New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

Spanish lace will be used on grenadine dresses
| this summer
Japanese and Chinese designs are the new figures
in cotton materials for spring sultings
Green ribbons and necktles embellished with
golden harps found ready sale yesterday.
The newest flounces are shrred half their length,
| and the lower half is pressed to form pleats.
| The strawberries now in the market are much
| more tempting than the price asked Tor them.
| The Sixth Avenue Elevated Road might add some
shelf groceries to the stock of books and cutlery on
it's newstands
Officer Michael Brennan killed mad dog in front
| of No. 157 East One-hundred- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| yesterday afternoon.
| The recent action against gambling houses caused
q depression in that class of property. Fifteen are
| to let in one precinct uptown.
RATE OF INTEREST CHANGED.
The law reducing the rate of interest upon areas
| of taxes assessments and Croton water rents from
~ to per cent year went into operation yester-
day.
| STREET swEEPINGs FOR NOTHING.
| Farmers, or others, who desire street refuse for
| fertilizing purposes. can obtain as much as thew
| want at any dump along the East or North Rivers
| il they will take 1T away.
| SALARIES OVERDUE.
| The Judges OF the United States Courts, the
United States Deputy Marshals the court criers and
the janitors attached to the courts have not as yet
received their salaries for February, the appropra-
| ton for the purpose being exhausted.
| THROWING HIMSELF IN THE RIVER.
| William KOenlg. age thirty. German butcher,
living at No. 90 StantOn-st, jumped into the East
River yesterday at the foot OF StantOn-st lie was
| pulled out and sent to Bellevue Hospital. Koeng
had been ont of work for some time, but had re-
! Gently found employment
MORE bob" VEAL sFIzFD.
More than go quarters Of bob veal were
West Washington Market. At one stand sixty
quarters were coniiscatCd, at another eight at n
| third 1873, at fourth forty-four at a fifth only
four. E.ght or nine wholesale commission merchants
| had tho bulk OF the meat.
OVER THOUSAND MILES DIFFERENCE.
W. c. lIoag, of Grand Isle. Vt, wrote to the Com
missioners OF Emigration that Anna Risen, a Swed-
| sh girl, 2G years old, who was passenger on the
steamship Labrador which arrived March 0; had
not arrived at her destination, Plattsburg, n. T.
superintendent Jackson has discovered that she was
| forwarded to Pattsburg, Mo-, upon through
| ticket, which she purchased before leaving homo.
| STEALING FROM JUDGE VAN BRUNT's BROTHER.
Detective Flynn, Of the Twenty seven Precinct,
| arrainrd before Justice Wande Wednesday at the
Tombs Police Court John Menzler, age forty one, on
complaint of Albert II. Van Brunt brother Of Judge
Van Brunt, OF FlatlInds, l.. l., for the larceny of
| q set of harness, horse blanket bride and other
articles, valued at SO. from the complainant while
| in his employment on February -. lie was AeId
| for trial III default OF $500 bail
| THINKING OF NEW QUARTERS.
The Board of Managers of the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday appointed the following members to con-
slider whether new building should be erected or
| whether it would DO more advisable to occupy
part Of tho new Produce Exchange, binding:
Walter +. Miller. ID. G. Watts. John J.. Macaulay,
NJ Is. Fielding. JOHN Ii. Inman. MAYER Lehman,
William Woodward, gr., Solomon hanger, hoDetC
| Tannahill.
| TAKING ADVANTAGE or OFFICIAL NEGLECT.
| Uonora McLan died in Bellevue Hospital recently
from kicks said to have been inflicted by her hus'
| McIain is a sailor. The police found him, after q
| long search, in the Tombs Prison, to which he had
been sent for drunkenness. They neglected 10 have
/ him arrested when his time expired, and he was
| discharged. When too late IL recalled that he
was charged with wIfe-murdcr and search was made
| for him, but the sailor had escaped.
| IDENTIFYING STOLEN PROPERTY.
| Evidence enough was secured by the police yes
! terday against the nine men arrested at No. 155
Leonard-st on suspicion OF being thieves, 70 sepa
day n number of persons living in surrounding
| towns whose houses have boon robbed within the
| last few days called at Police Headquarters and
identified the property found in the Leonard Street
| Police Station. Moro was discovered; and clews
| were found to other members of the band.
| LOCKING Up A TRUCKMAN AND STEALING A TRUCK.
| Three well-known thieves were arrested
| and imprisoned at Police Headquarters yes
tc[day. for stealing two cases of val. al
| James 7. Raymond Wednesday. They enticed the
| truckman into a store in Broadway en- pretence of
having freight for him, and locked him in q room on
| an upper floor Then they drove away with his
truck and the load on it. The goods worth ZOO,
| Raymond, Henry Hart and Augustus Hartnett.
| BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 24G births, 233 marriages,
TO-
Police Inspector Waddy was reported to be worse
| yesterday.
Joseph SIaur, shoemaker. Of No. AZ Fiftb-st
report to the police yesterday that his son Henry
| age eleven. had run away with $500. The money
| was in a box i'll his shop.
The decree of absolute divorce in tho snit of Mrs
| Emma A. Harding against Henry f. Harding has
| been filed. HE parties 10 the acton were married
| in 1873 and have ono child
In The suit of Mrs. Maria Tice to recover $40 900
| damages for personal injuries from Henry n. Mum,
of The Scientific american the jury returned sealed
| verdict for -. 100 yesterday.
| The third Rapid Transit Commission announced
Yesterday that it desired to lay ont only route for
| one corporation TO build road upon. 1t is be-
ievcd that it Will only provide for route in South
| Brooklyn.
Morlccai Marks was charged with bigamy before
| Justice Walsh Yesterday. He deserted his wife at
No 8 Nassau-paCe last summer, and left her with
| three children to support. In August he married
! Rose Mcmahon. and went to live at No. AZ Jane-st
! New-York where his first wife found him recently.
/ he was committed to jan.
William Rhinow one Of the prOprictOrs Of the toy
torn do factory at No. 3sG South First-st, in which
| an explosion occurred Wednesday afternoon,
J arrested Yesterday for violation Of the city ordi-
| nance iofbidlug the manufacture of explosive ma
| trrials within the city limits tie was admitted to
hail at his home. he was confined tn the house by
tha iuinrles which he received the explosion He
| cnjnis TO have been induced by his partner Grover
TO engage in the manufacture Of torpedoes, not know
| ing that it dangerous or unlawful. He is only
| seventeen years ulu'
JERSEY CITY.
| A meeting Of the anti-Monopoy Union was held
| in the City Hall last evening. Carrot Van Refen
| presided. Speeches were made by Thomas Y. Gator
| Frederick G.. Wolbert and Others. The attendance
| was very small
| Washington Irving Jaqucs q lawyer Of NcwYork
| vas arraigGed before Justice PelOubet yesterday
morning upon a charge of attempted larceny from
| thr person made by Joseph Sullivan of No. lI0
| N,nih-st. Sullivan had q check for $50 ca shed. and
! Mr. Jauucs having passed HIM several times upon
| the street he conceived tho idea that Mr.. Jaques
was trying to steal the money. The Justice promptly
d,scharged Mr. Ja1ucs.
| NEWARK.
Fourteen additional carcasses of bob" veal were
seized Yesterday by the meat inspector Mt the Erie
| Railroad depot.
An infant, eight months old, was found abando
| on Die stnnn OF hOnse In BellnYille-aYe late