New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

Iha Itn heglihehU -Aio'J
slowly. H.
The shop az No. 134 Centre-st. Is the
smallest in the clty T..
An east side dentist bears the suggestive
name OF " PulllnS =,
About 130 persons vlslt the Mercah'iio
Library readingroom every day =,
Red mortar has been used to cement the
bricks OF Jefferson Market Courthouse
The father of Charlie Ross has spent $780,
900 in hunting for his SON.
Artificial Autumn leaves and vines Tor deco
rating rooms now for sale in many stores
Rents on Broadway from Union-square to
Broome-st, have declined about 90 per cent
1t will require four years more, , at ., the low
est calculation to complete the East River Bridge
A large and fine stock of California pears is
i'm market, ami the prices are remarkably low.
A blind girl working sewingmachine is
one of the objects OF interest at Broadway store
Saturday being Evacuation Day, the Veter-
erans of 1912 will dine at the Sturteyant House.
The daily consumption of water i'll New
York amounts to Ia 100000 gallons or 30 gallons per
capita.
The number of life insurance companies do
ing business IN NewlOrk last year was 40 instead OF 81
as recently stated.
The Central Park looks deserted, especially
around the animals cages where thronSs Oi visitors
were wont to gather.
Fulton-st. is in bad condition, and numer-
ous accidents and pedestrians the result of
the uneven paYements.
A committee of physicians appointed by the
sold As milk In this city IN 1874
Four little men, made from the shells of
HOLSTERS and artiStlcay dressed formed nOtceaOc e
turc IN Washington Market yesterday.
Kid collars and cuffs TO match belts are the
latest novelty. The fragrant Russia leather some
times used for these dainty articles.
A new bracelet called the "Scmaine" is
formed of seven linked rings tened with pain clasp
which Is engraved the owners monogram
There will be an amateur entertainment at
the Union League Iheater lhis evening III aId oi Inc
Helping Hand Mission IN Walcr-st
Prof. Theodore W. Dwight President of the
Columbia Law school will prcsiDe at the Alpha Delta
Phi diuner, To be held Dec. Tat Demonico's.
The new telegraph poles of the Fire Depart
mcut Just the west side look Ike fouShheNh
maSts. They are neither paned nor painted
The Grand Central Hotel is taking perma-
neut bOardeTs al $40 per wccA. thc table ANA attend
ance the when The rates were - per day
The managers of the Howard Mission are
preparing - provide dinner on THANKSGIVING Day Ior
: 900 destitute children, and are soliciting voluntary
subscriptions.
There is a horse-trough on the northeast
corner OF south Fiith-yc aud spnngst which has done
service ther years. 1t is neary gnawed away on
one side.
The effect of the late storm has been felt
nOWhCfc more perceptbly thiu IN the various s1ors o
the city. Tie majority have been almost deserted since
Saturday.
Quilted slippers of colored satins, with bril-
iahj buckles OF staei aud git arranged in Tue bJ~r Oh
lie lnstcp the place Of tine Kid sandals worn
by ladies during the summer
The students of the Ncw-York College have
EeSo when is intended t. I'm tie Place cit vacant o.
the demise OF Tie tOHeJdn.
The apartments of Germaine Quinst,. .on the
fourth hour of No. los West Hous,On--t were entered
between 1880 ana . o'clock yesterday morning, and
r0Dbcd'of wearing apparel valued ~ 900.
a quantity of smuggled brandy and pack
age Of Kid gloves found board the steamer AnGqur,
from ayrc we're seized yesterday Dy Inspectors NcNu
and Jackson Special gent Braekctts office
Simon Eppstcin, whose assignment to Hy-
III 4Iu Tffsl Il IL
the Court O Common Pleas stating his Liabilities
at SlOs, 739 o. aud hls assets at t@5,i1J o.
Prominent hotel-keepers deny the report
tnat they intend giving musical entertainments iol Tie
entertainment of their guest during ne coming WINTER
The movement u any snca cNsS, ha' not ~ an occupied
the attention Of the prOpretorh OF hfHtelhsS h"ics
NJ. Sulara, an accomplished Pole, who spoke
No 1861 Lconardst. a druggist by Dr. Il; B. Wilson.
took overdose which resulted In hs death
The famous Alexandra gloves have been re-
duccd IN pr'ce since the hard uihts SCI IN AleA!nllt'
the French nanuidcturer, anaSsei fortune of HOOo
900 francs solely from his glove contracts WIN The late
MI Stewart, who furnished the KID skins, while AcAan-
dre did the work.
The latest styles in mems opera hats, INTRO
duced during the past week, maae oi cashmere
IhiDct eoIh Ihey are hvde III cdThlh ied, urln aud
light shades, and have wire frame inside 80 All listed
with spring that they be made TO the shape
OF "a SILK hat or Oi "A soft felt hat al VIII.
In the suit of Francis Kerrigan against the
Broadway and seventh Avenue Kai,road, Ired before
Judge Sedgwck u Superior Court, Trial Tern. which
INK Knocked down by car oI the do.enddu verdict
Was given for defendant
There has been much talk among the lawyers
As 10 the dime when Judge Freedman viii take his place
a. successor Judge Mcneil The superior Court.
era 1cn ~ practically annnlled for want OF another
Judge, aud there has been some wonder expressed tnat
the Governor the result OF the election being known,
did not at once appoint him to Mi the vacancy
Ex-Gov Army of Santa FG New-Mexico, is
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel aud has with aim valuable
ship the Aztec OF New-acxIcO well as spec
stones of The Territory These goods were exhibited at
Philadelphia and show the wealth of the country
The managers of the Wilson Industrial
School for Girls request contributions of money pro
Visions that they may be able 10 furnish Thanksgiving
dinner for the 80 children belonging to the school.
Ihcy also nope as heretofore 10 give something To The
mothers many OF whom widows, that they aud thcir
children may make merry at home. Provisions OF all
kinds are solicited and may be sent to No. l2J ST.
Marks-place.
At the pOst-mortem examination of Patrick
Padden, the river thief who died Tuesday the
Chambers street Hospital, IL found that had
ceiyed pistol wound the ball shatterng the second rib,
odsns 5ne the ts & OF 6 back S hs SIX % nc%. % Ias
the shoulder. The left side of tine chest filled with
blood and death was due to internal hemorrhage A
iury was inpnneed and viewed the body ana fhe M
quest will take place In "A few days.
An inquest was held yesterday on the body
OF an unknown mau who was run Oct 2G by Il
Hudson River train near lnwoOd The engineer tes-
titled that as the engine turned curve he a man
that he saw the man standing coatless and hatess be-
tween the rails, and suddenly cast himself the
that might be identified, but he still remains un
known. The jury rendered "a verdict OF suicide.
BROOKLYN.
The Finance Committee of the Board of
Supervisors audited bills 10 the amount Of yes
terday.
The contract for building an engine house
siegels has been awarded TO A. McQuade a Son for
$7,10O.
The Common Council will meet to-day as
board Of city and complete their work this
capacity