New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
NETWORK CITY.

and William Hamersley, Of Hartford 81 Hessiosy
d. Bishop, Of Bridgeport Conn
NEW-YORK CITY.
New grenadines are like transparent Ol0'n OIL
Ribs are again seen outside the lining OF the new
parasols.
Fifty-sixth-st. is being repaved between Fifth and
Sixth-aves
Several large business buildings are to be erected
Cashmere dresses painted by hand are the latest
impOrtati0ns.
Clouds Of dust have taken the place OF seas Of mud
on the boueVards.
Many Of the farmers gardens uptown are still COW
erod with pools of water.
There was q furry of snow yesterday at p. M,
lasting only few moments.
Thirteenth-st from Third to Fourth-ayes is closed
for vehicles, owing to repairs on gas malns'
Clerks who want stores closed at half-past
o'clock are chalking up "7:30" in many streets.
The bogus cigar auction stores are again thriving.
They are humorous III tulton-st.' west, Cnalnam
and Greenwch-sts.
A. Bernard. a member Of the Tammany Hall Cen
eral COMMITTEE was yesterday appointed o Clty
Marshal by Mayor Grace.
Drivers on the Sixth Avenue street cars still conf
plain of cnders falling from the Metropolitan Ele-
waited Road and injuriug their eyes.
Some young women whose age prevents their ap-
pearance in Jhe parks with the chi ldren on roller
Skates, u6NOI6 DACk uEodb w buO paoIlutOs
Patrick Bennett, age thrty-three, Of No. Wash
ingtOn-st., an employe on the elevated railroad,
dropped dead the track at South Ferry yesterday.
There has been an enormous increase in the ship
Of sPs s 7Sl 70 During tRS last
76,431 barrels in the same time last year.
ARRIVAL OF IcR-BoUND CANAL BOATS.
The first tow Of canal boats winter-locked at
lss, 900 bushels Of wheat, $4,000 bushels Of corn.
47,OOO bushels of oats, and 100000 bushels Of
barley.
The following dispatch was received at Police
Headquarters yesterday from the Thirteth Precinct:
"Officer Geger shot and killed o mad cow at Que
4:30 .. IN"
JURY HARD TO FIND.
When the United States Circuit Court opened yes
jury in the Seawanhaka case, but without result.
An extra panel Of fifty has been ordered to be IN at
tendance Monday.
FOUND IN THE EAST RIVER.
The body Of a drowned man, about thirty-6ve
years old, dressed in q blue SUIT aud overcOat and
with large plain gold ring on one lnger was found
in the East River Pier No. 3S. yesterday. 1t was
taken TO the Morgue
MORE POLICY DEALERS.
Peter Dkers. OF No. 2i0 East Forty-ffth-st., and
Julia Sullivan, of No. S72 Second-ave.. were each
held In $500 bail for trial for selling ottery-pollcy
slips by Justice Kbreth at the YOrkvle Police
Court yesterday afternoon
FORGETTING THEIR RIGHT To SELL LIQUOR.
The Excise Board received from the District At
tOrney yesterday list of liquor stores whose
owners had violated the law aud forfeited their
licenses The Board referred the list TO its counsel
for an opinion rs right to revoke the licenses.
MIR. sToDDaRD's SECOND LECTURE.
Many delighted spectators last night witnessed
faithfully depicted scenes from La Belle France"
the subject of John L. StOddards second lecture on
foreign travel Beginning with the old city of Blos.
the lecturer soon led his audience into The heart
of the Pyrenees The Characteristic eatu CO of the
PyTenees especially the waterfalls, were very hap
ply shown.
PROVIDING AGAINST ILLEGAL DEALINGS.
The Board Of Managers of the Produce Exchange
yesterday adopted tho following rules: No member
who has failed TO meet his contracts shall. while
posted therefor. have the privilege to buy or sell
publicly on the door Of the Exchange; aud the
name OF any member posted for failnre TO meet his
contracts shall bo kept posted during the pleasure
OF the Board.
PLANNING NEW MARKET.
committee OF property-Owners living in the
neighbOrlood Of Jefferson Market cal led upon the
Mayor yesterday To coRfer as 70 what should be
done towards the rebuilding OF that market The
Controller was also present, aud spoke IN favor OF
Estimate and ADpOrtIOnment could make an appro-
preparation for the purpose 10 go in the next tax
levy, and he thought it best TO wait until that time.
SUED BY DISCHARGED EMPJOYE.
Columbus Ryan, one OF the prOpretofS OF the
Mount ST. Vincent Hotel. ~ Central PARK. sent for
one of hls waters. John t. Boyle, aud said To him:
"You have stolen knives, forks, napkins and
Boyle was discharged and immediately sued Mt.
Ryan In the Marine Court for slander, LAYING his
damages at $4,000. The case was tired before
Judge Nehrbas aud the jury rendered verdict yes
terday for Boyle for 5000 &. A. Levlen represented
BOYLE and Messrs. Cooper and Bach appeared tor
Ryan.
BROOKLYN.
The deaths last week numbered 21S; marriages,
Al; births, 220.
The driver of Fifth Ayanne car in Brooklyn
euIertains passengers tho front platform nightly
nv a skiliul Imt atlOu OF the bagppe.
SUIT to forcclOse q mortgage Of Sl6 900 upon the
loo Avenue Baptist Church, of which the Rev. j.
HYATT Smith, member of Congress for the lid DIS
trlct is PASTOR has been begun by the Williamsburg
Savings Bank
The ship Powhatan sailed from the Navy Yard
Yesterday with officers aud men for the Alaska, now
nj AspInWall, to take place of those whose time
ont The latter will be brought back by the Pow
batan The vessel had to strike her topgallant mast
TO pass under the Bridge cables.
Policeman Halloran. of the Second Precinct, inst
IN the fire telegraph box at Fulton and Main-sts. at
an early hour esterday morning, when there was
no fire. lie then resumed patroling his beat as If
ne had done nothing In few moments he aD-
peared greatly sururlsed by the appear nee Of half
a dozen fire engines.
The Board of Directors of the Brooklyn Under
ground Railroad Company held private meeting
Wednesday evening. Committees were appointed
10 solicit subscriptions 70 the stock 1t ls believed
that the road can bo built and equipped ready 10
run from the terminus of the Bridge TO tho Long
Island Railroad SatiOn at Flatbush and Atlantic
aves. for $1,80O,O0O.
and IermIner yesterday, in the indictments against
LIN w EIahertv and CAOrQe w. Beuuett eX- COM