New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

bird painted on one side Panses are favorte
flowers.
Two large law libraries will be sold by George A.
Lcavtt & Co., Saturday afternoon and evening" at
Clinton Hall.
The small shoulder-capes will be much worn this
Summer. They are sometimes made with long tabs
| that tie In the back
ing and provisions for those who have been rem
dered destitute by the fire at Milton, Penn.
Three hacks filled with Cinnamon were driven
through Chathamst. to the Chinese quarter yester-
day. Indicating the arrival OF fresh lot oil Coles
| tails
VERY GOOD PAY FOR INSPECTING COAL.
After q long discussion at the meeting OF the
Board of Education yesterday, motion TO increase
the salaries OF the coal inspector and his assistant
| to 81 500 and 81 200 respectively was adopted.
! PROTESTING AGAINST A NUISANCE.
At the meeting Of tho Dock Commissioners yes
terdav, prOpertv-owners protested against private
dump belonging to a Mr.. DAILY, at Eighteenth-st.,
| East RIVER The Board directed Mr.. DAILY to dscOn-
| tinue using the dump pending an Investigations
| NEw-YoRK's HOST OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
City Superintendent Jasper reports that on April
30 there were on the registers OF the primary ana
grammar schools OF the city l23,S66 pupils one Inc
an increase of 1876 IN enrolment, and OF al Id in
| attendance over April, 1879.
| GOVERNMENT PURCHASES OF BONDS.
| The Government bought yesterday So, 100000
bonds ont of offerings of sd, 273 600 The accepted
| bids comprised $4,000 Is Of 1880 at from 1910
! to 104.S3 $2.300,000 Is of 1881 Mt from 1904 to
|
The FIRST National Bank got an award Of SO, OOO,0 900
Gs of 1881 at prices ranging from 1OB.o4 to lOO0O
| SWIFT JUSTICE.
James Mcmahon Joseph Lynch, Thomas Reilly
and James Moran. the four river thieves who boarded
| the schooner Victor in Flushing Bay on Monday
morning, were handed over by Warden Finn at the
Ton bs Prison yesterday morning III cOnvictS garb,
| and securely manaclcd, to the custody of Deputy
! SherfT5 Smith and MahOn to be conveyed to Sing
STABBED by A FELLOW NEWsBOY
| Two newsboys named John Mclaughlin and
| Frederick SpOrtrr, qnarrcllcd IN Grcenc-st. last
| evening over the privilege of selling papers ON the
Mclaughlin in the arm with pOckct-knfc. lntlict-
| ing severe wound. Mclaughlin was taken to his
home In hottest, aud SpOrter who Is only thirteen
| years DID, escaped
EVIDENCE OF A CRIME.
| The inquest in the case of Mrs. John s. Williams,
of No 7SG lludson-st, whose death, 1t was alleged
verdict sustaining the allegation, but 10 testimony
was produced to show any guilt on the part of the
prisoner, Mrs. i. T.. Post who had been Mrs. Will
iamss nurse III her illness. Mrs. ost was therefore
| discharged. Mrs. Williamss mother was held as
| witness.
| SMALLPOX on sHIPBOARp.
| The Hamburg steamship Grllrrt which arrived at
| Quarantine Tuesday afternoon. detained until
| yesterday noon, when she came to the city. she
| had on hoard ,22f immigrants, among whom were
| two or three sick with smallpox. They were re-
| moved to the Quarantine Hospital, after winch
! Health Officer Smith and his TWO deputies Vaccl-
mated all Of the others and thoroughly tumigated
| the vessel.
! prNorNCING THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET Bill.
! Mayor Cooper has sent to Governor Cornell let
| ter from the )Jcl Commissioners protesting IN tho
most emphatic manner against the WcsT Washing
! ton Market bill. They say that the scheme would
work great injury to the North River, would cause
Il shOal bar interfering with navigation ana detrl-
| mental to public health. and would conflict with
| the plan for widening Wcst-st, which could not
| now be abandoned.
STATE ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTION.
| At the annual meeting of tho Ncw-York state As
sociatcd Press at the Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday
the following officers were elected: Carroll Z.
