New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

,,,. evero and pIants was never better The exhibit
ton Will continue for three evenings WIN tne be
Tansformed garden besides additional concerts on the
afternoons OF Thursday and Friday
A look at the city south OF ChamDers-st''
from such elevations the dome Of the CourFhouse'
Stewards roof, or The TRIBUNE tower reveals inc ga
ensiye character OF the business portion OF the CITY ID
manner which will surprise those who have never taken
brdseye view of IT, Few cities in the Od N0rid present.
and none with such a picturesque backing OF oroad
streams and wide bays of water
Henry Clarke, a son 10 years old, OF w. l.
Clarke manager of q travelling combination, started
variety theatre in a stable Lexngton-aye, between
Eghty-ffth and Eighty-sxth-st, Monday night charg-
ing cents for seat in the dress circle and 10 cents
for an orchestra stall Officer Tbos. f. Mcclure ODtalie
complimentary ticket ana tGen @ @6Iessed on BAIL
The United States Board Of Trade was or
ganzed yesterday by electiDg the following officers
President ex-senator Leslie E. Brooks OF Mobiles Vice
Presidents, Thomas Clyde, OF philadelphia ffe1SrSH
Charleston Chamber Of Commerce and Postmaster
Chauncey l. Fiey of ST. Louis. The Law Committee 81
which David Dudley Field IL chairman was instruc'Su
to prepare new bankruptcy Dill
There is on exhibition at the Fulton Fish
Market sword-fsh, the largest OF four caught on
Sunday of Sandy Hook. 1t is more than ID feet IN
length and weighs 355 pounds its sword is o feet
prawn which was found in lot OF s6rlmps received
from Feandna the praEn II Is saG Is Pb ne im
mcnse fish on which 1t was placed
Eugene Beebe, secretary of the General Com
mitee of the National party in New-York sent 10 tne
Board Of Aldermen yesterday resolution asking that
extended to James Gordon Bennett on his return 70
NewYor as mark OF appreciation on ms sFea SET
stic enterprise" The matter referred to the Com
mittee on Arts and Sciences.
Transfers of q large quantity Of real estate
by and to Adam Norue were recorded yesterday. Nos
3O7 and 3Os West-st., 40xS73, and property on one
bundredtbst north side $50 feet east OF Third-ave
others to Mr. Norrle who tranferred to Mr. Johnston
the property at the northwest corner OF MGSs any ~
Thlreeuhaye. and BethUnest.l 4Ox400i also properly
AT we So1tnwfSE eOre o. % 6 Lands under water
BROOKLYN
The Social Democratic wOrkngmen OF the
Eastern District are making arrangements for labor
festival on the Fourth OF July
Catharine Hermann, age fOrty-five, was IN
stanty killed Monday night by fall from thrdstory
window Of her residence, No. 2s9 Fifth-st, f. d.
Miss Freda Itzstein, OF No. 80 Johnson
avo left her home Sunday night and has not returned
father fears that she has been led away evil inu
enccs. -
James n. Smith has been elected president
OF the Brooklyn, Fatbush and Conay Island Railroad
Company in the place OF John A. Lott, who resigned
smith has hitherto been the superintendent oI lne
road.
Mrs. Elizabeth SomeryIle, age twenty-elght,
was arrested on Mday night the charge Of keeping
dsordcrIy house at Madison-st and Patchenaye: Jus
ce Senior issued the warrant on the complaint OF haF
rs Marks, OF New-H0rh'
Eader an act passed by the last Legislature
JOHN D. Lott DR.. II. L. Bartlett, John Leherts william
Murphy and Michael Kelly were appointed Police com
missoners Of the Town of Flatbush on Monday night
They will meet within five days to organize ponce i0aGe
not exceeding ten men in number. The commissioners
without salary.