New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

ss. ana Collector
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NETWORK CITY.
The new shade of brown is condor
Flower bonnets will be worn again this summer.
Seventy new buildings were projected IN this CITY
last week.
City Hall Park is turned into baseball ground
on Sundays E, ,n
The dangerous rocks in Spuyten Duyvil cut have
The musc stand on the Mall in Central Park is
The number of street vendors along Broadway is
rapidly increasing. \,
Straw hats are beginning to appear among the
lower ten thousand. -
New letter-boxes are being placed on many of the
Woollen dresses are now as deliberately made as
those Of satin or grenadlne.
There were 1857 immigrants who arrived at Gas
tie Garden in the past week.
Eight deaths from diphtheria and four from SCAR
let fever were reported Friday.
Forty-fye cases of typhus fever and fifty cases OF
smallpox were found in this city last week.
Barclay-st. at Greenwich;st Isl continna STATE
boxes.
broadway at wall-st. is still almost blocked by
piles of building material, causing much delay 10
vehicles. 49,
Forty-seven permits for the erection Of new build
Bas}id T1;s s'"'''' '''' WV"
Deaths last week, 1922 births. o2s: marriages
ITO; arrests, 40 excise licenses grah'eu' A'o
and fees received, $9.22o.
Children now crowd in front of the confectione7s
windows ard wonder at the versatility OF tne men
which lays the Easter eggs.
Persons living near the Home for lncurables, AT
Fordhsm complain greatly of the stencil arising
from OVERLOOKING pools in the vicinity.
The new benches recently placed In Madison l.
SQUARE already have their summer occupants ihcy
tlv le1 xif tr0upS
The new English walking hat is not at all IKE
the hat 90 long known under that name II Is
trimmed with two or three long plumes.
The ninety first annual report OF the trustees Oh
the New-YOrk Dispensary states that Z3I,ooo pa
tients have been treated in the last year. ,
The block bounded by One-hnndred-and-twelft
and One-hundred thirteenth,ss ana 81, nc Nono
los and Seyenth-aves has been sold for $15O,0OO.
The rear axle of Madison-ave. stage broke YES
teriay at Broadway and Twenty-third-st. The
passengers were tumbled about, but no one was III
A NEW BUILDING IN MADIsON-AvENUE.
A brick apartment house, 74x9i feet and seven
stories in height is to he bnit at the norhwest cor
her of MadsOn-ave. and Twenty-eigh!n-st IL VIII
cost about $lSOO0O.
TRIBUTE TO TaE BOER GENERAL
The women members of the Land League associa;;
TOM IN ans s r with their own hands
Is token of admiration.
NEARLY BROKEN Up.
The West One-hUndred- and-twenty -hfth Inst. Mem
odist Episcopal Society is on the point CT dls,
organization Its church building has been sold and
will be removed to Fordham.
THE TENDER PASSION IN wAsHINaToN-sQuARE.
4 stranger walking through Washingt0n-square at
night must think there is scarcity OF parior LOT me
merry maiden and her lover, or else that II Is her
sisters night for using the best room.
ADDRESS BY DR.. sTORRs.
The Rev. DR., r. S. StOrrs is to repeat the Pm BETA
Kappa Grafton on the Supernatural IN Lfttrs ana
Life which he devlicred at Harvard Last year, In
the Brick Church tomorrow evening
Tn the matter of the assignment OF Charles Seltz
to Frederick Lewis, the following schedule was filed
yesterday Liabilities ooo I nonhai assets
$7O,398 OF actual assets S3l .ZSo So
NOT DISAPPEARANCE.
The published reports about the .sarpearsnce OF
Freddie Brokaw, son of Isaac '; Brokaw, were M
no diamond pin, gold watch or other property
JOHN 7. RAYMONps NAME
Chief, Justice DAILY, in the Court OF CorIn9n Pleas
W s3S better known to the public as Colonel
S.iLer. TO assume the name Of John I. RAYMOND.
CHANGES IN TWO AVENUES.
Fifth-ave. is to be macadaaIized frOm Nineueth 70
One-hundred and tenth-sts. and new payen,eh. ~
TO he laid in Ms.iison-ave. from One-hundred. and
twcn.y-hfth to One-hundrcd- y-eighth-sts
A COMPLIMENT TO DR. TYING.
In accepting the resignation OF the Rev. Dr.
s. H. Tying. IT,. from the rectorship Of the Church
Of the HOLY Trinity, the wardens and vestrymcn
unanimously elected him honorary rector OF the
church. ,u.
An engine honse for Company No. "a is to be built
at No. 173 Franklin;st. 251s!l2 feet, and three
81 il to have a house at No. ZIG East rtIeth-
st., coating $4,000.
REMOVAL OF A CHURCH BUILDING.
The old building of the Lexington-ave Baptist
Society has been purchased by a physician In liar
lem, and removed to East One-hundrrd-and-twenty-
frst-st 1t will be opened as q mission church the
first Sunday in May.
JUDGMENT FOR LARGE SUM.
Judgment for $685., PIP or and interest was en-
tered yesterday by default in the suit OF Elisha T.
Wilbeer against the Union Iron Company OF Buf.
falo. The suit was brought LII the supreme Court
and was for money loaned
THE IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The excursion steamers of the new Iron Steamboat
Company will make tr1ps at an early date 10 oo,ey
Island by way of the Iron Pier and sea beach routes
These steamers are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ahnot SiiA au
have fine Accommodations
SEEKING HOMES ABOVE THE HARLEM.
The enormous advance IN house rent IN Harlem
IN some s D to va&ats Their houses in preference
TO paying the increase, and driven many % soek
homes above Harlem Bridge
CAREER ON TILE STAGE SUDDENLY CHECaKD ,
Samuel Hoppheimer, lad Of fifteen. was arrested
Yesterday while applying for employment at Miner
Theatre. He had run away from his home in Chicago
to become an actor and was recognized by deecrip
tion telegraphed to the police OF this CITY.
Justice Ferry yesterday morning committed to
iail William Burgess dissipated clerk, employed
In the grocery store at No. III Spring New lork
who had attempted to drown himself by jumping
from Hamilton Ferry boat nlday mght' NC WIZ
intoxicated ct the time.
JUDGE CHoATE's HEALTH 40
Judge Choate Is rapidly recovering ms neatn'
He has been spending some time at " allingtord,
Conn but he will return to New-York this week and
will probably resume his seat the bench In few
DAYS IL is his intention to close mp what unnnised
business he has on hand. He will hear motions, nut
papers.
MARKET COMPANIES TO BE DISSOLVED.