New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
NEN-YnRk CITY

Very few black bonnets are seen at the Spring
openings.
Novelties in feathers At Mays ostrich feathers
with camel hair tips.
The newest dining tables ~ Solomon's are square.
the round extension table being ont of favor.
A handsome fruIt dish of new design at the
Meriden Comranv's is n chariot of cut glass III a
silver and gold stand.
The conspicuous Asatian hood which was worn
in the Winter In place Of evening boDnctS, VIII be
superseded by the flower crown bonnet.
James Nelson ag, thirtv-fve, OF No 1853 Seventh
ave, killed last night by falling from the Met
ropolitan Elevated Railroad at Thirty tbird-st.
The Wilson Indus .ral school viii hold rs twenty
sixth anniversary on Thursday next at p. n. An
invitation Is extended to all the treuds Of the
school.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company will
sell m public auction on Wednesday, April 9,
$4,000 tons of Lackawanna coal. The sale viii take
place at noon at the compauy's office.
The men arrested at the dog fight at No 12l
Chnton-place, Monday night, were arragned yes
terdav morning at the Jefferson Market Police
Court and held 10 answer IN $500 ball
The schedule in the assignment Of Philip Gold
man 20 ~amuel GOdchand was fled Yesterday in the
Court Of Common Pleas. The liabilities were 49,
1862 go; nominal assets, Sll,956 03; real assets,
T1GOG 81.
Flower crowns are novelties in millinery, and are
very pretty. These bonnet- have tarlng hum OF
Tuscan braid, winle the crown is formed OF flowers
those formed Of crushed roses were the handsomest
at JOhnstOu's
The action Of the Government against Messrs.
LehMdier Brothers. of No. 50 Grand-st., has fallen
20 the ground. Thorough Investigation, as Will be
shown by the court reports in another column, es-
tablishes that this firm entirely innocent Of the
charges of differentiation made against them,
The actresses Of the Church Choir "PInafore
Company have been annoyed by the attentions or
certain young men who have gathered for the last
few nights around the stage entrance 70 the Broad
way lheafre saturday evening Young nm Nm
spoke 10 Hebe, and was knocked down by the " I'm
aiOre' boatswaIl.
Hamilton McK. TwombIv. son-in-law Of William
II. Vanderbilt, has reorgaulzad the firm OF Whitney
d TwomhIv. Of the New-Y0rk and Hudson RIVER
Railroad Elevators. which was dissolved on the
death Of George J. WhlrUey, a few weeks ago, ana
viii continue the business as before. Arthur d.
Twombly and Charles \. Pool are the new mem
bers II the firm Of IvOmbly y Co.
The new relundinc certificates issued by the
Government under the act Of Congress passed Feb
ruarv 26, 1873 were ready for delivery YESTERDAY
a. tie sub Treasury in this city. tec terthcaie-
which are Of the denomination Of 80 are CONVEX
tlbe with accrued interest at + per cent into per
cent bonds on presentation in sums OF $50, or DO
multIpios OF that sum. The certificates bear IN one
corner portrait Of Franklin, and at the opposite
end the designation Of the amount
BROOKLYN.
Charles Deufeon was unanimously elected rrcsi,
dent of the Gioccrs Bank yesterday IL place OK
samuel b. White, who resigned.
The Szeqediu Relief Committee. having head
quarter at the Stddts-I0tHHG building, reports the
total amount OF subscriptions up TO last night as
$4.1s2 30.
The German Evangelical Association of BROOKLYN.
a new charitable organization in and Of destitute
German Christian families ~ the EyahG'IlcaI lal'h
has been incorporated by Judge Gilbert, OF the SUI
pTcmc Court.
The quarterly meeting Of the Manhattan Congre-
gatI1nal Association was held Yesterday az tue
Church of the Pilgrims, at Remsen and hs ury -sts'
Among the pastors present were the Rev DIS.
Stor-s, Burlington. William VI. Taylor and Ray Pal
mer. and the Rev. Messrs. Field, Clopp. Johnson
T,ilrrr and NcFarlane The Rev. Messrs. " J..
Dreupon = Nj Freeland. Edwin Johnson and j. {.
GcroIne were received as members.
The Rapid Transit Commission, appointed to re-
ceive evidence for and against the building OF
elevated roads III BROOKLYN, IN session yester-
dav afternoon in the Court House The Corpora
non Counsel claimed that the action Ot the Com
mon Council was final in the matter. General
Tracv said no road could be built except BY con-
sent Of majority Of the property owners along the
rOute Commissioner Stlllman claimed that the
uubhc had some rights IL the matter.