New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

The bouleyarls are being carefully repaired
The rrincessc dress is revived for short street
dresses.
Black is the favoritc color this spring for hand
some toilets.
The new Post Office elevators are run much faster
! than the old ones.
New rails were laid on the street car tracks III Bat
| tery-placc yesterday
Small hooded wrans and fchus VIII he much worn
during warm weather.
The HarncsSmakcrs' Union last niCht decided to
! make n general demand for 10 per cent advance III
wages.
A fog hung over the rivers yesterday; bnt y was
not heavy enough to delay ferry travel. Ii cleared
| off before night.
The snnken lots at Observation-Disclosures
! and Onc-hundred-and-hity -iItih-sts, Elghlh anu
Nintl-aVcs., aIr tO bc filled III.
4 crowd of immigrants was seen in Battery Park
YESTERDAY gazing the trains on the elevated iali-
| roal in Opcn-cyed wonder.
Bill on many houses have wan and weary lo%k'
and many landlords are coming sadly 10 me cnhcll-
sion that they have been too nasty IN raising rents
RELIEF FOR THF sCIO SUFFERERS.
The treasurer of the plic fund for the SEQ suirr-
crs reports total of subscriptions amounting 10
~ 12f ~. The amount sent TO the Constahtlhople
Relief Committee is 1000.
GRAY. THE ToRGER. ADMITTED TO BAIL
William l.. GRAY. the iorrr Who has been IN mn me
Tombs since 1873. was admitted Ia BAN Yesterday IA
a. 600 his hond~man being louS l}t's'ndal oil No
| ilj East Fourth-st.. who instiicd in S2O'ooo'
CAR-DmyERs' srmKE.
lOm1Ifif
TLirl-tVc surface road. aud all the carlrVers VINO
cccnty struck for REDUCTION "I ft tb nH pIacS %,
/ with the exception of the four leaders
TWO YEARS PAST \ CENrrRY;
The death of Louis Pculia. at No IL West Fiity,
thrd-s... ~ the ag' lo2 years three months ana
len davs war reported az tho ureau Of vial stats,
tics YESTERDAY. Icuha wa- native OF Holland anu
had been in this country iorty-onc years lie de"
ofpncumonm.
srrrrRFn~ PROM CoNTAGiots DISEASES. ,
at ~ ltp
Health board. yesterday. showed that thrrr Wel'
~ smallpox patients and lol l"r1"n> shn.',iig
from typhus fever on BlackwrlIS island III th1
last week there were 80 new eases oi smallpox al"
- Of typhiis fever.
FALLING fNro TN rIFNAroE SHAFT
Mary ONril five years odd whoer parents hyc ID
,b, Xrwpori Fiat. ~ 80 200 Va Fifty ->rcond,st.
was PLAYING on the ihir, iin"r col thr nnlIulhs ~,
evening when -hr found The door @i tn' tleEa,"'
shaft opcu. she attempted t" look M" tlr Sl"i''
hut fcli TO the bottom. She Wa, Killed instantly
SHOOTING Al CRrEpN0uR. ~
The Executive Committee Of th' National hlne
| Assnciation met yesterday afternoon at No. %
Nassar-.t TO arraurc for the spring matchr.. II was
announced that Trains viii hcglu running =" 'I'''-
moor M.y 4. when the range WI ur open TOT PId'
tie. There will be- matches May " H. - - anu
Anr ANn crrNATIoN.
The Ncw-Yoik Cremation S"r'N m't Iasl he Ii'
N Cunlcr Institute. \ paper Was itai h' the pirsl,
dem. IT, Rev j. d. B,nglc,-, ON " Art A. Erlatcd
r. Cremation" r. Spencer Wells. sir Henry lhoml-
son and William Ea->r. o. England were nom
! mattel a> corresponding members and twelve uc"
/ active members were elected.
CARING PoR rooR CHILDREN.
The old Gentlemen I n~'rtaran home A. M.,l-
ave and one hundrc, and-sNy -hfth-s. - about To
rrct a binding to be- used % -luitarlum Tor poor
! children II is designed to accommodate about 200
cliIJr,u and j. intended to u" entirely free; but
NH The Man hy which 10 il to be- supported Is ear
ricI ont a nominal sum viii be- charged for tie adj
mission Of children.
