New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
NEW YORK CITY.
Further contributions for the Stewart fam


Further contributions Tor the stewart l''h-
iIy: from &C. II. G.."Sl
The "Psychc" couture is in great favor at
present. a. II shows the contour OF the head
A lovely shade of green Is known as
'roscan" and IL the pale gray TINT seen In sea grasses
and reeds.
There were 800 children in the charge of
Commissioner Brennan al the matinee at the Ffth Az
cnue Theatre Yesterday.
The receipts of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad Company, for January were - 1860 %. the
average fare l. cents The number Of passengers car
ricd was ahout 10000.
A sign on Clinton-St. reads: "GuStav Mol
lenhlu-,urs widow Printer" aud si.n-ooard on
Pripce-.t. bears the following inscription; Jacob
Woii gangduhLcr- H'stu.ation.'
The funeral of Francis l.. Nesgh took place
ycs rday at Ms late residence no II West 7At' Ni'
ST. and NJ TIE Crurch 90 g Paul the Apostle. In west
sxeth-.t, where the usual requiem mass WAS ecIe-
brateJ.
Dr. Isaac l. Hayes will lecture on "Arctic
Adventures and DIscoyeii,s under the auspices OF 81
Josepha I.yccum. on Friday evening at the sund1y
0ill De. devoted to the relief OF the poor
Justice Pmckucy testified before Referee
Buc yesterday ne Ind had nervous cils winnie on
DO beach. lie had drank with a woman in MA
,,riyi. room: had mover been IA Boomingialo Asylum
Tor drunkenness and had ne'cr had Toe deerum T""''
"a hIs hic
The Boaid Of Managers of tie Produce
Exchange passed series OF resolutions yesterday COM
mcndn2 the management 0f the state Canals last year
and approving the economy ana integrity OF tie ca
ua Board and Of the CoinIn OF fuoHc ""i"''
T.. :. W. Clark.
The attitude of the strikers on the Metro
politau Elevated Railroad ia not changed. The com-
rauv 10 have no WORK done until Mondoy OF
tuesday of next week: Those viii DO taken hack VINO
0, to resume work At II - DAY. me men say th't
nv Monday tie company VIII yield TO their demands
1
ball wa, failure appear to nave cmanated from some
dysppic or worldly reporter IN fact the hin Of fare
was very good not copfussy elaborate, and wa, any
die,stci ItOuly remains IA confirmation Oh t"c "'Htt
statements - Say that the caterer ",s Antonio 7N"l'
Ambrose Snow has been elected vice
president o! the Marine National Bank Mr.. Snow Is
president o the Marine Society. pre- sldent Of the Board
or Pilot Comn,ts oncrs prc.d,n' az the Boar" OF lur
uud Transportation, ana t-i"rht OF ihc trustee, o
100000.
The canal-boat L. s. Grant, loaded with
coal while tow OF the battery, WAS blown Into the
Government slip, AMI the seas which broke over the
decks soon filed her ami She sank The captain ana the
mate seeing that the boat was going down Fpralg 70
the pier leaving the only rer'on ON board BOY "uh
Ing away ~ the pumps. He barely escaped before inc
boat went down.
Professor O. y. Rood will deliver the first
lecture OF tho course for 1879 OF the New-fork
Academy OF Sciences. at the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. February : He VIII he followed
Ls0rIg on The lhroa'' Professor j. : HeW6eiTy Oh
IN" Interior ~ tie Earth" Professor W. J.: lr9w-
BRIDE on Animal Mechanics, and PROFESSOR l. Lsles-
ton on Gems
The two women, katherine Brown and
Margaret Moore arrested IN Boston for larceny, and
brought back ny their bonisman from Chicago, were
DISCHARGED by Judge DOnohur yesterday TheT defence
es tIat their pur,Ier ono Michael keenan,, pro-
sssional bondsman that when he brought them back
fro Chicago he took ~ his security all inc NaIuaDIe7
they had give. amounting 70 $40 at least and gave
! irl -
qncson was whether the BAH having been forfeited me
ov,r ri The houd-man over those for whom tho bond
WAS given had not been forfeited
BROOKLYN.
John Schneider was arrested Yesterday on
e charge Of collecting ijO for his employer j. Bauer,
% no LOG Gatcs-avc ana appropriately. to his own
use,
The Board OF Underwriters has requested
the TT sfer of the control OF th street hydrants from
the Board of C.ty Works to the Ere Department. II Is
stated thit many OF t.. hydran5 are frozen.
The longshorcmcn employed mt llarbeck =
stores struck 'or higher wages yesterday morning Po-
uccmen were summoned. nut there was no outbreak or
trouble Kind. After beng idle for an hour OF two
the consented 10 resume work.
Al the annual meeting of the Clinton Ave-
nue. CONGREGATIONAL church, Tuesday night the salary
Of tho Rev DE- Burlington as pastor cmcriir Wa hXed
NJ :. coo year from February l. 1879. The following
trustees were elected: James " Elwell 4 : Barnes
lIcn.y Elliott George =. sheldon: william C. Dunon,
Iirnry Trradwou, William NJ Harris. CORTLAND /.
D.Aon and Dr. j. Il. Hutchinson.
! special committee of the Aldermen is con-
siGering the prnprlrty Of rennmbcring the houses
throughout the city Tho streets wero REMEMBERED
about ten years the basis or twenty fe't 'front.'
Tor each house. Since thEt TIM" many houses 81 only
sixteen feet from: have been built in the never paris OF
the c.tv. OF them therefore bear han NUMBER,
ana this leads to confusion and annoy ance.
The question of appointing successor TO
the late County Treasurer, samuel = Powell Will como
before the Supervisors ut their meeting to-day me
/ u Ir,,,tI 1totft
! and a Democrat viii undoubtedly he appointed The
Democratic member Of the board nave met IN caucus
but have been unable to decide upon any man VINO -
sure 10 receive majority vote. TX supervisor D. j. sun
we'll OF GravesPnd, prominent candidate, ana IL Is
that he Will receive the votes or the 1epulcIhS OF
the members from the county towns. kitty treasurer
I Andrew CUNNINGHAM Ia alIO mentioned as candidate