New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
NETWORK CITY.


Gold and silver embroidered lace VIII oe ni"''
used in millinery. -,
Wreatbs and sprays ofmlgonnettc, most natnrai III
appearance are among the new arVhcia' ho"eiS'
The old Nicholson pavement In the upper PR ~
FIffh-ave il being torn up and replaced by OlocA'
Of stone.
Tyvelve small BOYS. attired and painted as clowns
and mounted on ponies; parade Broadw9y uaiS do
an advertisement of " Humpty Dumpty."
The round satir-covercd fan IS now snrrounnieu
With downv feathers Very small fans are IN tBiS
STYLE with the handles very much elongated
All persons Interested in free training ana COOK
ing school are invited to an adlourned lheetlh1 a. %
No. 22S West lhirty-elghth-st' on Anu'SuaS "' .
p. m.
The rnins of the building ut Franklin-st. ana
Broadway. which was injured by fire recently, are
being removed preparatory to the erectio" Vi d"
finer building on the same slte'
The new bonncts show no very decided cDan9e
I'm their numerous shapes with the exception OF ne
poke and cottage shapes, the former OF NIlCl ~
little modified, and the latter llttIe more hi''s
Henry Stewart Munktterch, AGO thlrty-two
years n life insurance agent, came to this city from
England on February 20. On the same Gay re
died at No. 140 East Thrrty-scvcnth-st., from
apoplcXy.
Erminia vcnturoi, who was 1T one tine dancer
ot NILln's Garden in the Black Crook" was taken
into custody Yesterday by Special Agent Chiardl,
Of the Society for the prevention oI OIuory ~
Children, for begging IN Wall-st.
The Pcople's Line steamers-the Hudson River
being oprii-will commence their REGULAR TIPS Ne
tween Ncw-York and Albany on "Wednesday eX H-
ing March o. If the weather permits, Lowing I'i
No IL North River foot of Canal-st., az p. m
The mailing agency at No. 81 Wall-st has been
connected b. telephone with thG 'cAeHu I"Su
Office. The arrival of foreign mails a3u ,Ie 10 ~
when they will be ready Tor delivery ana 'oIaNa ~
thr arrival OF al mails viii be known AZ the dO"h-
town agency without delay.
Several fast trotters were sold by Van Iassel ~
Kearncy at their auction rooms, No. 10 tast lhI-
teauth-st. Yesterday. Among the number were
Bruno. 81 100, bousht by Mr.: kirby; Geqey'
81 600, }. b. JohnSon; BrHo Mack fooo' l. d.
Gan. and Pendietta, 5000, Charles Judge.
A. tbe annual election for directors OF the Metro
pojitou Co,Nert Company tlimltcdl the following
were clcctcd: James =. LoWrcy A02iph H31leaI-
ten Charles Rerauld, Ge0rge W Du'aWHFi HciuS
SeIipman. William Pcrzcl, Rudolph Aronson. me
conlnauv's concert hall n Broadway. Forty-rst-SI
and Sovont have Is rapidly approaching cohPie-
ton.
4 stated meeting Of the New-York Historical So
ciat wos held last evening ut rs rooms. General
Uor1tio Rogers, of Providence, Is; =, reHd paper
ON ST. Luc, the leader OF Bureoyncs Indians: kcSo-
Iutions expressive OF sorrow Tor me dc1ih oI James
Icn1y are 70 be presented 70 his family. The Vor-
Trail OF General Dix painted by one OF the members
was presented to the society.
4 communication from 4. NJ Biebee. Division In
enoctor and Harb0r Master OF Shaugbai, emma. was
reccived by the Pilot Commissioners Yesterday,
calling attention to collision case between Il
steamer and pilot-boat near Shanghai IN the coast
;n,, grounds i'm which the pilot boat was held
nnnaily 10 blame with the steamer because Of the
failure to exhibit the flash lisht'
Az the request of Cmef-Justice Charles F. Daily,
Clarence seward, and number OF scientific men OF
Ms civ Charles h. Boyle will deliver course OF
three lectures on Astronomy on the evenings OF
March 10 u and %. Two II he on ne rolAr
system and the third on the - Physical Nature OF
tho World Chief-Ju-tICc DAILY and ile committee
az tho American Geographical society nave gwen
MIR Bowl the use OF the hail OF the society Tor the
three nights.
