New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Formerly only the poorer classes of people
attended auctions they are well patronlzed py
fashionable ladies.
New ostrich feathers, shown by Richard
Meares, have the stems heavily beaded and the ends
tipped with pearl beads
A new design for butter dish, by the Merl-
den Company, acorn, supported on al OAK
leaf, which forms the stand.
The body of an unknown man, age about
thirtyve years was found the East River yesterday.
at the foot of Thirtysev entll-st.
No fires, the awnings up, and Summer
warmth in the shade, with tables on the sidewalks,
in Partisan style at the Vienna Bakery yesterday
Edward Carysle, age two years, died at
Flftethst. and sixtbave, yesterday, from the effects
Of injuries received by being by an ice cart.
Francis Cook, age seven, being on the boat
George Clements, the foot OF Forythird-st, North
RIVER fell overheard yesterday afternoon and was
drowned.
Adam Ferry, who was committed to the
nats Asylum waras Island has obtained rGm
Judge Lawrence writ OF haeeas corpus Teturnapie To-
day. He claims that he is not insane.
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
will be delivered this evening" IN the Great Hail.
by r. r Rothweli. c. E., Of this city on Anthracite
Mining" The address VIII be Illustrated
John b. Cough will lecture Tuesday evening
next at the Church OF the Disciples, Madisonave. and
Forty afth-st London; Or, Lights and Shadows OF
City Le," for she benefit OF the McAuley Water street
Mission.
Charles McKenna, age seventeen, of No.
545 East Sixtecnthst struck the head yesterday
afternoon. in sprng-st. the Bowery with bottle,
thrown by Louis Buhler A serious wound was in-
hcted.
During the baimy weather of yesterday,
when overcoats burden, and wayfarcrs were al
most longing for fans. " animated sandwich" was
bearing along Broadway banner with the device. HOT
muiled wlne cts"
The Law Committee of the Board of Alder
men will give hearing to-day, III the chamber OF the
board to the merchants in relation to the proposed
granting the use OF the Belt Railroad at n'g
f the transfer OF freight cars to the piers along 'he
river front.
Charles II. Marshall, John p. Townsend, and
" u. Morgan the representatives. of the Produce tx
change Of NewYork at the National ExportTrade Con-
yentIon, which met at Washington February -, have
maze their Gcpo OF the proceedings II that body stat
ing that their solutions against subsidies were tabled
10y vote oi * tU d.
Comics of the bills of sale of the steamers
CITY Of New-York, City Of Panama, City Of Sydney,
Colima aud Granada, wnich have been pledged ny the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company to tie Panama Raj
road Company security for loan, have been hed AZ
b. Custom lIorS" These vessels gwen security
in adduon to nnc othcr the NAMES OF which nave oeco
published previously ~ TIE IEiIiN NJ
At a meeting of the directors of the New
YoiA Elevated Railroad yesterday Colonel X. L. Kicker
was appointed general manager Colonel Kicker has an
xte ded experience covering upward Of twenty years,
ciyl engineer and superintendent, ana gene RAJ ula-
Hgcr several Eastern aud western railways ihclhI-
the Nrw-l Ork Central Mithlgan southern f.nsyI
vanin. Terre Haute aud Indianapolis and Central OF
cv-Jer~cy
Captain Thomas Digwell while stepping
upon his barge the George Monteith, which lying
at he extreme end Of Pier No 90 North River early
yesterday morning, fell overheard The Waterman on
the pier heard his and with n man from steam
BOA ct the next dock reached the end OF the pier IN
ri the autlu disappear uiitf tllc NdtFF. Tue
-upposiu0n l., that while Intoxicated TIE captain
stumbled and fell over BOARD
The new romantic Irish drama, "The DaOul-
ahh" viii be played for the last time here the
inee 10 day. ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre The entire
Fftn Avenue Company will play The Diaoulmaugh'
in tue Newark Opera Hous, tonight, IN some OF me
lcrce On March Is. An entirely new company Several
~ the players new NcwYorkD has been engaged TO
appear with j. ,. Clarke Tonight
BROOKLYN.
1t is announced that the Long Island Histor-
zeal society raised Sl25 900 for the erection OF its
new budrlg at Clinton and Perrepont-sts.
II is announced that the new Kings County
Democratic General Committee has engaged meeting
at Court aud Jorlemon-Sts. and that Daniel Brad
ley, OF the Fitth Ward ts to he made the president
The Last Congregational Church Society is
building d new church Tompkns-aye., which Will be
occupied about April II. fair recently held for
tie benefit of tue church. and 800 was raised III THIS
way.
The Young Mems Christian Association Dis
rc Conference began Thursday, was concluded last
evening The sessions yesterday, occupied In s.
cssng various relating 10 methods OF extend
iug the work of the several associations.
The baseball season at Prospect Park will
open to-day with match game between picked tens OF
ssonal aud international PLAYERS VINO in
j.. ookiyn sides Will he chosen by Mr.. Barnie, of the
iun 10 Club, and Mr.. Rankin, OF the Press Nne
Kate Farrell, age twenty, of No. DDS Wash
ingtonst WAS found yesterday Afternoon AT Gates and
Marcy-aves.. suffering from temporary insanity. She at
tempted TO throw her infant. two months old, under
tes Avenue when she was taken into custody by
Officer Bailey. hftcr receiving medical tendance at
the Smith PrecncI station House, she taken home
During the proceedings in regard to the fall
urc OF INT & Howard, yesterday, before Register
Williams. Mr. Phelps, counsel for the creditors was
examining Mr. nlt To property not on his schedules
which 1t claimed lie had concealed. Suddenly the
hooks were wresicd from Mr. Phelps by A. G. Aubrey,
la y yer. and the time Mr.. Phelns seized oy
throat ANA attacked by Mr.. Tltft. The examination
was adjourned and warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF Aubrey and Tilt.