New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
NETWORK CITY.

Half-tiOwng sleeves, with Old-faslllOned lace
underseeves some of the newest costumes.
The tug DevOe, which was sunk in New
town Creek Tuesday night the escaping with diff
Guilty, raised yesterday.
Judge BlatchfOrd will take the oath of office
Circuit Judge and Judge Choate District Judge In
the United States Circuit Court room on April 10
The socialists of this city are to participate
in lottery which has been started IN London in aid OF
the members Of the Paris Commune at NewCaledonia
The steamboat Massachusetts, which met
with an accident the Sound several months ago. has
been repaired Yesterday she sailed over her old course
on n trial trip.
Abraham Cuddy, of No. 432 West Thirty
second-st. conductor the Hudson River Railroad,
was crushed between freight yesterday and
probably fatally injured.
Laurentz Hanson, q seaman on board of the
ship Genmorag which arrived from London yesterday,
fell from men-yar to the deck while coming mp the
bay, ana died in a half-hour afterward
The appearance of the slender pillars of the
Gilbert Elevated Railroad not much improved, night
before last by addition Of printed pacards bearing
| the words. " TheiExles! Broadway Theatre"
The six members of the &c entlemen's Sons
Social Club" arrested Tuesday upon charge of stealing
beer, were held for trial in ~ 800 each yesterday
They were all recognized as sneakhieyes or FORMER
cOnvlcts.
The Board of Police, yesterday, detailed
Patroman Francis Hughes, Of the Tenth Precinct for
and begears reported to be unusually troublesome AT
this point.
4 rumor was current, yesterday, to the
effect that the English Government under negoti-
atoms with the Messrs. Alexandra for the purchase OF
their new steamers, hut the emphatcaly de-
MED at the office OF the company.
number of ladies belonging to different
Catholic churches In this city, raising subscriptions
for thc purchase of the painting The Descent from the
Cross" by Caracci, which Is valued AT $4,000. Their
idea IL 10 present 1t 10 the new Cathedral
The house built for the accommodation of
skater. ~ Central Park. during the Winter season. has
been removed from the lawn In front Of the large lake
The beams ratcrs and boards OF the structure all
numbered, AID Will be stored away to be used next
year.
Garrigga dc Charlatta, young Cuban, re-
siding AZ No West Tiry-secOnd-s. was held yester-
day I'm 900 ball. at the Fifty ninth street Police Court
on two charges false pretences IN selling tickets to
Mythical performance IN all OF Cuban sufferers. When
asked his occupation, Chnrlatta said. 81 write poetry
The Park Commissioners, yesterday, sus-
pended fifteen assistant typographical engineers from
the force employed In the rwcnty-thrd and Twenty
fourth Wards owing 10 the exhaustion Of the appropra
ton for laying that part OF the city r. W Mclean
appointed superintendent OF the work IN these two
wards at a salary OF T2-OO a year
The examination in the case of Mrs. Carrie
RUSSELL OF No Il West Fiftysixthst. who is charged
by Mrs.. Florence VI. Foye. OF No. ll6 West Forty
fourths,., with swlndling was set down for April o.
at the Yorkule Police Court, yesterday. Bail was
placed NJ - 300 Charles Deylin the contractor,
accepted as her bondsman.
A cable dispatch has Just been received
from Europe, by Henry Reche, proprietor Of the New
York Aquariun stating that four living chmpan2ees
and one orang-outang had been shipped from Bremen
for MS establishment IN this city. This Is remarkable
collection Of MESSING Inks IA tile number Of these
creatures exhibition. even Ia The zoolosical gardens
the Old World il very small The four are expected
to arrive here on April :.
The Young Womens Christian Association
at No. 7 East Ffeenh-s, Is anxious to place, where
they can their bread many persons who IL Ia be-
lievel Will be found competent housekccpers, gov
ernesses copyls companions e the sick or inTm. NUT
scry goyerncsses, FOR the SEX dressmakcrs
scainsircsses The scope Of the association does not
extend 10 the Kitchen The Young women cared for by
the society guarded by It's influence which extends
10 heir boarding places No charge is made to employ
ers or employees. ..,.,
"Neal and Pray, Publishers and Book
bnders A Specially made of Religious Publications."
Is ne slgu over the door Of "a Williamsburg hrm.
The thirtieth session of the New-York East
Methodist Episcopal Church will begin First Place
Church next Wednesday Bishop Randolph :. Foster
Will preside.
The trees and shrubbery in Prospect Park
are budding Carpenters are at work on the music
pavilion aud 1t will bo ready for the musicians by the
end Of this week
The double funeral of Charles Bethen, age
ty-three. who died Friday and his wife. Rosina.
age scventyigh who died on the following day. took
place al their residence in Scholcsst. Tuesday after
noon They were buried together the Lutheran Gem
ctery
William Scott who was arrested, Tuesday
evening suspicion o! being OF the four robbers
who stole $500 from the bookkecpcr vi the Planet
Mills Manufacturing Company last Saturday, not
identified by the Witnesses OF the robbery aud was
cordngly discharged by Captain LeaSey.
Mrs. Violetta X. Lucace has written TO ii.
b. Knghorn stating that she Is the daughter of Mrs.
Ross, who died IN cottage at Eat NewYork, on Fri
day last, I'm reduced circumstances Mr.. Lucacc asks
Mr. Kingdom apply for letters of administration
her mothers estate which, says, OF considerable
value. She did not kno6 where her mother at the
time of her death.
A miscellaneous collection of antiquities,
found at the bottom OF the East River by wprkmen
when ggng the foundations for the piers OF the East
River Bridge, Is exhibition at the New York office Of
the bridge. Pieces Of old imported Holland brick aud
other material brought 10 this country years ago
last ships, well pieces OF human bones have
Gently been added to the collection
Many members of the New-YOrl and Sea-
wanllaka Yacht Clubs present ut Poillon's ship
yard foot of Brdge-s Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
10 witness the launching of the schooner yacht
Intrepid. II was built for Lloyd Phoenix Of the New
York Yacht Club The launch was made at 4l5 d. m,
and the yacht christened by Mrs. Iecksher with
the usual ceremonies The OF the yacht was @ 600