New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
NETWORK CITY.

Large quantities of grain are waiting for shipment
at the piers OF the North River
From the Tombs is heard a dOleful sound it's the
voice of the repentant sinner.
"Daub & Co." is the highly suggestive Sign
which hangs Just below Broadway art studio.
A warrant for $5979 GO was signed by the Con-
troller yesterday Street Cleaning account
By a strange coincidence this year Ash Wednes-
day falls on St Valentines Day and Easter on AFoos my
The proclamation of King Carnival appeared In
yesterday in flaming posters that attracted
cradle attention .
new style of menu and name-cards for plnnci
parties painted by hand with artistic designs is on eAooh
at Gimbrede's.
Recorder Hackett in his charge to the Grand jury
yesterday called their attention especially TO the SUBJECT
life insurance frauds.
The latest importations Of kid gloves for evening
laced up with cord finished WIN aSSeis usu "
shade match the glove 49,
The Founding Asylum under the charge OF the
Sisters Of Charity received warrant on the CITY treasury
yesterday for s2O,4s5 o. ,
A family on Fifth-ave. have adopted the new the-
DRY Of the sanitary properties Of blue glass and the window"
of one room show blue and white pancs
At Eulton Ferry Yesterday boy was caught III
the act of pfeng magazine the box OF newspapers ior
the hospitals equals the traditional robbery OF pennies
from dead mans eyes.
The treasurer Of the New-YOrk Association 1or
improving the Condition OF the Poor Acknowledges the re-
her second ballad concert.
new invention fol- ladies' dancing shoes is the
separate heel all shades They are made to match
of the dress and can be attached 10 any KIM o A
satin silk boot by means Of a spring
Resolutions have been adopted by the Chamber OF
Commerce and forwarded the Legislature declaring that
the Chamber approves the bill for act fixing the rate In
terest for loan Of goods and earnestly urges
upon the Legislature its early passage
The Rev. Alvah Wiswall OF st. Johns Guild re-
NIallin
were selling tickets for entertainment TO be given
Han Harlem on Feb H. ostensDy Tor inc dement,
OF Guild declares that the entertainment Is my I'd
and the ticketsellers arc impostors.
The brig Louisa, abandoned at sea go miles from
New York was owned 10y Henry sweetland OF No william
s. her Grew were landed Deppe Feb by the
British ship Magnolia, from Mobile for Amsterdam The
registered 257 TONS built In Harrington NJ ;, IN
1863 uninsured aud for long time had barely PAID eh
penses.
There was serious discussion yesterday among
those who frequent Courthouse about getting out acct
dent polio the repairs on the roof making tho
passage of the rOtnnda perOus expedition prone
10 zee the their brothers eyes they don't care about
having pluck their own. without special
damages.
The following award was made yesterday by the
Commissioners OF Charities and James H. Ora
for supplying coal to the department. 1soo ions
at SO 90 district south of Fortethst LOO tons at
81 o. for the district north of Foetht TO Harlem f'e
and 90 tons at - % for Twenty third and Twenty
fourth Wards.
woman of respectable appearance is obtaining
money charitable individuals by means OF letters ss
ing TO be addressed Sister superintendent OF ST.
Hospital and bearing her forged signature The sister
bcgs to state recommendation or pecuniary
made by her either verbally in writing through
the parties seeking relief
During the week ending Feb 9, there were 452
deaths reported this city, The main of death We're
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