New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-26
NETWORK CITY.

black, with golden stems and ten1rhs'
The Harlem boats are not crowded. oaiy ten
persons were on the 1920 boat yesterday
Mayor Grace is saferlng from severe eoid' ana
WA Yesterday unablo to be at the Clty hi'i'
a IT RI sends So for the door widow whose
child Ellen Dunn, died of heart disease hohoay'
| The newest dressin g-cowns for gentlemen are OF
rich Oriental stun gathered lui i"'o LILO he'A
band
Architects and builders in the annexed distrct
say that they have never before been 80 busy az ~
present. ~ n
Tn che Cooper Union fec course tonight DR..
| Charles S Mnot of Boston, will lecture on BRAIN
ard Sleep" ---.-- $3.50
A fligree 7osc. with the centre Of. crystals on
daiic ate flIgroe stumens is beautltul oecoi"'io"
| for the HAIR. ,.. :; .ho
since Thursday morning persons living IN d me
| nciqbborhond of IDwood have subscriDeo @oo'ooo
| to the Worlds Far fund.
The continual blasting of rocks in Lexington ave,
where excavations are in progress greatH a"Ho''
| persons who live in the vienltv.
Tho condition of the Rev. T.. T. Rogers, who was
| stricken with paralysis Mt HghbridRe. n j., Non
dav evening was considerably lmproven yesterday
Margaret Rose died at No. 226 West Inirtetn,s
| Yesterday from alleged criminal malpractice
Deputy Coroner God9chmidt will make an autopsy
A meeting of the directors OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company was held yesterday Out was
adjourned until to-day. NO puS'hesS WIS ''"''
acted. as -,
Two hundred children from Randalps Island:
undcr control of Commissioner Brennan, VIII visIt
Booth's Theatre This afternoon To witness the per
Torrance of 100 Wives"
ACCIDENTALLY BURNED TO DEATH. =.
founding two years old, given into the care OF
Margaret Cnlin of No 800 East FOrty-fifth-sf. by
the managers of the Found ling Asylum was Durneu
to death Yesterday in the absence OF the nurse
TRUCKMEN WITHOUT CONSIDERATION:
Despite the condition. Of the streets YESTERDAY the
frugal truckman did not IN any one Oh hunareu OF
more instances which came under the observation
of TRIBUNE reporter, diminish his load. Inc re-
suit was that the horses were overtasked and block
AIDES were frequent.
UNABLE TO FIND THEIR DAUGHTER.
Josenhine HAYES. age sixteen, left her home. at
No. I55 Hudson-st Greenpoint, February 3. She
did not return. but wrote that she was SICK WIN
the hospitals IN this city In vain. They found no
trace of her, aud Yesterday asked the aid OF the
police IN their search
AN APPROPRIATION FOR IMMIGRATION.
At the monthly meeting Of the Commissioners OF
Emigration Yesterday, after considerable discus
sion. a committee was appointed to represent the
Commission M Albany, aud to request an appropra-
ton OF 5000 900 for the Department, The meeting
day of the Commissioners was changed to the last
Thursday IN each month at 2 D. m.
LIFE INSURANCE swINDLERs.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Joseph
Adler and Louis Won Hillern were convicted OF OBJ
tanning money from the metropolitan Lie lnsur:
"a BY Cn whose lives ey
as agents had obtained policies. Adler was sent 10
State Prison for six months and Won Hilern for one
year. - ,,o,, rn.ru
Josephine Sayer, of No. $40 West Forty -hfth-st;
recently fell on the sidewalk aud Injured her head
To stOp the pain she began 10 take laudanlm, ana
Yesterday tile pain became so severe that she took
much larger dose than usual The effect OF the drug
was to make her iqsens,ble she was taken 10 ine
proving rapidly.
KILLED BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN
An express train Of the New-fork, New-iiaven
and Hartford Railroad. while on it's way u the
Grand Central Depot last evening ran over and in-
siantly killed telegraph messenger named William
Fisher age sixteen ut me Sd IS near
al xty.seventh-st.. near RarOad-ave. NO blame Is
attached TO the engineer.
THE CONTEST FOR THE o'LEARY BELT
The six days walking match for the Ol.eaiy belt,
which begins Mt Madison Square Garden sunday
night, PROMISES 10 be one OF the most interesting
carried away the Ashley belt. The struggle between
Hart and Hughes will be watched win nnch inter
est, a. the latter has now the besf record IN me
world b87 miles, and the former is credited with
800 miles
RoBBING HALLWAY PAssEXGERs
William Wright, alias Roaring BILL was mr.
C;ericbten of the Central Office, before Justice
Morgan yesterday at the om6s 1t y stated that he
is charged with the larceny OF Jewelry valued at
$500 from passengers travelling III railroad ear
between Providence and Boston. The accused man
was transferred to the custody of Detective Parker
| of Providence.
ARRESTED FOR ADMITTING CHILDREN.
| Mrs Augusta Falk, who owns a variety theatre In
| the Rowery was arrested Yesterday for permitting
| children to attend her place OF amusement unac-
| companled by their parents or guardians The charge
was made by Mrs Moran. of No. 1913 Mulberry-st.,
whose two children, ages respectively ten and
eleven years, bought box seats with money that had
| been given them for their mother. The prisoner
was held for trial by Justice Smith.
| wIFE's SAD DISCOVERY.
| Edward A. Crane, a reckless man of good family.
left his wife aud children four years ago and was
| ascertaned at the COroneTs office that he had died
| in poverty in st. Vlncents Hospital and had been
| will be disnterred and removed TO brentwood
| Cemetery. Crane was taken to the hospital from
| No, 400 W est-st and died on December 80, 1880.
| DRILLING THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
| The 10Th Regiment met in the Madison Square
Garden last evening for drl and instruction under
the direction of Colonel s. V. K. Cruger. The regi-
ment mustered nearly 300 men; Among those pres-
BrIgadier General Ward and bis staff. and Colonel
Ryder. of the OH Regiment. The seats IN the Car
den were nearly all occupied by friends of the
| regiment, who appauded the various movements
THE EMBARGO on AMERICAN PORK.
| II is thought by provision merchants that the re-
cent embargo placed upon American pork by the
French Government will be only temporary. IL has
not affected prices of pork at tins market materially
| and It is claimed that the shipments 10 France are
not of enough importance to iniure tho trade. The
quantity of pork shipped to Marseilles, Havre and
other ports IN 1880 was only 1,525,400 pounds, a.
| against 20,1210 900 pounds to British ports
| 10000 pounds 10 German ports, and 157, 200
| pounds TO Russian ports
| STEALING FIVE BARRELS OF wHIsKEY.
| At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday afternoon
| before Justice Morgan, Antony Smith, liquor.
dealer doing business at No. 331 East Thirty.
| second-st. was arragned by ROundsman Thurman
| and Officer HILL OF tile Tombs Court Squad on com
| plant of Charles Van Olinda, agent of the Mer.
chants and Miners transportation Company, for
the larceny by trick and device. OF five barrels OF
whiskev. valued at $3.50, from Pier No. ii North
River, on February q. He was committed for tria
in default Of So, 600 bail.
SALE OF PROPERTY IN WALL AND BROAD STREETS
L. II. Ludlow e. Co., the real estate auctioneers
disposed Yesterday by private sale of the estate al
Nos. 80 Wall-st. and 13 and 10 Broad-st. The