INrrRcotGrGIAT1. CRlcKEI MATCHES.
Delegates from Harvard, TRINITY Columbia
Princeton and the University ui lthU@il wanna mel
Yesterday AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel and formed the
Intrrrnll,giatc Cricket Association All matches
40 ~ hc ra,rd according to the rules Of the Mary
bono Club. of England. John Is. Ihay"r Of the
University 81 PENNSYLVANIA, was elected president
and W. Kane. Of Harvard, Sc"tary ANA treasurer
TOLLS oN TIP Canals.
The order II the nuIdiln Council At ottawa, on
Satur,lay reducing tie rates on the Neland canal.
has caused considerable comment m the Produce
TH,Loucc and mr'ulrr- have oppressed thrmsclvc,
A. determined To usc their inf urnc" m securing the
In. New Nurh canals free of tolls, which would en-
able them To compete with the Canadian water
| routes. 80 ...
The French ,n,irtic- of thi- ciy gave dinner 10
| NJ Edmond l,r'ril. the French Consul. at Del
monco- last night. IN we" 81 ms Approa1 hinf Ie-
! years in this country. Sven ~ san Francisco and
i've in this city and !. NOW entitled To mtiIemrnt
! If l. IIoguct. Mayor Grace. Charles Remand, Leon
| Cho;tcaU and J.. f"rtW'nglrr.
HELD FOR IHEowiNG RID wrPfR
| The charro Of llo"anl lnrrINolL OF ~. > Baf-
| uniautiiy of red pepper in his eyes Deccuh"r !,
! issO. was inquired into hy Justice Mnndc ycstrr-
/ day Mr. Inccronll said that the delay ou his part
/ was caused 10y collecting information against the
| woman and two men who conspltci with her To
| hacblnail him. Testimony wa- givruon both Sldcs
and the woman held Tor NAL IA default OF 300
sAwyIn's SENTENCE POS TONED.
! When William l.. sawyer was arrhlgncd Tor sen
tencc in the Cont 90 General Sessions YESTERDAY
having been COM ictcd of f.lonnus assault upon
! Dr Throphilu, steele on Monday William \. Beach,
| Feelings Judge Gdcrslrcyc rc>, rived his decision.
| Sawyer wa rcmludrd 20 the Tomhs. Friday even
| ing after the jury had returned verdict of guilty.
| SAWYER broke down completely and bad 70 be- taken
| to the Tomhs ~ "a carriage.
skIIIroN ~ BACK YARD.
Arthur Clarke. llhurr employed to dig up the
! back ward AT No ~ East Fourth-st.. Yesterday
mucarthcd a human 81 elrton which was abont
foot and half under the surface. The lover Jaw
was crushed ~ il by blow with club OF hammer,
or perhaps 10y the spade. The presence of The skc'-
ton could not be- accounted for and me poicc W'i'
called in The people who lived in the house a year
OF Two ago have moved away Inc bones were e''h-
| cred up and taken To the Morguc.
MAJOR GARDNER MANNING TO ~ COACHED.
| At the Whitaker trial yesterday Mr.. Sumpson
concluded his long direct examination with the a.
| scrion that hc had already pointed OUT over coo
habits which distinguished both No. = and the
| autho of the note of warning and which were
| amply sufficient to identify the two writers. The
crosscN animation was directed 20 prove the inIom-
| potency of the witness. General Miles objected 10
tions Of Mr.. Amcs, who prompted that oiicer from
time to time Major Gardner commended Tor MS
| right to ask such advice a. lac required, and the
| court retired 10 argue the point remaining out un-
iii II was time 10 adjourn The Court Will meet thus
| morning at ii o'clock.
LAYING TIE CORNER-STONE or NEW CHAPEL
The cornerstone of the new Methodist Episcopal
| Chapel IN Scycnty-iirst-st, near Ninth-aNe, was
| laid Yesterday afternoon At the preliminary scr
vices held IN the old chapel at Broadway and Sixty
| eighth-st.. addresses were made 10y the Rev. DIS.
John =. Newman and NJ DC: Crawford;
| AZ the site of the new chapel, j. B. Cornell
| Il / Ilnrria naaiafrl hN