New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
NETWORK CITY,


Bond-st is missing. He went away on st. Patricks
| day.
The will of the late Sarah Grannis gives $1,000 to
the Ministerial Relief Fund of the Presbyterian
| Church.
| Cardinal McCloskey yesterday administered the
rite of confrmation to class OF about 700 persons
| at 81. Peters Church, in Barclay-st.
| This week is allied Passion Week in the Episco-
nal and Catholic churches. In the latter churches
| the pictures and ornaments are hidden with purple
| covering
A large number of new and beautiful designs in
Easter bonbon boxes is now displayed III the show
windows of Broadway and Fulton-st. confectlOners.
| Many sold at high prices.
| The body of an unknown man, about forty-hve
years DID, and dressed as labOrer. was found yes
terday morning in the East River at Pler NO. 1T.
! The police sent il to the MOrgue
The next lecture in the Cooper Union free course
will be delivered this evening in the great hall by
A. w. Stein of this city. on the gengal structure
| and functions OF the nervous system, illustrated
Patrick Reilly. age thirty-four years, was Knocked
down by runaway horse, yesterday morning, IN
lie died at the Chambers Street Hospital shortly
after
In fight In George Bardin's saloon at No. 81
West nty-eghth-st., yesterday morning, julius
Marlus was struck the head with beer glass
and seriously injured. Bardn evaded arrest by
flight.
Captan Coster OF the ship Montrose lying at Pier
No. 81 East River, accidentally fell down hatch
way Of the vessel last evening and was injured
seriously. He was taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital.
Among the G52 immigrants who were landed at
Castle Garden yesterday from the steamship
Weland from Hamburg. was largo number OF
destitute Slovaks from Northern hungary. Inc
Wyoming landed 224 immigrants from Liverpool
The Board of Estimate and .Apportionment yes
terday passed resolution authorizing the payment
to Messrs. Decker 81 QuIntard. contractors of
$50 1876 20 for work the Riverside Drive: This
sum includes the items which have been IN dispute
for some time.
The shipments Of live stock and fresh meat to
Europe still continue large, the total exports to
Europe by steamships during the last week having
been 800 head of cattle, 1904 quarters of beef,
1850 cdrcasses of mutton, $50 dressed hogs and
1913 live sheep.
In a fight at Fourth-ave. and Thirty-secOndst.
last evening Henry Recms, of No 139 last Twenty
eighth-st., was knocked down and kicked IN the
face and abdomen by man named James Sanders.
Reems was taken 10 the New-fork Hospital, where
his injuries were pronounced severe. Sanders
escaped
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro, dated March II. has
been received by John &. Kip Hopper of No. 400
Broadway, which states that the Emperor of Brazil
had coded for twenty-five years all buildings be-
longing to the City Palace IN extent one block, Tor
the depot and construction OF the new Exhibition
Palace.
The Board Of AppOrtOnment appropriated
S55 31G for tho Brooklyn Bridge yesterday, bal
ance due from New-Yofk under the laws OF 1879.
Alderman Morris saId am opposed 20 eXpehd-
ing any moro money the Brook VI Bridge, but
as the law is mandatory am compelled to vote IN
favor of the resolution"
day at Police Headquarters, of cash-boy IN ms
employ who took two dollars and went away"
In order that tho fugitive might not escape he
brought photograph of the lad. specimen OF ms
haudwI ting and piece Of the cloth ~ the KIND his
trousers were made of as means of identification.
The Coney Island Jockey Club has issued the
programme of it's june meeting. IL covers SIX DAYS,
June 10, % %, 81 % and %, and Is very full,
varied and attractive The most Important races
for the da Foam SGT h ana Mermaid and 9ba I6y
There are several handicaps, steeplechases ana
hurdle-raccs for liberal purses.
hungry boy named Joseph Burns, age thirteen.
was found Yesterday by the police, and gwen in
charge Of the Society for the Prevention of Crneyt To
Children. He says he walked from the White Noun
tains to this city. lie had been living with far,
mer. his father and mother beng deal ana ne nad
crown tired Of milking seven cows. lie said he had
heard there good schools IN Ncw-iork and he
came here.
In consideration of the sum Of 5000, 900. Bernard
Wasservogels, OF this city, and Gustavc H. Lichen-
berg of Detroit Mich, and their wives, by deed
dated January 3, 1879 sold to the Globe Gold and
Silver Mining Company certain quartz gold ana
slver-bcariug lode known AS the " John Bascom
Ledge situated IN Monteznma Gulch, in the Mid
die BOISE Mining District. Idaho. The deed was
recorded IN the Office Of the Register OF this county
yesterday
The following amounts were appropriated yester-
dav by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment
from the Excise Fund: For the Ladies Deborah
Nursery and Child's lroectory for the support OF
l75 children. 81, rs i2 81. James's Home for
emden s SGSl 1S lR RsY So 4s ST.
Siep6cn's Home for Children, $2027 II; ST.
Donlnick S5.1I6; Hebrew shelterng Guardian
Society. II 10l 10.
Philip Tnkensten, a German photographer at
IIoustOn-sr. and the Bowery reported at Police
Headquarters yesterday that his wife, woman OF
Gfty-thTce years had away. taking with her all
The money la the house and lifc-nsurance policy
for $500 drawn for her benefit which VIII be paya-
bic in May. The woman, according to ms story, Is
out of her mind slE visited fOrtune-telleIs often
aud expressed fears that her husband and children
would poison her. The police are looking Tor her.
Joseph A. Mcclure, an actor whose stage name is
InsenL 4 Wilkes was arraigned Yesterday in the
Jefferson Market Police Court on the complaint OF
his wfe, Cornella h. McGuire. known on me stage
rs Lizzie Henderson, who charged HIM with aDan-
doument. These persons were married sixteen
months ago and lived together until last July when
Mcclure deserted his wife who since that time has
lived with her mother. at No. Gay-st. Mcclure
SAID that his happiness, had been wrecked by ms
mother-ln-law who was the sole cause of his leaving
his wife. Judge Otterbourg set down the eXamina-
| ton for day.
! rcadinc room OF the Railway Branch-Of the Young
| Mems Christian Association, at the Grand Central
| Dspot Despite the stormy weather the attendance
| vos very good. Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt
| among those present. There was singing by Miss
! MacCollum, Miss BIl lings, quartet composed OF
| members of the McndcssOhn Glec Club, and by Mr..
! Miller the latter giving comic selections, winch
| were received with much laughtF and applause
| The entertainment oscd with number OF read
| iuqs and rccitaions by +. Hopkinson Smith. Among
| them he gave extract from Artemns Wards
Panorama" in close imitation of the humorIstS
| Well-rememDered manner, rccllatIoHS III HcsIo anu
| German dialect. ana some short poems
BROOKLYN.
| Over So 600 600 of plid-of and cancelled bonds
were burned in the City Hall furnace yesterday.
| burglars entered the house of james +. Whitney.
| No. 23l Paclic-st., through Tue GRAZING ieading
| 10 the rear cellar early Yesterday morning and
stole S2OG from pocket OF Mr. Whitneys trousers,
| and quantity of sllyeTyarc aud other articles
| Canaan James w. Webb, of Rankin Post No. 10,
| Grand Army of tho Republic, has been appointed
| Chief Mastering Officer for this State by State
| Commander l.. Coo Young. During The war CAPTAIN
Webb served IN the 9th New York Duryea Zouaves),
| and i'm the 1l6th NewYork Volunteers.