New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
NETWORK CITY.

Tammany Hall was gayly decorated with
| flags yesterday.
Ladies' coaks of stylish cut and make can
| be bought for 30 -,
Cardinal red silk boots viii be worn with
| ball dresses this winter
Many a partisan fairly reeled with excite
| meDt yesterday morning
The destructive fire of Tuesday night has
| left traces Un broadway
Several new theaters will be opened on
| Broadway at tnc beginning OF the holidays.
The hydraulic elevator in the northwest
| corner of the POst-Onice is now In operation
| Policemen plfering hot chestnuts from the
curbstone ovens is the edifyng sight on lludson-s
Betting men made no settlements yesterday,
as uncertainty the ruling element IN all campaign
The Anglo-Saxon cheer was heard to great
! advantage last night around the do"-toWh puiieuu
| boards
Jooninp the overskirt at one side to display
the cardinal red baInoral is the latest device OF the
| fashionable.
The Harlem Free Lyceum will have lee
ture at Unity Chapel tonight by W l. Clarke on no"
| to be Happy"
River thieves are unusually active along the
Brooklyn wharves They regard everything por'aoie as
The lfe-saving stations on the coasts OF
NewJersey Long Island have rescued 3l68 persons
| III the last four years
OF the making of extra editions there was
end yesterday and the shrlh cry ol tnc he"0oS w
| care a WEAKNESS Of the nesh
| The consumption of CrotOn has not been ex-
cessiye during the past two days-vctorS anu uelea'
| alike demand Il stronger beverage
| Cancels hair cloth of IA delicate French gray
color has quite taken the place of the lons"orh ana
| favorite cashmere for young chdren' eloaks'
| The periodical mania for suicide has begun
in This ity: "A deporabe lack Of originality ~ shown,
| however, by all those who attempt seif-slaughter
The Board of Apportionment Yesterday a il-
thorzed the issue OF CrutOn main stock, S1oOoO; city
| park stock $4,000, and Judgment bonds, $4,000
An assignment for the benefit of creditors
was filed yesterday with the County clerk Dy Aususto
! AdOlphe Salmon
A disappointed colOred Republican voter adj
for voting the Democratic ticket III Ah-st SesIe'u'S !"
! the amusement Of bystaDdeis
| Photographers are waiting impatlently Tor
the final verdict to begin the wholesale pIouuoon M
! be hawkcd all over the country
| For the last few nights a blind man has
feeling his way with canes Through the Igntn MARI
! to the annoyanceiof the residents
A new toy, the arrow-shooter, is now sold
OF the 1t is egg shaped ami perforated hroaS
| end by which the arrow i discharged.
| Commodore Vanderbilt was fully as com
Portable yesterday as he has been during the past weeH'
The election read To hin IN the FORENOON
and lie seemed to take great i, crest in the news.
4 Bowery Snowman exhibits a "wzaman-
der" male and female saanandrr, prestld gl,attlr'
and several American aborgineS all to DE seen ior lh
tllng o ten cents. Inc force OF cheapness could
no further 90.
The cool wind Yesterday brought out the
fus and elegant heavy wraps the ladies have been on--
ing to wear although seskin coats are reported our
| on the most fashionable proInenades
james and Thomas Madden, two young men,
qarreled in East Eigntecnth-st tIuesday nlsht %DoI
melee which followed both were severely cur WIN pen,
knives, and the cause Of the difficulty received Sash III
| her throat.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance of Eastern NcwYork convened in annual session IN
Lyric ma a. 66 ee nf Werc in atfendayce The
society is in more prosperous condition imam II Las
bAu for many gears. comprising 40 subordinate louBea
| with a total membership of over 10000
| The excitement waXcd fast and furious in
Printing housequare last evening and the popular con
cepuon OF PandemOnium was fully realized. ChGelS'
shouts and groans went up from the frantic crowd which
received constant arcessiOns from passersD unable To
withstand the infectious enthusiasm Sucr the DAYS Oh
LncOns election, no such scene mas Deeh "lthe''e" III
| this city.
Abont 3 o'clock last night ii was discovered
AT the prnitenary on Backwcl's Island that noori-
ons steamboat thief named Robert Mclaughlin; alias
| "Scotty" had escaped. The alarm was sounded ana
the island was thoroughly searched without finding the
fugitive, Notice Of Lis escape was sent 90 tue folcf
alarm TO be tecgraphcI to all TIE precincts McL0ush-
lin was only 81 years Of age, but Is weFkn0wn TO the
| police an old steamboat thef.
| Last Monday at 1870 p. m, Richard
O'Kecie OF No AS st Forty-irsts and John titAslm-
had an alteration in ne liquor saloon at EiEh
thrust the point OF his umbrella into Fzsmlnonss face
| irjurug severely one of bis eyes titzsln'nons was
from effect Of the wound 0'Keefc was arrested ana
locked up 10 await the of the jeremiah
| Dynan and Matthew Mccormick were also heid rs
| witnesses.
While the excited crowds were eagerly
watching for the display of tire election bulletins III
Printing House square yesterday pckpOckes were busy
piyng their trade Capt Murray Of the Fourth Precinct
Police and Detective Carr, both ~ civilians dress, were
also busy and five of the light fingered fraternity
were caught in the aud arrested one thief captured
very valuable gold watch from an elderly gentleman
| VINO wa. being oscd by the crowd, but Capt Murray
arrested MIN before he could hand his booty to his
frdrrae. Two other pickpockcts were locked up Tor
| stealing Watches and two for taking pocketboOks
The second monthy meeting of the Ladies'
Arr A. n atiOn took place yesterday afternoon AT No
! -g6 Br,viway, Mrs Richmond l.. Phillips, Nicc-Presi-
dent presiding. The principal subject under cOnsidera-
lion Vas tile coming exhibition and at sale announced
la be held at Leayits galleries in The early part OF De-
cemicr. The theme OF antique and modern laces was
also diycusset The modelling class has commenced It's
work under j. :. Hartley the class In CHINA opens on
| Ird"y, Noy Il, and tHc section IN drawing on wood
ntAf week. 4 set al walls worn IN 1876 was presented
IA. M..n-cI- on CnLlrclIMm Of