New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

manr. 6iqrsadon Hofei-CounSss Lowcuhaupf wife Of
Generai Sshaniei Shcsler e. = A. and captain Percy
the oo GnaTgs E. ef London 5eas ,aSs HSt2 5,1a
Hotei-Bishop I. T. Hend. ioSen. OF Providence r.
NEw-YORK CITY.
Arrests last week. 1898; births $50; marriages.
1877 Deaths IA.
The Board of Excise granted 5O4 licenses last
week, and received in fees S24S40.
The free baths will be opened or about June .,
and VIII be at the same places IS last year.
Astar-shaped bed Of Towering and foliage plants
now adds t. the beauty Of Madison-square.
During the past week BELLEVUE HOSPITAL had 3,923
cases, NJ. sinai J22, New-lOrk 70l, Roosevelt III,
-. Luke's i6T.
trips for the season on Wednesday, from Pier 30,
North River. at $3.50 p. m.
The Feast Of Weeks. which will take place on
Wednesday, viii find most Of the jewish syna-
gogues decorated with flowers.
When the extensions Of the New-York Elevated
railroad are completed continuous trlD OF eighteen
miles In the air will De possible.
The United States frigate Constitution arrived on
Saturday with the last shipment Of American mer-
chandisc returned from the Paris Exposition.
The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey will begin
running on June an express il7un leaving New
York at 800 p. M, for Long Branch, Ocean Grove
etc.
Patrick Mooney went to sleep on the roof Of No.
60 Clerry-st., and toward morning yesterday
rolled of and fell into the yard lie was instantly
killed
Governor Robinson has appointed Eugene G..
BlacktOrd one OF the Fish Commirslouer5 OF tnt
State, his associates being X. j.. Roosevelt, l. NJ
Smith and T. ". sherman.
Henry Frishec, mate on the coasring schooner
Union Flag at Pier No. ~ North River, disappeared
from hrs snip saturday night. II Is feared that he
may have fallen overheard and been drowned
Among the prominent persons who sailed for Eu-
rope on Saturday were United states Consuls
Scroggs and Roosevelt, the Rev. DR.. Marvin X.
Vincent, Frank Mayo and Miss Rose Eytlnge
Al. ~. IL, rr..tt lfL
been building for two years, Will be completed IN
November next and viii be opened at that une
with fair. The total cost of the structure Will
reach $3.50 900.
After a reception. at which the press was largely
represented. jerome J. Collins, the meteoroo9ist
and scientific observer of the American expedition
which sir Bennett Is sending to the Arctic regionS'
left this city last evening FOR san Francisco WAero
the steamer Jelnnette Is now lying.
The body found at the foot Of West Seventy
-econd-st ON Friday is supposed to have been that
of 'hOmas Mortimer, age twenty-five, who has
Fioboken y. j. He is believed to have committed
suicide on account Of family troubles
The parade Of the Coaching Club will take place
I on Thursday. meeting AZ Madlson-square at 4:l5
D. NJ. and taking the usual route MP Ffth-aye. 10
and around the Park. down Fifth-aye. 10 Washing
| ton-square, and back by tlttl-aye. to the hotel
Bwnswics where dinner VIII be served at o:JU.
The cornerstone of the cOiee-houSe Of the New
York Bible and Fruit Mission to the pubic hosp!-
tails will be laid tomorrow afternoon at No. 40
thc Rev DR., Howard Crosby William NJ. Tay lor,
Arthur Brooks and William j. Tucker. and by Dr.
ID. 3. st. john ROOsa.
The final meeting of the series held under the
auspices of tie American Temperance Union during
the present season was attended Yesterday after
noon in SteInwqy Hall. The speaker; Mere {;
the Rev Messrs. g. II. Corey, Moment and Living
stone, and William Mason Evans
The body OF man found in the Narrows Friday
night has been identified as that OF Charles W.
Lewis age fortyeight, OF stottsyille near Hudson.
NY. Mr. Lewis was IN the employ OIL large manu-
featuring irm Of that place until last Christmas.
