New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
NEW.YoRK CIV.

paved with Belgian blocks.
Bouauets of trailing arbutus, or MayhoWers'
| arc for sale on the acknowledgement
Velvet collars in the large Directoire shape
| edged with Langue1Oo lace, are used TO brighter
otherwise plain costumes.
The little round shoulder capes that reach Only
| halfway to the waist are made entirely or Jeb u
plated lace, on foundation Of heavy Brussels net
| Francis Campbell broker. Of Charleston, 3. ".
died Yesterday at the Hotel ROYAL from SCREENING
of the BRAIN His body will be taken to MS nome III
| Charleston.
Spanish shapes as we'll as Spanish cOlors are worn
Lace mantIes are the veritable Spanish mantllals
J and are to be worn with one end thrown over Ihe
| hair in Spanish style.
The Police Commissioners were requested yester'
day by Mayor Cooper to investigate the exnlOltion
| of fighting bulls which Spaniard proposes 10 give
at the Madison Square Garden.
Pietro BalbO, the convicted murderer, was visited
| in his cell at the Tombs yesterday by the Italian
| COnsul-General, who expressed sympathy ior niln'
but held out no promise of reDrieVe.
India null or muslin handkerchief creamy
| white and sheer edged with LanGuedOc lace. are
| folded three-cornered and worn. around the
| shoulders, knOtted carelessly In the front.
The steamship Ohio. from Bremen, landed J ~ 81
immigrants at Castle Garden Yesterday; the Hecia'
from Liverpool, 596; the State OF PennsylYanla'
| from Glasgow, 410-making total of 2,307.
The International American Rifle trophy Palma
has been lent by the National Rifle Association to
the United States Military Institution, and It mas
been placed on exhibition at Governors Island.
The seats have not vet been placed in the City
Hall Park and the usual throng of louDgers has to
| be content with the coping about the fountain
which never plays and the CHAINS ABOUT the grass
| plots.
The appearance of Tom Thumb In Broadway at
Thirty-fOurth-sr yesterday afternoon was attended
by snch demonstration from the street boys that
fine General was Obliged to escape in carriage and
| the police to disperse the crowd.
| The various "sections" of the Socialistic Labor
party Of New-York have passed resolutions express
ing deep-fet sympathy with Denis kearney, MS
wife and family, account of his shocking inoar-
cerationD and have ordered copies OF the resolution
| to DO sent to Mrs. Kearney.
The bin to permit the Produce Exchange. corpora
ton to purchase land and put mp new building on
plot bounded bv Broadway and Whitehall-st on
the west and Beayer-st: ON the north, and making
il necessary to close Marketiied-st., has passed
both houses of the Legislature.
Three men were at work on q scaffold washing tho
front of newly finished building in East Eighty
the fastenings broke and they were thrown from
the fourth story 20 the street below; All sustained
severe injuries, but mono were killed outright
The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday CON
sdered the question of granting the lease Of the
North River front from Sxty-Gfth-st. to Seventy
secOnd-st to tho New-YOrk Central and Hudson
River Railroad. The matter was discussed at length,
and the Commission then adjourned to Tuesday.
The COrOner's Office was advised yesterday OF the
death in the wOrkhOuse hospital OF Peter James
DAILY, age eleven years, son OF Keeper DAILY, who
rece ntly met with violent death by falling over
tho bluff at East Seventy on dark night
The lad died from abdominal INJURIES received while
at play week ago.
The Ladies', Co0perative Dress Association held
its first regular Board meeting last night at No. 112
Fifth-aye. The bylaws, previously presented, were
unanimously adopted. and the statement was re-
eeived from the bankers, James NJ. Drake 81 Co.,
that applications for shares were pouring IN from
all parts OF the country.
The steamship Prior arrived from Glasgow on
Thursdayhight after an eXeeedingly rough voyage;
West the vessel fOuled with an iceberg about sew
entY feet high, and was unable to get away from it
for tWenty-fOur hours A large hole was made In
the bow Of the steamer by the collision.
While attempting to rescue q sailor from two men
who were trying to rob him ~ Chatham-square
yesterday afternoon Detective Wood was shot at by
one of the men, who escaped. The other man, who
gave the name of James Shea, was held under the
charge of felonlous assault by Justice Smith nc the
Essex Market Police Court to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
There was q rumor yesterday that Elisha s. Cald-
well, lawyer of this city, who, It was said was one
Of the witnesses produced by the bogus widow in the
Lewis will case in Jersey City, bad been indicted for
perjury. A TRIBUNE reporter called at the office OF
Mr.. Caldwell, ut No Murray-st., and was told that
Elisha =. Caldwell was not the man. but that 1t was
Elijah j. Caldwell, plumber In Jersey City.
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Kllbreth, David ii. Smith, OF Newark, pre-
ferrcd charge against James Remsen book agent
larceny of diamond scarf-pin, set in onyx, of tho
value Of 700. from his person on April III, gt Gll-
ho9IeyS drqm,shop at No. Ga BaEclayGS It, Tic was
The 9TH Regiment will take possession Of its new
armOrv on Monday, and Will celebrate the occasion
By public parade in which the Goth Regiment,
tho 71st Regiment and the 7th Regiment Veteran
Corps will take part as voluntary escort, march
ing In the order named, under command OF BrRa-
dlerGeneral Joshua NJ. Varia9. On arriving ut tho
Armory, n collation., furnished by Delm0nieo, Will
BIO given to tho escOrting regiments. No further
ceremonies will be observed.
Officer Heating, of the Twenty-seventh Precinct,
arrested John Shanahan, age twenty-five years, of
No. 10 Morrs.st Thursday night, on complaint of
Mrs. Catharne Grady, of No. 81 MOrris-st,, for
sault and battery and dsOrderly conduct The no
lice have been searching for him for some timo to
answer q charge of shooting Charles Wilson. of
No 1O2 Chathnm-st., last July. On being arraigned
before Justice Klbreth ut tho TombS yesterday, he
was committed for trial IN tho General Sessions.
As Justice Morgan was about closing his court Mt
the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday Oa-
Ger Kennedy, of the Eighth Precinct, trundled up
in cart an entire family consisting OF Alexander
McDoyit, his wIfc Rose, Andrew, oge four. and
half and Charles, age eighteen moths, all Of whom
not excepting the baby were under the influence of
liquor. They lived Mt No. 5i7 Greenwich St. in n
tenement-hOusc, occupying one room on tho upper
floor. Upon complaint OF the neghbors Officer
Kennedy was detailed to investigate the case. lie
found fine whole family intoxicated. Justice Nor
gan sent the father and mother to tho Island whilo
tho Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill
dren took charge OF the children.
BROOKLYN.
The long iron beams of tho elevated railroads on
which tho rails are placed have been put up FOR D
number of blocks along Park'aYc.
Mrs Alice Leary. of No. go Wycl1offst, was
fatally burned Yesterday morning whio kindlIng
fire with Kerosene oil, the can containing the oil
having exploded.
Absolute divorces were granted yesterday by
Judge Cooke in the suits of IsadOre II. SOper
against David Soper and Of George w. Parsons
against Mary A. Parsons.
The men on the tug-boat Echo yesterday picked
ND the body of drowned man in the Bnttermllk
Channel. II was that of rigger about thirty-fyo
wears of age and five feet seven inches in height.
1he body was too much decOmposed to be recog-
nized. 1t was taken to the Morgue.
Tn-morrow tie trims between PrOsnect Pnrl and