New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
NETWORK CITY.

| During the past week 3,770 immigrants landed
| at Castle Garden.
| Music on the Mall I'm Central Park at o'clock
| to-day, under the direction of Grafua.
| A special sale of French damask twills IL one OF
| the features of the week at Stewards
There was no material change yesterday. in the
| condition of the Rev. DR.. Stephen IL. lying, Jr.
| Elegant bracelets at Titany's are called the
| Grown" bracelets, and are shaped like crown.
| Handsome sashes in Scotch plads finished with
heavy fringe are novelties at Arnold, Constable ~
| Co.'s
The secretary of the Board of Police Justices
makes return of 80, 500 % III fines collected dur
| ing May.
Jewelry firms in Maiden-lane to the number of
10 have agreed 10 close their places OF business on
| Saturday, July ..
| A bracelet of Etruscan gold, at Theodore b.
Stars. has the top of pearls i'll Etruscan shells with
a large peridOt in the centre.
The Fall River Line begins Sunday trips to-mor-
row for the Summer season. On the same date the
music will be placed on the Bristol and Providence.
caprice in gentlemen's handllerchiefs is in the
wide hem-stitched border finished with grotesque
figures III different colors.
Foulard cambria suits at Lord IL Taylors are
made III stylish designs. and are IN variety OF
shades and designs In material.
The spread japanese fans covered with satin of
two contrasting cOlors and hand-painted IN Jap
anese designs, are new and very pretty.
Mrs. White, seventy years of age. fell from the
roof of tencmeut-hOuse at James and CheTry-sts.
yesterday morning, and was almost instantly
killed.
The Board of Police has authorized communica-
tOn with the owners of the old Dry Dock Savings
Bank building with view to purchasing IL for u
station house for the Eleventh Precinct
The latest novelties in handkerchefs, at john
ston's, small round handkerchicts OF white CAM
brio with embroidered figures around the edge and
finished with embroidered RULES OF colored cam
brlc.
Messrs. Edger & Fulton, the managers of the
Broadway Theatre, will run the steamboat J. Is.
Schuyler to ROckaway Beach on Sunday. AS soon
AS the pier at Coney Island Is finished the Schuyler
will make daily trips to that watering place.
Michael Adams, one of the keepers of the Peniten-
tiary on BlacKwel's Island, committed to await the
action Of the Grand Jury on the charge of causing
the death of the convict Snyder, was admitted to
bail by Judge Lawrence yesterday IN $4,000
There was recorded yesterday a mortgage of
$3.50. 900 on the block bounded by First and Sec
ond-ayes. and Ninety-slXth and Nlnety-seVenth-
sts., gwen by the Second Avenue Railroad Company
to John +. Wilson and John ID, Fish, to secure 100
bonds OF 81 OOO each bearing interest at per cent,
and payable III 1888.
Custom House officers seized yesterday seventy
five cases of brandy. marked l. ii. II Co., which
formed part of the cargo of the steamship Labra-
dor from Havre. From the steamship City of Brus-
sells, from Liverpool was taken trunk bearing the
large quantity of wearing apparel which had not
been worn.
A German named George Deisler died suddenly In
Madison Square Garden at 10 o'clock last evening.
He was special policeman, and immediately after
carrying out counter put his hand TO his neart
and complained of great pam. physician was
sent for, but when he came the officer was breath
ing his last. He was about thirty-tive years old,
lived at No. 1877 East Twentyeighth-st, and leaves
a wife and two children.
Solomon Frank was arrested yesterday on war
rant issued by United States Commissioner deuel.,
on the complaint of l.. Levy of No. 1926 Third
ave. On May 20. Frank by representing himself TO
the postman as Levy obtained letter addressed to
the latter opened it and read it. lie then gave 1t
to Levy, but made use of the information it con-
tanned for his own benefit
Madame Marie R6ze Mapeson and her husband
will sail for Liverpool to-day the steamship City
of Chester; T. w. j. Hurst, manager OF the Ma
tiona Line, and Professor E. p. Thwing. of Brook
lvu will sail on The Queen and John A. Stewart,
President of the United States Trust Company, j.
Rauers. German Consul at Savannah. and Colonel
L. +. jacobson, L. ;. A., arc Passengers by the
Mosel.
The New-York Elevated Railroad Company be-
gan running trains Of four on the Third Ave-
nue. Line from South Ferry on Wednesday after
noon. The platforms Oi the various stations are
being extended for the accommodation of these
longer trains. Which are run on five minutes
hcadwav. instead of four ~ formerly. The trains
starting from lrahklh-square are sun MADE up OF
three cas- only.
Elizabeth Rose the colorcd woman arrested on
charg. of at c1npun3 to Kill her little daughter by
throwing hcr out If a window at No. 121 West
Twenty-hftL-st., was tried yesterday before judge
Gildersleeve. The defence was that the child fell
out OF the window while il was trying TO escape
from punishment. The jury found her guilty OF as
sault aud battery. Application was made for a new
trial. and sentence was deferred
Lazarus Blank and Simon his brother, bought a
wagon from John Murphy with the understanding
that it should be ready next Monday, cash deliv
cry III the stable of Henry Bohn III East Ono-hun-
On Thursday afternoon,
as il alleged the Blank Brothers presented a forged
order for the wagon TO Bohn who refused to accept
It, whereupOn the two Blanks Knocked him down,
and then tried 10 take possession of the vehicle.
Yesterday Justice Wheeler committed them for
tTal.
The payment of the third and final dividend Of
IS per cent 10 the depo'itors OF the Abingdon
Square Savings Bank was begun yesterday at the
office of Receiver Thompson, No. 80 Liberty-st.
The amount Of the present dividend is between
$4,000 and $1,000 making with the two pre-
of the whole amount SS7997 54 originally duo
tie dep stors This dividend declared from money
recovered by the receiver from the trustees.
James Corcoran and Thomas Gleason were ar
raignod before United States Commissioner Shields
yesterday. charged by EaTaId AonIssey, of No,
4G2 West Forty -hird-s... with passing counterfeit
trade dollars Gleason visited the compliments
baTrOom aud passed counterfeit trade dollar. Ten
mnutes later CorcOIsn came III and rendered u sim
liar piece. tie seized by the proprietor and
ugnt cnsucd. Gleason came in and assisted Cor
corau. AT the examination they denied knowing
each other. They were held in $500 for further
cXa'rln; ton.
The result of the Civil Service examination for po-
sltIons IN the Post Onice in this city, which took
place last week, has been announced. Joseph T..
Thomas Z. Haveriy, of No. 438 Msnhattan-aye e
Brooklyn, second. They will each receive clerk
ships. one IN the City Delivery Department and the
vacancies ~ letter carriers and there will be an ex-
animation to FIJI them to-day. Forty five applicants
have received notice to attend.
Mrs Sarah l.. Merritt, wife of Captain Israel j.
Merritt, superintendent Of the Coast Wrccking
Company. died suddenly on Wednesday at her resi-
dence III Wntestone, l.. l., and was buried, yester
day large number of personal friends of the
family left this city the a. m, train from Long
Island City yesterday, to attend the funeral. Mrs,
Merritt was in he city the day before she died and
apparently in good health, she called upon many
friends before going home at O'clock. She WAS =
most amis BILE and aifectiOuate wife and mother.
BROOKLYN.
According to the new directory Westminster