New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
NEW.YORK CITY.


The most serviceable seaside suit is made of
seersucker.
Richly embroidered stockings can be bought
for 50 so a pair.
The fshwive's dress is the favOrite for GRO
quet and archery.
Linen collars and cuffs are tastefuly finished
with handmade edging mode Of serpentne braid
The body of an unknown man was found
floating the opposite the store-house on Black
Wells Island early yesterday morning.
The transfer of property in ROse-st., 25x
100 feet, by John Kennedy and Robert Kennedy to
Fraucs Child and by Francis Child to Robert Watts,
deeds made in December, 1902.
The fifteen indicted Aldermen held a caucus
in the City Hall yesterday, for consultation over the
papers the motions TO be argued Thursday It is
mitted In case OF failure to get the indictments duashed
Curiosity may be said to be at fever-heat
when IL mpels man to stand unprotected in driving
rain, with head thrown back, gaping at the Elevated
Railway trains in sxth-aye. Instances of this were
more eommmon YESTERDAY however than cases OF ilSht
OF the mettlesome strectcar horses.
About half NewYOrk returned to Winter
clothes yesterday, while the other half looked il they
had forced the and It had rebeed The rawness
OF March in the air, and the rain persistent
and disagTeeabe any that comes III that stormy
month.
The Produce Exchange voted on two pro-
posed amendments to the constitution yesterday, which
carried by large majority. One of these was to
permit tho Exchange to be closed any other than
legal holiday Sunday by two-thirds vote. The other
amendment increased the number or inspectors OF cleo
tion from five 10 six
Deputy Coroner Miller yesterday made
post-mortem examination in the case OF the young
swede who died Sunday at the scandinavian HOTEL on
Greenwchst and found that his death was due 10 dis
OF the liver, but had probably been hastened Dy
the shock Of learning OF the sudden departure OF hans
Hausen, his friend, and the loss of his money.
The directors of the NewYOrk Juvenile
Asylum have employed no agents to solicit money. A.
X Wetmore the president therefore cautions the public
discriminate carefully in responding 20 the calls or
trbuting this Institution wben In fact, they are not
Thrytwo boys and girls were sent yesterday to west
ern homes
At the annual meeting of the New-York
Baptist Sunday School Teachers Association, in the
Tabernacle Church. last evening, the Rev H. NJ Sanders
alluded the Rev. Mr. 1almage as "a wonderful man
fire OF pyroechnics and with whom text IS only
point OF departure" The following officers elected:
President, A. j. WmtcrtOn; ylce-presdent D. A Ben
nett secretary, G. T. Evans; treasurer j. NJ Dubois
The Board of Apportionment yesterday
transferred 50 900 from the Appropriation OF the Health
Department for salaries to physicians employed In visit
ing tenement houses during the summer; SlOOOO from
the excise fund to the 81: Vincent Home for Boys;
- 9Ol u for the Asylum OF the Sisters oi 81 Donck
and Sl6OOl IL for the Institution ot Mercy 1hetCOn-
troler was authorized to issue S@9oOOO assesslnehI
bonds and 100000 assessment tid STOCK 10 pay ior
local improvements.
NJ. B. Blake, Collector of Internal Revenue,
yesterday made complaint that many liquor dealers had
been doing business without paying the special taxes
Edward Riley, No 6s COrtlaudt-st; Edward Teller,
No IL Beach-sti William Early No 422 Greenwieh-st;
O'Tooe. No. 81 West Broadway and john Hub No. .
Leonard-st The witness against them was Deputy Col
lector William schlegel.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Ed
nond Hiar mate Of the excursion steamer Schuyler,
brought mp complaint OF Captain Copeland of
the Thirteenth Precinct for Obstructng him whenhe en-
deayored prevent the steamer from touching al the
Grand street pier Of the Brooklyn aud NewYork Ferry
Company. The captain was hustled about, Dn not as
saulled Hilar was pIonlnent III resisting @ hl' he
was required To give bail IN 5000 10 keep the peace
Mary Williams, of No. 165 Greene-st., q
coored woman who is cause Of much complaint in the
Fifteenth Ward was brought before Justice Murray yes
erday, charged with beiug drunk and dls0rdery Inc
whereupon she abused him yley While the officer was
conveying her irom the courtroom TO the prison. she
She stabbed him with harpn under the right eye The
woman was again arraigned and committed for twelve
months. ,,,,,-,,->,
Thirteen liquor-dealers were charged yester
day with violating the Excise Law Sunday.
The First Reformed Church. in JOralemon
st., obtained permission yesterday from the Supreme
Court to mortgage It's property at Nos 42s and 43o
The Corporation Counsel sent to the Alder
men yesterday bill OF 81 900 for getting up maps etc.
in connection with the appeal OF the Kingsley and
Keeney suit against the city. II referred to the Law
Committee.
The semi-annual examination of the acad
euc classes in the public schools begun yesterday,
bv superlntendent Field This IL the last examination
OF the kind as the academic classes have been abolished
An view OF the establishment OF the Central High School
Benjamin Smith, who, with Miss Lily Lent,
attempted TO commit suicide June 2, was remanded
by Justice Guck yesterday until Wednesday Miss Lent
charging him with administering poison 20 her with in
tent 10 kill. Miss Lent refused to make any statement
In reference to Smiths story that she voluntarily took
the poison.
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