New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
NETWORK CITY.

General Smith and Commissioner Erhardt are o'
opinion that moving day Is at mana.
The hexcellence and Inactivity hof Hamerlcah
orses his hastonishng the llengllsh.
II is not necessary to be in so much hurry no."
The DAYS are several minutes longer.
An assignment for the benefit of creditors ny An
drew j. Sparks 70 George W. Poucher was hled yes
terday.
Charles Bacllns. the wcl-known negro minstTe
and end man. is stll iii of eryspclas. Yesterday nc
was reported cOnvalescent.
That Brooklyn hydrophobia starts the canine zinc
executiOner into unusual activity. Inc cur-le"
tolls the knell of departing dog.
The Mdgets. at Masonic Temple, will give three
entertainments to-day morning, afternoon ana
evening Next week they take leave OF New-1ork'
The fire which occurred early yesterday morning
at Nos E12 TO 500 West Iwenty-seVcnth-St., dam
aged the pattern foundry OF Colwell Brother
~, 200.
The condition Of ex-Judge Barnard was un,
changed last evening, but he is Still IN GiltiGal
state. The family had no apprchensIohs tnat lie
would die during the night.
The removal of the furniture from Cardinal
McCl0shey's residence began Yesterday. lue new
solid, comfortable building.
Roreas & Co. are still having their Spring open
ing Dark diaGoEal5 and lcccy textures OF alI KINDS
will be worn for another month, Nueh soma Dlue5
and iowery goods will come IN.
The house-tlv Is Toapncaripg IN his wonted haunts.
housc-ly that feels m good spirits VIII lay 2ooJG
eggs in a season. Which induces "A physiological
trher TO express the wish that iy could be grated
upon hen.
A rabid dog frightened the residents of West
Twcntietl-st Yesterday, and Owen licaly OF No..
1jS West Sixtccuth-st, in trying 10 throw hlS coat
over the dogs head was severely bitten on the hanu
The animal was shot by an OAIceI.
Mr. A. NJ Palmer of the Union Square THEATRE
will give a representation of So The Lost Children .
on Wednesday afternoon next, i0T the dement, Oi
the Founding Hospital. HG VIII neu the tuIIc
expenses, and The hospital VIII gc' gross receipts.
The residence of Edward H. Litchfeld, No. 5-6
Third-st. South Brooklyn, was entered by burglars
during Thursday night, and number oi silver ar
ticcs valued al ~ 20, were stolen pOckctbo0h
containing $50 was also taken from Mr. LitchheldS
clothing.
There were 81. .73O in so funding certificates
sold Yesterday at the Post Office. notice has
been posted that i'm future the money order depart
meut will remain open from p. IN. until 10 p. III.
for the sale of the certificates This is done to
accommodate working men.
Daniel W. Macer who on Thursday night while In
a drunken fit shot his little daughter at No. DDS
East One-huudrcd-and-t wenty-irst-st, was yester-
dav committed TO await The result The wounded
child Is IN the Ninctv-ninth street Hospital ana
SAID TO be in dangerous CONDITION.
An intoxicated man was arrested in YOrkvile,
Thursday night, by Officer Robertson and taken 10
the Eighty-cghth Street Police Station. On being
searched nearly $4,000 III cash, checks and drafts
was found upon him. He gave liS name as James
Brown and said he was a Wall-st. broker.
Miss Cottrelly the actress sails In the Rotterdam
steamer w. A. Scholten to-day, for the PURPOSE OF
Il
lOld BoweTy rechristened) which Will Opeu about
September /. 4 large number OF Germans will
accompany the vessel IN tug as lar as Sandy
Hook.
The Board of Managers Of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday recOLsidcrcd It's action in relation TO the
suspension of H. J. Rice from the privileges of n
nciuhpr of the Exchange for thirty days. for annoy
ing Robert II. Ture, April 10, to such an extent
that he resented it 10y blows, and has renstated HIM
on the Exchange.
William A. Glass. age sixty, wealthy Southern
at \p VA fak on
suddenly i'll yesterday evening in Broadway stage.
He was taken to a drug store under Nalacks
Theatre where he died in few minutes, Of heart
disease. Mr. Glass was a member of the firm of
Glass & Ware, of HOpkinsvillc, KY, aud had lived
in this city since 1868 Ills office here was at No
445 Broadway, with left, Griswold d Co.
The freight agents of the NewYork Central Erie,
and Pennsylvania Railroads, sent communication
10 the Produce Exchange Yesterday IN relation TO
their action on -four deliveries and added that all
nour billed for free lightcTage" and ordered TO
their docks would be subject to an extra charge OF
Z cents barrel. The flour trade has decided that,
as the railroads are so arbitrary III this matter
rather than let them benefit from such storage they
Will distribute the Hour Ill small lots at other store
houses.
Ten men started in the 5O-mile walking, match
at Gllmorc's Garden at p III. Thursday. TIE frs &
prize $3.50 was won by Edward llOske Of New
York ia Sh. 4lm. 35sec., being remarkably fast
time for America. James Smith, of Chicago, was
second and T. l.. Van Ness of New-IOTk, third, the
three men being each separated by a mile. The
best previous American record lOlske's own Of
81. Sem. at Bangor last Winter. HOskcs Bangor
record was doubted, but his performance last ght
proves his ability to do the distance In this time.
very pleasant entertainment took place yester-
day afternoon at the Olivet Mission Chapel in Sec
ond-st 1t was the annual festival of the "Ovet
Mutual Sewing Relief" There are about 23O
children connected with the sOcietys school, fifty
of whom belong 10 the " Kitchen Garden" depart
ment Among the spectators present were Mi. and
Mrs William J.. Dodge, Mrs. A. IL. Brown, Mrs
Franklin Allen and the Rev Dr. Loydc. After ex-
ercses by the school the Rev. Dr. Prime addressed
the children, and prizes were presented
BROOKLYN.
The Aldermen are considering proposition that
theatre ticket spectators shall pay license fee Of
500.
The late Humphrey Hartshom left property
valued at $4,000. wt:ch he bequeathed in equal
shares to bis wife ana Tour children.
Damage amounting TO II 700 was caused yestor-
day by a tire in the grocery store of Frederick Rath-
kamp, No. 143 LeOnard-,t It's origin has not been
asceTancd.
Mrs. Katherine A. Gilbert. wife of Judge Jasper
w. Gilbert of the Supreme Court, died yesterday
morning at her residence, No. 1866 Rcm-en-st she
was the daughter OF the late james Horn, of New
York and was titty-Scyen years OF age. Inc courts
were adjourned on account of this event. Mrs. Gil
bect's funeral viii occur Oh Monday at Grace
Church, on the Heights.
Under the law of 1875. $s,OOO.O0O was author
lied be contributed hy the two cities for the
pleiOn OF the East River Bridge. Br"okiyn's share
Of this sum has been paid over IN the bridge trus-
tees, with the exception of S97O,OOO. The law
directs the Controller to retain the interest the
bonds already issued until the bridge is completed,
and Controller Stcinmez says that only about
$500 600 more can be drawn by the trustees nom
Brooklyn. If the same view IS taken by Controller
Kelley the trustees will bc able 10 draw only about
81 OOO, 900 instead of S2,O0OOOO, Gs was anticl-
pated and il Is feared that the work the bridge
will soon be again at stanistll Ii Is suggested
that cgislatiYc relief be s0ught.
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