New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
EEW.YORK CITY

lie s,tud oI YeEdcr OF foreign kn ck-Hhich' Oh
| Broad way.
Allen W. Evarta's illness took favorable
turn teTday aud ast night his ply cians expressed
| the hope that nc mig.t recover
! Five hundred shares of stock were bought in
u.r tie ruic az the stock EXchangc, yesterday, for
! account oi y. :. Prentice, Of 40. 80 New-st
Inspector Conway will take tug, to-day,
and remov. the shad poles which extend from the Now
Jersey shore beyond the middle o. the North River
The transfer of the property at the north
east conner oi Tayc. and sxy-seyentl-St, l21&loOo
| 10y Jacob Vaudcrpoe 10 Elizabeth FO2g Tor Tll1,COo
was recorded yesterday
Persons should give the numbers of their IN
tended residences their cttercarrers if they intend
to move on May l. Much delay in the receipt Of letters
| would then he avoided.
At st. AIMS Church Fair, in Fereros As
semby Rooms, there is svermountcd revolver when
viii be given to the police captain who receives the
| greatest number Of votes.
A new pier has been built at the foot Of
East Fftyirst-st. small steamboat makes four tps
daily between it and the IulIPq ferIy ihe''oa' Is wen
Professor Felix Adler will address the Work
ngmcns Lycoum. at No. POI Bowery tonight, on "Thc
Morality OF the Cry for Bread" The Rev. W. Il. Algcr
| and otacrs, are also ANNOUNCED TO speak
The Range Committee of the Ncw-Jerscy
state Rife Association has presented report on two
places for on the Erie aud toe other on the
| Central Railroad oi NcwJcTsey, at Elizabeth.
Some stir was caused among the grain men
the Produce Exchange yesterday BY he purchase 0
wheat for tho account Of short sellers VINO failed 10
make proper del.ycgc, on the April contracts.
II has been decided by Deputy-COroncr
Cushmau that James Davis. who fell down stairs on
sunday while intoxcatcd. died OF fractured skull and
no, nom Brighrs dis a,r, as at hrst supposed
The New American Museum, in the BoweIy,
closed is doors yesterday. The proprietor Nh Bonuc!
intends to travel with E show and return in the Autumn
10 open permanent exhibition IN 'Ae upper Ptoi tue
city
Kane Lodge celebrated its twentieth ami
ver,ary a- evening by social entertainment at which
were present several representatives Of the Grand Lodge
aud twenty o. more masters and plstmGsrrs OF other
lodges. Pst-lia,ter Fhoma, Gardner Of ST. Andre"
Lodge, London. Eag., being OF the number
Charles Backus, one of the proprictors OF
the san Francisco Mnstres ent efainmtnt Is ina pre-
car9us condition AZ his residence in Twcnlyeehib-'i
Mr Backus suffering with complication OF dscaSc',
and il state, that he has undergone several operations
recently. r unable To enter upon The annual tray
cling tOor OF the company.
Secretary Sherman has confirmed the ap-
pontmont q Charles rrciche Auditor OF the Custom
House. in place of Samuel G.. ogden, deceased. Nh
Tr.lchcl va. appointed clerk In the Custom House
about two years ago. and las been rapldy promoted
having been superintendent Of the seizure bureau AZ
! ,.-taut DC?uty Collector and Assistant CASHIER.
The annual supper of the Psi Epsilon Fra
crnIty In this city, will be held Friday evening, az the
Metropolitan Hotel. Among the persons who have Sig
nfcd their intention to be present are George T. Quac
cuboss william Walter Phelps, Joseph II. iiawlcy' vii
liam Allen Batter, Collector Arthur Caiksou y Potter,
william Taylor Isaac Day ton ana Dls y H. Clip anu
Morgan Dix.
Contributions have been received in cid OF
the Seaside sauiJar amounting 20 Si93. Among
them are gifts from Kuhn, Loeb a Co.. so; lscn,
Nce.er & Co, 50: VIM l.. Chamberlain. 500; VIM. {.
Ehuclander 500; Josephine s. Churchill, 500 J. A.
Bostwick 500 Further contributions may Doe sent to
Henry B,rgh, Twcuty-sccondst and fourthaye; Cas-
King. No jOi West twenty -cighth-st
Judges Davis and Brady held General Term
yesterday to decisions. They stated ha; they
had decided all the argued before them 10 which
their opiu essential II was INTENDED 10 have
demonstration BY The Bar In their honor aS tA'N arc
about TO take long rest but as tGcy came into court ot
an unexpected hour tms intention wa, defeated lb;y
Tomorrow for Eur0pc aud the demonstration ls de-
fcrrod 10 the time oi their departure.
John Jacob Ast0r was one OF the jurors who
in case Yesterday before Judge Wallace ia the United
States Circuit Court returned verdict against the city
for 81 900. Tho action originally brought In 1876,
by Robert Plstt,. for an alleged nirn-cmtnt Of Is
patent of rci,'yalv' for steam ifccnsnc'; Jury
trial for more than week. II. a. Todd appeared tor
the plaintiff aud Frederick A. Bets FOR the defence
Police Officers Thomas Mcbride and John
Iusscy were presented yesterday, at the city Hall,
with gold med Ils awarded by Congress FOR their bravery
in saving life. Mcbride has saved over thirty lives
during his the police force; Hnssey has
horses The medals wrr, presented by Congressman \
:. Cox OF, he introduced by President Rohcr.:
the Honorable sunset Cox mean mo the, = = Cox
the address was descriptive Of the work of The Lite
both to Mcbride and liussey
The oil paintings and furniture Of the
"Woodbne" at slxth-avc. and Thrtcentbst, sold
yesterday under foreclosure proceedings. For fifty
years the place has been well known resort
Many old oil paintings hung about It's walls
some OF them said TO be genuine works
of the old masters. The paintings brought
] l.tv ppfsp tla
to $50, and the total receipts being 5000 o.
f3r which Mr. HAYWOOD paid ~ 900 each brought
$50 and 81 so; portrait of Washington claimed
to be an original stuart, was sold iOrfJ.
BROOKLYN
The Brooklyn Base Ball Club will play
match game on the Union Grounds to-day with the semi
professional Rcsolue Club. OF Elizabeth, j.
Charles 4. Mclaughlin, the new Registrar
OF Water Works, enters upon his duties to-day. His
bondsincn are ex-Mayor Schroeder and Charles Gucck
Annie Saurcn, aged nine, was enticcd into
a cellar at No 1876 Franklinst. yesterday. and brutely
assaulted by German, whom the police have not been
able to find.
John Brady, six years old, fell from ladder
distance of twenty-five feet, at Classonayc aud Dean
st.. yesterday afternoon and received what
sdcred fatal injuries.
Mrs. Titon and her mother, Mrs. Morse,
have removed. within two three days, from No. DIS
Madison-st. to brownstone house in Hewes-st, he
tween Lee and Marcy-aVes.
Two bOatmcn, James Gamer and John Hall,
found the bay at he foot OF sGckctts last evening,
| the body OF drowned about forty years age.
| with black cb.n whiskcrs and mOustachc
| William Cross age twenty, of No. 51l At
antIc ave white under the influence of liquor yester-
day attempted to shoot himself through head with
pistol loaded with blank cartridge. Hc succeeded In
| woundng his left hand.
The Board of City Works yesterday unan-
| lmousy adopted the resolution directing NJ j. Dady.
|
and for purpose hc had ordered OF
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