New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
NETWORK CITY.

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Lovers wreath is the favoIite garnture for ball
dresses.
New buckwheat has made its appearance in
market
An ingenious boot-black on Thirty-fourth-st.
| blacks boots by steam.
Tie Creelmonr and Gladiator are among the new
styles in gentlemens felt hats.
Glove kid corsets also glove-fttng, the latest
torture for fashionable
The City Chamberlain reports balance of ST.
| Oi6,463 80 in the City Treasury.
Mayor Ely Acknowledges the receipt OF SZlS ior
the reet of the GLOW sufferers at Fernanina Florida
The ladies of the Flower Mission distributed $40
bouquets OF grapes in the different hospitals
| last week.
| The fonndling who have been in Sister Irene's
Asylum since its establishment beautiful group OF
| children eight years old.
Mayor Ey was seen, yesterday, on the newly
svsrees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,hs uef Ais Dspsclon
was inf rna as unattended by any other Official
fhe Troy line of steamers selling tickets Tor
half rates persous desiring to attend The Cenenn
Of Bursonos Surrender at schuylervle n. " october
| &c. II ami IL.
Auprstus L. Evans was arrested yesterday by the
sher ns officers on requison from Ilros requiring him
charge OF forgery il Cook County aud was sent at
TO Chicago
The Police Commissioners, yesterday, transferred
officer Thomas OourSe from The Sixteenth Precinct tot
Nineteenth and appointed Henry Jage parolman in tue
Twenty ninth Precinct.
The special committee If the Produce Exchange on
claims losses al those who suffered losses from the
late railroad riots them the managers
Of Exchange a. noon when the report OF
| the committee will be submitted
dispatch from ST. Thomas STATES that the ship
Marianne Nouebohua, which sailed from this port sep
tcwbcr H. for Francisco. pms into that Sunday
with the boy Captain Whitney been killed Dy the
investigation is being conducted by the
Americ IN Consul
TIE creditors Of Peter l.. Cortclvou the Staten Is
land real estate BROKER Informed that he, his
agents. city, Nov mbcr 10 Among tie
many creditors willows whom he is indebted 10
sums anrlug FRO SO 0O0 for money borrowed upon
worthless securities.
The Scaton Gold and Silver Mining Conpauv
eorgauizcd YESTERDAY. election of the following tTus
r. For presidents Henry Fizhugh. Of Fifth gh &
vice president Louis A. da cunha. treasurer r. r.
Huntington II. GrI. General Francis L. Vntcn Las
~ made sircfiuteadcntof the mines
the srvcu-leggrd horse the history Of which was
published TnR TRIBUNE several wees AGO. died Yesterday
morning this rhe All sold 40 auction. re-
v 90 the managers Of The Great To ilon Circus" The
horse To- this city Sunday ieh-, and placed IN
private stable on where
/ died.
The New-York Academy Of The Useful Arts meets
ris evening in Room q, Cooper Union. Professor
James T. Whitney viii paper industrial Notes II
o RECENT Tour I'D gland" Professor J.. H. Nandcrweyde
VIII speak The Of india Rubber in telegraph, aud Pro-
sor s. seeoy the recovery OF waste vulcanned india
0r employment the ara The meetings open 10
The public rea # charge
Miss Ralph, substitute teacher in the primary
department Pubic school 80 20 in rhst Avenue
A. c door yesterday afternoon. n III which caused
a ralic among the pupils the street gave
alarm Of fire. and IN few mon ens the street was lled With
excited parents. police alpE them The
building ard by considerable firm ess quc'lcd tie excite
meut The fchuoi was then dismissed for ,hcdav.
Detective Garrett : Waing WAS before the Police
Commissioners yesterday for trial upon tie urd charge
winch uautaI1 FOev Of the Tenth Precinct has preferred
him. WaIug accused u repeated dsohcdcuce To
The order dire ting precinct shall report
respective station houses at amt ur
nsl legitimate for Wallug asserted
thai he fully obeyed the order Decision was reserved
Special Agent Bracket took possession. yesterday.
large painting which foIuu IN house,
Wa<inglonave and which. according the story the
posscor had becn found ia the street by boy The faint
probably been o; considerable value bus is
damaged II is supposed a was In the appraisers ware.
that building burned in 1872 and
80 picked up above stated.
Frederick Fhcnbergnr. y German, age thirty nine
years. living 30. $50 West Fny'ourthat and working
butcher shop Fl;y SIKH Eleventh ave.
sculng Jest with fellow. aborer, Eulen
day morning. Elcnbergcr thrown wih force
against aree copper Later he aay he went home
feeling I'D. and. p. died Dr. Cuslnan made
ration intestine had been rlpturei
pertouiis ensued No has been
Of the dead feel that blame
Eileiu.
Yard ye.tor ay and anchored on the Battery where She 10
receive powder pre- paratory proc eng Norfolk Her
Commander MONTGOMERY sicir, commanding;
Lent, nant Commander o. Heyernan Executive officer
Iieutcuanis n emphll and ~ G.. Paul Masters II. T.
Mouolan. c H. Lyman and H. r.. Tyler; Surgeons. J
Tryon and H. Terrell; Plymlste G. D. Mansfield; Chief
Engineer John H. Long, AssIstanis John A. Tobin d.
soauc Cadet Engineer r. f. Burgiorn and William Lit
tie; MdshpmeD. II. Minett. A. O.. Winerhalte L. l.. Wright
T. W. Hedges. W L. Burdick Lieutenant Of Marncs g. g.
Haycock .Boaswar. c. T. Tichi Gnnner W. T.. Weber
Carpenter c. Anderson sainaker, II. Hanson; Captains
Clerk. J. \. Gillett: Pay Cetk, J. - Alexander.
BROOKLYN.
The dealers in milk who have been charging eight
quart during the Summer. have price
ten coma.
! Luke Sault, Deputy Sheriff has been arrested.
charged by Winter Of No 10 Raphaye with do
manOing and receiving exorbtant fees.
Ada Hyers, age six, of No. 1876 Ellcryst., died on
sunday night caused by her clothes catching Gre
| from street bonfire on saturday evening
The annual rcopenng exercise of the Tabernacle
Free College. Of which The Rev T. DoWitt Talmaee
president viii held college building
address viii be delivered by the Rev Dr. 4. Duryca
/ The Common Council Yesterday granted 10 the
Brooklyn Company the privilege Of running boats
city piers the Eastern District and from The foot
Futoust jersey city and Now York whars. payment
| OF an annual license fee OF go
Hugh Deyn, one Of the ,iirec men who. on Satur-
day morning. fell from the scaoa erected rotuuda
the Court House died yesterday has residence No 42i
Baucst Since the accioent the psaage-way under
beers has in prevent any passing und
meath.
A man in the congregation M the Appleton Mis-
sion SUNDAY evening. mott ed suake eighteen inches ~
length falling the second sior blni,ter the
low Quict, leaving his The Killed tho reptile
tine congregation Of IL presence until they
saw II the corridor a. they passed out
Mrs Fannie X. Ilolson has begun an action In the
Supreme 5.uOO damages from George
X Smith and pr Byrue. vel known physicians for