New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
NETWORK CITY.

| lUStOHlS OlICtIS ytSttludF o'h'" ~"
skiu lot of laces, fans aud artificial howers' anu "
trunk containing $50 cigars on the steamship Rio de
| Janeiro, from Brazil
Douglas Campbell. of this city, will read a
uaper before NewYork Historical Society," Tuesday
| evening, March 4, upon The SIX Nations anu inc
| Northwestern Territory"
| Workmcn are busily engaged at the New
Cathedral IN Flfth-avc the erection OF the altar 10
cost nearly S25O,OOO The Cathedral will be opeed lor
| public worship May %.
Handsome seaside grenadines are shown AT
Arnold, Constable 4 Co.'S for II 30 yard They are
in more varied designs than last Summer ana are very
| durable as we'll as extraordinarily cheap'
| At the monthly meeting OF the Mercantile
Benefit Association yesterday, at the Ast0r House. 10
members ADMITTED making the rrTsc Al % amr
! previous monthly meeting
Herman c. Griffin, of No. 81 Duane-st.. was
! made foreman OF the United states Grand Jury,
charged by Judge Benedict, Yesterday in me Cidcn,
C0urt The trial Of the crnllna cases VIII Dc "c-""
| ucN week.
John A. Van Nostrand, Mark Twain's jack
in his Innoceuts Abroad" died at Jacksonvnle' lH
on Wednesday last His remains were brought to ms
late home in Brooklyn, and were buried yesterday III
Greenwood Gene terry.
President Schcll, OF the Manhattan Savings
Institutions stated yesterday morning that the bank Lad
received favorable from Washington IN rotation 10
the duplicate bonds and that business womb pro"ao'!
| be resumed sometime TINS week.
u the parks since the commissioners ordered Work 10
| he resumed IN full March but 40 extra men nave
been taken on. The regular men, who have Dten 'ui'
ploycd all Winter on half time, were ut on iull Ume'
At n meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Apuortionment yesterday the Comm Of Accounts
and the Department OF Buildings asked for transfers of
balances and the Health Board asked for $1,000 10
! tagious diseases, all OF which were laid over
| The Womcns Christian Temperance Uni0n
4 o1frlg
evening in their rooms at Third-avenHe nnd
One Indred and ty-fourthst. The proceeds VII
be devoted providing lodgings Tor relorheu ihcoi
atos.
The Young Mems Christian Associations re-
mort for the month Of February is follows: general
attendance at the rooms, 1880; readngroom e'loo:
library 3l6O; gymnasium, $500; daily prayer,neet
! ip". 66G railway readingrOom' -'i-0i oOoA' u'H"N
| Out, 2U36. =, ,
| General Appraiser Ketchum yesterday filed
with Collector Merritt the official report OF the Appas
ers on the recent Alexandra Kid glove reapprasement
The Collector said that as he would have 70 read over
the volumuOus testimony II would DO sc'efai uSS pe
fore he could arrive at decision
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
announces public sale OF 10000 tons OF LacEaWanua
coal on Wednesday, March 1@ Fhc sizes Will lie appor
toned in tons as follows; Steamer 1000; crate,
- 600 egg 900 and stove $4,000; to DO deHvereu
| Tree board at Weenawken.
II is rumOrcd in Gutenberg, y. j., that the
Ncw-York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad COMPANY
| means TO open ferry between the foot OF west
Twenty -thrdst this city, and Gulte9berG III tne new
from ferry slip in Gutenberg to The centre oi the
| village.
surveyor Graham has received the resigna-
tion Of Colonel Edward f. Burton Special DeputySur-
yeyor The vacancy will probably be filed tomorrow
| When Colonel Burton first entered the Custom House
nrin be last wear he lost largely in wast by
| speculating In mining stocks
John Hope, the young man who is accused
! OF completely In the burglary OF the Manhattan BANK,
WA brought again before Judge Gdersleeve yesterday
| His counsel Charles W Brooke, moved to quash the
indictment as being made evidence wholly ex pare.
aud given before magistrate when the accused man
was absent. Judge Gdersleeve reserved his decision
| The schedules of Henry l.. Legen state his
liabilities mt S51 1913 27 and his assets at S3O37o 20.
The schedules of william p Kngman give his liabilities
s s231 20 At and his assets $3.50 % The ltabli
tics Haggeeris * Co. are stated at @loJoo % anu
| their asseis at S,09l 20.
William Berger and Richard KlOeppel, who
| we're arrested Saturday for attempting to gain
admission to the Academy Of Music a forged pass,
| were discharged Sunday. They showed that they
| had bought pass from brOkendown actor Bryden,
who IN exenuation pleaded extreme poverty and was
sent to the Island for three months Dryden says he IS
| the brother OF u clergyman IN England.
| Alfred A. Lisc0mb, superintendent OF the
Newport Apartment House IN Fiftysecondst. on sat
| urday noticing two on the roof Of neigh
boring house. went No. 15s West Fftythird-st..
which 1t was learned had bn STen eTe.e% @
o,her escaping over the roofs George Cavanaugn.
Crawford arrested later, and is believed TO nave
| been DiilOn's associate
| The new tenor, Mr.. J. Graft, late of the
| strakosch Opera Troupe appeared at the broadway
Theatre last evening for the first time in the role OF
lers in The sorcoer" lie IS an acquisition and prom
ses to prove attraction; The other important parts
we're rendered by Mas scott. Mr.. Lingard ard Mr
| Crompon. The Sorcercr" and Il LadrohF Will form
| the Dill for the week.
BROOKLYN.
| ID I,,,, tho March tom, of tho
Court of oyer and Tcrniner empanelcd yesterday
| by Judge Pratt
| The Internal Revenue Office has been re-
moved To larger and more convenient IN the
building in which formerly situated at Court and
JoralemOn-stS.
| The SUPERVISORS Committee on Supplies
Yesterday continued It's investigation into the quality
Of the supplies furnished for tie use OF the inmates OF
| the Flatoush institutions.
! The Rev. l. w. Hathaway Will be ordained
! this evening AZ the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Of witch the Rev Dr. Cuyler is pastor Several
| prominent cieigylnen viii assist
The Aldcrmcn's resolution directing the
transfer of 81 900 the account of piers and bridges
10 the account the Bureau of Construction in the
Department of CITY Works, which vetoed 10y Mayor
Howell. was passed over the veto yesterday by vote
OF Il toJ.
| Philip Runge, the proprietor of a lager-bcer
| saloon at No ia Atlanc-avc Brooklyn, put Oh end to
his life yesterday morning by hanging himself 10 hook
over his pIror door. lie years OF age.
and leaves "A wife and three children. His conduct
IL attributed 10 deSpOndenCy cdured by rcverses IN
| business.
| A. II. Howe, of No 50 Pacitic-st., was the
victim of IA bold robbery yesterday afternoon. He
70 the Mechanics Bank, at Court and Montaguess. TO
make deposit and after counting ont 1862 In bills, he
raccd the money, together with his accOuntbO0k on
thc slab at the olers window The teller standing
| nj deck a few feet away. Suddenly MIR Howe
costed by stranger. who tapped him the shoulder
! .rd manfred tho Long Island Bank While