New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NEW-YORK CITY.
The pilgrim suit will be worn again.
: 80 booda are on new summer wraps.

The pilgrim suit will be worn again.
Lace hoods are on new summer wraps.
Lavender Jerseys are popular for street and house
wear. - :.
The square Louis Nv. heel is seen on iauioe anu
children's shoes.
mad dog was killed by policeman at No. 240
East Tenth-st yesterday
Truckmen have already advanced their charges.
owing to the approach OF the hrst OF May.
There are forty eight colleges represented by the
127 students in the Union Theological Seminary.
Tho girls of tho Normal College march down
through Central Park in solid phalanxes on pleasant
afternoons.
There was little furry of snow yesterday morn
ipa at II o'clock. 1t disappeared as soon as 1T
touched the ground.
Professor Richard A. Proctor will give three lee
lures in Chickering, Hall April 1, and 8. Course
tickets are now on sale
some landlords are still ION the fence' while
their tenants stroll about in leisurely way. pre-
tending to look Tor houses.
New pavement is to be laid in One-hqndre d-and-
wenty-secoDd-st., from Second 10 Inro-aVeS. Inc
improvement is much needed.
The Young Mems Christian Association wants a
new building for its BOwery Branch; $l50.OOO Is
needed, one-third of which has already been So
cured.
IMMIGRANTS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The steamship Republic. from Liverpool, with
sos irnmigrants the state OF Nebraska, from Glas-
cow with 400 and the Marathon. from Liverpool,
with 22S making 1.l31 persons in ALL arrived yes
terday.
DEATH OF A CONSULAR AGENT.
The death of Francis ii. Smith, q United States
ConsuIar agent, on board the Pacific mail steamer
Acapulco when within two days voyage of this
city, was reported at the Bureau of Vital Statistics
yesterday.
The poice OF the Twenty third Precinctfound Mary
Murrav sick and destitute at No. AT East One-hun"
Observation-Disclosures last night and sent her to Belle-
yre Hospital. The woman says that she ls ninety
nine yearsold.
rooR GAS FOR A HIGH PRICE.
Complaints are made about the wretched
street gas lighting IN Harlem. The hgnts become
vet the Harlem Gas Company gets an exorbitant
price from the city for its gas.
GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
The German Republican Central Committee met
last night at the Germania Assembly Rooms. Re
ports were received from the XVlth and Alllth AS
semby District Associations, the latter or which an
Tiounced that it had left tho organization presided
over by A. j. Dittenhoefer.
A POLICE OFFICER BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
The Police Commissioners yesterday fined Ofbcer
James r. Goldrick, of the Eighteenth Precinct,
thirty DAYS pay for assaulting messenger boy from
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. when he came to his house
in search Of another person, and ten days pay Tor
being off post at the time.
DINNER TO Ex-sECRETARY scHURZ.
Edward Solomon, Jesse Seligman, Sigismund
Kaufman, Willy Wallach, Oswald Ottendorfer.
and Others, of this city. have Offered dinner TO
ex- Secretary Schurz Mr.. Schurz has accepted the
invitation, and bas named March 26 to-day as the
most tonyenient time for him to accept the compli-
Incnt.
DEPOSITS OF COURT FUNDS
The General Term OF the Supreme Court made
yesterday "a QIdsz directing that all moneys and