New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
NEvy-YORK CITY.

Postor novsIties are appearing in shop windows
in great profuSlon H.. c.r,o+
The extension of the Harlem and Fordhamm street
Railway 10 Westchesier is urged III 'ht' 'n"sT
VII eo,vers are in great favor and florists have
increased the prlce of all blossoms of yehow uh''
"Tbe Tomb and "The Morgue are the enliyen;
ing net names of boarding-houses IN the anheAcu
district. -, ,;a,.o.
marks Yesterday were pleasant reminders OF inc re-
turn of spring.
Signs with Removal May l - are becoming more
nu,nerous in store windows. In nearly every V"So
these transients are drifting uptown
petition to the Legislature asking th2t the fare fare
on the Harlem River branch OF the N9M,haNcu %
Railway he reduced is circulating on inc Hhe'
THE STREETS ABOVE THE HARLEM ,
meeting 10 protest against the condition OF the
streets and avenues connecting lremoho' ia Me at
Farms and towns in the vicinity VII ne neio nrd a.
Ittners Hall. Fourth-ave. and One-hundled-ahu-
seventy nty-Seyenth-St., this evening
ATTACKED BY a BLOODHOUND.
Patrick DAILY age thirteen, living IN shanty ~
Third.aye and Forty-sccOnd-St., was severely plt
fen YESTERDAY about the legs. hands and heau ~ "
Iarg, bloodhound belonging, to r Hardu9n' ~ ReIIc
o45 East Forty ty-third-st. He was taken 10 Deiic
vue HOSPITAL.
REPAIRED AND AGAIN on THE ROUTE
The steamboat bTldgep4r&f & Oh '1o havinp received
thorough Overhauling, has resumed her Plnco d ~
the line for the summer season. Inc StateloT1n NV
cahns have been provided with now steam heaterS,
and many other improvements have been made
looking to the comfort and safety OF passengers
PIAsrEREas WANTING MORE WAGES. H..
4 meeting OF plaSeregs was held Yesterday aiIer-
noon NJ Central Hall Seventh-aye, for the purpose
OF getting an increase their present wages Jol
PaTSons presided. lie stated that the majority ot
tbn men vyrre receiving S3 a day. whereas The
amount fixed by the PlasteIers CI1oh Nds q +Iio
was decided to ask for 81 day al the cioSo VI Vn0
present month.
HIS GRoG AND TOBACCO CUT OFF. 49,,
George Davidson, weather-beaten sailor eIghIi4 I44
two years of age yesterday III me I3lhpS ; dUnHo
iOue%s of Charities and Correction by Justice Pow
ers When taken to the Essex Prison he HeSigf44 HS5f4
6e 6ipDed on the vessel Frederick, and subsequent
ly Oh the brig Ann and ElZaOeth.
BARNI-M At THE GARDEN. -
The Barnum and LONDON comolned SHOWS No, WIl'
open this evening in Madison square GaIoe4H' Groo4
EVERYTHING is larger scale than III any pIGceiI pIi
ing year. Every department has been cAlelsi'@olS @
added to-the InenageTles by the purchase oh aiu th
birth of many rare animals, among which is the
famous baby elephant. There are enough
young animals to make veIltable baby animal
FALLING FROM FERRYBOAT.
As the ferrvboat at Thrty-fOurth-st. at l a. IN.
