New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

not this an ill-earlc possesslon1
Charles Roberts ir will give a reading at Chick
orno Hall wednesday evening, April %.
m, oo 1o,d .. ,,o,l, 4. min on that hit of pic
tnresou" fastoonery that spans the East River.
,r, ,,,,or, 90 tLo Produce Exchange yo,ed
ne ,hemoets VI ~ - T;i,. " Lniidov
yesterday 10 o'seiNe "ouu =, iu"S % . ., -.
lhe Rev Henry -, Sp9GWinrnI W VI PaTpeS this
n,,oniro ot Cbici-orin,r Hall
''"ire - ,,.t, = 49,, IL, p Co1eton
In tue waking hl1tch h,'"t''i JUN a ,,.
anf Z, van Ness % 1lle ITr,lPr S ''ni''i'
me hohor is r. 'h 'TS' ''.' IL.
II is considered the thing for laShionabie Ia!eS
to wear EpgiIsh 9u-S lnls ear ne il,lilZ ill doTdy
out OF style, ana even lhe leIIlcr looN' uo""J
ISM
The population of the dGc-sG"w IS literary; ooinr m
Of the CANNES are on tire hench ana some i've Nv
the pcn though lat writer not necessarily Il I"I-
hghter.
However Tlden hurrioS m OF taTrles,
Hc'li find that Kelly !W't any ~iouch;
The Tammany opOssum always carries
The Democratic party in its pouch.
I,o,rr q Wort tbo rnusical con,Doyer. Is recciv-
inc .gti6o n month from his publisher O. " Cadv,
m ~ . "It, ~, Ie Qua sony NV Grapdfathe1's
I'LL Ill jn'H'''S WI Wv
1,.... 1900, ;,,.,,,1. ,,ostor5o,,
~ d ,noIicJ one of ClyJos line of steam
~ -, :" h" '," ot ,ith brollcn shaft aud under slil
Iof Nc"-loln' 1000, -
Now eat strawberries. Abont l'2'V hoNes OF
strawheuIcH arrived from 'haHtTi"l Nv S-',.,.'oi -
ycsi crdar, in refrigerator "oAes' IAe prices I'Hko
Holh ~ 10 oo GEMS " my y
Tomorrow evening ~ Chic'etlh9 liIi, i-IU'. -
Holloway viii lcctu,H about tn.t mo lntti'I,oia
woman, nHIIo!lr b'U'so' o ~ Ok 90 ,;ouart
sketc' OF cn''a'''I d, "i''' '',',"''s' ''''
John Kelly SAYS; he poet he was SouLd
When he remarked mere mere ili'lC tTo5' io'''
Eor when cock my cai aHl iooN 3I"uuy,,
I'm pretty sure there's wuS'c 10 ne ar.
Cantain Williams yesterday reported the name
of an Officer who made an arrest in his precinct,
but failed to mgntm tie maT arrested There can
not be too much oi TINS Nigi'ahce'
IA. 4 mi
suite will arrive at the Fiith avenue H9icl lhiS
afternoon from Washington; 1hey iniend 20 san
for Europe on SATURDAY, III the steamNhlp huiahh''
County Clerk Thomp.ou made three changes in
the list Of his recording clerks yesterday; Peter
Siclles IN place of Albert T. Grow: ". l.. stone in
place of John Quinau, and John \. savage IT,, III
place of Patrick hyhan.
The receipts of the Sixth Avenue Railroad for
March, 1879, as. reported ~ the Controller were
S5i74S ~. th!a is 4ZU.JI IeSs nan Io' JHe ii ',
reSpon1lhe month lasI Efu, i i. 'c ueoie'So 10 '''
10 be the result of RAPID transit. -. MI.
