my clad hills Mira Diehl gave ,scl
atton Aunty DGlefuI Sick Friend written by Mls
Mary Kyle Dallas recitation was gwen Oy htte Ne'e
Sherey arc years. who also played La Johe Coquette on
The v1in Mis- Holman read paper Business Women
Mrs Bergholz gave a recitation THE Two Homes ny ly,
Mary Stafford Blake addressed the cub br,enyt
Marvin read q Past Present and Oh
Women" Mrs Rain.hOn sang "The shepherd, Mrs Char'
lote De Ianey rected Tam Oshanter Mrs Nyman real
paper on Women switzerland and GERMANY, MIS- Rlcn
gave an original poem, aud Mrs Clapp paper on House
and Home"