He went to New-York, and on December 20
| Jumped from a ferry boat at Cortlandt-st.
The annual meeting of the United Hebrew Chari-
! ties of the City of New-York was held yesterday
morning at the Hebrew Benevolent SOcietys Or
pban Asylum in Seyenty-Seventh-st., between Lox-
inRton and Third-aves. The annual report OF the
charities set forth that during the year ending April
30. S35 632 23 had been discussed among 7,l99
families, including 37,O1o persons.
The evening ceremonies at the Academy OF Music
an Decoration Day will consist of prayer by the
Rev. Henry W. Bellows, d. D., an address by
Maior-General James McQuade, president of the
day poem by Judge Shurtletf, OF Massacpusetts,
Morris an Grafton by Chauncey NJ Depew, and
much music, both vocal and Instrumental.
Sylvanus ;. Wilson and Horace B. Powell, the
manager and treasurer of the Ladies' Athletic
Association,D whose members have been playing
ball in the lot at Madison-ave: and tiityninth-sts
were brought before Justice kllbreth SATURDAY., 10
%
Inv Grace Clinton and Mary Callahan. two mem 0ers
of the association. Each was held IN SlOOO bali TO
answer
Abraham Suydam. for whom the Chicago Police
have long been searching, is prisoner at the Zen
tIal office. He was arrested Dy DetectlVe nc
Naught on Saturday, on "A requlStiOn from the uoF
ernor of Illinois SuJ DAM VINO y alsp knOwh IA, aS
Colonel Arthur Doddridge, engaged IN cheating land
speculatIon on great scale, decelNing nninper OF
nersons VINO bought from HIM farms in Mcdowell
ttunty. ILL.,. to which he had no ute me fOlce
4. .lr1tnr i'm u M
A fire broke out yesterday morning IN ORE "
Fowers pacNng-box factory, at me toot Oh l@hula- @
AZ GreenpOlnt. II was soon eXtlngulsheti, nov"
eyer the loss amounting to only o0OV' SupSe-
onentIv the burned and blaCkened body or DOY
was found in the building. 1t proved 10 oe tnat OF
Hiram Cousins, age seventeen, hElng III Ni lntlstii
near Ayenue-C, this city. who had Dfeh euplole9
about the factory for few days IL is snpposeu
that he went 10 sleep on pile OF shaYings ana was
slnothered by the smoke.
Governor Col0uift. of Georgia. who went to Brook
ln last week to take part in the celebration OF the
ftieth anniversary OF the Brooklyn SUNDAY -ochoo
/ nion has been the guest OF +. u, smith
of No. 395 WashlngOn-aye. Oh oaturuaS
troruinr he was visited by number 0i me delt-
gates who attended the lnternatOhal Su994g
school Convention ut Atlanta, Ga. IN APRIL Io'Si
and was presented with a handsome oaShst oi
un,yers Saturday evening "a reception vas offered
10 the Governor and Mrs. Colquitt at MI omlths
house. 90,
Saturday was annual inspection day for the 22d
aud S9J Regimeuts of the state National Guard
The 22d Regiment Of this city, invited the zou
Reriment OF Brooklyn, to parade ana review ~ IttI
,nsDectiou The TWO regiments marched rom W sslI
street Ferry led by Gilmore and COntern0s Dahus
Ia the CITY Hall Square, where they were re'IeHeu
hy the Mayor and Aldermen, ana thence 10 Chlon
SGuare where General Shaler ana stan reviewer %
tIion The 22d Regiment served COLLATION. IN tLcif
,,rnnrv and nfterward escorted the Brooklyn regl-
mrnt to tire ferry.
Tb. Pev + Bradford Cleayer, pastor-elect.
.,.,'t.I m, thu Church of the Disciples OF ChYst
PPasieriay morning on the sufciency OF grace. The
object OF the sermon was 20 snow tnat men snouiu
I 4. ...l1I irfz rot. .yu ll.t
nnI His grace they can do nothing. IL IS the soie
~. t,-Jav oi an impoverished world. While a