New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
NETWORK CITY.

The 9th Regiment enjoyed an outdoor drill in the
| plaza, III Unon-Square. last evening,
1t is now believed that Max A. Plat, the missing
| broker of No. 2l2 Warren-st, has sailed tor
| Europe.
A largo number of people visited Conev Island
! yesterday. An extra force of workmen has Deen
| engaged to hasten the improvements
| The art schools OF the National Academy OF De
sign will close for the season on Wednesday, May
| 10, when the annual reception will be given.
Street bsys shocked passing passengers on steam
| boats by bathng from the piers yesterday-an
earlier date than usual for this sort of display.
Among tho removals not heretofore noticed in
| THE TRIBUNE articles is that Of MgsSIS, Adams,
| Kellogg & Mason, bankers from No. 80 WalI-st' TO
| No 80 Wall-st.
Three steamships landed 1902 immigrants at
| Castle Garden ycscrday-the Anchoria' from
| Glasgow. 916; the Republic. from Liverpool, o00;
| and the Somerset, from Bristol. IT,
| Satin de Lyon is tho favorite material for mil
| lincry purposes this Spring. Strings OF bonncts
formed of this material doubled, and finished on
| the edge with French or Breton lace.
The demolition Of the building on the north side
of Union-SquaTc, in which was Martinclrs rcstau-
| rant, has begun in order TO give place 10 rho
new store to be erected there by Arnold, Constable
| & Co.
Flowers are used in profusion this Spring for
thu ganiturc OF hats aud bonnets and are IN perfect
| imitation of all the floral Kingdom, from the sui
| flower 10 the tiny wOOdlOwcr called the " johnny
| junp-up"
Mrs Nellie Stokes, who was shot aud killed by
| Edward Kennedy on Saturday; was buried yGStci-
day in Calvary Cemetery. Kennedy is still IN
! the City Hospital and IL regarded as III serious
! condition.
The body of n man found in the North River. OF
the foot Of T,nth-st, last Sunday, was lGrntihtd
| yesterday that Of Jacob W. Scacrr a ttlcGTaP1
| lmc-man who fell overheard from canal-boat and
| was drowned
Mt the German Hospital, was Tep"ric yesterday ~
| the bureau Of Vital STATISTICS. Nj. Irilrr was
! DANISH Consul at Porto Plata. Cancer o. The larynN
| was the cause of his death.
Sleeves Of dresses are becoming more fanciful,
| and are now made with puls al the slouldcr or
| lragtllwisr pun, ST.: in the top, reaching To tie
! elbow. lut nothing can replace the close coat
| sleeve worn so long and always pretty.
| Mrs. Josephine Oliver who recently sued for an
| absolute divorce from Thomas ). Oivcr, has be-
come rrcouced 10 him.. Mrs. Oliver claims that
sine was deceived 10y her law! rr, WHO declared GER
tam things To be true which she has since found to
| BE- wholly false
Captain Charles G. Barclay, United States rev
cnuc gaugrr for seven years, d,cd Oh Monday night
at his home, in Macon-st. At the opening 81 The
war he kept a ITg" hotel IN VIRGINIA, aHd because
| he dispaycd tic United States flag his hotel was
destroyed and he was lodged in Libby Prison.
The following is n comparative statement of cases
Of contagious disease reported for the two weeks
, %5sf 'f$i sF f,' ;' spinal nG,r'.
AAI .y T.. 8 % ii
The degree Of Doctor Of Laws has been conferred
| upcu General hi Crsnola by Columbia Colcg'.
President BIrnard' letter announcing the action OF
! the trustees Is Gated May 3. and states that tnr
contributions 10 the early history of art and his inn
portant services to the cause OF art culture.
Inquiries were made ut the Police Headquarters,
| Yesterday for the following missing persons
! Louis Van Il'ud a painter only recently arrived IN
the country missing since saturday LOUIS LrrriS,
! a.-,. tftr.,i wears. from No. go rhrd ave: John
Barry NJ, nine years. from No. 1877 Pit-5t; James
| Green, age twelve years from No. 360 hadison-st.
The Complaints made Monday that certain persons
had paid fees ut Castle Garden 10 obtain servants
| from tho Labor Bureau have been discovered not
! to have any connection with tho Emigration De-
| rartmrnt. The money was PAID to prison outside
who had no connection with Castle Garden. but " o,
! il eupposcdTcndcrcd some assistance III obtain
| ing servants.
Edward Daniels addressed tho Bullion Club last
| evening mon "Ihc Present Aspect of the Silver
| Question" lie dwell upon the dcmonctzation ot
| silver and its consequences, and what he claimed
| to BE- the advantages OF bi-netaIlc drh;-Wylng
there Nuuld hc another panic. George Is. Sattcrlce
and y. g. Cr"ly also spoke.
Assistant Saniiary-ln~p"ct"r Wilder reiterated
his roiu lrlmr of the condition of Onr-iundTcdlud-
| wcuty-."cord~t. Yesterday, M II report 10 the
rr,,,i Of tir block between Third and second
ayes. 10 prevent disasr ou' epidemic arising from
! tine lilih fostering on the broken pavement; The
natter was referred to the Department OF Public
| Works.
| The monthly reception Of the Art Students,
| I.,agu" last evening. at No los Flfhayc. was
| attended by a large asecmhlagc. The exhibition
Gov s~frd Of selection, from the students work. In
| the lower room, one end aud one sd" wall were
M"S 49,, srv,raI skrtrLrs in color by Walter
u"Ir "'ir, !; Ir'.','r' ana otI.,,' '
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lilo p,or1 of F,luc,tlou wants 5000 0O5 1@ for
the support of the public schools during he next
yrn' ,... r. ,id c. ,r,s Ct,rcb d., dor,ori-
. ne hmIplI o. T nrary rnnirI ha: been pInccd
~ 81 BIrnabaS'5 Church IN Bu5hwirk-ayc.,
~ g., ,,r - ,Ir,,,,,ol mann was t,vccl IN tb, |
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