Tucker Of Inc troy Times. secretary and treasurer;
William Purcell, Of The Rochc,tr tnios. c. w: Nc
Cuur. of The Buddl5 Courier }. II. Srkrrg. OF The
Hhact .Joarpai f. ". Ten Eyck, of The albany Jom
nal, aud f.. P"ntlSs Bailey, Of The Lfca ObScrcr,
| executive committee.
TESTIMONIAL To MR.. BTRGH
A gold badge, set with diamonds, il on ex-
hIhilon 1T lIliany's, which has been presented to
| Henry BrrCh a marx of the personal esteem
and friendsh,p" of TIE following gentlemen com
prsIng the Executive Committee of the Society for
The Prevention of cruelty 20 Animals: n. VI. Beck
with, James VI. Brown Nathan C. Ely Frederick
Jamn ID. Hicks. John Taylor Johnston, Charles
Lanlcr Royal Phelps, Frederick w. Stevens, James
Stokes, Sinclair Tousey and Charles l.. Tiffany
An UNFAIHFUL SERVANT
William +. Siblcy of No. POI West Twenty
trdst. reported to the police that on the morning
of the 10Th of May his room was entered by some
one who had carried away cIol hing OF the value OF
SO and he had every reason to believe the thief to
he James Hoy, Il waiter formerly employed III his
house. Detectives Cairns and Campbell yesterday
arrested Hoy, who acknowledged ms guilt and re-
turned the stolen property Yesterday at Jefferson
Market Police Court, Judge Murray held the
prisoner in $500 to answer.
ACTION or TIE PAEK COMMISSIONERS.
The Park Commissioners yesterday refused per
mission to the Sea Beach Railroad Company to an |
chor largo float off the battery Tor steamboats,
running to Rockawav and COncy Island. The SUI |
prrnpudiag architect reported on the sites for the
bists of Moore and Bryant to be placed in Central |
Park. The site rccomnlrndcd for tho bust OF Moore
81 KttlL of lao
trance, and for the bust of Bryant near the Marble
Arch. The matter was laid on the table. A motion |
to make the meetings. of the Board public hereafter
An ITALIAN GOoTBIACK's DIX.
officer Sullivan, Of the Seventeenth Precinct, yes
tcroiav arruiancd before Justice Wandcll, in |
the E.srx Market Police Court, Mchcly Ar |
rrss0s twenty-five years Of aye, oil No. 19l |
Ezabeih-tt.. charged with fc!onIoas aS'anit,
complainant and defendant are bOOtblacks. |
Ancisso charged Romeo with trying to entcc GUS
TONER away from him. and taking q dirk from his |
pocket stabbed Romeo IN the left side. The wound |
Inflicted Is two inches in length and thTccquartcT5
of an mch III depth. The prisoner was held to
await the action of the Grand Jury III default of
$1,000 bail.
A DISCHARGED woEKGNGMAN's REVENGE.
James Kelly, of No. 22S Vest SiXteontl-5t., had |
been working at tho NeT-fork Car Spring Com |
pany's Works at Twenty-eighthst. and Seycnt-ave |
foreman Of tie shops About 2 a. M. yesterday !
s9cI spring and threw il with Mi his force at the
fcrcman's head. nActing frightful cash. and then
turned tn rum lie WAS seized by one of the work |
men and handed over to Officer Burke, who took |
him into custody. Mr. Andrews was assisted to his
home and yesterday appeared against his nsSnlant
nc Jefferson Market Police Court, where judge |
Murray held the prisoner in 5000
THIEVES TRACED AND CAUGHT.
George Gibson, of No. 12l Yves. Fcrty-nnth-st., |
rcrortrd on Monday night tha5 his rooms
Ind been invaded and p,undcroI by thieves
Suspicion fell upon n jautoT in private !
school on tho parOr floor, kept by Dr. |
Julius Sachs. This man, Henry Delaney, aud his
brother, Edward, had been alone in tho house dur
ing tho ahsencn Of the Gibson family. Dcteetiyes