New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
NEW.YORK CITY.
nats are LARGE and faring in front.

The new Mirecourt lace will he much useu ioi
trimming bats and bonnets TINS summer
The Szeeedin Relief Committee. when m meets M at ~
the Stats Zetung building. has received %l''oo Il"
subscriptions. ii, :.
The name of the new bright shade of cardinal Is Is
"Prince de Gales so called because IL Is iii"'
worn hy the Princess of Wales.
The first lot of Bermuda onions and tomatoes pr, ;,
riyed this week on the steamship Gamma "h'o"
was principally laden with potltocs'
The Netherlands American Steam NayIeaat1lon a1oa
Compauv,s steapnship p. Caland, Can'a'n pru"o'
left Rotterdam March 25. direct for New-forK'
Colonel william T. Pclton. tho famous nephew OF
Mr. TlIden has been for some time very I'll NJ ms
rooms at the Everett House. suffering from nervous
debility. u,,
A meeting of the Produce Exchange VIII Ne @ heln
tomorroyy 10 consider the advisabillty OF MAXIM"
an cona division of the surplus fund among 'i'
members. ~ A.,
John Albee viii deliver lecture heor" r"I,one one
students of Rutgers Female College in the c1r1n co9o
chanel Mt No 4S0 Fifth-ave., tomorrow, au lz''o
D M, on "The Reading of Books"
William Manly. are thrty-two, of No. 24a Eliza- haa
beth ST died at ST. Vincents Hospital yestet'a 'aN,
from injuries which he said he receyed rom roiice
Officer David Harvey, December a, 1873
petition has been placed in circulation by wash,
ingt1n Market butchers G aTn nSGSf Elevated Rail
road Company to build a station near the MARKET
William Swartz. age thrtv-two, keeper of fur
nisbed-room house. at No, 81 EIlzabeth-st. commit
ted suicide Yesterday from deSpondehcy ut W ;tL
a revolver.
Lawrence Colin. an employ6 of the Metropclitan
Elevated Railroad who was injured by IRAN ad NJ
the Chambers Street Station two weeks ago; died
Yesterday at the New-YOrk Hospital from the ef-
fects of his injuries
Two gentlemen of this city having difference
involving $4,000, agreed to settle ~ ov turnltg urn
over the amount TO the Children's Aid Society To
send bows 10 the country. George ;. COe treasurer
of the society, has heen informed of the Gift.
The ship Neptune. which sailed from here on
Thursday last for Bremen, encountered severe
gale two DAYS after leaving port, lasting twenty
four hours which causing the vessel 10 leak badly.
She returned to this port for repairs Yesterday
President Jewett, of the New-YoTk, Lake Erie
and Western Road, has written letter TO tue
secretary of the Ncw-Jersev Association. III when
he says that he will cheerfully cooperate with the
association in securing cheaper transit over me
roads leading into New-York from suburban cities
Moses Taylor. president of the City Bank who
was reported to be seriously ILL., was as well as usual
last evening, except a slight cold. nembcr OF
his household denied that he had been coinpeled
to leave the bank on Tuesday because OF severe
hemOrrhagr II was stated that he did suffer from
slight bleeding of the nose but that he was III his
usual health.
William Beldpn, senior member of the firm OF
Beden q Co., Stockholders, was arrested yester-
day on the two warrants issued against him some
time ago. IN two suits to recover S3O.0OO ana S6O-
900 respectively. Bail was furnished IN S3oooo,
and Mr.. Belden was released. The Sherifis officers
refused to give the names of the suretes.
John w. Hull, who was arrested in Canada sey,
eral weeks ago. on the charge of stealing $50,
in dig per cent coupon bonds from Field & James,
No 10 Broad-st., gave bail in $1,000. Yesterday,
when his case was called in the Court of General
feited II is said that bonds worth about 100000
have been restored and the losing firm do not wish
to prosecute the action any further.
William Belden returned to the CITY Yesterday.
and beng arrested. gave bail for $50 600 % the
suit brought against him by General L. ]. EckeIt
he also filed bonds for 500 900 IN the suit brought
against HIM bv j. II. Haar. The Sherlifs officers
IN OF DOuQSmpn,
was said, at the special request of the defendant.
Mr. Belden also declined to say who MS bondsmen
were or to make any statement about the charges
preferred against him by General Eckert.
The new board of trustees of the Globe Mutual
Life Insurance Company organized yesterday Dy
eectlng John W. Barrow as president and desIgnaf-
ing the other officers of the company To continue to
act until further notice. Mr.. Barrow IL % retired
merchant. He was formerly connected with the
firm of f. s. Jaifray & Co. HIS business recently
has been auditor of accounts HIS selection, 1t is
understood made at the suggestion 0i Deputy
Insurance Superintendent Mccall and Attorney
General SchOOnmaker
The large new public school in Leonard-st. is
rapidly approaching completion.
Seyentv-eight lots of the Lefferts estate sold
Yesterday afternoon for S33,OOO. General James
JouIdan purchased seventy OF them.
A public meeting will he held i'll the Mayors office
at 3 D. m Friday to devise measures to asss: III
lievng the sufferers from the Hungarian floods.
The Rev. John II. Lockwood, formerly of the
New-England Congregational Church, has accented
a call to the First Congregational Church of West
field, Mass.
A committee Of over 100 members of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church on Clermont-aye.,
who believe that some modification of the rules
governing pastoral terms would be beneficial, will
hold meeting in the church this evening.
David c. Winsow, United States Commissioner,
is dangerously i'll at his residence, No. 800 Clinton
ST. BROOKLYN, with congestion of the brain, from
which he has been suffering since Friday March
81 His physicians give no hopes for his recovery.
Two bOatmen of South Brooklyn, while in a row
boat, were run down by the tug TebO in the Erie
Basin Tuesday evening. Being swimmers they
managed to reach their upset boat, when the play
full crew drenched them for some minutes with
stream OF water from hose. Then in utter indIiieT-
ence to Their fate the tug steamed away with no
offer of assistance. A boat put out from the shore
and rescued them. Complaint against the of
tne tug made at the Eleventh Precinct Station
house, and three members of it were arrested.