New-York tribune., 1878-03-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

Pulled sleeves ana MeOlci ruLs aIo "n
nounced rs the next caprice
Krtltina has new pedestals Tor Dusts that
stand bjQh and have shelves below for use
Loose covers for protecting furniture arc
made of the striped jacquard linens in gay colors.
eggs direct from the fowl " Is the amusing
placard over a Washington Market dealers stand.
The Palais Royal is selling out its entire
stock to changing the nature OF Its business
Long sacaues, resembling swallOw-tail coats,
and showing light vests, will be favOrite design Tor
walking suits.
The Commissioners of Charities and COrrec-
ton stated yesterday that they had selected no one as
yet 10 fill the position Of warden Of the Tombs.
Michael Hanly, Michael Sullivan, John Mahon
and Jacob Garfield required to furnish bail each IN
$780, yesterday for insulting the worsppers at faher
McNainara's Church.
A beautiful ice cream set, at GOrham a. Co.'S,
is in coissonne enamel copper Tho spoons are H"r
lequn STYLE the large serving spoon having brd ana
butterfly decorations.
A West Side fruit-dealer exhibits lot OF
tbick-sknned roughcoated bitter oranges, which are
labelled african oranges from the Congo River, us
covered by Stanley during his celebrated African expo
rations."
The Aldermen have passed resolution
approving the action recently taken in tile Legisia
trc looking the investigation OF the management OF
the railroads OF the State and legislation 10 corree'
abuses connected thcrcwith.
Louis Gross was arrested, yesterday, for
swlndug many persons by representing that he needed
little money to procure musical instrument IN order
to take his place In the orchestra at WaacAs iheu'
He has cluded arrest for nearly year.
John W. Hessc, former cashier OF the Brew
er and Grocers Bank denies that business was good
until deficiency OF 100000 was discovered In the ac-
counts Of the cashier" as stated in THE TRIBUNE OF
Yesterday Oh the authority Of the present cashier.
Many runners for marshals have been III the
habit of lounging IN the vestbule OF the Yorkye Po-
lice Court, aud complaint is made that they have
swinled Door persons who have had business at the
court. Justice Otcrb0uTg Will investigate tlc iter
According to the agreement between Mag
gle Mitchell and the management of the Standard inca
re that should appear in many OF her characters
n. possblc "MgnOn Will be taken OF at the close OF
this week, and Fanchon" will be produced on Mohday
evening.
Francis Dwyer and William Smith, by forg-
Ing the name OF Dwyers father 10 order obtained
$500 worth Of champagne from Mr.. John Osborne a
wine merchant, Of No. 45 Beayer-st. They were ar
raghed the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
and Ienandcd
Joseph 5. Ashhurst, the superintendent OF
the messenger department OF the American District
Telegraph Company of this city, died at his residence,
No l39 Waynest, Jersey City, at o'clock, Yesterday
morning. He was a of the late John Ashhurst OF
Newburg, wcllknown lawyer
w. A. Cole president of the Produce Ex-
change. appointed Charles r. IIickcx John T. Town
send f. H. TOmpkins, L. L. Holman ana waiter Carr as
committee TO present the views OF the Produce Ex-
change TO the Committee of the Board OF Aldermen,
the question of terminal facilities
The Fire Commissioners have provided
wagons of uniform and pattern for the Chief Engi
neer and the nine Chiefs OF bataons Iu each wagon
carried a complete suit OF fire clothes for the occupant,
and behind u peculiar slOping dashboard Is q gong to
warn vehicles Ia move out OF the way.
Miss Mary WalpOle age seventeen, of No. 436
West Forty yseconst complained at tho Yorkville PO-
.ata Al 10 olippt
a small bill at No. 2i5 West Forty -seventh-st, Manuel
Ie threw her down the steps breaking one OF
her ribs. lie Provost was held for trial.
The Produce Exchange will decide by ballot,
on April whether not to amend the bylaws 50 that
the Exchange shall be closed for business on any
day except legal holidays aud Sundays The present by
laws permit the Exchange to be closed on any day. pro-
vidcd thrce-fourths Of the members 50 VOTE
The Police Board has given orders to the
sergeauts in command OF court squads that hereafter.
before tho opening of the court sealed envelopes
tanning the aud charges against persons arrested
shall be- banded 10 the clerk that they may be recorded
and the udavits taken preparatory to the examination
The last two nights of Major De Boots"
are at the Fifth Avenue Theatre and the last
matinee DE Boots and T0odes" Will be given to-
morrow. On Monday J; $. Clarke viii appear as Dr..
PdngiOss in Colcnan's hve-act comedy, Inc iclrat-
Law and that occasion the original epioge VIII DC
spoken.
Horace Webster, formerly employed as a
clerk by Moore 1ngue Co.. OF this city, who embezzled
Sll 900 OF the firms money two years ago. and who was
arrested in Jersey CITY last month, brought To this
c,'y last evening from the Hudson County JAN upon
gequisiton made by Governor Robinson upon Governor
Mcclellan.
Several men were arrested recently in the
store OF Bernard Goodwin Twentythirdst. and Thir
teentlaye., while witnessing n cock fight. Goodwin
made his escape but arrested Wednesday night and
yesterday justice Duty held HIM Tor tral III $500 bali.
The other persons We're ntd s2o ,aeh III the Court Vi
Special Sessions on Wednesday.
The Cooperative Employment Bureau of the
BOvcry Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Associi'
tion, No l3l Bowery, has abolished the fee OF II,
which II lately charged Employers OF labor be
furnished with male employees OF al kinds tree OF ex-
peasc. Unemployed men can register Tor situations,
but responsible references must be gwen.
The Board of Commissioners for licensing
sailors boardinghouses yesterday reported that the
amount due Mr. Blunt late treasurer of the Board
had been decided to be Sal II. On the question OF
appointing certain volunteer inspectors was stated
tha several places had been licensed when had not
proper even decent accommodations for sailors Tile
matter was lald over
George Watson was charged yesterday with
attempting to commit a burglary, with another man
who escaped. at the house OF James Nolan, No. 4J3
Thrdave. At the Yorkyille Police Court, Watson
claimed that he looking for board when he entered
the house. and complained that Mr. Nolan had thrown
batchet ut him. He was held In $1,000 ban.
A call has been issued for u meeting of the
members Of the Bar opposed to the new Code OF Pro-
cedurc the General Term room of the Supreme Court,
on saturday at . u. m. Among the names signed to
this call identified with the previous meetings In
Opposifion TO tlo cude are those OF William Fullerton
Frederick Smyih, samuel j. Crooks. George W. Parsons
and A. L. Whitehead
The 7th Regiment reception in nj | of the
new armoFy fund will take place at the Academy of
Music Wednesday, April "A. Already large number
tickets have been so.d and most OF the boxes have
been disposed Of The boxes yet unsold well tick
els, be secured at the music store OF VIM A. Pond
Co.. No. 5l7 Broadway. The tickets bear q handsome
engraving Of the new arm0ry.
The Great London Circus which will open
at lllmores Garden Monday evening, will make a cal
aud toicEght parade through the principal streets