- The tIial OF CAPTAIN WlIHaIAs Deioro me- tile oh%ct nee
Commissioners was ealled SeSieTd"y noon, I, pt
oWn9 10 nc "tI'c.i'J "a, 'c 9 III. tIt = -, 81
aga as2n peS"nDe Tl w he cncspccd '0
NJ , p''' ! - - L. ra-.
hree noVs Wt' 'rIaIVl''i l,Sa'i',ts ,iI I, f
MaIEe' OouIt @ l"l inictr5' % H JuirS a i, -
we've, coiSSse, i tli'i, ne So. rI b, i,S ae
III plchIII l.u2 - - or. ~ a., ,,,oro coI7,
hANteeI' PioieS'oi VI '' ' ' ~
I''c r,.o,o. r,- -, t1is .it,, hoe irrortod
Y"i'i - / I''i'' I;' ~ W iid - go o00 ,niIes tont,
sCItnI' M uh4h'"s 90 -. =
ana ouu ieot It'p III t ', cit a. ti % 1a t%
ING norihWaid tne great Gun; DI VII way, has tIlo
plan To- ,nood 'ne u'scl' Vi sahara oeo" i'''H
quished
"Call Captain Williams. Here am /"
m @ r, II OH" iso,,t %, ''' ,i,
A1l ~ 49, "i Wy - tbot 49, a. niir
oPiiiio'' ii,,i. - ,ii"' Iof - u q - ','I tI
AHc ~ ,i,1 ~ ,'l0'3 ~, 33ftoy foS t~ieg tbc citrr
one VINO so oIten tile. tue CITY
Tie Bankers Daughter when hes had an
unusually favorable acceptance at the Union
Squarc Theatre, VIII be presented for the l29th
and last time on SATURDAY evening, gong ont WITH
Lent. lhe Lost ChlIu'eh VIII eucCee"-@ boI'
OF two OH hhS'
Al o meeting 81 the directors Of the Panama Rail-
road Company, the following othceTs were elected
yestcrdar: Irrnol W. Iark, pre- NJ; D. r.. McCni-
lough yice-pr sident. and w: ): -mmet treasurer
and secretary. A dividend OF per cent, payable
May /, was declared.
petition signed at least by 1000 names vasprc-
sented to the Board Of Health Yesterday protesting
AGAINST the Joint Use Of the Elevated Railroad
track IN Iearl-st. by re Lley2ted halTqald com
ranies, ne dangerous 60 the puh!ic HE. The peti-
ton has been retoIred 10 the attorney of the Board
for his opinion.
pnllic parks rrotecfiye Association. hold Arrl :.
resointIons were adopted protesting against any
BIZ being allowed to pass the legislature So
word. Il, as either directly OF indirectly to permit
any occupation of, or cucroarhmeHt ou any OF the
puhlIc parks or places OF the City OF New-l ork.
Tho attention of tLo Board of Health was vester-
da called o tJc fact that fons disease ST III
rxists among milch COWS IN this city. a resolution
was passed by the Board asking tie police force o
enforce the ordinance providing that 40 milch cows
shall Ec transferred to or I0m the ,ity, except d.
rCctiy for slaughter, without the requisite permit
from the Board of Health
A. the animal mcct.r. of tnr Hardware Board of
Vr'Io bcjd 81 Nos 4 .i. q Warrcn-t vas,nr,i.v
IL,, 4 Cool t. f Uu,,erford lanes p. Popr
Charles favIor. Ferdinand A. ISokcr. Edward H.
Coln. JOSEPH Mtrwin, Henry y. Ncvhall and Peter
McCTtic were elected as a.. new board Of directors
The rrti,rrg president, john c. Cook read the
.I -.
Fin, LAD market of the Produce Exchange was
greatly eycitcd YESTERDAY tac sales OF spot lard
b.iuc ,xc,ptiOnally heavy. Tie increased business
was said to be due TO the 'arg, German demand the
G,r,nans having bought spatiHgly Of late. hat ap-
UI,acud,ur that j. the agitation of q new tariff a
i,-, .y 7y,uid he lid ruo lard there Wa, strong