New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
NETWORK CITY.

| wings and ia called the "daIning needle"
AT their annual election yesterday the Park
Commissioners reelected the old board Of ocers-James
| f. Wenman president. and Smith +. Lane, treasurer.
Sparks from an Elevated Railroad locomo-
tive get fire to bale OF cotton, at No 80 New Church
A. Yesterday afternoon causing damage the extent
Of Of $50 s5C.'''"' ''''' ''''' ~
The amount of building going on in the
city larger than for many past This is said
to be owing chiefly the cheapness Of building material
| and labor.
The noise of the passing trains on the Met
ropolitan Elevated Railway much greater on the floors
of houses above the level Of the road than on the ground
floors or the street.
The steamer Bay Ridge, for Bath. leaves
Pier No. East River, at 10 a. 2:30 and $3.50 D. M,
and leaves Bath at a. No. and and p M, for the re-
/ mainder Of the season.
| The pleasing announcement is made that
tie pixie package nuisance. the bookpedder and the
newsboys to be forever prohibited on the Metropo
| tan Elevated Railway.
The wholesale jewellers are abandoning
aidenane, which has been for many years the favorte
locality Of the trade, and are making Unlon-square
| central point for their customers.
j. A. Garland, superintendent of the First
National Bank OF the Government bond department. re-
urned from Europe yesterday fully restored to health
lie said that o. French who seriously i'll when he
| vent abroad, was now much better,
In the case of Ellen McNaly age thirty-five
| years Of No. $50 West seyenteenthst, who died at
Bellevue Hospital June T. n coroners jury yesterday
rendered verdict OF death from hemorrhage caused
| by the shock from the bite OF dog
| Among the passengers who sailed on the
st. Laurent yesterday was Edward Mcegan, prominent
local politician OF Albany. Many OF his political friends
| among them Mr.. Cavanagh President OF the Albany
Common Council were present to witness his departure
Another agreeable effect of the opening of
the Gilbert Railway-Broad~ay stagedriyers accept
five cents from passengers who offer that amount before
| he heii il ned
OF the Eastsde Elevated Roads will shortly relieve
| Broadway OF It's stages.
The sale yesterday of goods seized for viO-
aton OF the revenue laws realized about 600 ~ 900
than appraised value. Cigars sold at 81 to
S5l per 600 aud cigarettes at So 30 TO - 30 per box
Of 500. Bay oil brought - per bottle silk commanded
from ~ 20 20 81 yard, and two swOrdcanc umbrellas
| sold for $40.
Miss Moss, daughter Of Theodore Moss,
treasurer OF waacks Theatre sails for Europe in the
Germauic. next Saturday She goes with Mrs. Lester
Wallack and Mrs. Carr. daughter Of Dr. Marion sims
they will make the grand tour, stopping first at London
To VISIT the celebrated painter Mais, who Is brother
| OF Mrs. Wallack.
Captlin Petty made n descent on the base
men saloon at No 40 Chatham-st, Tuesday afternoon
ana arrested Elizabeth Eming the propretress, Charles
smith, Mary l.. murphy, age thirtoeen ana Louisa Iet
| to the House OF Refuge. They cried bitterly. Elizabeth
/ Eming WAS held IN 5000 bail.
| A train of twenty-seven cars, containing
Minneapolis -four which left that city Friday, reached
Ncwlork Tuesday, ana the Hour was transferred 70
the steamship Elysia which sailed yesterday The time
from Minneapolis 10 New-York was four days and five
hours. and 10 s estimated that within sixteen days nom
the date OF shipment at Minneapolis the flour will be in
/ London.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
DOminick Gardner and John Poole were arraigned on
complaint OF Willis L. Brakeman, OF East Gloucester
Mass charged with the larceny OF soopyacht OF the
value 800 named the Cleaner now lying in the East
against them at East Gloucester: The prisoners con
| sented 10 return 90 Massachusetts, for trial
At the closing meeting for the season of the
ladies' Art Association the following subjects among
others were discussed: "a Circular OF Art 1nforma-
ton =" Chna-pauting." and Textbook Teacherl"
The Glass Committee reported that class IN china
painting would begin this month at Saratoga and class
| IN drawing at Mt Washington, Baltimore large col
lection OF china painted original designs by members
was exhibited, with embroidery, decorated mante
! piece and some pottery.
Among the recent contributions in aid of
the seaside sluitarum which Is open for the care
OF destitute sick children, Rockaway Beach, the
following Singer Manufacturing Company SlO0 Mrs.
! George Bell $50 George d. Farrar. S25 Darling, Gris-
| void Co., $50 Mrs II. :. Fearing. e2j Mrs. John
! Campbell, $40 Kayne Spriug Dale $50. Further
contributions may be sent to Henry Bergh rwentysec-
ondst. and Fourthaye.; CasveI, Hazard q Co. tluh
! man q Capron. No. LIZ Broadway or Henry King,
No. 3O4 Twenty -eghth-st.
BROOKLYN.
The amount now necessary to relieve st.
AIMS Church from debt Is 50 100
John II. Layery, of No. $50 Jay-st. was
killed Tuesday night by being thrown from
the Atlantic Steam Railroad lie leaves wife
and family.
Henry Clinton, who was arrested on Tues
day for attempt shoot his wife several months ago.
was held yesterday, by Justice Walsh, 10 await the
| action Of the Grand Jury.
| The Municipal Department Building will be
formally "Opened next week and turned over TO the
Department OF City Works history Of the construc
ton OF the building has been prepared by Alderman
| Fisher
The new public bath for the Western Dis
trict which has been built by James ID. Leary at the
foot OF North sixtht will be presented 20 the city to-
day II Is Of by 81 feet In dimensions and cost Sl3720
! IL is 20 be placed at the foot OF Brdge-st
A new company, to be called Company G.,
ia to be organized for the 18th Regiment meeting in
reference this matter will be held in the Plymouth
Church lecture-rOom Saturday evening. Mr.. Beecher
urges all who eligible and especially the young men
| OF his cOngl egatiOn, To attend the meeting
Ii is very common thing to hear New
Workers visited Coney Island for three
four years speak OF IL 1t then appeared. The
formation which has place in the appearance OF
that beautiful beach aud the change IN the character OF
the people who resort 10 II for recreation, Will astOnsh
those who have not been there within the time named.
Captain Lindsey and the first mate Price,
OF the brig Acra, lately trial for inhuman treatment
of the william Yoss released yesterday, in
| 81 900 bail by Commissioner Osborn They will be
allowed go upon their voyages usual, but will be
obliged to return on the second Wednesday in Sep
tember for the completion or the trial In the mean
time, Will be taken to obtain from Porto Cabellp
official certificates OF the circumstances OF Nosss death
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