New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

SWISS muSIlnS WltU COlOTSu uOtS VIII pO Noih
as morning costumes for the Springs
Grenadine dresses are trimmed prOfusely
with silk OF the same shade OF the dresses.
Fares will hereafter be collected from police
men who ride on the cars of the eecker Street ine
Passementerie made of rainbow jet is the
fashionable trimming for cloaks and sacques, as well as
for dresses
Sets of tortoise-shell jewelry are in unique
pattens some OF them represent cherubs, butterhys
pansies and roses.
AT the auction sale of teas on Thursday, six
OF the camp chairs broke successfully letting the occu
pants hastily down.
1t has been decided to keep the French bazar
at Kmz's Hall open until Wednesday evening 1t has
met with much success. ~
The Fall River Line after this date will place
upon the route their magnificent steamer Providence
She has thoroughly Oyerhauled and is now III ex-
ceent condition.
The journeymen cabinctmakers, pianOforte-
makers woodcarvers, turner's, chairmakers vanshers
and polishers, yesterday, and adopted plan OF
organization TO secure better wages.
A blackboard bucket-shOp'O office on
Broad-st compelled TO suspend Saturday, until
the proprietor had time pawn his jewelry, which
he raised 81. 900, and settled with his creditors In full
Margaret O'Neil, age twenty-one, of No. 90
Forsyh-st quarrced with George Simpson, of No. 80
Bowery. yesterday morning. Simpson drew knife and
plunged il into her back, in6cting severe wound.
Simpson escaped.
Joseph Kaufman, a collector for the Metro
potan Gas Company, disappeared abont two week ago.
The man who was employed IN Ksutman,s c place has has
found that the missing man collected about $00O wnlch
he has not accounted for
The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding will lecture
this evening Chickerng Hall. the principal mon
uments of Christian Romest Peters, the Vateian the
Catacombs and Baslicas. The lecture will be illustrated
by stereoptcOn views
l. De- 1,ri fln
ending March So corrected the address Of and sent 10
their intended destination O64 commercial letters, G
feced by mistake to NewYork or these, 265 were sent
Brooklyn 205 TO Philadelphia, and 10 to Boston
John COnmors, age nineteen, of No. 41S
East Twentieth-st while walking along First-ave
Twentieh-st, early hour yesterday morning, was
assailed by william Mahon, who stabbed him with
knife in the left eg nfictiDg severe wound Mahon
fed.
Ferdinand Weyman, for selling adulterated
milk fined 500 Saturday at Special Sessions 1t be-
ing his second offence. John Sehrady fined $50 for
n similar offence but it being represented that he
poor and that his children were very SICK the line
was reduced to $40.
The Staten Island shad fishermen made their
first successful hauls Saturday Messrs Smack and
vandusen OF the old Commodore Simonson Fishing
COMPANY took forty-fve from their gill OFF Robnss
Reef The drift net fishermen OF the Narrows also made
some successful hauls.
The New Jersey Central and Baltimore and
Saturday for the same privileges in regard to mmi-
grants that are given the NewYork Central Erie and
PENNSYLVANIA lines After arguments on both slces the
commissioners reserved their decision
George l.. Catlin, of The Commercial Adrer-
Gser, the newly appointed Consul to New-Rochele.
France will be rendered farewell dinner by the most
prominent citizens OF Paterson; where Mr. Catln now
resides. Saturday evening The letter proposing the
dinner signed by nearly 100 persons.
Bondholders Of the Joliet and Northern In
diana Railroad met this city Saturday, about $780,
600 bonds of total OF $500 900 per ceuts being
represented and accepted the proposition of the Mchi-
gan Central Railroad to exchange the old bonds Tor new
per cent bonds guaranteed by that company.
Montgomery Lodge, No. 69, F. e. A. NJ, is
to be visited by Grand Master and his stan, and
many other prominent persons, this evening", at the
honorary membership TO lie presented with impros-
sive ceremonies to George Bartholomew, Managing Edi
TOR OF Ihe Ncus
One OF the largest mails that has left the
EewYorI Post Office by transatlantic steamers in any
one day, was sent Saturday. The City Of Berlin
ricd 80 495 letters the Donau 0614. and the mail of
The Andes. the Acapulco, the Victoria and the g. W.
Clyde Increased the number 70 $500 Ihis was excu-
sive of registered letters and papers.
Gold is being paid out at par at Harris
BrotherS and Delmoncos at Stewards Several days
AGO A. T. Stewart & Co. purchased $4,000 in gold at
1905 the cashiers at the places mentioned that
IN almost every instance purchasers prefer bills 10 gold
toni ana IN the majority OF cases send EOlu ooais DacK
10 have them exchanged for bills.
fight In stable In underhis
charge was acquitted On Saturday Bernard Goodwin
was tried in the Court Of Special Sessions similar
chai ge and acquitted, the evidence failing to connect
living bird participating IN the fight produced the
latter causing no little amusement by his determination
% make himself heard.
The steamship Acapulco, which sailed for
Aspinwa on Saturday. carried among her passengers
NJ X. Ia Mamea, Ambassador from the Samoan Govern
ment; j. G. Colnesu, Consul for the Samoan Govern
md tod l.fa lf
McTlhcnny. the Pladelpha artist who goes to Samoa
On professional duty: The United States corvette Adams
Will transport them from Panama TO Samoa
Offices on the ground floor of the building
at No so walls have been engaged for the branch in
this city OF the Dank Of Nevada mention Of which has
been made previously IN The TRIBUNE. the branch
California assisted by {. W Church, formerly Of Fort
way TO this city. The branch will be opened IN May.
The schooner w. A. Levering, from Bull
River S. c. put into Sandy Hook on Saturday for har
bor ard sailed few hours aferward for Woods Hole
Mass Captain Smith reported that on Thursday last
about twenty miles OF Absecom his vessel passed
Ueboa bottom MP, held III mass OF broken JOINER
which seemed 10 have been only short time aoat The
wrecked material II was thought belonged TO steam
ship.
The thirteth anniversary Of the advent of
modern spili,uasn was celebrated, yesterday. at NO.
IS West Tnisty-fhrdst. Dr. II. T. IIaleck made long
opening address IN which he congratulated the believers
past year Andrew Jackson Davis said that spiruasm
iad out.ived many attacks; the OF wild eyes and
long had been passed. and the charge Of free love
had been conquered.
BROOKLYN.
James Delaney, age nine, fell from the roof
OF No. 81 Dylson-avc., Saturday. and broke both his
legs
Permits were granted last week for the erec-
toD OF thrty-nine new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO be Of
brick, Of wood and six with brownstone fronts
James Donnely, of No. ~ Tiffany place, re-
portcd to the police his daughter Mary j.
had been mlssng from her home since Saturday
ing She wore a brown straw hat, blue stockings and q
gray sacque.
Coroner Simms held an in0uest, Saturday, In