New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
NETWORK CITY.

| bIOWn ihCtfS ubcu Ou ltkhbNpiVi oiiNo'
Black chenille forms part Of the handsome man
| ties.
Wide collars of pleated null edged with lace are
| fashionable and pretty.
Little girls wear the Mother Hubbard cloak, while
| their mothers wear Mother Hubbard bonnets
The extensive heaps of building rubbish at Nassau
and Beekman-sts. yesterday caused many bloc kades
Phillips's Business Directory Of this city for
| 1Ss1-S2, compiled by J. w. Hartz, is out. 1t is a
| neat and compact volume.
The body Of man about forty-fve years old with
dark hair and beard, was found in the North RIVER,
at the foot Of Eighth-st., yesterday.
There was an unusual quantity of floating timber
in the East River Yesterday aud ferry boats at tunes
made wide detours TO avoid big logs
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFP PRICES.
| The brcadstuis market excited yesterday
under n strong speculative movement and q moder-
| ate demand for export Wheat advanced from l 10
= cents, corn about cent, and oats one-haf
MEDICAL MISSIONARIES.
Eight graduates Of the University Medical School
! 60 out as medical missionaries in September; Drs.
J. G. Thomson, H. II. Smith aud J: f.. Schubert to
| China; NJ. Il. Carlton, ID. llckhuis, J. = Sanders
and J. Hevrck to India and J. W. Blades TO Africa.
DECORATION DAY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
| The treasurer Of the Citizens Auxiliary Commit,
tee Of the Grand Army Of the Rep1hlic has received
Postmaster Pearson S25. L. :. Grant. j 500, Colo
mel Charles r. Coster $50, aud Colonel Z. Ii. Kent
800.
| BAIL FURNISHED ny Ills FATHER.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Flammer John Cleary was rear,
| raigned for utterng forged check on the Central
| National Bank at No go Broadway. for 1850. He
required to give bonds IN ~ 300 for trial IN the
General Sessions, and his father became his bonds
man.
| RFyIvING REVOLUTIONARY METHODS.
memorial celebration OF the revolutionary move
ment in Germany in lS4s-'40 was held Yesterday IN
! Elm Park by the Deutschcn PatTiOtcn Nercin Won
| ls4s-'4O This society is composed of men who
| participated in the struggle. General Franz Sigel
| president Of tho association, General Max Weber
| n all
! ter, Colonel SAUCES. DIR. kudlick and Ernst Loew-
| enthal made speeches.
THROWING RUBBISH IN THE BAY.
AT n meeting Of the Pilot commissioners yesterday
| n complaint was made that immigrants bedding and
other rubbish from the stccrage were thrown over
board from the Anchor Line steamship Alexandria
near the Battery when the vessel arrived. The cap
tain admitted the charge and was fined so. 1t was
stated that Shore Inspector Hopkins had warrant
ssucd for the arrest ~ the captain for violation OF
| the haTbOr laws, the fine for which Is 5000.
BROOKLYN.
Two colored youths. Thomas Marshall, age eight
teen and Caesar Robinson. wtre arrested Yesterday
for passing counterfeit trade dollars n the bakeries
Of N. Castle No. 26l Myrtlc-ave., and A. Cregan,
Oscar l.. Twav. OF No. 231 Rutledgc-st.. was ar
rested yesterday charge Of pcrsonating q rove
nue. officer and getting money from Shopkrepcrs
by examining their books. alleging unfair transac-
tions and demanding hush money.
| In the Eastern District Fircmcn's plot Of the
Cemetery of the Eycrgrccns yesterday afternoon, u
monument was unveiled to the memory OF William
Baldwin. foreman Of Engine Company No. 10 who
lost his life in January 1850, III fire IN Bushwick-
~" JERSEY CITY.
Detective Coon reached Jersey City yesterday
from Washington. and started back on the next
train with Lewis Collins the negro who was charged
with forgery. The officer stated that Collins had
lefrauded heneV VIOLENT society of which he was y
member ont of about 800 by means Of forged
checks. Collins claimed that he could not write.
NEWARK.
Tho large reservoir in Chnthnm-st. again sprung
n leak yesterday morning, and 1t WAS found neccS-
sary TO draw the water Off. The reservoir was built
several years ago and has been broken four times,
involving large cxpcnse for repairs.
Postmaster William Ward received telegram from
Special Post Office Agent Iidball nj lhttsburg on
Monday directing him 10 take possession of SIX al
vices which had been sent 10 Newark FROM East
Liverpool Ohio authorizing the payment OF orders
agcrrRating $500. The Orderswhich borr the name
of Adam II. Coles taken possession Of and for
wardcd TO Washington rs torgcucs, 10 he used as
evidence against the postmaster at Linden Ohio.
force If 100 men in The employ Of the Central
Railroad of New jersey at midnight Monday began
To break ground "a lay track from Columhia-.t
along the line Of the road to hc frcight,hou in
Fair-st.. crossing Mulbcry-st. The people living
along the line of the new track wrr" much excited
all night The police were consulted. but nothing
could be done 10 stop the work irrday morning
the matter was referred 10 the City Counsel and at
noon IL was agreed 10 stop work until Thursday,
when a conference will be held between the com
pauy and the municipality
NonTuvuIr.-Thc Long Island Congregational
Sorirty met NJ North, lille yesterday. The opening
,rr1nnn was prrarhc 10y the Rev Mr. Iahrshie. ~
Noum Sinai I.ast evening there WIS sunday
srhonl Gathering I'm which the sundays, huOls of
the nrighboring churches took pant
HAMPSTEAD. fylSoT lrnr nts 81 lloiupst"nd,
hn, been served with q notice hN ltnh,i1 swift,
nr, .,lcnt Of the Far RocknWay Beach Knilrold
Company. stat lnR that that company hnN hlrd ~
The q Icrns Counts clerks olrr mHpuf railroad
an Hog latnd Beach nnd intends j. ncquitr title to
land fnf roadway bindings. dGpois nud freight
ufound., I e town uf llrmp.tcad claims the Tito
in thr beach. and the Town Board Ina instructed
IN, Supervisor 10 take such aci"n IA the onc ~ the
interest of The town may rrGnirr.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND The County Judge and the Gyc Sn-
prrVt.ors Of Richmond County met ycsi rlay and
tcappGiutcd Philip Wolfe Police tuuWi t,iOnci for
the next three years. This wnB the third meeting
which had been held for the purpose. and over 200
Inilois had been previously taken. Tho super
,isors appointed Clarence ~ Johnson ~ Nortlcld.
clerk Go Nc Board for the year. in thc place OF ABB
rahan Winant, of Wcstlcld.
TAPIFruN.-Srrgrant Drummnnd received tcle-
gram at Police Icadquartersn Staplrlon yesterday,
Stating that Robert MO0rc and John Mooney had
fouud the body of Daniel Donovan in the kill Won
Kull oil Port Richmond Donovan, who lived NJ West
brighton. disappeared on the night OF May II. lie
had in his possession ~ and was last seen IN COM
many with Christopher Taylor, liquor seller of
West brighton. TAYLOR arrested, rs II wa Nsus
pectrd that lac knew something about DonOvan's
m, steIious disappearance Taylor stated that when
Donovan left him nj y. H. 60 20 home. he )0nON am
WAS intoxicated. Taylor was released on his own
rccognzancc to APPEAR when wanted on the body
wcrr found $40 bill and % cent silver piece.
The Coroncr's jury gave a verdict Of accidental
death.