New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
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4 Thousand bonncts and bats were exhibited at
| Ridley recent opening.
The Washington Union Will hold its first annual
reception tonight at Turn Hall.
The Board Of Excise granted 119 licenses last
week, and received in fees $4,000.
John Ennis went 10 ENGLAND on Saturday in the
CITY of Berlin TO bring back the Ashley belt
Coachmcn should now strike for higher wages
charging something extra Tor fascinating sOc'di
qualities.
The veterans If the list Regiment will celebrate
their eighteenth anniversary by dinner at Del
mOnCO'S Tonight.
The Nlidrcts. General Mite and Miss Lucic Zarae,
viii continue Their daily receptions at hi'oh'
Temple this week.
Last evenings hyPerborcan air came down from from
County Delaware, where streams IN ley letters sleep
/ and snow Is twenty inches deep.
The Tammany society held special meeting on
Saturday night, when large number Ol Jhc famous
/ Il new members were present.
II is alleged that in three different places IN the
city burglars have recently been frightened OIL Dy
parrots. Is this an attempt to bull the parrot mar
kcr2
TIE Fifth Aycmr Theatre will be closed this
evening on account of fuii-dTcss rehearsal
fatmza' VII be produced without idll to-ln0I-
J evening.
WI. Farrow won the Ballard trophy. in the
| fodIth competition at Eriuton Range. Eizabcth-
/ port y j.. on saturday. His score - III a pos
/ sible 100 al 200 yards.
The Erie Railroad has obtained verdict Of
| 81 .GOOU0O i'm the English Count of Chanccry
j
| HIsappIoprl. ted
The building Immediately in rear Of Tammany
Hall, on IltcDHtL--t., has been bought 10y tiWhia
Ecarucy for Sl1500. II there Is any uitcllor de-
| sign, il Us not outlined.
The rumor needs confirmation trat Mr. Kelly says
that " the now broom MacLean che ~ reefs an hIat
| bur they EIhuit 10 keep clean" IEc report Is
/ given for What It Is worth.
Terrence ConncU, age twcnty-scycn years, ar
resi- ed d, a suspicious person and locked up M lhc
| Wooster Street station was found iuscusIbic M his
/ g..iI ItAg
| PIT Blruum viii deliver ms lecture entitled
"Ihe World and How tU Live IN It, for the benefit
/ of tie Church oI Our saviour ih 'uU 'huI'1 l'
Filty-seyruth-st. near Elghth-aFc' on Wednesday
| at p. 80.
The total number of immigrants landed at Castle
! Garden from Europe last week was jOl I. winch
/ was 800 more than the number arriving during The
/ month of February, and 81 more than arrived IN
/ January.
/ Ihc Hidden Purpose Of Human Progress Is the
/ subject of lecture winch the htN. IIctuNti
Walden Will deliver tO-uoITOw evening no the resi-
/ d,ucc of Mrs. George Murray Tracy, Iurh-a'e' aud
/ IItry-nWth-,t.
| General W A. Knapp. Newton Fcrrcc and T. a.
! Barnard, cusjodiaus of $1OOuO.0oO United states
/ 4 tprrccu -, subscribed IDT by ih, London Syndi-
cate. passengers by the steamship City OF Ber-
! In on saturday.
! Arrests last week. 282 births. 4lG; marriages.
| 1G7; deaths, 3i2. Death claimed tnree times as
| were arrested rs were born. At this ratc-nO mat
! ter, though; the reflection Is not pleasant.
Mrs. Miranda Wood. OF Brooklyn, vino seems to
! have lacked au ear Tor harmony, med yoar, ago,
! after having appointed the Rey. Henry Ward
| Bccchcr and Henry G. Bowen as executors Of her
Will. Nj. Beechcr has declined to serve.
! Edwin Booth had his hand mangled i'm a circular
! saw on Saturday. He was saving wood 10 meet an
/ engagement with the person TO whom ne sold II 10y
the cord. lie wi never play again with saw.
/ Edwin ls an empiOTe IN GOerch-5t wood yard.
