New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
NEw.YORK CITY.


ton of the moment at Lord TgylOl's.
The Gilbert Elevated Road cars are Kept
unnecessarily hot, the ventilation being very poor
A new material for Summer dresses at john
son's Is called Hamburg net, ana Is very handsome
There is room for Improvement on the Ele-
yaed Road in one important respect-thc poicnoss of
the employees on the trains.
The crew of the bark Advocate, the loss of
which has been published, arrived at Antwerp In the
ship n. b. Palmer on June TO-
Officer Schmidt, of the Sixteenth Precinct,
was severely reprimanded by Justice Murray yesterday
for bcarug drunken the head with his club.
Daniel Connor, age ffty-eight, one of the
bakers injured in the fire at No IsI Muberry-st, on
June 49, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the
effects Of his injuries
The schooner yacht, Dreadnaught, belonging
to Charles j. Osborn, went ashore at Mamaroneck on
Sunday night. She was hoatcd of yesterday and
brought TO this city when che went into dry dock.
Charles Ganleas, age tifty-fye, of No. OIL
Frst-Gyc, fell overheard yesterday, az the foot OF
Tweutytlira-st, Ea.; River lie rescued and sent
Bellevue Hospital, where he died four hours later
The testimony for the prosecution i'll the
trial of Bartlett Martin ana Roberts uron the charge Of
robbug two cmqoyG3 Of the Planet NILS Company of
over $1,000 in March last, was concluded in the Court
Sessions yesterday Tie defence viii be opened to-
morrow
Detectives Frost and Corr, by means of
dccuy letter, caught at tle Io7t once lasI evening
Bridget Ray, age eighteen, Of Cambridge Mass who
was recently abducted from her home by Alfred Mon
tague who las wie and two children In Cambridge.
The girl was placed in charge Of her aunt
In the suit OF Dennis Sadler against the
city, in which the plaintiff recovered about 1900 Of
very large claim for advertising IN The Nec York Tablet
Judge Van Hoesen denied yesterday the plaintiffs mo
non for extra allowance, suggesting that the de
feudants application for 1t would be heard win greater
favor.
A number of German residents of the vicinity
OF Tompklus-square last evening considered various
plans for the renovation Of Tompknssquarc Gs public
breathing place At the request Of the Park Commis-
sioners plan Is to be agreed upon, TO be submitted to
their aud tins matter was hnay referred
to % committee.
Michael Mclaughlin attempted to steal Mrs.
Catherine DeLoss dog. Sunday night, while she was
sitting In front of her house. holding the dog by
string Yesterday he showed shield % Judge Murray
and said one Mclaughlin the regularly appointed aQg
catcher, had appointed him his deputy BE was held III
$500 baIl for trial.
About n month ago the Cotton Exchange
defeated proposed amendment 10 the bylaws relating
10 the delivery OF cotton. II provided that members
wishing 10 deliver cotton from dock, or from open
places above level Of street could do provided
the seller ould furnish such information 10 inc sec5e
secretary might detail properly authonIed person 20
resolved 20 ballot upon IL again to-day
BROOKLYN.
Thomas Mclaughlin, homeless boy, nine
years Of age was drowned yesterday while bathing at
the foot OF North seventhst. The body recovered
The Common Council yesterday afternoon
accepted au invitation TO attend celebration Of the
Fourth Of July by the sociasticL Labor parry OF Kings
County, ut Eucr's Broadway Park
Oliver Cotter preferred charges yesterday
against fourteen persons for selling liquor on Sunday
Among those complained OF was Charles W, Kitchen,
who keeps drug store at Washington and Fuion-sts
A new ferry line has been established, con-
Meeting Brooklyn with the Erie way depot In jersey
City Captain d. r. DeY Is the manager Of the line The
first trip was made yesterday on the chancellor Living
stOn.
The five colorcd and three white men who
were arrested on the charge Of being implicated in the
assault on Patrick Ryan Saturday night, were held
yesterday by Justice Walsh for examination next
Friday.
The funeral OF Leonard Burnham, one of
the oldest Masons in tho state will take place at
o'clock this afternoon his late residence No. 1Gl
sands-st. The funeral will be under the direction OF
John Hancock Lodge No. 20. Ancient Chapter No. l,
and the Columbian Commandery OF which the deceased
man was a member Mr. Burnham was eighty-tOur
years Of age and had been Mason sIty-three years.
Mayor Howell sent to the Board of Alder
men yesterday the following nominations for members
OF the Board OF Education James j. Rogers, Daniel
Walsh, Felix Campbell, william NJ. Cole John Y. Culyer
T. W. Fisher n. j. Gates, Daniel Mauer, A. b. Richard
sonson william schwartzwader. william +. sprague,
John Williams, j. II. Sparrow, George H. Fisher and
sidney V. Lowell Twelve of the fifteen were renOmi-
mated The nominations were laid on the table for one
Weeek.
Officer Rhattigan, of the Third Precinct, on
June 10 stopped the risk OF his life, team Of horses
attached to carriage in which Mr.. Pope OF No. $40
Hcnry-st, and his family we're riding. Yesterday, by
permission OF the Police Commissioners, Mr. POpe's
family presented officer Rhattigan handsome bronze
clock as token OF their gratitude to him Inc Com
missloners also adopted resolutions commenting the
officers brave conduct.