New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Cord trims the edges OF cloth SUITS.
West Broadway is in a continual state OF DiocK.
Rough-and-ready straw bonnets are new ior
I,ibrettos of "Olivette" are now pcddlea in tho
streets. -, ,,o 40,
The outgoing steamers yesterday took 1O3Oo7
letters.
Steel butterflies are fastened on the left shoulder
10 hold a knot OF ribbOn. . ,
number of new cars have been put on the oiAtn
Avenue Elevated Railroad
Tho movinG cart with its miscellaneous conten ts
has appeared In the streets.
Races on roller skates take place daily around the
fountain in Union Square PARK.
Persons in broadway yesterday WHO were uresSeu
in spring attire were not enVied'
Deaths Iast week 713; births, 00D marriages.
100. The police arrested LAOS persons.
There was received at the Post Office last week.
for hostage stamps and box rents S|o,4uO.
Downtown newsOoys ut midnight lne-em-
up" for cents, brit will not refuse d'me'
A vopop woman picked up o silver watch and
chain in the middle of Broadway yesterday.
MANY dogs with women In attendance were con-
splcuo1s at all the fashion openings last Week
Most of Cetywayo's former subjects must be in
New York now. All the Bowery museums advertise
ZuuS.
Since the recent action against traImps infesling
the city parks, their numbers nave decreased WON
derfuly,
Wah Sing seems to be favorite name among
Chinese lnundry-kespers. 1t may bs seen now IN
many streets.
There was another light furry of snow in the city
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. 1t lasted only
few minutes and did not lie on the ground
frame building to be used % mission school
for the Lexington Avenue Baptist Chnrch Is being
built in East One-hundrcd- cd-and-twenty-Grst-st
John l.. Stoddard will begin his second week at
ChickerIng Hall tomorrow evening with his lecture
on Northern Italy, following 1t with that on inter-
esting points III Germany
THE FATE OF THE UNJUST LANDLORD.
haav wen dOlIara
fare 7, was the despairng cry Of landlord who had
gone up to Harlem to dlspossess tenant. but
against whom Judgment was promptly FOUND yeS'er-
day.
An asylum for the shelter of destitute children s
to he built at the southeast corner Of Broadway and
One-hundred- -and-twentv.n .ninth-St lt VIII be
known as the Flremen's Memorial. and will cost
ARRANGING FOR DECORATION DAY.
The Memorial Committee OF the Grand Army ot
the Republic has elected Edward Henrv Kent
grand marshal and he has asked the yaTlons posts
ments for Decoration Day.
MISS BAILARDs LECTURE.
Miss Anna Ballard, of the New-fnrk Press Clno.
will piye her lecture. entitled Where First Saw
Our Obelsk," before the Teaohers' Association, at
the lecture. room of the Young Mems Christian As
soclation, tomorrow at 4 p. m.
IMMIGRANTS BY THE THOUSAND.
The steamers McKar and Vaderland arrived yes-
terday and landed 95S steerage passengers Ihcra
have been 10,S9S more immigrants So Tar this year
crease is found TO be principally among the Ger
'N"N' THE MEMORY or JEFFERSON.
The Tammany Committee on Organization met
vesterday and eompleted arrangements for celebra-
ting the 13Sih anniversary OF the birth OF Thomas
jefferson Saturday evening next senator niII; oi
Georgia and Daniel DOuGherty. OF Philadelphia,
will deliver addresses before the General Committee
at Tammany Hall.
BUSINESS TRoUBLEs.
Charles o. Hoffman, james q. Doibear, George
nd
the firm of &. II. Fellows. Hoffman * Co., manuiae'
turars Of gas fixtures, at No. 2OG Canal-s made an
preferences for $3657. The old firm failed in
1878 and compromised
GOOD RESULT OF A cars HOwLISG.
Thieves broke into Is. GreiR's millinery store, at
Beecker and Barrow-sts. early yesiordav morning,
and stole goods valued mt about S2OO. cats
bowling on the back fence awoke Police captain
Copeland who lives ~ the adjoining house IN Bar
row at In his efforts 10 chase 1t away he also
frightened away the thieves.
LUMBgR FOR TIE BROOKLYS BRIDGE
The lumber TO be used in tte floor Of the brooklyn
Rridge ia 70 be creoseted" II is now being treated
under contract by Edward X. Andrews Mt Eliza
bethport NJ J. IL will require about 100000 feet
of yellow pine. One-auarter OF the whole quantity IL
now ready and delivery viii begin this week. The
lest will be ready before july /.
SHOOTING At THIEF.
Officer Reid di covered three young men prying
omen Thomas Boyleis dnor store at Third ave. and
TweIfth-st., yesterday morning lie chased them
Int they escaped. The officer fired shot and be-
liQVeg
mn his arms and gave a sharp cry. Blood spots and
| Jimmy were found in the street when daylight
came. -
st. Johns Guild has received funds sufficient TO
enable 1t to begin the building Of the Seaside Nnr
sery at Cedar Grove, = |. The contractor has lum-
| her now OH the ground, and is required by the terms
of his contract t. have the nursery ready for the
ception OF sick children and their mothers in June.
Gifts of material for sheets, towels aud bed covering
| are needed.
| rtv crrrRPpINc VuOM A epRIIN
| The Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, the rector Of Trinity
| Church. is suffering from the effects Of severe
Ihe pry was sustained bape he weo inodd az nd
fell twisting his right ankle and partly disocatnR
it, He has been confined to his bed since the accl'
dent and his physician says that he will not ba able
to 90 out for three weeks. HIS condition was much
| improved last evening.
LECTURE BY Y. A. CoNRLING.
Colonel +. A. COnkling lectured at Terrace Garden
last evening under the auspices OF the Young Mems
| Association Of Temple BETHEL. His subject
was Tho Four Decisive Battles Of America" The
| first battle described was the victory Of Miles
Standish over the Indians, and the second the
| struggle between the French and English fOI
supremacy on the Heights Of Abraham. He then
described the battles OF Bunker Hill and Gettysburg
TIE COTTON EXPOSITION IN ATLANTA.
| The company formed under the laws of Georgia to
hold the International Cotton Exposition in At
lanta during October, November and December
of 100000 Tho business men OF Atlanta have
pledged themselves TO take $4,000 Of this stock
and the Board OF managers uehlIeS 10 procure SUD-
scriptlons in this city to the amount Of $25, ,000
Board of Managers for New-YOrk has been formed
| with that object in view.
| STUDY or THE MOON.
The exhibition Of the colossal moon, with illus.
trated lectures at Steinway Hail. gives an unusual
opportunity for instruction. The model weighs
four tons. The observations OF the highest astro
nGmicaI authority have been followed in its con.
struction and an observer learn more from thu
model in an hours study, than by the use Of the
telescope for n month, because he has here tho com
bined results of lunar observation. The exhibition
and lectures will close in few days.
A LAWYER CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
The examination in reference TO tho complaint o.
Mrs. C. I. Boorean, of Brooktield, Conn, against
| naniel Il Stone q lawyer OF No. Al East One-hnn