New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-13
NEW.YORK CITY.


The Columbia School OF Politicu oc'ehce n"7
eleven students.
Now furniture for halls and dining-roOms is OF
| white holly or ash. -,
Plans for seventy five new Duilu'ngs "e'o "i'u !"
| this city last week.
| The bridge over the Harlem RIVER at hlgnCh-aNe'
| is almost completed.
large block of stores is building in West Broad
| way, uear Franklin-st.
Candy tuliDs are beginning TO assert tnemse'es III
| the windows of florists.
The exterior ornamental ironwork IS oelng put on
| the new United States Barge Oltce
| The tramp who set ont for the country last week
| has returned disguised to his old haunts.
p. T. Barnum sailed on the steamer ,Clty OF Au-
gusta for Florida, at o'clock yesterday IN search
| of health.
The telegraph poles along Broadway were freshly
painted Yesterday, and so were the coats Oh careless
passers-by.
or the Oh immigrants on the steamer DOMAIN 407
started for Braunsfcd, the German colony III Texas.
They are all farmers
Deaths last week. $50; births, 5sO marriages.
1907 arrests. 1,326; excise licenses issued, loO aud
fees collected, $10,18O.
Bowery dealers are selling sccond-hand silk hats
for 20 apiece for the St. Patricks Day parade,
and the demand IL lively.
Rapid Transit Meetings" urging lower fares and
better facilities on the Harlem Railroad, are held
weekly i'll the annexed district
downtown shopkecpcr sells sevcn-shot rcvovers
for 90 cents Here - n tempting opportunity IOi the
small boy in search of an early grave.
As the ship James Drummond, for San Francisco,
was being lowed ont of port yesterday her stern
struck coal barge oil the Battery and sunk it.
The number of women who occupy seats in the
smoking ears of the Sixth Avenue surface ROAD Is
so great that often there IL no room Tor smokers.
The Ncw-Yorl Athletic Club will hoi! its winter
meeting in Madison Square Garden Monday and
Tuesday evenings. There are nearly %OO entries.
IfFuiton Market should collapse some Of the stand
keepers would display their wares on the top Of tine
ruins and object to the building of II new market.
TUE NAH. FOR EUROPE.
The outgoing steamers YESTERDAY carried lUo. 20
letters The receipts ut ths Post Once from the
sale of postage stamps and box rents were SS0,5G5
for the week.
COMMISSIONERS TO TIE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
William NJ Evaris, Allen &: Thurman and
Timothy O. Howe Commissioners from the Urited
States to the International Monetary COnfercncn at
Pans. will sail by the lunan Lire steamship City
of Richmond April.
POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES N TIE CITY.
Postmaster General James spent yesterday IN tho
POsmascts Office in this city. and received con-
slant stream OF visitors until ate in the afternoon
He is in the city on personal business, ana VIII
return to Washington tins evening
GovER>oR CORNELL ~ INF CITY.
Governor Cornell ia detained IL this city on ac-
connt of the sickness oi his son Harry who is con-
fined to the Fifth Avenue Hotel with scarIatIna
The Governor expects 10 return To Albany in the
early part OF this week if the condition OF lns son
will permit.
George w. Cregicr, Secretary of the Board Of
Police Justices, reports the following fines collected
from the police courts ia February: SPECIAL Sessions
Sl,137; Jefferson Market, S97j Iombs, 1907;
Essex Market. $500; Gorkylc, S229; Harlem,
$50 A.; total, S3,2ST
Ex-JUDGr ISGrAnAM Ill.
Fx-Jndgc Ingraham. WHO has been in feeble
henth for some Tine III with sever cold. NJ his
home 40. 21 West Furty-elgith-st. Iii, physician
saws that his sickness il not dangerous AMI that be
Will probably recover IN q few weeks. lis cOndl-
ton last evening was somewhat improved.
IIoroP DEALERS IN IHE POLICE courts.
For violating the Excise law ten hquOr-sccrs
were REQUIRED To give 800 bail each ut the Iombs
Police Court and six at the Essex Market Court. At
the Yorkvillc Court jeremiah Murphy. Of No. 81
East Twcnty-nni hist, was held IN $500 bail for
selling liquor to Charles Brady age ten, OF No. 23J
Eas; Twenty -elghth-st.
BROOKLYN.
Owen Mcmahon, who assaulted Mary Silk with a
Ratchet March 3, was sentenced to lail Tor twenty
nne days yesterday by Justice Towns.
Lieutenant Commander Edward = keycr, cxccn.
tive officer Of the United States receiving ship
Colorado, died yesterday morning III the Naval
Hospital.
William Morris alias Country Conklin" charged
with stealing the horse aud wagon and a box con-
tanning SSH belonging to T. " Smaley, was yes
teray held by Justice Walsh to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
The Brooklyn Commissioner Of City Works, Mr.
French continued the discussion between himself
and Mayor Howell by sending yesterday to the latter
official a long and lively communication IN reply to
his recent criticisms.
and killed yesterday afternoon by the motor Groom
wood of the Brooklyn CITY Line, AT lhrty.sryenth-
st. and Jhrd-aye. James Seely, the engineer: De
Witt C. Boise, the conductor and William DE Nyse,
the brakeman, were arrested.
French flats are rapidly gaining favor especially
in South BROOKLYN, and although there are many at
these buildings that part OF the city, many more
are to be built soon six families M one block are
to give mp their houses and move into flats next
month. The demand for small dwellings exceeds
| the supply.
A diana, on roacbcd tho 4 entrat O0ico ~ A. - -,
| yesterday. asking DR.. Malone to go TO Inspector
Waddy's house. No. 1913 Putnam-aye., immediately.
| as it was thought that official was dying. Daring
the evening the Inspector was very low, suffering
| from rheumatism. At alate hour however, he was
| resting easily.
The map of the Yates Avenue and Flatbush Rail
road Company was filed in the Registers Oaice yes
| terday. The route begins ut Broadway aud Yates
ave-. running to FultOn-st.. thence mp FuOn-st. one
| block TO TToy-avc, thence through Troy,aNe. 10
| East New YOrkave, Flatbush. Edwin Beers is
| president Of the company
LONG ISLAND.
| HEMPSTEAD.--The annual report Of the OveTRcerS
! of the Poor of tho Town Of Hampstead shows that
| they have expended 1914 and are III debt $4,000.
| AMITYVIILE.-There is a family OF three persons
| living mt Amityville whose united ages amount 10
! 2l5 years, namely Ezekiel Raynor, OF his wife,
| "a and las wIfes sister, Mrs. Atwater, 80.
| SMIrITOWS-A German in the employ Of John
| HeiZlen1n at Shutdown Branch i'm The absence oi
his employer Thursday, cut oil the tails Of three val
liable colts, believing that II would improve the
| looks and add To the value OF the animals. HeiZe-
| man did not think So Yesterday the German was
arrested, and Justice Hunting fined him 81.
| JLMAICA.-An accident that will probably prove
! fatal occurred yesterday afternoon on the Long
| Island Railroad, ut jamaica 10 James Clark q
swItchman. He volunteered to assist in getting
| some freight ears from siding and went TO the
roof Of of the TO attend the brake. As the
| train passed under the Beaver Street bridge Clarks
! head struck against the first beam and he was
| thrown from the car. His head was crushed, and ~
falling he struck on the rails. breaking three of hls
| ribs anu injuring him internally,
| STATEN ISLAND.
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