New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
NETWORK CITY.


the hotels and restaurants
"Love out in the cold is n painting repre-
senting Cupid shvering. crOucbed beneath wall while
the snow is falling heavily.
Il. ID. Harrison was appointed, yesterday, on
| the Committee on Quarantine Affairs, 80 lar us they
affect the Produce Exchange.
The steamboat Bristol, sister vessel to the
Providence OF the Fall River Line, between this city and
Boston, will take her place on the route on Monday
Clemens HarrOner, aged twenty-five, OF NO.
81 ST. Marhs-place was sent TO the NewYork Hospital
Yesterday afternoon suffering with what supposed
| to be hydrOphODn
Samuel l.. Mendes, whose accusations
aganst Philip stncr, the bankrupt tea merchant have
been published was sentenced yesterday to four years
| imprisonment at hard labor.
A deed made in 1896 was recorded yester-
day This transferred the land at No. 81 Dey-st 25xs5
feet from Hugh Gaine and wife TO Benjamin stephens
and the consideration was $500
Mrs. Catherine Flynn and her daughter, Lizzie
McCeugry charged with collecting money for the sea
side Santarum without authority, discharged yes
terday for want OF sufficient evidence against them.
A sacred concert will be given at Stcinway
Hall Sunday evening April 2s for the benefit OF the poor
patients OF 81. Fancis's Hospital The institution re-
ceves patients without distinction OF creed or hatoh
| ality.
The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding will give his
closing In Chic;crng Hall Monday evening His
SUBJECT will be the Decorative Arts in the Old Greco
Roman world, and the lecture viii be illustrated by
stcreOpticon copies OF rare works OF antique art
William Redmond, who broke into the house
Of George W. Kidd, March -. and brayely driven
away by Mrs Anna T. Kidd. convicted yesterday Of
burglary and sentenced TO fifteen years imprisonment
Redmond l. only nineteen years old bnt naS already
served term In the penitcntary and IS sald has threc
brothers IN State Prison.
The following additional contributions for
the relief OF the sufferers by the famine in China have
been received by A. A. Low since April "a Reader OF
TmE TRIBUNE" - James Il. Townsend 50 W. C. Hun
ter. -; Robert Jahray, $50; Mrs. r. A. Newman. 81
edged, 81 .65G ojE$i ,6si o5.
The body of August Stubans, a machinist,
employed in the piano factory Of Fink Drehman, IN
West Nnetoenth-st found at Pier No. Do North River
on Thursday afternoon, identified yesterday by his
wife Il is supposed that he either fell knocked
overheard at the collision between the ferry boat James
Fisk aud the Jessie Crowley, on February J3
Captain Byrnes, of the Fifteenth Precinct,
found Thursday night, that the dramatic agency Of
sandford, at No West Third-s, had been robbed Of
theatrical warJrobes valued at $1,000. John Allen,
Louis Potato and Daniel yonle were arrested IN posses
zion Of the prppe[ IGg Two last naSd ,Sc See 5 d
the larceny, but Allen, who Is notorious rufan was
remanded until to-day.
The Gas Commission, consisting OF the
Mayor, Controller and Commissioner OF Public Works
Yesterday decided on contract and specifications for
furnishing gas and cleaning the street lamps The con-
tracts will made according TO chapter l2j OF the Laws
Of 1879. signed by Governor Robinson on Thursday
which permits contracts from any date the commission
NAV desire The present will be made for May l.
Proposals for these contracts are invited ahd those re-
ceiyed will be opened Aprll u
There died in the New York Hospital on Tues
day an Irishman named Edward DC Z. Angles. Angles
was n Dublin attorney and alone this city last
November. He OF excellent family IN Dublin, be-
long ged 20 principal clubs and TO the Royal Yacht
Club. lie stood high In his profession. and was IRE
1uent contributor TO London magazines and periodicals
c came this country without the knowledge OF his
family, and plunged into course OF excessive dssipa
tOn.
The Hcping- Hand Association celebrated
its thirteenth anniversary Yesterday at the Chapel of
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church in West Twenty.
ninth-s At o'clock dinner was served 10 the women
who are assisted by the association. Addresses were
made by Robert Carter. the Rev Frederick Courtney
and the Rev DR. OrmlstOn Since last NovemDerS2oel -
has been received There are now 36i women under he
TO erect building for its special purposes.
Experts with the rifle will open the season
at Crccdmoor today by shooting for the sharp's Rife
Companys prize Of $3.50 in gold The ma match & Is & open to
900 yards fifteen shots at each distance At
1880 D. m the seventh competitor for The IUy, Ed aud
challenge badge, open TO all members OF the Ma
t0nal Rife Association, except na winners OF the two
previous badges will be competed for at 200 yards dis
lance AT 3 u. M, the third competition for The Spirit
Times medal will be shot II open to all concrs
al 800 yards distance.
BROOKLYN.
The opening service in the new Church of
the Christian Evange, in Grecnpoint, will be held on
Easter Sunday.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners, yesterday,
extended tie time for tho reception OF propositions aud
plans from April 10 TO April 20.
Theodore Nostrand, aged two years, was
drowned in wash tub at the residence of his parents
| No. 90 Vanderbltaye., yesterday morning.
Thomas Starrall pleaded guilty, yesterday,
10 charge OF burglary the third degree and
fenced by Judge Moore to four and half years in the
Penteniiary
L. ID. Webster, formerly of Brooklyn, who
was recently made agent, is engaged in max
ing an examination OF the books accounts, etc. of Col
| lector Frecland Office.
An illicit dstery was seized while in full
operation, at No. 2s4 Flushing-ave., at midnight
Thursday. John Rookie, Of No 10 Flushng-ave, and
John McCracken OF No IS Pear-st, arrested and
held III $1,000 each for examination by Commissioner
| Winslow.
Neil Gilmour, State superintendent of Public
| Schools, and superintendent Andrew MCCLELLAN. OF
| Utica ~ Y, visited Public Schools Nos. IL, 27 and o.
| yesterday They accompanied by Superintendent
Field OF Brooklyn Al NO. D they listened To the grad
| uatlng exercises of the Academic class.
The trustees of the Tabernacle Baptist
Church that they not Indebted the Rev. Dr.
Thomas Rambaut but settled with him in full as soon
as he made known his intention TO accept call else
where The order OF the Supreme Court TO which refer
ence was made IN Thursdays TRIBUNE TO sell a
part the church property for the purpose OF reducing
the bonded debt.
Superintendent of Repairs Naughton, yester-
day. called before special committee OF the Board
of Supervisors TO charges OF Supervisor Sexton
that he had violated the rules OF the board. He said
that under the rules he might have been called upon
any time furnish plans worth 50 000 while his salary
was only s., 600 lie had tried to do all that was
quired of him. The investigation was adjourned
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THE LATEST FAILURES.
CLEVELAND, April 12.-J James Ward, senior
member of the firm OF James Ward Co., iron merchants
OF Miles, Ohio filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to-day liabilities, 81 GOO. 900; assets nOmnally moth