New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-22
. NEW.YORK CITY.

Old gold color mas seen lbs De5I uays'
Spanish lace edges the new parasols.
The new parasols are larger than last summer
GAY Roman colors are seen in tho new materials
collection of stamps was sold at Harlem recently
for $210.
Flower stands on the streets are rapidly increasing
in number.
The trees in Central Park received spring trim
ming yesterday.
Ecru and cream colored buttonless gloves are styl
ish for evening wear.
Lent has little effect on the numerous Social ciuos
in the anpexed wards.
The Rev. Mr.. Vaudeville has severed his cOnnec-
ton with the Harlem Reformed Church.
An axle Of one of the Fifth Avenue stages broke
in broadway Yesterday. No one was injured.
Unfathomable Quantities of mud have succeeded
the snow IN the streets of the annexed dlstrlcts'
The ITriyersty Of the City of New-YOrk has Just
added baseball nine 10 its curriculum challenges
are in order.
Sixth Avenue street-cars going up town late at
night are often like concert saloons WIN theH III
mates out for an airing.
Fulton-st. is to be cleaned with all possible expe-
dition. Two men were at work there yesterdaV
morning, and two Italians were seen attempting ~
clean Wall-st.
MR.. LAwRFNCF's CONDITION UNCHANGED.
The condition of William Beach Lawrence re-
mains the same it has been for the past lew days
He is extremely weak ana MS uehth may 10 Ga
pected momentarlly.
NOT OFFERING PROPERTY FOR SALE
The report that the trustees OF Trinity CnnrGn
property were negotiating for the sale OF some Oh e
real estate was emphatcally denleu JesteIuaJ ~
tho Office Of the corporation.
A HORSE N PARKEIys RESTAURANT
A horse became frightened Yesterday by the lie
waited Road in Sixth-ave. and ran INTO farkers
Restaurant window. smashing the glass. III also
badly damaged largo showcase near by containing
millinery goods.
KILLING THIN BEFoRE THEY DID ANY HARM.
Two alleged mad dogs were shot by a policeman
in eta n q.
had been chained in the stable for some days anu
suddenly developed disposition TO Dite ana tear
each other and any objects that wero noar at hand
OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED Immigrants.
Tho European steamships landed 1870 immi-
grants at Castle Garden yeste. lay, mo kline
from Bremen. brought Gl7; the /: CaIand, nom
Rotterdam, 40; the Gernauic. from Liverpool
3Gi; the State Of Alabama, from Glasgow, 10, and
Che Cornwall. from Bristol, 90.
POLICY DEALERS IN CUSTODY
George F. Smith. of No $50 Nassau-st;. appcarea
ne complainant in the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday against George st. CLAIR ana Samucl
Butler, of No. 5219 Camine-st.. and charged them
with selling him policy slip. The prisoners were
held to answer IN default OF bail,
THE BAPTIST MINISTER'S NETTING.
The Rev. DR.. Alexander Marovit2 read an essay
before the Baptist Ministers Conference yesterday
the "Iam9dlca Traditions as found IN me New
addressed the conference on the subject ot isSioh-
airy work In India and other countries.
SEEKING THE ADDRESS OF A MURDERED MANS
BROTHER
man named Ward was murdered in Ayoca
Benton County Arkansas. last Christmas Eve. Inc
authorities of that town have ascertaIned that he
had brother in this city. and yesterday super
intendent WallinR received letter ASKING ior MS
address.
TIE RECORDER DEALING OUT JUSTICE.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
Samuel Yates. against whom there were three IN,
dictments for horse stealing, pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to State Prison for five years by lie.
cordcr Smyth Recorder Smyth also sentenced
John Finn TO State Prison for five years he having
pleaded guilty to committing burglary AT NO. OJo
East Sixteenth.st. on March II.
POUND DROWNED IN THE RIVERS.
The body of drowned man was found In the
Harlem River at One-hundred-an and twenty eighth
a. Yesterday. 1t identified as that 81 Patrick
Malloy, age fifty. bncklayer OF No; 3OI East One-
hundred and fourteenth-st who had last been seen
dition CAPTAIN Barney Of the lighter Ellen, lying
nj the foot Of West Twelfth-st, found yesterday IN
the river the body of man about My Yeas old
1t lad been in the water for months
JERSEY CITY.
Jobn August MS Mohr the boy who was taken TO
the Charity Hospital three months ago died ycster-
day Of cerebrO-spinal meningitis. lie was wasted
to skin and bones, and only weighed twenty pounds
when lie died
John II. Baker. formerly one Of the richest and
most successful contractors Of Hudson County. was
arraigned before Justice Peloubet yesterday upon 4
charge of drunkenness ana was sent 10 Tue county
Jail for two weeks.
William Ill., of No. Ill Railroad-ave.. went
home drunk Sunday evening. and when TemOn-
strated with by hi; wife. left th3 honso in anger
return. Hill raised his foot III al attempt 10 kick
the woman and fell down. The fall caused double
was summoned. aud the injured man was taken to
the Charity Hospital for treatment.
NEWARK.
James Crabb was committed 10 Jail yesterday on
a charge If rObbIng Edward Benner. living III New
YORK. OF a watch and cham.
4 1rofo In
Of ST. Benedict the founder Of their order, at II.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church, yesterday morning.
Archbishop Corfgan celebrated n pontical high
mass and Father Daniel. Superior OF the CapuchIns
of st. John the Baptist New-Iork, preached.
Stephen Honeywell, all ex-Asslstant Engineer of
the Fire Department was buried Sunday, and the
officers ex-nnicers, exempt and other members
OF the Department attended the funeral in body.
Only twenty Of the funeral cOrtcge were allowed 10
enter Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where tho inter-
ment took place, in accordance with rule OF tho
cemetery authorities. The iiremen had to remove
their badges and enter the cemetery as citizens. A
good deal of feeling aroused by the enforcement
of the rule. as the tremen had no band and were
not narsballed as u procession.
LONG ISLAND.
Fort HAMIIToN.-The body of n man about
thirty-fve years of age found in the Lower Bay
Yesterday. lie has dark brown hair and his clothing
consists of dark gay uudershirt and drawers, blue
oyershlrt, blue waistcOat brown trOwsers, grey
woOllen socks and Congress- CATERS. lie has an
anchor in blue and red ihk on his night arm.
MISUNDERSTANDING L.. Remsen, OF NewtOwn
ia about to present TO the Long Island Historical
Society the bayonet carried by his grandfather
Major Abram Rernsen. IN the Revolution, and by bis
father i'm the War Of 1912. Tho musket to which
the bayonet belongs is six feet long and carries
inch ball. Last spring while ploughing on his farm
Mr.. Remsen found heavy gold finger ring with The
inscription s. T., August 10, 1704." engraved OIL
the inside. .. -
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTFIRID.-Henry Winant, who owns aud oc
cuplcs tho old homestead of the late John Du Boise
in the Town of Westfeld. while digging in the real
of the house recently, came across gravestone hav
ing no inscription and a cannon ball weighing hvt
hounds According to the town record the house II
over 1873 years old and Mr.. Winant thinks that tn,
ball is a relic Of the Revolutionary War;
ToMPKINsvILLg.-The storm and high tide Sat
urday night caused much damage along the cas-
shore of Staten Island, The bulkheads at Temp
kinsvile were washed away in number of places
iDiurng the tracks Of the Shore Railroad. severa
Wfeatarn Union telepraph poles were undermined