New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-08
NETWORK CITY.


The nolice arrested 1,54G persons last week.
Deaths, last week, 500; Births 4oo; hi"i-
Iiages, 106 D
A Handsome cigarette case made Of Russian
leather has an OIL silk bag side to hoId the To-
baccO.
A flower vase and tray at GOrhams is OF
satin finish with floral and butterfly decorations III
colors. =,
Many black suits are decorated with small
l1lt buttons especially those suits with which vest Is
worn.
Stuff goods will be made princessc lawns
and caubrcs in skirts and long ovSdresses with fancy
basQues.
As the season advances, solid silver orna-
inents will take the place OF the silver hgree IN large
measure.
Chatham-squa is the rendezvous OF cab
drivers No than fifty cabs we're congresated there
on Saturday.
A corner of Tiffany's bronze floor is hung
with rare textile fabrics giving ii the appearance OF an
Oriental bazar.
The latest novelty at Tifapy's is a bracelet
that fits any arm and when passed over the hard IN
stantly adjusts itself to the wrist.
The examinations at the Columbia Law
School will begin to-day and will close ON the ill.,
There are 226 men in the senior class.
Little Neck CLAIMS have appeared. and the
RaVOrYSmelnB DOOths III lhuN-dNC' arc p''Ni'1oN -
East side people until long after midnight.
George Dudley, age fOrty-five, cOlored
man, living at No. 81 Thompson-st attempted to com
init suicide yesterday by jumping into the East Rverat
Pier No 81 but rescued by private Waterman conn
Carmady.
Mayor Ely talked on Saturday with NUM-
her of merchants who called upon him 10 urcc him to
sign the ordinance permitting steam cars Oh the Belt
Road at Dight
Swiss curtains are trimmed with lace inser-
tons across top and bottom of the curtain instead OF
running lengthwlse. These are very handsome and
cost less money
New Spring Overcoats for boys at Lord &
Tayors arc doube-brcasted French back, of Sediyre
mixture materials this is material, and comes IN
pearl Oke and ecru.
Samuel Baron will attempt to waltz fourteen
hOus without internissiOn, at Tammany Hail tomor-
row. beginning at II a. NJ He claims that this is a
longer time than man can walk without resting.
The Spanish citizens of New-YOrk have ar
ranged for celebration at the Union League Theatre
Of the anniversary Of the death OF Ccryancs lie died
april 90, 1910. The date Of his birth S unknown.
Enrich of Eighth-ave., issues a general in
vaon to ladies who interested in articles of dress
thereby inviting all attend the opening OF his store
today and tomorrow. great display s promised THE
evening at o'clock.
The last lecture of the present course by
George TlcknOr Curtis Will be delivered tomorrow even
ing at Association Han He win discuss the mode o.
electug the President OF the United States and the %
pose OF the electoral college.
During March there arrived at this port
A5s0 immigrants, of whom 3,2O4 men and boys,
The total immigration during the three months ending
March 81 s,7S6 the arrivals $50 during the
corresponding period OF 1877.
The United States training ship Minnesota,
which has been at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during the
Winter is having her decks recauked and will leave the
Navy Yard next week and anchor IN the North River,
foot OF Twenty -third-st., for the Summer
Three families of the forty-four PrUssian
Immigrants who arrived from Venezuela on the steam
phIp Hadn on Thursday last, in destitute condition
have boon furnished employment by tobacco arm il
spotsford. ~ J. The Others remain at Castle Garden
The Ncw-York Canoe Club is arranging t0l
the purchase of club house in Harlem, which vii
afford better facilities for this seasons sport than thu
ono at present used The clubs list of numbers
twenty-eght, increase OF thirteen over last year
figures.
A new " incubator for Matching eggs is tn
latest addition the Aquarium curOsies In one sec
ton Of large box the eggs arc laid on shelves and ke
IN given temperature The other section Of the box con
tsins about dozen young chickens, Matched IN TN
manner.
The Catholic churches yesterday, werC
draped In purple mourning in observance ofPassion Sun
day. All the pictures, crucifxes and cardeab1a wert
hidden with purple coverings The priests and acoyte
erings will remain until Easter Sunday.
S. I. Joseph on Saturday announced to the
president Of the Stock Exchange his inability to nee
his engagements. 1t is understood that Nj JOscphi
present embarassments due to the maturity Of note
given In settlement OF previous failure his llabli
ties are under stood to be about $4,000
In the case of Gauiga de Challatta, accused
Of obtaining and retaining subscriptions FOR entertain
Incnt TO be given March 49, Judge Daniels in Supreme
Court, Chambers, refused, on Saturday TO dscharg,
him holding that enough was shown Tor an inquiry by M
Grand Jury lie reduced the bail however from 81 500
10 500.
Tie slOOp-Of-war Wyoming, with a paIt OF
the machinery agricultural aud educational exhibit fo
the Paris Exposition sailed again for Hayre on SATURDAY.
afternoon. II thought that the lea, in the bow wa
caused by o collision between the Wyoming and ;
schooner on the trip from Norfolk Washington abou
two months ago.
Thirteen pupils of the Training School fo
Nurses were graduated at the recent examination ant
Will receive their diplomas this afternoon. The mana
gers have decided, instead Of the usual semi-annua
meeting to held reception at the school, No 42G Eas
Tweny-sxth-st, this afternoon large number OF IN
NitatiOns has been issued.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance COmpan,
has received information from Valparaiso that Captain
J.. II. Hartman and several Of the crew OF the American
shin p r. Hazetne, account Of the wreck Of which
of Cape Horn, was published in THE TRIBUNE Of Wed
nesday have arrived at that port. They viii probab
be sent home by the way OF the lsthmus.
The Coaching Club on Saturday evening
accepted Mr. Fairinan Rogerss invitation to dine wit
MIN III IAll0uciphld NV hlot oatuiuHy III NAY
arranged to make the drive of nuety-nye miles wit
nine changes OF horses The start will probably be bC
fore a. IN. from the brunswick Hotel, and Philadelphia
tits expected Will be reached about p III.
A sad occurrence III ThOmpsOn-st., last Fri
day. has set at all the sensational stories abou
Madame Restell She is certainly dead. Her ghost al
reared 70 Mrs. Virginia GOuld-at least the woman
husband asserts-and so frightened the poor colore
woman that size cut her throat The Coroner however
thinks that Mrs Gould committed suicide from despOI
dency.
The Spring games of the New-YOrk Athleti
Club were opened Saturday at their grounds in Not
Haven. The number OF entries was large, and tn
games were closely contested Among the winners wer
g. NJ. Delaney, G. p Work. ii. A. Cohen and W. r. Viii
more. The sports were closed with games of Lacross