New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
NEW.YORK CITY.

Some of the imported dresses have satin vests
closely ShrTed
The new plushes shown for window curtains are
in Persian designs. and in dark co!ors.
The steamship Silesia. in command OF captain IL.
+. SChwensen, who had charge OF the I0niheidnn
when she sank, arrived at Quarantine last hlgh''
and remained below until this morning.
In the announcement in THE TRIBUNE OF the
election in Flushing for Supervisor. Lawrence, the
Democratic candidate was declared elected nstead
of 4. X. p. Dcauct., Republican, who really re-
celvcd majority of 800.
The Pinaforc Company, Of which Henri laurcnt
and Mile Blanche Corclli are the prlnclpal per
formers will produce II. VI. = P!nafore" again ~
the Fifth Aycnuc Theatre next Monday nlgni, WIN
the exceedingly funny operettd lIla oy 1WS.
Information was received at the Produce TX
change Yesterday that the steamboat j. Lc"naIu'
with twenty bargcs IN tow, !cit Albany lor NcM-
York Thurs a{ i rno2n lhl5 IS Iht en- r. c,o.n Of
ward tow on The Hudson RIVER since INC ciosc oi
navigation last F1ll.
The CONCLUDING lecture Of the Cooper Union Free
Course of Lectures Tor lN4S-I9 VIII ne "tllNtic,l
SATURDAY evening April .. in tie Great liall; nj
o'clock lv james D"urls of PhTuiXyil'c. Penn
on "The Mines and Furnace, OF Chill with steIc-
optcon illustrations.
The National lsmpcrancc Society has addressed
an invitation to c',rryWcu of this city and rs VI
cinitv 10 preach under the Spclctys auspices, an
anniversary temperance sermon, on sunday May -
preceding the annual meeting 10 De heiu III ''
Broadway Tabernacle, Nat ..
At Il meeting ol the trustees ui The business Men
Society for the Euccur cement of ModorItion n'l1
last evening a tn. residence OF the president r' -,
1hurbrrl. u was Il .rldrd - have pubilc m'eIlhg
AprIl II "a Chch.Ting Hall, for the purpose "i
announcing the PRINCIPLES of the society, a!'cf
winch addresses VIII Dee made.
Controller Kelly Yesterday disposed Of the leases
of "a number ot market cellars and rooms IN ciy
markets tur two years from May !, lS13 Inc
leases m Fulton Market brought ~. 100 year.
tho.c m Centre Market $3.50 t,.pv Marker *o95.
Franklin Market - 800. Cd Catherine Fish Mar
krl III 80 Ihr remainder of the leases VIII Oe
disposed of on Monday next
The first iusta.ucnt from the funds raised in this
city for the relief ui thc ,zccr.in suil"rer TLb3V'
was delivered Yesterday by the treasurer of tie Re
lief Committee 90 the Austrian Constituency,
Ghcodor" 4 liavcmcvCr, 10 hr transmitted 10 the
Austro-llunea"au Government. ne to'ai r 9Iin re-
crved M 10 last evening Was T9.5lO % The pro-
Ceeds oi he benefit concert by Colonel Maplesons
opera troupe at tAc Academy OF Music amounted 10
$3On.
The steamship Atlas which arrived from the
West Ind es on Thursday. brought reports of
serious lire at Mragoaue during the night of March
Ii. The fire broke out at midnight IN the centre ol
fine town. and III less than three hours the entire
place, with the exception Of two houses. was com
pletelv destroyed. SIX thousand persons were !elt
hoineles. and the loss estimated at above 81
O0O, 900 In the warehouses were l,ooOOUO DagsO
coffee ready for rsihpmcnj-l,0OO.OOO bags OF winch
were coming 10 the United States, and this stock
was also destroyed.
The schooner yacht Ider owned by Samuel j.
Colgate, commodore of the Scawanhaka Yacht
Club has been sold to gentleman IN Chicago he
Idcr was one of the most celebrated yachts IN the
New York and Scawanhaka Clubs, IN both OF Wnlch
she was registered. In 1870. IN tho race for the
Queens Cup, she beaten by the British yacht
Cambria; in the race for the Bennett Challenge
Cup, in 1871, she the first boat ln but lost the
prize for rounding the wrong buoy. She won the
cup in 1876 against the America, Wanderer. Tidal
Wave aud Countess of DufIcrIn and again III 1877.
defeating the Dreaduaught, Nesta and Rambler.
She has also taken several first prizes III the sea-
wanhaka Club rcgattas.
BROOKLYN.
The committee 20 receive contributions for the
Szcgedn sufferers report $40 30 already collected.
Before the Rapid Transit Commission. MesSrS.
Stillman, Barlow and Hewlett IN the Court House,
BROOKLYN. Yesterday Judge Bond, President OF the
Kings County Elevated Railroad Company, pre-
sented the proposed plans for tie road. lie SAID
that it was desired To build a structure which would
do away with the objections OF pfopoIty-OWhorS,
aud render the company liable for tie smallest dam
ages
The 18th Regiment was reviewed by the veteran
Association Oh Thursday evening. The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher chaplain of the regiment. made an
address. Colonel Austin, Captain DiiOnt ana j. Nj.
Ransom went yesterday to AOntIeal 10 make ar
rangements for the reception of the regiment IN
that city on May %, the Queens birthday. The
regImental band viii give u concert while in Mon
treal.