New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
NETWORK CITY.

The small boy with the large bicycle has appeared
in the parks.
New wells have chenille dots.
The new dark red is called Gil Bias.
Strings are very wide on the new Donnets.
Passementerie entirely of steel beads is new.
Old gold color is superseded by maize yellow.
Workmen were engaged making much-needed re-
pairs in Mail ST. yesterday.
A call for seamen for the United ntates navy ID
posted along the water 'front.'
Al new college paper adveTtises for man 10 dGst
cobwebs from professional Drains
The newly-erected telegraph poles IN the upper
part of Tenth-aYe. are beginning TO toppie o'er'
Some of the parks infested with traIhps tna'
people dare not allow their children TO Vlslt them'
movement is on foot to celebrate the centeRaaIy
of the birth Of George Stephenson, on june o. Aoot'
Some of the fruit shown on Fulton Market stands
appears to be almost as ancient as tne sIruo'ole AZ
self o..,,. -.
The exterior of the United Bank Building At
Wall.st and Broadway is completed' Inc @'o'A
Exchange addition is nearly finished
The bows in Madison Square indulge in four-mll
Observation-Disclosures races. Twice around the PARK
is called mile. ..,
THE animal promenade of the Rambler Association
will take place at the Lexington avenue Opei"
House tomorrow night.
THE BELT HELD BY PANCHoT'
II Ia nroposed to change the title OF tne DeiI INV
held bv Panchot TO The American Bell ana inah \;
some alterations in the conditions uhuer "Ii'u ~
can be held.
JUDGE INGRAHAM IMPROVING; ,--od
Judge ngraham's condition was much inlPi9StLLn o
last evening The physicians thought that y oIie
favorable symptoms continued nc WOuIu Do 'H'-''-'
out of danger to-day.
PUTTING REFUSE IN THE HARBoR' =, t
1rsroctor Conway reported to the Plot Commits
sionefs yesterday tat the scoWs Oh LnG in the
Cleaning Bureau wee Neing dlschargeu u"S5 ,rJav
cbannnlwavs of the Ina. Dor, and that on SatulSuaS
ne saw four scows dscharging their IoauS VI leius'
near ROmeT ShOal.
A LETTER OBTAINED by FRAyD; ut.
Amelia SLIDER and Mary Herman pleaneu Ru,1y ~
the limited States Circuit Court yesterday 70 an IN
dctment charging them with having op, i 10y pS
frend letter from Station addressed to Mrs Mary
Mccarthy. The letter contained SoV' 4ney "oIo
remanded for sentence.
ANOTHER NEW CHURCH IN HARLEM. I'D
The Harlem Congregational society . as l,uICn
lots at Madison-ave and One-hamdred' anu
frstst for a new building. The o.d ealnGe' aI
Secondhand and One MISUNDERSTANDING -hIlu-st'i
has been sold to a Baptist society,"
FIXING The PRICE OF MILK. 80,
The Milk Dealers Union met yesterday NJ 10. lou
Hester.st 10 ratfy the action of the Committee on
Prices which met March 10. The market price LOT
March had been declared TO be cents TINS the
Union approved. Members reported that inc laf-
ers were willing to supply mix at lhls raIc'
CRASHING INTO A STREET CAR.
A wagon belonging to tho Manhattan Gas Com
many came into collision at Canal and WoosteT-sts
Yesterday with car No. 81 Of tho broadway Lire,
and smashed two windows. scattering FRAGMENTS Oh
glass through the car. A woman who was sitting on
the opposite side of the car was DadIy cut ABOUT tue
hands, .,,,-,
Timothy NJ. Crowley, porter employed on INC
floor of the Post Office was arrested yesterday py
Specal Agent Sharrets, having been detected I'D
ealing packages of cheap Jswelry' ne waved eA
a nination and was held by United states C9mmls-
sioner Shields for the action Of the Grand Jury IN
EXPOSING A swISDLE
Tickets are sold ir this city for drawing IN so
called Frankfort School Fund LOTTERY Oh Men
Earutb of Frankfort,
Kentucky wrote yesterday TO the Board OF fohce
that the lottery was swinde aud had no existence
and that the names OF citizens on the certincateS
were forgeries.
