New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

there in this city and Brooklyn the magn0ma Is
blooming like very amlable exotic. in Wese-
chester and Fairfield Counties the dehnquent ser, @
son is hanging out Is vemal signs nj last CowslpS
twinkle i'm the brook bottoms. and along tne Ieuces
appear buttcrcups dandelions, and rather reluctant
and shrivelied yolets The yellow primrnse gISe,s ,,
the lnattentive eye of the rural Peter Bei InloW
land are busy with the plough, peas ana po'a@loes @
are shouldering away the mould and coming lrom
their early sepulchres and all the lahdscapeJ iop
miles around New-York are radiant win thc goasn ne
blossoms of the fOrsvtha and the PINK tIts Oh tne
towering ounce. Cherry blossoms are llluhnatlhg
the old honesteads along the lne oscant 2i t with
daiodils and towering shrubs; willows are , WaEimg
their yellow-green banners naples are IlI,nims ,hs
without blossom or lealet, stands in majestic ST.
lence dstillng in its angnid laboratory those COM
plicatcd perfumes winch shall by and by greet the
universal nOstri like the blest gales from Army
BROOKLYN.
The 14th Regiment was inspected yesterday AZ al,
ternoon at Fort Greene. After the Inspection Tue
regiment marched through the principal Streets
John Farrell age six of No. 662 Classon-avep
died Yesterday from the effects or KICK ia fno ao
domen given in sport by playmate named lhomaS
Lee.
Thomas Sullivan, president of the City Railroad
Company, sailed yesterday IN the Scythla lor
Europe accompanied DY MS WlIc' nc VIII iOnhN''i
eycral months abroad.
woman calling herself Wlhelmina Dit was
charged with bigamy before Justice Guck yes'er-
day by Jacob Sebert, who alleges that WINE ne
was her husband she married Leopold Schmldt'
She was held for examination.
The bark Monrovia now Iyingat the Empire Stores
will take to Liberia about eighty negroes from tne
Southern States, who are sent out nhder tne
auspices of the American Colonization Society
She will sail about June l.
The body of an unknown drowned man was found
near the frrryslIp at the foot of Broadway, at an
early hour yesterday morning. He was apparently
thirty years of age five feet six inches tall and was
dressed IN dark suit. The body had apparently
been IN the water a long time.
In the trial of the City Works officials in the CITY
Court Yesterday. testimony IN rebuttal OF the eVl-
dence offered by the defence was heard. 1heIe was
n spirited discussion between counsel relative 10
the admissIbIlity of evidence. The witnesses eN-
amincd were William p Rhodes, brother to eX-
Water Surveyor Rhodes and Contractor McCahh'
Decoration Day ceremonies have been arranged
rs follows by the Committee of the Grand Army OF
tbe Pepuhlic At q a. m, IN the Naval Cemetery,
the Rev. Robert Anderson will deliver an Grafton
az 1890 services viii be held in Fort Greene IaG
at $3.50 D. H.. IN Greenwood, an OraiOu Will be de-
Hyered by the Hon. j. c. Burrows, member OF Con,
Cress from Michigan, and james l.. Farley VIII read
an original poem. An address to the pubic mas
been issued by the committee
The police of East New-Yorl were informed yes
terday morning by DR.. Wenne that Isaac Lin
sener residing at Bay and Shcfleld-ayes., had dled
uuder suspicious circumstances the previous
evening. DR.. Wcnnell stated that he was called 10
attend Mr.. LiHscImer, who while In drug store III
Broadway, drank a preparation handed hlm by
clerk for the relief of pain In the side. 10 had
disagreed bic taste and affected him that ne du
not know how he got home. When DR.. WennelI
saw the patient he showed signs Of being poisoned
bv strychnine; antidotes were administered, but
failed TO counteract the effects of the drug. 1t is
thought that the clerk make mistake III the medl-
cine which he gave TO Llnseimer.