New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
NrV-YORK CITY.


ing hats.
Rough and ready straw sailor hats are worn by
young girls
The four outgoing steamships yesterday took
56,73O letters.
The Mall in Central Park is being put IN thorough
order for the summer. -
MANY new cars have been placed on the Third
Avenue Elevated Road.
Awnings appeared yesterday on the WINDOWS Oh
several uptown mansions
The Rotations for the year at the Union lheoios-
zeal Seminary close to-day. ,
CAPTAIN Peters. of the ship Mary Whitridge died
January 81, while coming from Shanghai
Two cases of smallpox and two Of tyRhufs fever
were reported yesterday To the Boaru ol Heai'n'
Bridget ODonnell. n scruh-woman Mt Lord ~
Taylor's store. fell dead yesterday whlle NJ WORK.
Almost every house in the lower part Of the an,
ncxed district has been rented despite the ralscu
rent. 80
Fragrant clusters Of the May flower or trailing
arbntns arc now sold by curbstone florists at fancy
prices. 80
An uptown undertaken displays this sign: COT
fins and Baskets made to ht Inspection pai'ic"'H
solicited"
The animal reception Of the Junior Class Of Column
bia College will be held this evening IN the ne" col
egc building.
store at No. 40 Fourth-ave., Saturday night ana
stole goods valued ut SJOo'
The Congregational Church Mt Onf-hnndrcd-
and twenty -ifh-st. and Sccond-aNGlS To- hr torn
down and stone houses are To be built on the lots.
Iicutenant- Commander Henry IT,. Corr lnge will
deliver n lecture on The Ohclisk and African
Archaeology" before tho Tcach'rS Association NJ
Steinway Hail. Saturday evening
WILSON SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversary Of the Wilson Industrial school
for Girls will Ice held at the Mission House today at
D. H. Addresses 10 the ladies' OF the poaId anu "
the children will b given.
SAILS by EX-JUDGE HILTON.
Ex-Iudcc Hilton has sold 10 Jonas NJ. lLhhcy' i"r
S1SO,OOO, property ~ Maoi,oI-lNo. i nlL ot
sixth-sts The deeds were recorded yesterday.
1uE EIGHTH REGIMENT RrrNioN
The active and veteran mcluhcrS ol the Nth Req
Incnt last evening celebrated the twentieth amir
by an entertainment and reunion at the Lexington
ave- opera house
STEALING PROM THrRLOw WEED
4 man presented a letter ut the door of Thurlow
Weeds hnu~p Wednesday evening and said h.
would wait for an answer. Nhl" the servant was
delivering the message, he walked away WIN Nv"
! ovcrcuats and an umbrella.
CuoToN WATER To BF ANNYZrD.
The Commissioner of Iuhhr Works mas dlr'ci'h
that samples Of the water the taste oi winch l' com
planned of hy residents IN uptown di~'r,tS tee
drawn from the Croton pipes and submitted 10 the
Board of Health FOR analysis
IMMIGRANTS ny THE THovstNp
Thcrc were 4. 7G1 immigrants landed At Castle
Garden Yesterday. The Grllrrt had l,u3l the -.
Laurent 3i2. the Denmark $50. the Ahys,iiLa ~
the Cibra,ta go and The Henry Edyc i55 The
total number thus far tins week II over 1000.
VICTIM or rNcGrtNrp STREETS.
pr. W. A. Tanning. of 40. Us Niuth-ayc.. re-
ported Yesterday 10 the Board OF Health the death
of William Miles tiillagh age one year. ai NiNty-
cighth-st. and broadway, from malaria AMI core,
hral congestion caused by the filthy condition OF
the street.
The steamship Zclandia, which arrived At San
Francisco Yesterday. brought mails from Nydnry
dated March ~ Ncw-ZcalInd March -. and the
Sandwich Islands April .. Ia" mails ar due IN
Ncw-York in time for the first morning delivery on
Wednesday, April -.
TOO BAD TO Br CIEASrp.
Captain Williams was hrf"rc IN" Grand Jury
Yesterday i'm reference to strcc-clranng matters.