QUICKLY ACQUITTED.
Charles Remington. who was arrested some time
ago on the complaint Of John tlntou, PgDlssneT OF
The BreprS Gazette. charging him with forging
FntoTs name &c Uned H stStes Circuit Court
The fury returned O verdict OF aoquittal WITHOUT
leaving the box.
DEATH OF DEPUTY MARSHAL.
Samuel S Jones, a Deputy United states Marshal,
died Yesterday ut his home No 200 Eghth-aye., OF
nneumonia lie was at one time employed as q
specal officer In the Post Office Department. Dut mas
been Deputy Marshal since 1878; no was MY MY
eight years old and leaves TWO ChhuIch' his nlAo
died about year ago.
PROTESTING AGAINST IMPURE GAS
netition was presented to the Aldermen yester-
day by various firms and persons calling attention 70
the danger to life and health from tho inhalation OF
noIsonos gases emitted by the process OF manu-
featuring gas, known as the water gas system, now
uRed by the MuulClpal ana now lOIh NAatkhb NoLl-
panies. 1t was referred TO the proper committee
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
John Williams and Andrew Tracy were tired In
the Court of General Sessions yesterday on an In
dictment charging them with commlttlnga burglary
at the house OF Jacob Mergenthaler, No. III Gun
ton-st., on the night of March o. The prisoners
were convicted and were sentenced by Recorder
Smyth 70 the State Prison for fifteen years EACH
THE INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION
Subscriptions OF so 800 in addition 10 $50 1000 by
the City of Atlanta for the inteTnatohal cotton Tx
announced in this city yesterday. The directors OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad voted $4,000;
the Richmond and Danyle Railroad, $1,000; and
the East Tennessee, virginia ana georgia halToad'
$1,000. -
Tie persons who were arrested Monday night and
lodged IN the Oak-st. Police station, on the COM
plant of George f. Stebbins, of No. AZ Warren-st,
Tor being keepers and hequenters OF disorderly
houses, were arraigned IN the Iombs Police Court
yesterday. The prOprietors OF the places COMPLAINED
of wcre held in bail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury Those who were arrested fOr being inmates OF
the places were discharged.
UNHEALTHY SCHOOL. BUILDINGs.
The Board of Health declared yesterday that the
courtroom of tho Special Sessions aud the Gran-
mar SchOol-house at No. go Grand-sl, were III
bad condition. the former from neglected sOilpipes
and the schOol-house from cellar Hooded with
water and the contents OF the sewer. Damp AR
ascending from the cellar into the cass.roOms was
stated 10 DO n source or danger 10 the Grammar
School in Twenty third-st., near Ihrd-aye.
POLICE COMMISSIONER NICHOLS SUED.
Officers Michael Leary, Patrick, II. Larkin and
Edward j. Smith were dismissed by the Police
Board some years ago, when 1t consisted OF Commits
sioners smith Nichols Erhardt and Wheeler. They
sought reinstatement in the Courts but were de-
feated Yesterday, they served papers In suit for
$4,000 damages on Commissioner Nichols, on the
claim that the Board had made a false return on the
appeal and had withheld important papers and afli-
daVits.
NOT A DEMAND FOR STEAMBOATS,.
Attbe meeting Of the Board of Aldermen Yesterday
on attempt was made TO pass resolution giving the
Board oil Police authority to purchase steamboat
for the use of the HarbOr Police. The resolution
was sustained by fifteen votes TO four in the mega
tive and wins lost rot receiving the necessary three
fOurths vote. resolution allowing the Board OF
Health to purchase steamboat ut an expense not
to exceed S. 600, to convey patients to Blackweps
Igland salg 1nqf