New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
NETWORK CITY.

| II will DO worn more than claire de iuhe'
Swiss neckties, with the ends braided in
colored silk will be with Summer dresses.
Chamberlain Tappan reports balance In
| the City Treasury, on March 10, Of $l,569.l63 Is.
| The name of Lord has superseded that oil
Hicks on the door-pa,e OF No. 10 West Fourteenthst
Reproductions of historical arms and armor
are among the interesting objects in Tanys bronze de-
| partment.
MADAME Murphy and Monsieur Patrick,
Costumers the sign the door Of an East Broad
way establishment
| The Hebrew congregation Schaar Rachmlm,
In Norfolk contributed 5000 toward fund IN aid OF
| the suffering lsraehtes IN turkey.
| Among the japanese robes at Tiffany's is
one called the Damo robe which is valued at s45O IL
is Of silk, with flowers wrought in gold and silver
Oying TO the crowds on the streets, yester-
day number Of lost children was large over thirty
found temporary quarters at The Police Central Ohioe
The dead body of an unknown woman was
found in the East River yesterday afternoon. The fea-
could no, be recognized, on account OF decompos
ton.
II is stated at the Sub Treasury that there
is no great demand for the silver dollars, the nov
city hpvng off, that banks are not making any
calls for the new coins.
Katie Spitsfare, age six years, of No. 119
spring-st., died as the NewYork Hospital yesterday,
from the effects of burns received by falling stove,
at her home yesterday morning.
Among the "old silver" at Ti1anys are
number Of massive pieces made by Odst, OF Paris
during the reign OF Louis Philippe. aud adorned with
she arms OF distinguished American gentleman then
residing IN France.
The funeral Of Henry A. Taller took place.
yesterday Grace Church The Episcopal funeral ser
vice was performed by the Rev. Dr. Potter Of Grace
Church, and Or. Cooke OF ST. Bartholomew The body
was buried az Greenwood.
Otto Wizard, merchant doing business at
81 East Broadway reported 10 Captain TusEer. at
the Police Central Office, yesterday that his nephew,
Fritz Marshall, age eighteen, OF stapeton, staten
Island. had mysteriousy disappeared
The Coroners were requested by the Health
Department yesterday to investigate the case of child,
Evea Rodriguez native of Cuba, who died at Nc. ia
lhirdaye Satarda' from Tnt + r d 70 10
Nicholas NOnglalm, age forty years, and re-
siding at No 1894 secondave. has been missing since
February 20. No b. assigned Tor bis dsap-
pcafauce. His business that OF grocer, prosper
ous. HIS wife fears that be has committed suicide
while temporarily Insane, or met with ioui play
+. ODOnoghue & Co.'S Spring opening
o. French bornots and round hats will take
place 10 morrow and Thursday. The firm Will exhibit,
also. tempting array OF lowers and feathers, dress
TRIMMINGS and lace goods. aud long list Of other
ATTRACTIONS, which could only be ended with several
The contract for cleaning the streets OF this
city is To- awarded at Police Headquarters this morn
ng. There not more than half dozen proposals
received M to last night A. the contract only covers
the remainder Of the year ISIS Is thought that some
difficulty will he experienced in finding suitable person
| Ia teke the contract.
Messrs Barker g. Co., at No. AZ Liberty-st.,
will sell at to-day, by order OF United states Mar
slsl Payn. large lot of seized goods, consisting Of
church ye-nneut- lace and gold trimmings The goods
were imported 10y L. ". Morris CO... and were seized
by Cautain Bracket FOR violation OF the revenue laws
| They have been appraised at $1,000
Several of the leading liquor dealers nov
say that they do not think the legislature Intends Civ
na them "A new Excise law. II is said that the liquor
dealers OF Now-Yors desired to funds 10 influence
legislation. but that A,sembyman DAILY declared that
# money offered the members of the Legislature
! be woald have nothing To do with the bill.
The reception of the managers OF the Home
for Aged Hebrews OF the Indictment weather
Oh Sunday Is 10 ne continued to-day and Sunday next
The Home contains nj present scycntyf inmates be-
tween the ages Of sixty aud hundred years but
account of the limited capaeity OF the house many OF
ine old people uncoinfortahy crowded The nstitu
| ton ia supported by private contributions.
The following persons have been elected
officers OF the Blooming Grove Park Associations: Pres
dent Dudley Field; Vicc-Presdcnt John Avery Treas
urer Cessius Read; Secretary, John Avery Executive
! Committee. Dudley Field Dr. l.. Bradley, John Avery;
Engineers. john Avery. George y Greene ir, John Y
Cr~lor Directors Dudley Field, John Avery. Fayette
s Giles A. H. Wellington, s. d. Bruce, Charles Hallock
Genlo scott. George 8 Grecne Jr George H. G!enney
| Edward Bradley. Cassius Read.
BROOKLYN.
The new dollar made its first appearance on
the street carsIast Saturday, the Atlantic Avenue line
The body of a man, which had evidently
been In the water for time, found ON Saturday
| in the bay near Bay Ridge.
The first grave was dug in Greenwood on
September s. ls40 Up to last Saturday l9o73o inter
ments had been registered there.
Oliver Cotter complained to the Board of
Police and Excise, yesterday, that twelve liquor dealers
violated the Excise Law on Sunday.
Sergeant Mastcrson has been transferred
from the Twelfth Precinct to the Second and sergeant
Weeks has returned to hs old place In the Twelfth
! Precinct.
Burglars entered the rear of j. H. Hopkns's
grocery store No 81 Cnton-st through the premises
OF the unfinished PcrepOnt Street Baptist Church. sun
day night and carried of brandy ale, and other urt
cles, valued In ali at @233
The Board of City Works was authorized by
the Aldermen. yesterday. to spend $500 in erecting
monument In honor OF Francis Donlan. who 10 attempt
lug 10 prevent Miss Barnes aged lady, from being
by Atlantic Avenue tran last Fall, lost his own
| he.
The dismal pond on FOurth-ave.. between
Douglass and sackettsts. IL tho cause OF Increasing
| anxiety as the hot draws near and property
owners warning the health authorities that must
be filled up before It's maaral exhations cause disease
| In the district.
Colonel McLcer of the 14th Regiment, told
the Supervisors Military Committee yesterday that he
hud employed Charles 4. Palmer 10 attend 10 the
Armory boilers. in place Of william McCloskey. who was
regularly appointed, because McCoskey thought the
| salety-valye WAS III the asb-pan.
| Charles n. Collier, who was arrested last
| week on the complaint OF his wife, who charged him
with forging her name and drawing $1,000 from the
Williamsburg Savings Bank. was examined In Justice
walsh's Court yesterday afternoon. A there not
| sufficient evidence to hold him, he was discharged
Mayor Howell, yesterday, vetoed the resOlu-
ton recently passed by the Common Council, appro-
pratng 81 800 to defray the expenses of the tra Of
FOWLER the charge preferred by Mayor
Schroeder in 1915 The Mayor says that Mr.. Fowler