Several clerks and other employees Of ~" street
Cleaning Bureau wcrr also examined. Their cvi-
dcncc was 10 show that the paNrmrnts IN certain
streets are bad that to clean them IL impossible
/ DECLARED GUILTY OF TAXING HOOD Monty.
George b. kcluiu. shipping broker OF Nos. -
and 80 South st., Vas convicted ~ me htr Sth''-
Circnt Court yesterday Of receiving blood money
from eight sailors whom he shipped on h"trl ih'
brig James I;cnnic. The penalty II iin" "i fHoo
but a stay Wa granted pending motion Tor = new
'''''' rr,1yrNG MrNomr. OF 1851.
Tho veterans of the 18th Regiment celebrated YES
tcnay the twentieth Anniversary Of their d"iartur"
for the war hy parad', with the l@th REGIMENT 80
! an crcort They uuInb,rci about 100 men. Form
ing al Bow ling Green the soldiers marched Ia th"
! CITY Hall. where they were reviewed by Mayor
''''' rrrp FOR rooL SELLING.
AZ tho Tomhs Police Court yesterday afternoon
| before Justice Morgan. Captain Nrhh and l'i"'-
| tive Mulvcy. of tn, Iwcuiy -~Frnth irtinci, or
| roigued william EllWond age twenty thrrr. for
| selling pools ~ No. Blrlay-st ON The Ncw-ur-
lean, races Bail was required ~ ; 900 for cN.nnI-
| nation.
,,Nwoxrrp ACTIVITY ~ TIE rYCi~r DEPARTMENT.
! The Excise Commissioner, resolved yesterday q"
! grant no NOR. lircn-''- to keepers oi los grocery
stnr,. I'm t,. tenement house districts. The Board
! is preparing for campaign hgIiu-t unlicensed
! Hnuor-dcal,r. after MAY /. numhrr of apriira-
tons for licenses for the lowest class of GROCERIES
! has been rejected.
PLANTATIONS At TIE POST OFFICE.
| Forty candidate, for c', rk-hp- ~ the NcW-lork
| Post once were examined yesterday 10y the I lfil
! service Board AZ present there arr no yacan. lcs
ia the ofirc Int Ill, fri hat occur will be- filed by
| Tho candidates " ho passed th" best examination
| Yesterday. Several viii be given employment ~
| supcrnuncrary clerks III a few days
ADNITTING HIS BIGAWY.
| Everett b. Drlnoy. Of M. iIO West Twenty
cightl-st pleaded guilty in the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday toa chare" of higAmy preferred
| hy Jennie Dcnuy, formerly jennie Moore, ia whom
Lc was married on December B. 1870. his wife,
| Adclinc Dcnoy, being ~ the time living. Judge
! Cowng sentenced him to state fiisoh Tor eighteen
| months.
SEEKING TIE CUSTODY or his CHILDREN
| Justice Barrett granted Yesterday writ Of hlhcas
corpus for the production OF the two infant children
| OF thomas Baker the leader of the orchestra at
Xallacl = Theatre who are alleged 10y him 10 be- de
| tanned IN brooklyn hy thcir mother, Hannah l.
Baker. The application is based on the charge 10y
| MIR Baker that the mother Is u woman OF drunken
| habits and violent ana ungOycrnablc temper.
TIE FELLOWS DIVORCE SUIT.
! Phoebe Fellows began recently IN the Supreme
| Court an action against her husband Richard G.
Fellows to obtain Decree lirSt tliat she id been
leg,Ilv married and second for separation and "A
YEARLY allowance of - 900. The suit has often been
| before the courts and is complicated III s detail,
Iustcc Barrett granted Yesterday IN part an appli
cation 10 strike out portions OF the complaint as II
| relevant.
A CIGAR SHOT OUT or his MOUTH.
James Kelley, of No 800 MottIst, appeared
| before Justice Flammer, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, as com
plainant against John Ray, a variety ac,
| Tor Kelley was walking III blcrckrT-Nt. Mt !
| o'clock Yesterday morning accompanied 10y two
woIncn and another man. when Ray shot at him