New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
NEW-YORK CITY.
seen at the florists.

The police made LBS arrests last week.
Street suits nle devoid of fancy trimmings.
| Fancy gilt ornaments suitable FOR nat trih'-
Inings are offered for 10 ceutS.
O'Neip Is having a great sale of Alsatian
bows IN all the new tints and shades
The New-York Yacht Club will hold Its
annual meeting at Delmoncos tomorrow at G3o p' ~.
Handsome sash ribbons III new shades, ana
clght inches WIDE, arc selling for 90 cents yarl OF
Miller q GRANITE
Additional subscriptions for the Hardin,
family at No. % Thonpson-sL; " H. 70; far'nei'
81; {" s. T. -" 81 cash. -
The Boston steamers of the StOnington line
hereafter will leave their pier ut the foot of Jay-s
Sorh River at NJ nstead Of i30 80 t6a1 f9r ee.I tg.
nation IN time for all connecting uaiiS
The new Grace Episcopal Church. at One
hundred.and slxecnth.st, second-avc. has ben
opened for services The new church is built Of Nor
wood sone relieved with br9wh Stlne aud b's aSeIm
odatiops for 700 persons II has frontage OF l"fN
one icet.
The strike of the 'longslOremen on WedneS-
day last for an OF wages ON the Cromwell lin"
Of steamers sim continues neither the company nor the
striler. feeling willingness 10 yield. The iueXper
,uce OF the new men caused slight delay In NE de.
paIture Of the steamer hnckeibocker She VIII haii
| this morning. -
owing to financial difficulties between man
ayers and actors the play Of "Hauote Labarre" was
not concluded at the Saturday matinee at the Globe
Theatre on Broadway The small audience objected to
this infringement Of their rights \ COMPROMISE was
agreed upon aftcrward, aud performance was given
in the evening.
Thomas Manning, yacht broker, has sold
recently the kceschooner yacht Tarolnta; the centre
board schooner yacht Sea witch and the soOp yachts
Lurlinc, Linda, A,gie NJ. ard v. +; Brown The Sea
lyu aud Atlantic Yacht Clubs. The Brown Is ec.e'
brated race oa and he winner OF several prze'' she
has been sold To a gentleman IN Savannah ga
John Flynn, who is to be tried tomorrow
in the Court u General Sessions an accompce Of
David Peudcr the FIfthaye diamond robbery, Is the
same Flynn who vas Interested win the notorious Me
uuor there Issued 10 him on strong guarantee that
be would keep an orderly place. Flynn was driven
from No. 50 Beeckcr-,t.. where lie kept disOrdory
rlarr last summer. and "a known u the police \
shrewd cowarly associate Of thieves. who bolder
An itinerant vcnder of pictures said TO be
immoral was arrested on Saturday by Anthony Com
| stock at Broadway and HOustOn-st5, Mr. COmsOck
packed mp the oiIcctionable wares and marched MS
PRISONER toward tho Mulberry Street Station house. On
the way young man sndched the box containing the
pictures and down Broadway, hoty pursued by the
ag Mt Of Tie Society Tor the ~upprc OF wee He wa'
caught at Canast The charge of disOrierly conduct
was made against him at the Mulberry street Station
house, but 1t was not pr sScd. me VcHder neanWhlle
had DISAPPEARED and the box remained ~ Mr.. Com
stocks sole trophy RpooEGYv
John G. Sake, the poet, is reported TO be con-
fined to his by sickness. lie Is nearly sixty three
years OF age
At n mass-meetiug of the Cigarmakers' Asso-
ciaton in Unou-st.. Saturday night, resolutions
adopted protesting against the custom Of manufacturing
! cigars III tcnCmcnt-hOuseS.
The dead body of female child was found,
Saturday night, partially covered with snow. In the
| yard attached the Roman Catholic Church ~ ST.
Peter ard st Pau. Secoud-s, between South Second
| and south Ihird-.ts.
! The line of march laid ont for the process
sion PatucSs Day is from Bedford-tyc, through
! .rtH fi.t
IoIlth-avc. At the CITY Han the Mayor and oth,r Guy
! officials viii witness the parade.
The dead body Of an unknown man was
found Yesterday a the second floor Of
occupied house at IushIngaYc. and Adelpbi-st. Tho
! man supposed to have been tramp who sougnt
shelter in the house lie had evidently been dead
eIal days.
The physicians have not yet been able to
determine the disease which caused the death of Mira.
NIlhcimina IIorn It 30 IL Atautic-dve February
! II. nud which supposed 10 be trrhiuOsis The
| other victims ~ the disease, hf. HDd Mrs. Max
Grcifcdt, aud th'ir servant, Henrietta DEN, i'm
| proving and ore supposed 10 be ont OF danger