New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
NEW.YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Edward ITcuzc, age ten years, is missing from his
home at No. $50 West FIftieth-st.
The Aldermen will visit Niblo's Garden this even
inc bv invitation Of he management, 20 hear the
Boston " Ideals in " H. NJ. ;. Pinaiore.'
The Rev Joseph Cook Will lecture Saturday even
ing in Tie Broadway Tabernacle IN aid of the charty
fund of the sunday -schoO of that church
The Rev. William II. simpson died Yesterday at
the Roosevelt Hospital from Brghts disease ana
pneumonia at the age OF siXty-iour years
| The members OF the Cotton Exchange decided by
an almost unanimous vote Yesterday, To keep
" Good Friday and Holy Saturday" March 20
and p.
DESIGNS in Garden tools for ofnamentiug hats and
bonncts seem more odd than pretty but they never
| thelcss have prominent place among the new OF
| naments.
Cashmere lace will be mnch used in millinery this
| Spring. This is not the cashmere lace that was
worn three wears ago. but new Lace with cashmere
coors aud embroidered with gold aud SILVER threads
Tie CAPTAIN Of the Anchor Line steamship
! Dcyonia which arrived yesterday from Glasgow,
| reported, that Alexander Mclean a stecrase
! passenger Jumped overheard on March h, EhOits
| were made h rescue him, but without avail
| The 10Th Regiment will give an exhibition dnll
| M Madison Square Garden tins evening. General
| L, l.. Cuttcnden, United states Army, VIII lcN'"
| the command Dodworth's Band viii give con-
| cert and after the review there will be dancing
| Among the immigrants who arrived Mt Castle Gar
den Yesterday were slXty-tOnr destitute Sloyaks.
who have been driven from their homes D{ lahlne'
resulting from destruction OF Their crops Dy 1oous
| Efforts Will be made to secure them employment III
the coal mines OF pennsylvania.
| Tho body of a man found i'm the bay near Govern
| or's Island on March II. identified yesterday
as that of Joseph Tomlinson' age forty years; por
| ter lie had been missing since January 20 ana
his employer in tie interval had sent MS VIE ana
| child to England to their friends.
| Many Of the casaQuius that are in much favor at
! present are made with extensive fronts that run
from the front TO The side seam and are finished
or single breasted ba Qucs. but always OF different
| material from the rest OF the costume
Robert Horn wa- charged yesterday at the JET
fcrson Police Court, with burglarousy breaking
| into the premises Of Jacob Lazarus, NJ Ne. lO2
Allen ST., aud stealing thereirom 1000 cigars,
10000 cigarettes AMI several articles 81 co'nlIR
| valued altogether AT $50 lie was Held LOT lIlaI
with bail fixed at 81 900.
4 meeting Of the lot-owners OF Greenwood Gem
| etcry neld yesterday at Ne. 80 broa1Nai'
Carkson Crolius appointed chairman ana >. a:
Perry secretary. Henry T.. Pierrepont. president OF
the Board of Trustees presented the report OF tho
| Board for 1879 which was approved The inter-
! inents up To- the present day number 200, 727.
Al the regular meeting of the NewYork state
Social Science Association, held M No. Fl East Four
eenth-st. Yesterday Afternoons addresses were maze
| 10y Mrs. Hope Nhippc, Mrs B1Stol, diahcls l''
| Willard and Laura g. Holloway MIS- NhppIe Is
the president the other ladies mentioned were
| guests of the society at their meeting.
Mrs Sophia H. Faber, Of No. % Pitt-st, was re-
Gently servant for Charles hoffman, II Church ST;
dry goods merchant living u, at ,, NO ior %o3
Eas ST. Police Court with attempting to
blackmail Mr.. Kohlman by means OF threstenlns
letters. Two letters were put III evidence She WAS
committed for trial.
Tuesday evening Officer Reynolds, of the Eighth
Precinct arrested a man on Ihompson-St; who was
carryng a valuable silk dress and sealskln cloak.
Yesterday morning the officer ami his prisoner APP
ncared before Justice OttorbOurg, IN tho Jefferson
Market Police Court. The man proved 10 be james
McGintry. alias DOOey, whose portrait i hummer
49, i'm the R0guc's Gallery. lie was renamed 10
await trial
The Board of Education yesterday abolished the
SATURDAY sessions of tho Normal College. Inc 'ltg
1. t.f.Vf Gitfaty an "a |
,nrc last month in the public schools OF l2,ONO
unnl, AN Increase of ,2O9 over that of February,
| 1S-g The president was authorized To make slch
arrangements with the New York Juvenile Asylum
rs he deems proper IN relation to the detention ana
discharge of truants.
An onplication for articles Of incorporation has
brcn fled with the Secretary of State by the Cen
| tral Park Palace Company. IL has capital oil
5000 900. The protector. Baron de C'uervile, and
| + Rache W. II. McCurd, \. j. Post and W. l.
Mccormick are named as the trustees. The purpose
of the company is To erect large and line building
Dstwccn Fifty eighth and hity-ninth-sts IN tiithI
ave where a roller skating rink VIII be malnt
and promenade concerts VIII be gwen.
Gerschel Whitfield. qlazier, of No. la Division
st. was arrested 10y Officer Beverage. 0t the
Seventh Precinct Tuesday night. as he was about 10
lean INTO the water at Per No. %, East klNrr lie
said he desired to commit suicide owing to distress
of mind, and that he had previously taken q'lan-
tity of Kerosene OIL but IT failed TO erect ms pur-
! nose Justice Patterson yesterday, NJ the Essex
, Market Police Court, committed MN TO INC care Vi
the Commissioners Of Charities ana Correction
of Cruelty 10 Children. appeared III the Jefferson
I Market Police Court Yesterday morning with MIN
. ME Green age eleven. ami John Goodwin age thlr-
teen Minnie Green's father Is dead, and her
mother is IN the Penitentiary for drunkenness.
Justice Otterbourg remanded her to the care OF the
American Female Guardian Society. john Good
3 wins father also is dead and his mother in the
Workhouse. lie sent to the Catholic Protcc-
, | tory. ,,,l,.,,,,
G City Auditor Albert zimmerman sailed for Florida
T yesterday.
T Workmen have begun putting up the iron pillars
= for the elevated railroad III Park-aye.
" The death of Mrs. Margaret Lee OF No. 90 Front
= | st. who fell down stairs on Saturday under clrcuin
stances which gave rise the suspicion that heI
y | husband might have intended TO Kill her. was de
a | clarcd accidental by n cOr0ners jury Yesterday
= Mrs. Lees husband. who had been arrested was re-
"a | leased.
The dead body of man was found yesterday
morning in a vacant lot in Rutledge-st.. near liar
iisoi-ave. Ii was conveyed TO the Thirteenth Pre-
cinct Police Station, where 1t was Identified as tina
. of Samuel Lawrence, age forty-siX, OF No. 500
t Mytle-ave His death is believed to have been du
,r to apopexy or heart disease.
In regard to the proposed sale of the lands nortl
Is Of the Coney leland COncourse which cOntrole,
" By the Park Commissioners ex-Supervisor Stllwell