The Sybil. which was reproduced in IIrf, and
was thc subject of considerable debate between the
n,~naqers OF that publication ana the artist, also
he head of the negro woman. Jane Jackson. owned
H.. the National Academy Of Design, were the sub
iccts of unusual interest al the reception Of the
Art students League, which took place last even
mo The exhibition consisted entirely of works
by Elhu Nedder, who has Lately returned from
Rome after an absence oi number OF years.
. corrse Of five Thursday evening lectures will
he given IN the Murray Hill Prcsbyteuan Church.
LexingtOn-avc. and Fortleth-st., beginning MaTch
A. The proceeds VIII go to the Deheh' luni mi the
church The lecturers and subjects are a. follows
Norway aud the Midnight sun. nv the Rev Wen
dcIl Prime; Old Testament History, by the Rev.
Dr. Howard Crosby Lie Pictures, hy the pastor !
Itc,os Hood hy the Rev. DR.. l.. II. Bcvan and
uaryels of the Beehive by the Rev. Dr.. ). ID.
Wilson.
Mrs Annie IIeizel, Of No. 81 West Thirty sixth
81 identified Yesterday. ny means Of aphoiog'Gph
I'D a bundle OF clothing. the BODY OF a man VINO
was fonnd drowned at the fool OF West twenty
s;cIih.st on January II, as that OF her MESSING
b,5hnrd He has been buried now mouth IN the
Pnitrrs Field lie was q Swiss. forty years old aud
ewnloved as watchman aud car-drf'cr by the sixth
Avenue Railroad Company. \ piece OF iron fell on
bia head during the CONSTRUCTION OF the Elevated
Railroad and injured his BRAN.
A reception committee. consisting of Captain
CI,nchv of the Eighteenth Precinct and three or
four detectives. awaited at the DIand Depot
he arrival from Albany last evening OF Assembly
man Edward j. llagan, the alleged ns-aaui OF io-
Iceman Jesse Carer. Several warmer friends OF
Toran Than those above mentioned were also ~ the
dcnot Int still he did not come, as the dispatc hcs
from Albany to the afternoon papers stated that he
/ vonld The condition of Garter vas reported YES
terday rs much improved and he IS probably ont OF
| danger. ypoovrvN
Tho arrears of taxes collected nv the Registrar
| during February amounted to Sl72,fG2 0s.
John Young, colorcd man, accused OF the murder
! of William 4. Benson. IN Flltbush, on February i.
Oieoded not guilty 10 m indictment of murder IN
| he first degree before Judge Pratt Yesterday The
| trial was set down for the iirst Monday IN April
The inoucst into tho cause OF the death of James,
ol,as PuckcItyD FlahcTty, OF No. ~ Atlauticst..
who died from wounds received at the house Of
| Antonio SEGA, No. u Pachc-St., where he inter
rItnfed "A christening on February ~ was concluded
Yesterday Testimony was taken from several wit
nesses. and tho prisoner Antonio SEGA. who Is
charged with the murder, was held Tor The action
| of the Grand jury. Antonio Canine and NlnccntO
ArauO were detained rs witnesses.
Another routc to COncy Island by rail is projected.
| Thr man of II was filed yesterday The line ia pro.
| ,os.d tn RIM from Fulton Ferry, through Furmau-
ST. TO Atlantic-avc., thence across private land o
| Uanilton-ave through this 10 F0urth-lyc aud
| F0urteenth-st., and over private property 10 the
citv line lust east IF the depot Of the Prospect Park
and Coney Island Railroad. parallel with winch the
Tne yil run 10 the beach Ia the city the road is
tn bo elevated. The designation is the Brooklyn
! TIoyoted and Atlantic Beach Railroad.
| JERSEY CI1Y.
Extensive alterations are in progress at the depot
| of the Central Railroad of Newt r,cy
The Board of Public Works Of Jersey City yes
| .ordov elected W. W. Rugglcs 10 the position al
Cb;ei Engineer OF the Board Ills salary was fixed
| at 81, 300
| Tho Morris Canal Company has received peii
| .;d,' from thc boatmcn along tho line Of the cam
skiing that the rates of freight transportation b,
| increased.
John Griffith, New-York hackman. was arrested
| ot Jersey CITY on q charge made by the Peunsyl
| VoD;a Railroad Company while soliciting customer
"a tie drpot. Judge Davis fined HIM $40.