New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05
NEW.Nnhk CITY.

/ he telegram poles winch ObSlluCtou liil-ot nav
been removed.
One Of the cro>o-town car lines announces that il
runs 10 all the ccyatct ruroad station.
There is an unusal amount OF blasting IN process
in West Flfty-nnth-st and the ncishborhg st1eels'
Another slip is needed ut Hamilton Ferry. Pas
sengers are often delayed On account OF the use Oh
only one slip.
The Bee, kcr street cars running through Ann-st.
are IN a continual state Oh olocA VINO III 'hd'
thOrOughfare.
The body Of an unknown man. dressed rs n laborer
and about fifty years Old was found at the loot oi
East Twenty siXth-st., yesterday
Cigarette smoking Is becoming moro genera
daily. Dealers say that the demand ior thc n,'Ie
popular brands Tar exceeds what luey eau '"C"'''
The benches were put ont IN City Hall Park yes
terday and werc soon filed 10y ramps VINO nave
been waiting for their appearance Tor the last month
Black ewes restored IN ten minutes 10 Bowery
sign which causes some wonder "a To why unSo"e
once having got nd Of a Lack eye, should want II
restored.
Only three pastors would recognize tho efforts OF
the founders of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN A>socla-
ton IN this city To-day there are 100 C'ei - i'"
among ITS life members.
TWO YOUNG CmLpREN POUND DEAD.
The dead body Of a newly born male Iniant WIS
found under the bridge at south ferty SUNNI ti''
YESTERDAY a female child lew days oiu Was IOuuu
dead at No. 100 Prince-s.
HANDSOME EDITION or " TCKwICK'
Mcssrs. Macmillan ~ Co. have just receiver "a
supply Of the first two yolumes-coni2inlug , tne
" Pickwick Papers "-of the elegant ed'hon dc 'H]e
of Dickens which they are now bringing out
WOUNDS ON 4 DROWNED MAS BODY.
The body OF an unkHoWn man. ureSs.u 49, ,n,'o 81
and about fifty years old, was found AT the i"o1 o
East Iwenty-sixi h-St. yesterday. liner" Wrro aceI
atcl wounds on the abdomen aud neck 0ul u MIs
believed they had been caused by the padu'cNucc'S
OF some vessel.
MONTHLY REPORT or YoUNG MISS ASSOCIATIONS.
The Younr Mems CHRISTIAN Accordion oi tnls
eli records an atcid9nce for March OF 2i2oo M ir
reception room 1000 10 the te1dn9-io'',, ,,UVo
H.. . the 1UrdTN, -.bNf III
the evening classics, and I,2O9 az prayer meetings
and Bible classes.
ADVERTISERS AGNN~T THfIE Will,
Occupants of nousr> aioug the routes al me ere
yatrd foa a. are beginning To los ahuoNcd ~ H'"
WHO say they nIe srnt bt ihe owner "i Ia" N"uv ~
r.,o,r the roof " hen thty gain admit TANGO to tie
roott iry paint aaycrs, rut, iur patent medicines
ctD. au The chimney. aud sides oi tAr h'u''S'
MoNHiY IIoEu Exhibition.
Tho uoutu.y u.ra! exhibition OF tie N"E- l"N
Vof.irIituril sot.riy W.u De held "a Ecpublr~n
The cxnihltlnu viii hc orru Co. me unhiic hr'"'ri
the hours OF and D. 81. and ladies' ar '-pecl''5
invited. An ESSAY and discussion VIII iu''"'
ASKING ,ioEF PAY ANp TFwrE H"UE7.
number o. West SIDE uItowu tallors mot ~
Hugh Master Hall al Ninth-a'".. near f"riy-nrst
ST.. YESTERDAY {" di> Mss ihc proi.iey ~ 80,
working hours be- reduced from cley.u ~ ten pr
day. A formal demand Of the bosses fJr these con-
cessions vii be- made.
Gir1s To- TWO coiLrcrs.
Ikf L. ~ Nff ,. ''
F '"" ' cots@ @ ct Sac,s a ri. cs' e, e.
tending The elit have n"' n, ""r ,,i
,, NOR, Cii.g. Oxford. ia and Dee has Ill
creased tins g.fi to s3o.uOD
MR. HOLINESS EMBVorprRiYs.
Inc lntois1It, ~, ,.- III v.rJali ,l,',o.. ~
tho Decorative AIT Society- rooms. hf~ been so
e'ra' 49, a -, -, fbro,y fLr rooms o,cn M the
D,'n ~, ~" Ala Thee rar. and beautiful specimens
- artistic necdework may therefore b. seen every
I'm, frotn : 10 10 ID, lock as well ~ III the day
,,.-
''''''' 7Ir PASSION FAY
Tic p,-,i., nr'a.i,i- hrd tIaI- uri7l weekly
,o...t,uc Yesterday forenoon. at 40. q Nrrpr--t. &
f,,r,r va- read hv Professor I,nhI.'E. Formerly
Iritrd states Con-r. 20 Nunrh, ON " llr l'N Hhd
.uderug ct IN" PASSION nav. lN' l'''Nf'i 70
y.o,sri thr ctl-rs maj i'd 10 t'' ."''R'''4 p'-
ducn"n "i thc ''. 49,, ,,' ,i ,,,,r,i,r ~ ~
'U'i h'l't1'" - ,'t,
the pI"u"''"" W. Wv '''
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Robert RnhICL'T. G. T'ni', '-' lW'"'F' Wi' Ut
rNrd 30 this C.iF o. l"' j.. SUE i'.''I 3D., IT,
tcmpici to end his hi, yc- "rdat ana "a' '".rh To
TIC Chambers NlIe"l Il">'' ~ ~ ','..
teacher 90 Baydtitu IOWA. ~" H" "l ' i'lF
when b" reached i'n' 'Iy H"n l"l.H ''.", ".'' ~,
securing "orN. l's.'''n' . 'I' ~ yai.,,ai ,b.,,
houRHt 5oHo "'9,"'' III t-...,',,,,.t.t tVL.n
alone ~ ms room ~ NO. % "''''"'o"''' WV"
found nc was S'''' NJ
bhoVNLiN'
The GoNauu' n'l - t"' "a Wv "' - %
the smell is s'chchI"s' l'' "'''' 90 '''' '' 80
color
In the Dcpuiy-liazz1rd trial. IN III" CITY Cont,
| Yesterday expert testimony was gwen by Df.
Edward G. SpitZka, OF NcN-1"fb. Ito hal exam
| med Mrs. deputy AID had lOuuG no rrAs.bIii} ~
her lower limbs.
rt p..ll,n e Aldermen Yesterday PASSED
q rss,intIon To- require the Long Island Railroad
Co,npany to remove the fence along tie track iu
AtAnuc-aye;. ana u reduce '"' 'p''N '' ""'i' 10
siA Ihie' al mum
n SUI 'Yi.I, T.. r., n .,rL ,g,i..t 4 l,rlcs NJ
rage ptouR.t y; i,'' - I.s',s ,,i,,h 49,. L,
LciBnl"I l' - t"o H. ga, cl,,lrd vr,f.rday Ia, the
,,,rr,ag,. of the plaiuuT and defendant.