New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
NEW-YORK CITY.


Perfectly plain Irish linen paper Is the favor
lite style in stationery among ladies' this season
Fashion papers say that 1.-THE glide" Will be
the favoritc waltz this season.
The new time table made by the consolidation
OF the Harlem boats viii take effect to-day
Young pigs, already dressed for roasting are
displayed in the markets at Is cents per pound
The basin Of the fountain in Union Square
H IGs ir Gst bee" '' "'n refuse 'F'''' ''
Game of all kinds is unusually plentiful and
very cheap, especially English shlpc' 'ehisoh Va i
quality is in market 49,.
There'll be a Franklin search expedition
organized By impatient reporters ~ tIt Ve''ei an" i''
An immense eat, weighing 16 pounds, guards
the stool, Of sxthayc. grocery and Is the pet oi GUS
toners.
Among the small articles sold by the street
vendors the patent iaircrimper ana the Aees"p"
operator
The work of filling in the river preliminary
To binding q pier ri the foot OF sprhsst' north
River, is progressing rapidly
The Feast of All Saints will be celebrated
Tomorrow will b. the Feast ut All Souls.
Commodore Vanderbilt passed a comfortable
day Yesterday. He sat portion OF the time ana con-
ycrscd with callers, among whom was his brother.
Picture dealers report a slow sale Tor por-
traits 81 the Presidential candidates. ihe pruu'" S'o
dcfcrring their purchase Until after election
The Boys in Blue OF this city are making
ARRANGEMENTS To give q great Republican torchnSht
parade on Friday evening next
'Sit;inG Bull" is ON exhibition IN NaSSon-
ST. store H. a counterfeit prcscnlment OF Tue N"p"'e
onic sioux carved IN wood
Two of the oldest residences on Broadway,
situated between Eleventh and Iw,iilhslS, nay, gus,
,uccunbei to the march OF trade ana are s'e pace ~
large stores
Workmcn engaged in laying the water mains
along Flithayc have been obliged 10 PUT IN blast, ~ -l
cral places. The frequent cN%,lo"' I"F''i al '''"'N'
%! variety in the usual promcnAdtS'
The Police Commissioner Yesterday morning
transferred Eouud,man k'ly rom l' @ ~ a." ,i
the Ihrty fourth Precinct, while k'uhdsah Den q '"'
latter Prrcin was put ih hrlS place. -
At the regular weekly meeting of the Pilot
Comm,-.on,fs Yesterday. ten Nrwtor, y Ire "ld "i i
manner IN which bee ac,,r,ycd ilaIctt- Reef
Dennis Brady of No. III IIudsqn-st, who
had gpth - G.t oil 'H N"@, n.' w tb tI,.rs
street Hospital.
The men on the swinging scllIolds who
were cnsa-' ~ cleaning me- osI Ollie ",u"|r ," ~
. tie l.itL,lcr~ Uf stupLiI'.
On and after to-day the Boston steamers OF
the -iouugtou huc will leave t lrr "' t"' 700, ="
s.. North River. a, 400 M. Wiir il'~r OF i'' il"''
ienr. line VIII leave the oot Of Park place at p IN.
William VI. Banks, receiver of the Security
saving aut has been an'H",l"h 10 pay , flmpr iy
d,nd Of - per cent &" the d'"''''' i"' ''"''
dcud Nas - crccui
There were i2l deaths reported during the
week ending SATURDAY., =. PEN, ~ ,,, I me- rr
spending vcc, OF 1915.
Ii is very evident that all good Rcpub licans
are going -,c tue truir"nld ana '"'h to'' -, ,"
was taken yesterday on the g. m Train rom F."IyI
pima on The Pcuu- l,auIa RAILROAD and resulted j" 4'l
for Hayes and ~ for lllicn.
The Rev. 4. +. Schauflcr will lecture on
Goa! to-norroV evening aj Oryct Chapel, an Institution
The exclamation Of "ui, "n" i'a At 10. o1 $50, n,,
specimens viii rc exhibited.
| 4 public meeting of citizens Of the NlNth
Assembly, District VII ge held , cnS a. S Ham
BIuamin X Phelps, the Hon Henry l. Rowland Pioi'
Hunt aud "tIrf-. -.
The basement cla,s-rooms in the public
been cx,rinrd by u- crtor Post Of tnr sanitary De
pgrimcut and reported a. iafk unwhorronr ana over,
crowded The mticr his been referred To TIE bo"'" "
Education.
The Board of Health yesterday passed a
resolution asking the Bo.d 81 L-tf.ii' ana aploI...-
hospital tind Tor tis year l." a. i '1
salaries OF n-rctors OF ME- nnI ~ tbi ~parmcnt
during the prr-cnt year.
Gen. Newton has caused two buoys to he
anchored of ilailcits Point ~ 10 'te' "rt't '
point OF the reef aud me other on the "csrh ,n, O."
The reef Vessel, bound EIsi VII lrhNr tlrlu oi the star
| buaid. aud those bound west on the port "'h"
Charles Williamson, the noted railroad bond
fuT.rI Mas brought ~ the bar u General sessions
YESTERDAY aud -eui,ncrd "a 20 years iupl onh'"' VI
vIctr last MAJ but 1T, been held %; the rom9s While
IA, counsel were attempting to secure "a new trial.
4 dead bear in IA hand-cart pushed 10y two
Irislucn created sensation AMONG Tue b"gs 'n n',t-
IN WaIist Yesterday. The bears insisted on 'Irr}lng
dtI
bulls cntcyoicd Ia propcl the cart 10 h'!kh'oilhs
restaurant to have Bruin served for dinner
The latest invention in pocket firearms Is
magazine pistol The naralnr con,a IN I'VE I'dI
ingenious yet simple piece OF mechanism th' houo pro
duccd by cooking the pistol load, ~ G s'c rt i, a.
II is never loaded until required Tor use
r. G.. Moulton, General Sales Agent of the
Delaware and iiulson Canal Company 'ild Stst'I'mH
mining operations and thus discharged l'oVo OF any
other number Of workmen, was erroneous no aTCent
clanee lli'd p''h hi''o !" ''' WIN -
OF Centennial visitors the cry is "stll they
come" Their name Is legion their eulios! pouess;;
thcr cnerprs. startling. ON broadway HE displays OF
icwclry and Partisan diamonds attract thc largest
obrctiyc point Of thousands, and their interiors LOOKS
like sections of the Main Building at Phadclpiha'
Complaints of the insufficient supply OF
Croton water made To the Board oi Hcith jester
day by several property owners living ABOVE fol ai
secoud-st In there not enough force To MI
the water tanks the second story The attention oil
the Board also called to the fact that no TatS n
yet let into the new main recently laid through
fifthaye.
BROOKLYN.
There are II car lines starting from Fulton
Ferry
me expenditures OF Der ti wsTa sio IS Al there
il a balance In the treasury Of 1888 80.
A boy named Daniel Anderson, age 3. fell
from a second-stOry window, at NO; ZOo fIeemah-st,
Yesterday and sustained injuries which Will probably
prove fatal
Mr. Upper read in the Academy of Music,
last night selections from the Proycrbla PhlQsoRhy
not crowded
Abraham Van Ness, carpenter, age 81, OF
No 270 Crahams received severe internal injuries by
fall the first story OF NO ~ CdhprluScpace III
3I2 D. m yesterday.
Thomas Hicks, residing at Utica-ave. and
Degrawst complained TO the police last night that he
seriousy injured by cOlOTed man named JOhn IOyt