New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
NEW YORK CITY.
ire popular again.

|
Col Delaney Kane's coach starts to-day on its new
route between Yonkes and this city, The fare each way S
Marshal Hart of the Mayors office, has received
$50, 75p for dog licenses
| Florida grapes which cost 81 pound in Broadway
fruit stores sell tor 30 pound Washington Market
An apple woman at Pier 27, North River, claims to
| be 9G years old
The attendance at most of the churches yesterday
| very small
Black silk dresses are made up in Breton styles.
| Good black silk is sold as low 81 25 yard.
| There were 1877 arrests, G73 births, and 13l
| marriages last week in this city.
Lace vests are fashionable novelty for brighten
| ing dark silks
The newest skirts from Worth are plated all
| around.
There was a large number of Navy and Marine
enstments last week.
Teift Griswod & Co., have received contributions
for the Mt Carmel sufferers amount OF $4,000.
| An undertaken has hung in his shop window tue
| sign, at is pleasure to show goods"
spare the rod and spoil the house" is the motto
| OF lightning rod agent
There are more than 100 rural resorts which
be by the different steamboat lines from the city
| The Asor Library will be closed from July %
until September g. during which time each Of the 100000
volumes will DE busted
The Rev w ~ Ritchie. the pastor of the
l27hst United Presbyterian Church. preached his opening
Tie building of the Manhattan Gas Works Is
entirely with woodbne and looks like structure OF
| leaves.
| Peaches are expected 10 arrive from Delaware IN
considerable quantity during the latter part Of this week and
| prices will then he much lower than at present
Among the teachers in the New York Public
schools are fourteen Israelites and
| women
The European steamers on Saturday took out 5000
quarters beet 10 live sheep and 4j7OO boxes OF
| cheese.
More than 5000 packages of choice Orange County
butter slipped Europe by steamer saturday, the
| California taking 100 packages
| number of men are actively at work on the Riy
Drive and tcre seems TO be no possibility OF another
striae The rDe ceivo one dollar a oay each
The latest and most fashionable article Of head
ladies helmet hat of japanese straw, ornamentcd
with flowing band Of White Lace
The programme for the reception Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Association Hall this evening.
instrumental music and readings by Mis-
Frances Adele Broas
Park-row restaurant exhibited near its doorway,
on SATURDAY, plainuye looking lamb which bore the sign
and juicy. To be eaten Monday; Call and taste
me roasted"
The Bay Ridge Ferry Company purchased at
Saturday the franchise OF the ferry from
Whitehall st. Bay Ridge L. per the gross
receipts ON this side.
| "Eosin" is the name given to a new coloring
matter recently introduced INTO II Is named
o-in Of beautiful color from Es the red Of
| the dawn.
ne Ou IOSI-OIllcc DullNlllg mas Dttu Di'iiN
by Of souyenrs and relics The massive pillars hewn by
early Manhattan forests been nearly
| cut away IA som places.
The lodges OF Orangcmen in this city and Brooklyn
will celebrate the anniversary Of the Battle OF the Bone
July u, by picnic Dudcy's Grove. Two barges will
leave Brooklyn early morning, stopping Twenty
| fourlhst and Manhattanyille.
The American Mining and Stock Exchange
saturday amended the constitution. and authorized the
Managers effect union with the NewYork Mn
i'm Sfp.k \ Of
| will DE held Wednesday.
| Gov. John c. Robinson has assumed command Of
Grand Army Of the Republic Of the United states and
has established headquarters III Broadway,
Trinity building James l. Farley OF this city has been ap
pointed his AdiutantGenera-
| A Jewish free school, established by num-
residents Of the East Side opened Third
Forethst under the auspices OF Hebrew German
yesterday morning. The institute VIII be
dreeonoi Rabbi Moutz Cohen, and will provide for about
sixty pupils.
A small steam boiler, operating a cOflce-ml in
the Manhattan Tea store at Thriav and Twenty third
Siturdav evening exploded shatteunG the large plate
glass window. causing among glass
exhibited il the show-aindow. person
injured.
Victor Troutman, German, about 46 years old,
died suddenly Saturday. at No. 249 Wlliamst. lie
long i'll with consumption. and had been very needy
KIND friends, however that he did suffer- ne
died with him. report circulated that
committed suicide There to be truth the
Under the auspices of the General Tailors' Union
operative taors employed by the clothing
met at Germania Hail. Saturday night They
complain thai by hard Labor in which they require
the .ance OF their children they
more Although their object
is to increase the price labor they concluded
resort to a strike.
Storekeepers and street railway conductors in
many cases accept silver with holes them
their ul value insist deducng One-hh for the loss
OF silver that there several rms notably
Chatham st. that a regular OF punching holes
in coins all denominations They collect the agm nts Of
silver melting them together sell the lump bullion.
The annual election of directors Of the Gilbert
Elevated Railway Company held Saturday at No. II
Broadway old board reelected, with william Eos
tei IT, President; Charles H. Clayton secretary; and r. II
Gilbert Engineer Of Appeals
rapid question pending before it, IS looked for
about July 10.
property of the chloride cobalt has been turned
to account IN tasteful and ingenious way. Artificial
coored with composition into which the chloride enters,
and when atmosphere dry deep
blue when the aud the day dull they become
purple Thus Of these flowers forms oleraby service
able weather indicator.
The body Of Louis Krone, unmarried German,
age found the floor his Noe
III Chryste saturday afternoon, lying in pool Of
blood that through his nosrs and mouth He had
been lodgings only week and had complained OF feeling
H. Friday SAID be should the hospital Monday.
Tbs thought at first Ia be Of suicide but 1t is
| believed that Krone died in ht.
The service at the Rev. DR.. Tyngs Gospel Tent
on Thirty fourth st. usual largely attended
ming The MI Bonham preached the sermon, and the
middle IT, requested all the Christians present testify
he hal beeu s,ying by rising. About two
thirds the audience large number remained to tho
| prayer and inquiry meeting
| William Miller, charged with being an accOmpicc
In the theft Of Mrs Fogarys jewery held Saturday