New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12

gradual Improvement in general trade would naturally bring
higher wages aborers No definite action was taken
There were IL new vaccinations made by the
Health week. and 45 vaccinations The deaths
reported were 1926, births, 1893, and marriages, 80
At the forty -eighth anniversary of the Brooklyn
Sunday Union May 49, it expected that between
and $4,000 persons for the most part children will join
the procession. The Union is composed OF 1873 schools
which will be grouped in seven divisions.
Otto Felix, a painter, Is years of age, OF No. ii
Graham yesterday fell from the scaold in front Of
painting 80 Jeersonst His left arm was
boken aud he internal injuries lie is at st.
GATHERINGS Hospital.
The Bricklayers' Union held a meeting at their
headquarters Cous last evening IL YVES decided 10 Ge
mand ~ day next Monday II this IL
refused they strike he prices which they nave peeh
receiving vary from 81 80 TO 50 25
The fair of the Womans Union Missionary Society
opened the Sunday OF Plymouth Church on
Tuesday afternoon will this afternoon and even
ing filed with attractive array Of articles,
very The managers arc the
Misses Halliday, Haven and Bigelow.
BY order of United States Marshal Harlow yester-
day Thomas Spencer arrested at his residence NO 81
oxforst charged with being interested in the Illicit dist
ery premises at No 80 Raymondst which was seized
several weeks ago. Commissioner Winsow held Spencer in
S. 900 bail to appear for examination on Monday.
Officers of the First Precinct yesterday arrested
John sullivan and John McCarty OF Nos 30 and - oVes'
NewYork who were picking pockets In FuitOnst From
Of third pkpocke whom they arrested He gave bis name
as Charles Burton Walsh discharged him.
but held the other two for trial.
Supervisors Strong, Curran Clark, Fleeman, and
Van Cott of whom Republicans have been
appointed special committee inquire into the alleged voting
by the inmates Flatbush institutions During week
past the paupers discharged from the Almshouse
left behind said that these the men who
suit OF investigation.
The ANIMAL election of trustees Of the Church of
the Pilgrims the Rev. Dr. Storrs took place last Monday
evening Dr. l.. Mitchell and George r. Stockwei were
without opposition but over the choice OF the ta
trustee there was yey The older members wanted
George Nichols young people desired representative IN
the board and urged choice of j. r. Robinson After de-
bate testing hour final vote Mr. Robinson was
chosen by ballot of so to22
Judge Pratt has granted a temporary injunction
against the New York and Beach Railroad Company re-
s,raning them from running through the property OF Samuel
Striker Glavcscnd Concy Island An order was
also grained saturday why the company
permanently enoned from using the lanh Inc
purpose obtain payment for the properly not
rendered by the company This railroad Is the one WHICH
TO connect NewYOrl with Coney island In 10 minutes
The Amerique which was brought to the foot OF
Ezabchs after she set aoa remained yesterday
just Of the Ere Basin On Friday she will be taken 10
the dry dock in package Of cut wine glasses
which was brought up from the Amerque and placed on
Robnsons dock stolen on Tuesday 1t was subsequently
recovered nj Of COnoverst where IL had been e D
the thieves Michael OB len. John Matthews, Oscar Howard
Edward Irwin william Strikes committed for tIia
by Ferry the charge Of stealing this property
LECTURES ASD MEETINGS.
The Rev DE- Mrndes will lecture this evening on
The Fail Jerusalem" before the Young Meas Association
Fifty dftls,
The Rev. Robert Bruce Hull will be installed this
evening pastor Of the Tabernacle Baptist Church second
Tc1drcS viii preside aud recognition services win be
by the abiet clergy men IN the bapSt de
nomination
At IA meeting of the directors of the lying-ln hos
pital Yesterday al No 20 uno9square }hs l99" ing S
Wcmore Benjamin r. Winthrop, stewart BIowl, lieljamln
= sml Andrew Wafr James r PsSd MoO Teero MI
Winthrop, George A. Moore, ana Albert NJ Patterson.
final mass meeting Of deposGrs OF t the cPPtIeG
Hunes Brcwe N hosana l5P2 no E bay Sned am
agreement that they Will ale" Their moneg 70 itln Gnc
aoin petition viii also be presented Tor signatures urging
Bank superintendent aud Altonr 10 suspend az
u tne depo-itors, said yesterday 'Atl was
depgs.a.s gtug 90 collar The COMMITTEES VII
recommend thar the present trustees ~ ao%Sa !" %nI up
s ~ ljcj' TIC ''''D '' ''
The Acclimaiization Society met last evening at
Id ~ ionn " Ieen SECRETARY The BooranG Grove Park
2 oa .Sd US. care a sI psn BIRDS TS ec
that the Accommodation society might send Jonn SCHUYLER
read an qc,oun Green parrot. about the size OF dove
thai had i've, for six months in Madison daring the
codc,, weather year. thereby show ing that all parrots
the blow " an boug. Dr. Green read paper ON
ni,rruiture in China Tie chairman read rOuce OF the pro
posed r. solution MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature Tor WITH
drawing from the 'ngISh sparrow ana
urt ssed his regret the strongest terms
At the annual meeting OF the Ladies Art Asso-
ciation' Yesterday presidents report showed eea'
v@si Of wOr during the year The treasurer
rrp0ri. balance li2 81 ia the treasury An amendment
In INC constitution sopt- enabling ees or gentlemen
rtrrrs, in arr Industries 0 become Fellows On ay-
neut of ~ annually The following officers we're elected Tor
The ,using rrar President Ma Henry Peters Gray; Vice
president Mrs Iicnond L. Phillips; Treasurer Miss H. G.
Field. recording Secretary. Miss COrnea = Post; Core
spending secretary MIS-. J. b. Collin; Custodian MISE Ancc
ltueyV Miss Mary Cook and Mrs. Mary Kyle Dulas Win
Inc above ocpr- constitute the Executive Committee The
following made tO the present committees M
examinations Mr.. W. Harrison Oh Glasses Mrs - NJ
Wheeler: oa Life study Miss Florence Granger