New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
NEW YORK CITY.

DamaSsee cambrIcs, initiating inc hSuI'u SiihS ~
long popular are the novelty tor summer
The veterans of 1912 dine at the Sturteyant House
at O'Clock on Independence Day.
Letter paper with japanese figures and designs III
several colors are shown by the best statoners
New chair tides in medieval lace braids in ehec-
tive patterns, are knitted by la!ies for pastime
Designs for fashionable rings are in the form
Of hearts crosses and flowers studded with Jewels
The newest envelope for fashionable people opens
like book and requires seal as big as hens
The Russian stations lately imported and now at
Fleetwood Park will exhibited July 7th with Their
drivers and rappings.
Collections taken up yesterday in the Baptist
raising $1,000 to pay of the Indebtedness OF
The American Baptist Union.
Nothing seems To please q fly so much as to
be mistaken whortlebery, and It can be baked IN
palmed OF the unwlrv curan 1t dies happy
A number of boys began their nre-cracker practice
YESTERDAY in be in good working condition FOR the
FOURTH They artaiy maniest an abnormal capacity Tor
noise.
Twenty of the best marksmen in Berdan's old Corps
Of sarpshootes with Ketch, the Texan rheman at
the the Danube, engaged at long range III
Sc ding Turks o the SIussulnan heaven
TIE decision of the committee in the case OF the
Rev Mr. Mccarthy reserved unit some further evidence
has been considered aud will probably not be made pnDc Dc
fore August lst
Alta florists on Sixthavenue is a large crab1ppe
STEM VIII ch Is growing the apple branch Is over TWO
yeaIs old ~ il has already bloomed twice
4 perfume manuf .cturcr of this city annually
o Geo mounds Of rose leaves pounds Of Jasmine flow.
er 10000 pounds Of yios 5000 pounds OF tubeose and
ether perfume.ad, n flowers in Ike proportion.
Twenty nquests costing the county IN COroners
ices about 1900 held saturday Aud It sn't a
particularly goolday orinIue either Last weeks record
Arrests 1857 deaths so; births ~, and marriages. ~
A retail dealer in this city offers to deliver
90 ftr,.t 1eie
aud $3.50 for al These are the lowest prices at
which good offered at retail m Ncw-York
The steamship ARch ofia Of tire Anchor Line, on
saturday, 527O packages OF butter in her rergea
tors being the largest spnent OK this article ever made to
Great Britain from this c,untry In one vessel
Here is fact that will rejoice the hearts of trav-
eers who have been swndied 10y NewYork hackmcn The
Mayor Marsh ordered arrest Of all hacku N falling
licenses TO display their cards OF prices IN
Text for the Temperance agltdtorS: a peer oottic
Eighth saloon, aud cut to the sole through
bar keepers going about Yesterday among he
Temperance societies, demanding employment as an awful
exdnlle
The new route to Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard
ana Nantucket by Fan River now open Tue steam
Bristol and Providence passengers each DAY at p
No. swing The opportunity spend whole day at those
places and retain the next morning at ESQ.
An attractive feature of a SXth-avenue jew
cry store is an fashioned argeszcd black glass porter
lotrie coated over parts which red a.
ood there prot udcs sefin weed OF small
lie .els found in the coral II has evidently
been Twenty Thousand League, under the sea.
Mary l.. Levy, - girl OF sixteen, left her home at
Madison venue 97s Friday morning. Since then no
trace been found Is feared that unrcQuied
affection Of neshbo las led her suicide She
note her mother with directions for her
burial
The new nail wagons of the Post-OGicc Depart
appeared procession Saturday. There four
oirhorse fourteen twohorse ana twcnythree oneoIse
WAGONS dey the National coat oi arms
and works. Mail" The drivers wore blue
Uniform with gilt blous aud White TIe mail VIII be
transported in covered wagons under lock
and key.
The German Worbingmen'S Union offers a reward
Of 500 for the apprehension and conviction of the parties
who caused Charles Edward DieIcks the first
Vice President ORGANIZATION. Dircks as reported at
tlme found night ABOUT week ago nscnsibe Ia
the Tenth Precinct and after remaining in the station house
mig died fracture Of the skull, which II is sup
| posed caused by hul play.
The services at the Sea Cliff Camp Meeting were
interrupted for few nents on saturday by tn news thai
Fenton, only brother of Mrs Van COR, dying
at Ccntrcporl L. seemed deeply moved and
prayed exhore with unusual cryor she remained on
the grounds however until OF tie afternoon
Wees a carriage Centrepor Gig tcen miles
distant To-day has been set apart TOT Temperance jubilee
several mnent speakers are announce.
The seeker after new sens ttlOns, and
pecally the stranger In city well pay visit
ami other East side oroughiares saturday
night Here he viii lind the elias buying. from their
,canty earnings household necesares for the coming
week trnket Tor the children. Grand.
street Bowery East River is vast bazaar
through seemingly less crowd aud fro.
They mainly aud lo4uacty ana taste Tor lager
their distinguishing features
Summer fruits are abundant in the market now and
most kinds Of the poorest Fine oranges
selling IT twenty saturday afternoon; lem
ons at twenty twenty-five cents: tine strawberries
fifteen cents, mddIng rash twelve
cents and cranberdes four quart Watene
also IN the sold readily OF tue
high price, seyentydve and dollar piece Large
pneappes pcddled thirty piece ana choice
| Dannanas forty cents and fifty cents a dozen.
BROOKLYN.
One of the latest Paris novelties is the "Pierrette
Scarf" 10 DO worn collar OF the name, which
deep l falling behind from shoulder to shoulder
| James Hudson, seaman ON the Loyal Sam,
| Jumped overheard 2s and drowned lie 20
yea native OF taflln, wales
| Commission appointed by JUDGE Gilbert has
found Henry Hawkes. III Pacihc wealthy
chant insane, application viii be made Immediately
| for a committee Of his person ami estate.
| Several prominent dry goods firms in the city have
agreed close their Saturdays during the
propreors the large give this hall holiday their
| clerks.
| j. c. f.. Heinrich civil engineer Of East New