New-York tribune., 1879-05-14
NEW.YORK CITY.

The Carmen and Capello are TWO vi 'ho '"
bOnnets at II. ONlelfs
good many hundred people Vlslt OoheS i'i''""
every day, even thus early. -
The BLACK Crook"-ers have brought suit against
the Starins for their salaries.
silk and wool grenadines Mt lie Bontillel M : "ie
sold for 80 cents yard that last year sold Tor Tl
No prudent man will continue TO go with giIl
who is in the habit of quenching her deVo'eeS WI"
vitriol. -
II is estimated that not fewer than II; ;S2i over
coats were hung up for the season yesterday III this
city alone.
A scarf-pin at Tiffanys is in the shape OF a SER
pcnts head with scales defined III dead goiu' anu
with a pearl held in the fangs.
The Parole" hat is one of the newest shapes a.
Ridev's II is safe 20 presume that this style VIII
not find favor IN English eyes
An ordinance was passed by he Aldermen yestier-
dav imnosing license fee of 50 on each cart or ohGt
vehicle used by Junk dealers, aud y 90 Tor each
annual renewal license.
The annual exhibition Of the children OF tnc
Colored Orphan Asylum viii tahr pace NlaE l2 O. 10
and Z. at their institution, lchth-dNe' anu O"0
hundred -and-torty-tulri
The man who wears the rubber overcoat WIFI an
advertisement of a cheap restaurant on us Dach
does not take life as calmy tl,Te I pi'snI sl era
DAYS as he was wont TO do when March sales "'l'
blowing. ,,..,
There ia said 70 he an arisiocratic dog up Fifth
ave. which, who, SITS at the WlhuoW III " ~"
chair and mods solemnly to his canine acGualilt-
ancos, at the same time shaking lace hahdhef-
chief with his paw.
The Health Board has ordered the slauehtering
establishments which have been carried on IN
Fortv-fTst and FOTty-sccOud-sts., between ,Nlhth
and Tenth-aves., without permits, to Dc dlScoh-
tmued before June 10.
The Norwich Line TO Boston VIII reopen Tor hJlsl-
| ness on Monday next. The steamers Clty 9i BoS-
ton and City of New-YOrk will leave Pler NO 4o'
North Pier daily Sundays ncludedl at o:3O p' Ill
The fare to Boston will be 81.
The Sth Regiment, command led by CQlonei
| George d. Scott. held its annual parade ana IN
spection at Thirty-fourth-st. and Madison-.aDe. .a
! Yesterday afternoon. About four hundred oHlcers
and men in full dress uniform participated.
If was learned yesterday through private dis
patches received here that in the suit OF H0Dro0K
! against the Wabash Railway Company the motion
| for the appointment Of a receiver had Deen WIFI
| drawn upon an agreement by the company TO give
| bonds indcmnifyIng the plalntlii.
| w. H. Beckett, who has returned from n long
course of study in Europe, viii maze ] ms lltst & up
! been released from his engagement at ~. Marks
| Church and has been secured by Mr; lockwood as
| solo-bartone at tine Church OF the Holy trinity.
A petition has been received by the Health Board
from a committee of the Produce Exchange, asking
for an inspection of the lower floor of the Exchange
building which the petition states is unhealthy on
occount of poor ventilation and other defects Sani-
| fary Superintendent Day will investigate the mat
ter.
The Investigation into the charges against John l.
| Davenport was continued yesterday, but no wit
nesses were examined, the day beng spent IN read
ing the records of the Superior Court pertaining to
| the certificates of naturalization seized py Mr'
|
| tinued to-day.
James Mahony, a United States soldier, was
knocked down, badly beaten about the face i and
| robbed of 81 about 10 y. m. Yesterday IN Oliver,
near Cherry-st., by David Mcneil OF No. 30 oliver
ST.. who was subsequently arrested by Ohicer Bar
ron of the Fourth Precinct. Mahony was sent to
Chambers Street Hospital.
| Coroner Woltman yesterday took the ante-mortem
statement of AutOn Marth, dying, at No. 424 sixth
| ST.. from hemOrrhage caused by violence. Marth
stated that on the night of Maya during bar-room
The latter is at the House of Detention await
ing the result of Martins injuries.
The following were elected officers Of the Petro-
leum Exchange yesterday: President, George II.
| Lincoln vce-presdents ii. c. Ohlen, Clint Roude-
bush; treasurer II; N; Curtis secretary, ;. +.
Il Arnold C pTa Go9 Roe Nc6o
las Mehlen, H. NJ. Curtis, G. 5. Bushnell.
More than twenty persons called at United States
| Commissioner Sheldss Office yesterday with c0un-
had been passed on them since Saturday. The
police arrested James Dillon and William Mills on
Monday night for passing the bills. and they were
| held bv Commissioner Shields for examination.
The following is a comparative statement OF eases
of contagious diseases reported for the two weeks
ended May 10, 1879: o.,.
Typhoid sesrgt & spmal n @en oo,,o. Pg 52, snail na1
MAY MAY IS: g.: 8 il.5 ilS5 y g i
Isaac T. Swezey was appointed yesterday 10 a
clcrkship III the Third Division, at the Custom
House at a salary of II 900. Mr.. Swezey, whohas
| been "A
highest rank IN the recent competitive eXamlna-
ton for promotion. He was appointed in accord
ance with the certificate OF the examining board,
undev civil service rules.
Nfo,v roor children were made bappv Yesterday
in their tenement homes by gifis of Wild flowers
sent from the RivingtOn Street Flower Mission.
Sometime ago the superintendent received letter
from lady living at distance OF 800 miles, stating
ttat she had greatly enlarged her Hover garden 10
enable her to send larger contributions OF bouquets
TO the Door and sick Of NeW-lork City.
ot+i e:Lor, ,vLo.o f,il,or t.ochos In tho nuIl;c
| sohooi at Sec0n.,-oye and Cpe-Luuirc,-anJ-Gf
+on,tb 81 ,ybiln on her vav 10 school vestlr,Ia,-
was kuockcd down by a milk wagon driven by