New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
NEW.YORK CITY.

Treasury Feb "a of $l,210450 &C.
Tile money boxes the Cross-town cars pan
| out" literally in counterfeit COINS
The gap made on Broadway by the great hre OF
year ago is now entirely filled up by new iron fronts
dingy-lookng hOstelry in Centre-st advertlses
nights lodging free lunch, and handsome entertainment
| for cents"
Thomas +. Nash, the Lotos Club burglar, was sem
fenced by Judge Sutherland years Imprisonment in the
| State Prison.
| The town is filled with country milliners as the
large wholesale millinery houses have their openings to-day
and tomorrow.
| Controller Kelly yesterday signed warrants on
the city Treasury Of the Police Department for
| S274,7s3 81
The Police Commissioners yesterday appointed lie
Grand smith clerk the Detectives ONCE at salary OF
| $500 year.
The flags on the Pennsylvania Railroad offices and
ferry all at half mast yesterday IN memory Oh the
late Henry Southmayd.
The average term of Office of streetcar conductors
IL only and yet applicants waste months in waiting
for such brief and unremuneratve places
| Since the bell-punches have been adopted on the
Third road the total daily appropriations by con-
ductors Is estimated u be not more than SO
The only vcstiges of the great January snow
storms found in streets town. where the ice
is still in condition in places for sleig-Uding
A miniature gilt bird cage serves for comblna-
non nkstand either side OF the cage are
ink cups while the letters to be slipped between the
The latest phase Of the controversy about the right
TO bring spectacular play a Trip to the Moon
furnished by Jarrett Palmer who the public that the
piece will produced in Booths Thcatcr in short time
The wind did not blow very f0rcibly yesterday
but the aged Broadway ound themselves carry
ing and veeed and waved from one side Of
the walk the other like over rugged schooners in gale
The work of removing the unsightly accumulation
Of earth at the side Of the PosOdce at last has been
begun The correspondence to the press on the
subject will Do removed at the same time
Charles Allen age 81, Of No. Dos Newark-aye
Jersey city while work yesterday on the track Il the Ee
waited Railroad Nnhave. aud GanscvoortSt was caught
between passing train and the railroad ties breaking his
thigh and causiD internal injuries which will probably prove
fatal.
The number of immigrants arriving at Castle Gar
denis very small The authorities say however that the
prospect Of large influx Of foreigners during the smngs
good. They expect greater number from England and
Germany than any previous year for long time. It's
thought will lee falling off in the number from
Ireland owing the scarcity Of Uoers in that country
A panel Of - extra jurors was drawn yesterday,
from selection Of jury for the CobuFn case Will be
be made this morning Preparations have been made By the
for trying Coburn one of The indictments
for assault with 10 Kill today and no poStl0nement vi"
granted ules CObarns coalition 50 serious that he can
not attend court.
At a meeting of the holders of the consolidated
mortgage bonds OF the Oeans Jackson and Great North
e1u Mississippi Central Railroads held in this city
yesterday committee consisting Of eGJud2e James Emot
w. H. Osborn W. II. Macy. and ]. b. Alexander was ap
pointed to prepare plan the reorganization of the roads
Central Office detectives last night made a descent
on the gambling No. ~ West Broadway where an
"enyoiope" game has lately started. Alexander Me
Cam the repucd proprietor the place not to be found
but tho detectives arrested - other who were IN the
pac, and brought Police Headquarters where they
wee locked up
4 committee appointed by the Produce Exchange
Cheap Transportation Association, and the mas, meeting Of
the canal buitmcn held Cooper Institute two weeks ago.
VIII proceed Albany this evening to advocate the passage
Of IN providing for the Of canal tolls tO uniform
rate Of oneaIf mill per goo pounds per mile The commit
tee claims that the canals largo portion OF
the business which been diverted to the railroads
At the inquest of Coroner Woltman yesterday
upon the body William Brown, ID late Of NO II Suf
folk st. whose skull fractured by brick thrown BY
Thomas Walsh Hobokcn jan y, the jury rendered YER
diet in accordance with facts holding Thomas Walsh
sponsibe death Of Brown Walsh is now locked up in
Bergen JAIL having been committed by DstciAttouey Gar
Tcttson Of Jersey CITY.
1t has been suggested that, in Difference to the
large number OF people suicide the about
the city, plan Francisco genius should be adopted
II is To build small steamer, De known the Susan
side" At up with moruay chapel canvas collins can
non balls then receive board all who have lost fear
OF the canon ganst seslaugnter It's good idea but II
would be gross injustice certain conyocatiOn of polite
worms and TO a certain body Of polite coroners
Atthe meeting of the Medical Society of the County
OF New.York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Twenty FOurhav last evening paper on the
chemical analysis Of the blood in OF lcucocytham
presented months Health commissioner Dr. f. G.
Janeway read by Charles Dorcmus Aerthis Dr. William
81 Chamberlain read paper The relation Of the urinary
organs pucrperal Prof F0yce Barker Dr. Mary
Putnam Jacob Others discussed the more important
points in the paper and Dr. Chamberlain closed by answering
the main objections OF his critics.
Herr Antonio Segrist, a wcll-knbwn Gvmnast,
called at the Office society of Cruelty
Children Saturday aud stated that he had an apprentice
nine years old he wanted surrender To the society
lie III him. but he afraid he might get into
] Rows
the profession The boy proved to be Thomas Rosenthal
Jewish orphan Siegrst had obtained from charitable
Newersey four years Yesterday arrange
mcnts TO have the child adopted by wealthy He
family residing this city, The boy does not complain
Of any ll.treatment ,
A thief yesterday stole gold watch and cham,
worth 800 from the Charles Pat at his residence
No. 271 Goldst
A new ferry-bOat for the use of the East River
Ferry Company is building aud Will soon be launched
1t will cost 100000
Tie druggists and pharmacists Of Brooklyn will
hold meeting this afternoon In Grenada Hail. for the purpose
OF forming permanent association.
Edward Lamb of No. 100 WyckOff-st., the come
dian Of Olympic Theater who was burned by
his stage clothes catching about three weeks ago still
confined by the injuries received, though he
is now regarded a. out OF danger.
The wigwam of the Republican League of the
Twenty fifth being converted into heater TO be
known Novelty Theater rs feet in depth has
been added Of the wgwam and other additions
have been made 1t will open about the middle OF March
It is not often that the Justices of the District
Courts take regard violations Of the Excise laws
John Dorgelsh Of No HamiltOnave, fined for this
oense s5 with the alternative Of going to Jail for 80 days.
On Saturday the Police Commissioners revoked his liquor
license.
Walter l.. Livingston yesterday served his answer
the suit brought against him by eIJudge Daley TO contest
Kings County surrogateshp Tho denies every