Yesterday was about to leave the New-NOr shore,
man evidently under the influence OF lqu0r wear
ing sack coat and a soft sonch hat Sta&geIed on on
hoard and made his way TO the forward part OF !he
ye'sel One of the deck hands noticed him leaning
over the guard rail. The next moment lie lurcheu
forward aud fell into tho water An aiarIn was
promptly given and the engines were reversed put
no trace of the body could he found
UNEXPLAINED DEATH OF AN ITALIAN
Coroner Knox took the testimony of witnesses
Yesterday concerning the death of Pasquale Mario,
36S Tt"i;Sn Tag.nckcr. who was found with his eye
gouged out, and in dying condition III lront Oh tne
Yln-sbop at No. 40 RutgeTS-st at D a. m saturday
Joseph Coates testified that he saw kn1e on the
walk after Marcos body had been removed; and
Thomas OReilly, milk hoy, sad that the oouy
d was not in the street at quarter 10 ., hut was
there at four minutes after. The testimony threw
no light OH the circumstances of Marcos death
PREPARING FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY
The Grand MaIshars Committee on ST. Patrck's
Day parade held meeting yesterday at No. 80
Mott-st Patrick n. Oakley presided. 1t was de-
1.d of he
stitute and march through fourth-ave. to Union
Square and Seyenteenth,st thence to Seyenth-aNg9
ST., 10 the East Boulevard and thence to Jones's
Woods where the day will be observed by sports
and athletic games. The procession Is TO start AT
noon and will consist of forty divisions. About
10000 men are expected to he Ill the procession.
BROOKLYN.
Thomas Collins of No. All Columbia-st, was ar
rested Yesterday for sabbing ms wife, Mrs. Cathc-
rine Collins in the neck with table-knlfe Ill q
quarrel.
Josephine Bollinger. age three years, daughter of
F. Polhngcr of Flatbush, was severely II not fatally
burned on Friday. She set her clothes ON fire willie
playing with matches.
The funeral of the ex-champiOr of the prize-ring
John j. Dwyer, who died on friday, TOOK place
YESTERDAY at the home of his brother, eX-Alderman
DwyeT, No. 81 PrOspect-st
Edward Cooper age fOrty-two, of No, 273 Van
Brunt-st a 'lCngshOreman, died Yesterday at St
Peters Hospital from injuries received on wharf
In jersey City on February 20.
Margaret Fox, age forty seven, of Bergen and
from compound fracture OF the leg received by
falling in the street on January 81.
Mrs. Mary Cotton, Of No. 716 Myrtle-ave, in
Quarrel with her husband yesterday, was struck on
fhe head with dinner plate and seriously injured
She was cared for at the City Hospital
solomon Oyertou, age fifty, colored,, of No. 80
MoOre-st walked into the Thirteenth Precinct Po-
lice teTd&y wn Nd Rs al another SPe ear coored
man, had bitten ii of Ill "a light they had IN Owln-
Dett-st.
A fire broke ont in the bakery of Peter Williamson,
No 215 Grand-st. about 3 a yesterday The
loss on the building was $500. 1t was owned by
Josiah Blackwell The bakers loss was $l,4OO, on
which he had an insurance OF $500 Ill the Contl-
mental Company
The pulpit of Plymouth Church was filled yester
dav for the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher by ms bro
fber the Rev. James c. Beecher, the youngest OF
the five Beecher brothers who are clergymen. IL
was announced that Henry Ward Beecher, VINO was
in 81 Louis Yesterday would return to Brooklyn on
Friday, and would be in his pulpit on next sunday
While under the influence of liquor Yesterday
morning Samuel Wilder, of Herkimer-st:, attempted
10 enter tie house of James Mcmahon. No. 462 Han
cock-st. Mcmahon looked ont OF the window and
saw the intruder. Taking him to he burglar he
fired at n ana the oau , passE r HnsDts McTa
hon was arrested and locked up In the Ninth Pre-
cinct Police Station until yesterday afternoon,
when lie was admitted 10 bail by Justice Fisher
JERSEY CITY.
As the Philadelphia express train dne in this city
nj q o'ciock, was passing through the cut at the
Point of Rocks last evening stone crashed through
window pane of the cars ana struck % an old indy IN
tbyown bv small boy from the Baldwin-aye.
bridge
The new cut Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
paAy thronga Bergen Hill, upon winch Work was
fegln four years ago is almost finished and yester-
day afternoon trains began running through II.
Three Of the four curves between ,he point OF rocks
and Marion. have beeu removed and when compile
ted - cut will be perfectly straight for mile.
The cost with Improvement will be over 5000 600