! Mary Kelly was arraigucd Friday for breaking
the stained glass windows Of -. AphOnsos Church.
! She explained that sIe was gong lheIe To say her
.,I la la ID Al
months, for meditation.
The police are authorized 10 arrest without war
rant all cattle appearing IN the streets without
/ permit General VI. H. Patrick has issued circular
/ prohibiting tae importation INTO this state Of any
! cattle FROM New-Jerscy, where the peuro-pnuu-
mOna IS supposed TO prevail, on and after W edues-
! day.
The Nlen-st. poisoning case is still puzzlng the
authorities. HAT % strong corrosive poison caused
the death OF hermann GatJcn Is admitted, but that
! if was arsenic is doubtful One physician CLAIMS
| that the poison was in tho sausage which the man
| ate and IN fact poisonous acId distilled from
! the blood Of the animal.
Dispatches from Chicago report that sailors
strike has occurred there, and that yesscl-oWncrs
will send tins port for Others to take their place
The strike was made for an advance from IL 30 TO
! s. a day. Shipping agents in tins city stated yes
tcrday that they doubted If moro than twenty SAIL
ors could be Obtained III New-Iork at present.
quarrel took place between two brothers Ed
| wdrd ana James McNuity, at their home, No. 133
! Nest Stveuteenth-st., on Saturday night. Edward
was stabbed III the neck by his brother and severely
! wounded. lie sent 10 the New-l OrK Hospital,
whore yesterday ho was in q lair way of recovery
/ James arrested ana locked up III the twentieth
! Street station.
The late Francis c. Nash who recently died of
hcar-tlscasc while sitting IN char, was Success
ful bus ness man and acquired considerable property
| which was finally lost IA the business reverscs al
| the last nyc years. lhe change III his manner OF
living caused MN to keep algot from his old friends
| and 1--we among strangers. lie seems TO have been
much respected ana esteemed
| man named Retickcr and his secretary, Jay C.
| deuel., wcre arrested Saturday night ~ the Ross
! more Hotc on tho complaint OF john Mct9TInIck,
! of springfield, Washington County, kentucky, ANA
! Juoua, Hamilton, of Marion County, Kentucky
/ who charged that Retickcr had induced them 10
! come 10 New-lork on the promise oi employing
! them on lands winch he owned IN brazil and lhcu
/ cheating them out OF what money they had het-
iccr advertised in tho Western papers for laborers
There was = meeting Of number of gentlemen
bclOugIugto thc West side Association at the Fnth
I Avenue Hotel saturday evening at winch there
was an informal DISCUSSION Of the several places that
have been suggested as suitable sites Tor the oids
/ faIr IN 1885. Ia order t. mako the assoc ItlOn
/ more rtciont. articles of incorporation were drawn
up aud tho ASSOCIATION proposes 10 become corpo-
/ rate body.
Saturday va, the second day of the shooting sea-
! son at CIerCmUOr uron which match vas shot Tor
! four prizes 10y twenty-,iN mgrk,mcn. The first
! pnz. was " champions badge offered by General
| &. ". NmEatc, 20 ue awarded t. the iu.ltanaH
! winning 10 no greatest number OF times during the
| season. {. H. Eagr, ol tho IN f"-imchi. WAC ihr
successful competitor 4h T3luiuS{: ne H'ItI 'l'y'
| IT, aud G. /. Robbins
A. the steam launch Fidelity was crossing tho
! river Saturday evening from BIJCkWelis Island To
EI,t Twenty y-JbTd-,t she was run INTO and sunk hy
| the NoW-Ilayen trciPht steamboat NoTtHporL Ihe
. Northpurt continued ou her course without stop
| pluv and the SIX ncH in the rigging were rescued
] hy boatmrn from the Ncw-iOrk shore attracted By
| their cries. The FlGrluy was employed hy tho
Commissioner, Oi Charities and Correction, IN tho
| carving Of dead bodies from the Molguc 10 thc
! IOtteI's Field.
! Mis-, GoncYIcvc Ward. the actress, accompanied
J by Aor father sailed for Europe on tho steamship
/ 4 ok ilssdl a