New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
NEW YORK CITY.


muslin togue shap and trimmed with india ribbons
Maiden Lane between Broadway and Nassau
st. il beng repaved with Belgian blocks.
The authorities have rejected resolution provl-
ding placing OF four street signs on corner lamp posts
Lovers of music are now tortured by the strains
of hand.organs. with bag pipe attachments.
A Fulton-st., saloOn-keeper announces mo Gre
nation here beer reduced to four cents a glass
Counterfeit two dollar bills on the Farmers Bank
OF Oswego have recently appeared in the city,
A large ice-cooler shaped like a hat Is used in a
hat store on Fuonst
An appeal has been made to the Scottish residents
of York. by citizens Of Dumfrey Scotland for contrbu
tons to a monument to Burns in that city.
Mrs Fowler, the veteran fruit vender of the Wash
ington Country Market occupied the stall for thirty
eight years.
block of eight stores sixth-ave. contains four
saloons grocery and two restaurants So much
sack TO so little bread
A new public primary school-house is building in
Fifty eghh,t Tenth II will be ready for occupan
cy when the rail- term opens in September
Ice is cheaper this season than it has been for
many years and what still cheering the dealers
ray that probability that the price will rise as the
summer advances
Edward Mcdonald of Fort Lee denies that
nc was one Of those persons who July nsgated the
brutal upon Mrs. Parrish reported in Mondays
TRIBUNE.
typographical error in n recent issue of THE
TRIBUNE caused statement that the new railroad
from Freehold NewJersey, TO Keypor was l43 miles long
Tie real length of the road IS l44 miles.
She was very particular. and when the dealer in
formed that all his ice gathered winter before last
wouldns him her order She SAID he couldn't palm
of his stale ice on her.
III yer goin to smoke on this car. yerll have to
get it, remarked Jealous conductor yesterday
Les see yer put off, the ready reply the smoker
jumped from the car, and assumed begeIent attitude
The Park Commissioners have decided to take no
further action regard to the military at Sher
The that neighborhood strongly OBJ
Ject to it.
A dispatch by cable received at the Produce En-
change Dublin yesterday that large numbers
Colorado found the docks along the river
Lifey.
The Chairman Of the Independent Republican Ex-
ecuiiye Committee that the Independ Mt Repub lean
party has no connection with the organization which holds
meetings Hall under the Craftsmanship OF tie Hon.
Thomas f. Stewart.
line Fire MarshaIs report for the quarter ending
June 80 376 fires and loss Of 229
Ss ug the quarter The total insurance was $5I6997
Tic report for month OF showed that during tie
month there I22 fires involving loss of $53,s47
Deputy Coroner Cushman investigated yesterday
Alice McCaDe infant, who smpheed N bed
it was believed by intoxicated parents He became
death caused by conyuons Both parents
Tombs charges Of drunkenness and neglect
Of their children.
At a meeting of the Directors of the German
BROADWAY, q
received showing that since January O55
German immigrants nded Castle Garden, falling OF
Of i6 compared with the corresponding period OF last year
About fourths Of the number came from Prussia
The tug boat Arctic was run into Yesterday after
noon of Grandst ferry ferIyboat Warren which
the ugboat up fore and aft exposing the boilers
ami machinery. injured The pilot OF The Warren
saws that he saw the slip he signaed for
her go ahead bu she sheared of under the eryboas
guards the ebb tide and arey escaped being sunk
A man and woman quarleed in front of No. 20
Baxters yesterday morning, ami In the light that ensued
the man struck upon head with his knock
ing down The then hei The woman was taken 10
ChamberSt HOSPITAL ia an unconscious condition The
police therefore, unable TO learn the name Of either the
OF the man.
Alderman Morris had long interview with Mayor
Ely yesterday relation medical attendance upon the
poor this city He asked the Mayor to convene the Board
and ApI orionmen and to recommend an appo
praton for this purpose to be placed at the disposal
Board OF Health The Mayor promised to lay the mat
ter before the Board.
The Germans of the East Side are elated at the
promise unimte supplies Of cheap beer next week
Brewers Congress-" which brewers in this vicinity wi
send their beer viii for three days beginning on Monday
small admission fee will entte each visitor TO number of
tickets each good glass Of beer When these used
up every person who by OF them has Stacked his thirst
designate By ballot that brewing which seems to him the
best receiving the largest number OF ballots VII
be- awarded the Congress pr.ze"
Helena Miller VINO wa, arrested at No. 1913 Canal
ST. on night in Capt FOeys descent upon several
houses precinct, which alleged to be dis rder
was enormously reported THE TB NE Of yesterday TO have
died AT the Chambers Hospital She at Bellevue Hospital
and alive although critical condition Charles Muller
states that he the Mrs Muller that she has not
been living life of shame and that his house rot house Of
police stated and has not been kept IN disor
dey All the statements made about the case in THE
TRIBUNE obtained the police and the officers Of
the Tenth positively that Null house las
dordery At the Police Court Muller was held In bail
As the Rockaway steamer Twilight, filled with
passengers passing down the East River Yesterday she
struck loaded with brick, and cut large hole in
her amidsps The schooner owed dock TO prevent
sinking The Twilight had her sternpost started of
inches and discovered after leaving JEWELS
she took additional number Of passengers that
she leaking badly She Immediately returned TO her
wharf, transferred her TO the Steamboat
Columbia and then went on the dydock The Tw1lghVs
headway checked when found at the schooner
running her bows the schooner would have
The GOODNESS Of the officers of the Twilight
prevented panic among TIE passengers
BROOKLYN.
The annual regatta of the Arlington Rowing Asso-
citation takes place to-day at Greenpoint
DIR. John f. Richardson, son of ex-Alderman
Richardson has been appointed second assistant surgeon at
the city hospital
The oohyn police have received orders TO arrest
all boys riding velocpedes the sidewalks after
warning them TO desist
The Board of City Works has been greatly an
noyed by Aldermen and other politicians who have recently
rooms making impossible To transact business
expeduousy The Board therefore yesterday passed reso
luton excluding their meetings all persons except report
els and attending relation to the business OF the day
Mary Gowan, age g. on July l, stumbled and fell
under the wheels town at Fifth aud North
Fourth sts instantly killed The coroners jury ON
Tuesday evening their verdict OF accidental DEATH
Grated the driver of the car from all blame.
The supervisors Salaries Committee held an exec
utive Tuesday evening and the question of
uetons was IL is stated that the