New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
Egyptian bracelets in silver are new at
| O'Douoghuos
Pioue Matelasse is something entirely new
| at ONeirs, ia Sixthave.
Box-toed shoes, with revolving heels, are
| the latest style at Mays.
| Figrec silver bracelets, at J0hnsOn's are
| shaped like cuff, and nearly as wide.
| Many of the handsOmcst Spring costumes
| exhibited NJ Lord & Taylors made with vests.
| New fans at Altman's are of satin and silk
combined the face, and are in exquisite new coors
| pair of terra Gotta vases, with dragon and
star decorations among the old curiostes at Bawo
| K Dottos.
A bracelet Of pearls at Stars has pearl
Of color rarely found; it might almost be called til
| leul."
Grafulla's and Dodworths bands will play in
Central Park alternate Saturdays during the coming
| summer.
Stealing luncheon from little girls while on
their way to school ID new form Of meanness shown OF
| late by tramps
The steamer Algeria yesterday carried from
the New-York Post Ofce 900 letters and the City OF
| Vera Cruz, 63i0.
John Patton lectured, last evening, at the
workingmen's Reading Room, No. 1875 Greenwci-st on
| "Amusements. Ancient and Modern"
| The special sale at Rdley's, of Grand-st
|
| thorouGhiare with eager purchasers.
| The Park Commissioners, yesterday, dis
missed ]. G. Airich. superintendent Engineer of River
5ide-ave. and appointed Thomas Franklin to his place
"The Heather Chnee," not content with
taking large share Of the laundry business OF New
York Is establishing large numbers vi cigar stores III
| The city.
Dennis Kehoc of No. 33i East Eighty-sev
entnst., reported at Pchco Headquarters yesterday
| fLafb is,I fer 4. lau
! appeared.
| In many of the Catholic churches yesterday
requiem mass said for the repose of the soul of
Plus IX nftcr which the symbols OF mourning were re
| moved from the churches.
John Sawyer age sixteen, a native of New
Jersey fell oye board from the ship Florence Feb1
AIRY IL during Tie passage from Liverpool and was lost
| f. WA blowing gale AZ 'he Tine.
The Convention of Athletic Clubs, which
met last evening It Kuckorbocker Cottage in Sixth
ave-. accomplished uothing except n recommtment 10
| cODilntlc, of the constitution ana bylaws
The Cabinct-makers' Union desires that in
legislation establishing the proposed Statistical Labor
Eur-au s,a be provided that the trades unions shall
/ %, consulted In tho appointment OF officers.
Tie SWs, school house, which was exhibited
! AT the Centennial, has been removed to tue Central
Par and will be opened in the summcr restaurant
Worsmen are row Engaged building The foundation
Phillips Wild age twelve. OF NO. All West
ThuN uiiil.t. while playing with pistol, the ROOT
J
accidentally shot IN the ann BY Lod'a B1un1u,
| play uiate.
| The Advisory Committee on Ant Exhibits
for the Paris Exposition concluded packing the pictures
4eccicd tate Tuesday night. and Yesterday they
taken tie NaNy Yard iOr shipment ON the Portsmouth
| which will sail within few days.
President Smith, Of the Police Board, pre-
sided ~ the weekly trials police officers. at the Cen
tral Cnlcc yesterday. More than sixty cases were
called IN most Of which patrolmen were charged with
| violations of rules of the department. Ihoro were
| farce cases of iutoAicaiion.
Irish Societies met last evcring and perfected
arran.eu.cnts for tue ST. Parcks Day parade II Is no,
/ expected tlat the number of in the procession Will
tee 80 great ~ Last year General james shields VIII
lecture ni sfenvay Hail. IN the evening Of st. Patricks
| Day. on Ireland and her Hopes; Experiences OF Ny
/ Life
| The lot owners OF Greenwood Cemetery, at
| hoIr annual meeting yesterday elected j. w. c. Lev
| e.dso president and John H. Lockwood, secretary
The receipts for the were $sG2G3 -. and te eX-
pcndtuyes. .2g2,790 ~. The total rnd for the in-
In"ycincnt All permanent OF the cemetery il
s,s7 400 30.
The meeting Of the Law Committee Of the
Aldermen, appointed to De- held Yesterday to give an on.
lorunitg to the opponents Of the project Of allowing
the Belt Railroad he used night FOR traffic.
was ndiourncd until SATURDAY.. Henry A. Mott. OF The
| have protest ready, signed by LOO chtmen.
The local steamboat inspectors yesterday
sent supervising Inspector Lowe the report regard
ing the collision which Occurred two weeks ago between
tie steamer spain OF the National Line and the Castle
t,n staten Island fcirS boat They ind that no one
was bancwOrtby for the collision nrd That the prompt
and udicuus acop ~ The master oi the tasileOn Isaac
" Einn prevented more disastrous result oil tho acct
| dent.
The funeral Of John Quin, late warden of
the Tonbs. attended. yesterday, by many OF the
friends of Nj Qun including large number 0f city Off
! ci.is The services conducted M st. Joscphs
(Cataol) Church, sixtl-aNc. 10y the Rev. Fathers
| Nj ,tftlev Bu"luuuef
Tomb. keepers. he led nv Deputy Warden Mark Fnlay,
, appeared IN booty. The remains were inferred In
| NOodawn Cemetery.
BROOKLYN.
"Wolfe & Bull, Cutters" is the ferocioas
sign display the door Ola Brooklyn m OF taiors
The following officers of the Brooklyn Fc