New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
NFW.YORK CITY.

Broadway was almost desereeu yes'0t"''
noon. -,
Six electric lighting companies are now organized
in this city. 80
Spanish lace. beaded and laid in fans and quilts, is
o new and pretty trimming.
Large cut steel beads, bands and ornaments are
used In profusion on the new bonnets.
The Hudson River is now open to Albany ana tine
Peoples Line will resume trips Monday
Football is INDUCED in by the longshoremep
around the Battery in their moments OF ldeness'
There were sixteen men at work al aG once
sweeping East Twenty -thirdst, yesterday morning
short dancing dresses have ruches of lace around
the edge of the skirt. andin the ruenes no"eiS A0
placed.
Deaths last week, 674; births, 49,; marriages.
200; arrests, 1,60I; licenses lssueu' @o'' AoS' ~
looted, $15, 160.
Broadway stage drivers wait for passengers COM,
ing from the theatres OF night to the intense uSE'
of those already aboard.
Some of the frame buildings In Varick.st are IN
very dapidated condition, and look as If they were
just tumbling down.
The sik-weaverse employed in the factory of Joseph
10th & Co., in West Forty-hfth-st., nave op'@i0U
an advance of 10 per cent In their wages.
The subscription lists of the Cooperative Dress
Association will close to- morrow at o D. No., the 10
mand for stock being in excess of the supply:
No work was done on the East River Bridge yes o.
terday. Seventeen floor beams have Deen ,aiu v"
this side. and twenty-five on the Brooklyn sue
The monthly meeting of the Harvard Club was
held last evening at DelmonicGs' SeVerN' no"
mem DerS were aOIulIteu 10
The Manhattan Beach Hotel Will open on tne
European plan on or about May 20. The Orlentsi
Hotel will open on the American plan carly IN june
Eight tenement houses in One undred-and-slxthh
and One t tIa
IN violation OF the law, nave Deen reiefIeu w 'N
Health Department
INCREASED FERRY FACILITIES
The Staten Island Ferry Companies nave m hnae
Arrangements whereby on and after April L poat
will leave New-York for the island every half hour
between a. m. and p. M
INSANE IN A HARLEM STREET.
Rebecca Irving, age twenty,egnt was iounu u IL
sane in East One-hundred, and-twenty-hfth-st. FRI
day night She was cared for by the police aud sent
to the Nlnety-ninth Street Hospital; IT was learned
that her home is In Gllet, Morris County, NJ Dc
VISITORS AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
The number of visitors at the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art during the week has been as ioiioWs
Monday, 152; Tuesday. $50; "Wednesday. 4ss2299;
Thursday, 4.452; Friday 2,0ol; SATURDAY ooSj
total visitors, 1858.
cAPERs OF MAD CAT.
mad cat cut up some queer Sapers ~ WcsS
Twentieth-st, between sixth ana seVehth-aNes
Yesterday, frightening number Of people, but IN
Turing none. 1t cornered at last and kllieu ny
Policeman Hays.
COMPULSORY PrLoTAaE AN OUTRAGE.
citation has adopted resolutions asking the Senate
to pass the bill abolishinR compulsory phoIage az
He'll Gate. The committee denounces the present
system of compulsory pilotage as an outrage.
THE sToDDARD LECTURES.
The Stoddard course of illustrated lectures on
various European localities will begin tomorrow
evening at Chickering Hail. There VIII DO Lectures
April 1, and at IL a. IN. March % 20 and 80, and
April and s. The subjects will be the same at
both the morning and evening courses.
ADDING TO THE NUMBER OF THE USEMPLOYED.
Inc secretary Of the Young Meus Christian Asso-
citation saws that many young men are coming here
this spring from Philadelphia in the vain hope OF
employed men in New-York already to need fresh
importation.
TIE NEW ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.
The first through ticket by way OF the new SOUTH
ern Pacific route to California was sold in New
York City Yesterday over the New-York Central
Lake Shore, I" Bee Line" Missouri Pacific, Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Rail-
WAYS to San Franciscosa The route was opened Tor
through traffic March IL.
HOWELL AND o'LEARY's wARDRoBFs ATTACHED.
The Sheriff has attached the wardrobes OF Rowell
by Judge Donohue, of the Supreme Court, in suit
brought against them by Edward /. Mcdonald 10
recover $1O5 for services alleged to have been rem
dered during the last walking matcn mlu LOT winch
payment has been refused.
IMPORTING THE HIPPODR)ME FROM PARIS:
The Paris HippOdrome, which has been exhibited
conptry soon BY g. A Farn former manager Of
the Westminster Aquarium, to form part OF w. Z.
Cows show, which VIII take the road some tIme
next MONTH The first ipstalment of the Paris Hip
nodrome arrived last Friday by the steamer Greece,
and consisted of chariots, horses and costumes.
SELLING POLICY SLIP
Anthony
Jnstice Bixby IN the Essex Market Police Court,
accompanied by one OF bis agents. They were COM
piainants against John Jaeger OF No 20 Avenue ID.
pocy Slip from Jaeger and the latter, offering no
defence was held for trial In default of $1,000 bail
FISH EGGS FOR EUROPE.
The North German Lloyd steamer Donau took out
40 600 eggs of the Winlnish, or land-oced salmon.
| Yesterday. They came from the United States
Salmon Breeding Station at Grand Lake Stream,
missioner s. T. Baird they were sent 20 Fred Mather
of The Forest and Stream, TO be repacked Tor steamer
transit. Twenty thousand Of these eggs go to the
German Fishery Association and the remainder to
4 the Societe d AcchmatiZation. Paris
BROOKLYN.
Permits to erect seventy-sIx new buildings were
| granted last week.
Before starting on bis trip to Palestine, the Rev.
| Dr. Cuyer will receive fifty new members into the
| Iafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church to-day, and
will bid farewell TO his congregation for time.
Fire Commissioner Jacob Worth has written let
i ter TO Mayor Howell advising the removal of the
care Of the fire hydrants from the. City Works De
partinent with which the law places the custody
/ Of them, to the Fire Department
" New Is for VOCATION 81 tho GSese 81
were laid before the New Lots Excise Commissioner
by local temperance association, and were dis
missed. The association appealed, and yesterday
Justice Pratt, in the Supreme Court. dismissed the
cases, with costs, which amount TO 81 900, and for
4 which the REALTORS are individually responsible
| The following vessels have been wrecked on the
1
| ID. HoIconb, Jessie T. Marshall Idaho, Lucy G.
| Gonymonde and Aiace steamsr-Bristol and
/ Observation-Disclosures Fish, George Albert and Charles
| A. Chester. with the exception Of the steamer
| Bristol all OF them were q total loss.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
| MAMARoSEcK.--Th Republicans of Manlaroneek
| Friday evening made the following nominations for
| town officers Supervisor, w. II. Gedney; Town
Clerk William Sickles; Justice of the Peace, T. T.
| Cornell Assessor, w. II. Tilferdi Collector, Lewis
Griggs Auditors, O. w. Sears and Charles Greer.
rxr...- II. A hu
Sheriff Ziba Carpenter of White Plains, While being
1 driven near Central.aye. few days ago, was run
into by another driven by John Bruce and fatally
/ injured, A shaft OF Mr.. Bruces wagon struck ex-
Sheriff Carpenters horse near the shoulder breaking
| two ribs It also penetrated the lungs.
STATEN ISLAND.
eTArLETow-The Merritt Wrecling Company
| Yesterday succeeded In floating the three-masted
| Schooner Albert Q. Payn which went ashore about
| two weeks ago ct Lloyd's Neck u. l., with cargo
ofoil The weasel was towed 70 the company's dock