New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
NEW.YoRK CITY.

Hepy i,I ~ S1.e,D f5sv az BrusSels
NETWORK CITY.
a boun,sal Ia needed In the annexed district.
| Fsras On the Harlem Railroad have been reduced
| Crushed hats are much worn in Broadway stages
The Inter Collegiate Press Association has tanen
| through.
Tic new bonnets are large, small and medium. TO
suit all faces. On. a..
There were $500 emisrant' landed ct Castle Gar
den last week.
on wheels is the latest street ObStrue
ten In Sixth-ave. -. ...1. ~,
1an-colored gloves are worn Win "ni'0 '@'iA
dresses at the opera. =. -.
RIact velvet ribbon Ia worn like bracelet above
the elbow with short-sleeved dresses
The West Farms town clock IL more ornamenIal
than useful. 1t has not told tne 1iine IA NA"'
months. -. - ho
horSSt far 10 cents a pound, but the real article
costs IL cents pound at wholesale
Of S9ys SSsf a sPnd &tons n Gs
Afternoon three games were IN progress
RUN OVER BY STREET CAR
Katie Catlin, age nine, OF No. III Ceaar-st Ms S
her right arm broken. James Harris, the driver OF
the car, was arrested
AMBITIOUS TO BECOME ORATORS.
The literary societies of Columbia recently pet-
fi0ne1 trfiSIeeE
of optional studies, and to appoint new professor
who shall have sole charge Of that department.
FOUND WOUNDED IN THE STREET.
Young man named Thomas Maloney, who re-
at Pitt and Grand. ts, last evening suffering from
a severe cut on his race. his wound was dressed
and he was detained at the Union Market fohce
Station as q suspicious person.
WOUNDED BY STRANGER,
j. Blanchard. young man who said he had no
home, went to the Thirtieth Street Police station
yesterday suffering from severe cut ever tdg
him at Sixth-ave. and Twenty-third-st. blanchard
was sent to the New-York Hospital,
AN ORDER OF ARREST VACATED.
The order of arrest issued against Isaac Is. GneSt,
which was referred 10 yesterday, was vacated
Internationally by Judge pononue ns On s arC
and gave bonds as soon as he heard that the
order was out The proceedings on which the paper
issued grew out OF MI GueGy g 10 dnl
fraud creditors
ApULrERAr1oN OF DAIRY PRODUCTS.
The special committee appointed by the Legsla;
ture TO investigate the assertions OF the National
ssocation for the Prevention CT the adulteraon OF
Butter and of the Butter Cheese and Egg EXchange,
of this city as to the o. ard, eneese
both organizations and will begin its Investigations
in the latter part of this week IN this city. Inc
rooms of the Butter, Cheese and Egg Exchange have
been placed at the disposal of the committee.
BROOKLYN.
Signs of spring may be observed In the shrubbery
of Prospect Park.
The deaths last week numbered 900; The num-
Der from diphtheria was II from scarlet fever TO-
and from smallpox, !.
A. Z, Obbartl, of No. 81 Schermerhorn-st., re-
ported to the police yesterday that while getting on
q Courtst. car Saturday, evening BIS POCKET was
picked of gold watch aud chain worm @lUO
The Rev. Dr. T. L. Cuyier preached yesterday for
the last time in the pulpit OF his church 1.-THE Lafay-
cite Avenue Presbyterian before his departure FOR
Europe. He will sail Wednesday and expects to be
absent six months.
John Armstrong, third mate of tho ship Maugus
lying at Robinsons Stores at the foot Of Congress;
ST., while trying 20 get on board Ia an intoxicated
He would have drowned had not tho Waterman at
the stores heard his cries for assistance aud gone 10
his rescue. u,,y
The Paasaic River Amateur Rowing Association,
which includes five OF the leading boat clubs on the
river s making preparations for az 9Rfsp1t0iaLa
send circulars of invitation TO all the pfcpal boat
ing organizations of the United States and Canada
LONG ISLAND
EAST HAMPToNI1he schooner ,obn CaId~eIl. IN
ballast from Wareham Tor Philaaelphis' 10 AshoIe
on Gardiner Island.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-About $1,000 has been sub
scbed and 10 per cent Of the amount paid IN for the
building 81 the propC , no bcon ts weak
JAMAtcA-Coroner Wood, Of Jumaca, held an in
uuest Yesterday in the case OF Charles DnDhhin, OF
Engine Company No. y VINO Tell ueau IN tue street
Saturday when returning from fire. The post
mortem examination showed that tho deceased man,
BIZ Oyer-exernon, had rupturcd 6lo"d-vessel and
tho Jury rendered verdict to that eject.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMpKISsyIIIE.-The old Reformed Church ut
Tompkinsve, erected over fifty years ago, the CEN
grcgatIOn of which now Occnples the Brighton
Heights Church. is about to be converted into car
rage factory.
WKsT Ew-BRIGHTON.-An effort Is being made to
have George BnrgcTt removed from the postmaster
shin at West New-J}rghton. A petition which ~
being circulated for that purpose also requests the
sppoIn tment of H. T. Brown 10 tho position. Mr..
Burgert Is n friend Of George William Curtis.
NEw. BRIGHTON. -. The disappearance about n
month ago of Edward Cunlih, formerly confidential
clerk of John Bonner the Wall-st. broker from his
home in New Brighton. is still n mystery. The hat
found on the pier at NeW-BrghtOn OH the morning
following his disappearance proved not to be his hat
Some OF the residents Of the north shore of the lei
and believe that Cunlif went To Canada ~ see his
old employer and that be will be heard from sooner
or later. II. b. Merrill, counsel for the New
Brighton Board of HEALTH will begin suits this week
against all stOrekeeDers In the village known tO
have sold dangerous oils. The penalty for each
offence is from So to 500 1.-The trustees of the
Sailors snug Harbor at New BrlghtOn have COLI
cuded TO build addition TO the hospital building
100 feet by 90 feet In szn
BASE BALL FOR 1881.