New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
NEW-YORK CITY.


Bureau trunks, containing three drawers, are the
latest novelty
Nuttng-parties to Staten Island and suburban
places great favor with small bows.
Among the passengers by the steamer Indiana,
Glasgow Yesterday, the Rev. H. s. Macarthur Oh
the Calvary Baptist Church
| Dodds skin hand coach Atlantic, race days,
will leave the Brunswick at ~ m, precisely leaving
Jerome Park Immediately after the racing
Fifty-three canal-boats massed together and
lighted With many lamps passed the Battery last
night looking as though slice Of tho city had slipped us
mOorDgs.
The steamship Victoria, from Glasgow, yesterday,
brought 81 immigrants this port the state OF Indiana also
Glasgow, the Algeria from Liverpool O4 and the
Amerique from Hayre, 1Ol
The Medico-Legal Society last evening elected
George H. Yeaman Presidents c. S. WOOD First VcePres
dent D. = Riddle Second Vice Presidents a. W. Wells Sec
retary Thos Bahan. Treasurer Reports on school
hygiene and dis Of the eye, were read
The regular term of the Bellevue Medical College
opened night with 800 students registered as mem
bers Of the incoming introductory dress de
livered by Professor william suiec Of medca
reform. The han crowded during the exercises
A Broadway jeweller displays bracelet of very
queer design It dead gold with massive clasp
decorated with Agree work Touch a spring in the clasp
invisible ic box PLAYS German lovesong The
weare of this old who rode to Banoury Cross
will have music wherever she goes
Mrs Mary Scott. of No. 6i6 Third-ave., in her
efforts to counterfeit exertcd her husband
by Charles Mayer head with bottle In the
Fyseventh Yesterday she proved to the
Justice that she mad proyocaton enough to Smash round
dozen Of bottles on the often ler's pate.
The directors If the German Emigrant Society at
their meet yesterday the first Of January
H. $50 had been landed u Castle Garieo
falling Of 1881 compared with the corresponding period
of last year During past month 1908 German mmi-
Castle Garden including l3i4 from Prussia
Dr. Alexander b. Vi ,tt has received, from the Of
Society appeal or aid in obtaining lint and other
supplies for the wounded in the Russo Turkish war; The 70
ciey-smar nany respects the sanitary Commission
in the Rebelon-afords al 10 both ades alike Gifts may be
Dr. A. b. Mott No 90 Madison ave, who viii furnish
all a. sired inform iti0n
The Young Mems Christian Association of this
city today its programme for the Autumn and
viii be opened In French, Spanish German,
music booAkoeping penmanshp and phonosrphy The As
a gynuasm for physical cntlre with classes
OF instruction Receptions given month, and also
various popular subjects ~ interest
library containing nearly 10000 volumes, read igroom
papers all parts Of tho country AMI the leading mag
azne aud literary society, the other attractions
4 new scheme of fraud was sent into the Central
Office yesterday Hornesvile " Y. The main instru
circular pnrporng be sent ont b. Bradley Co..
bankers and brokers, az No 40 Bofst and explaining
plan op rating IL that dollar
or more forwarded t. Brpey & Co 10 be invested in
stocks with by Ope from other parts OF the coun
try profits Of which would he Immediately forwarded 10
Investor nall fee to the AGENTS list Of binks
published regal correspondents OF Bradley CO. where
deposits may made advised TO send
al sums ess than 800 directly No 40 oldst orc Of
First National Of Hornelsvle. whose OH
any knowledge business and declare that i
a swndmg scheme
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Charles r. Baker, Rector of the Church
OF the essilh who with his family Europe dur
Ing the past months arrived in the Algeria yesterday.
Dr. Corkie the official chemist Of the Health
Board making careful analysis the milk sold by dealers
in parts city. will report suits week
10 he Sanitary superintendent ami they viii be made the
ground prosecutions OF mdesors found viot
ing the law.
Mary Mcclure, young woman living IN Coolest,
on Tues lay called Of Samuel Donnel,
auanance 42 Jayst and asked be allowed 10 take
ms boy tor Neither the the boy has
been SEEM has proved futile The lost
child three years old hadght hair and dressed in
light clothes.
President S0cum, of the Board of City Works.
upon OF inspection o. the ponds
which supply the city with At the
present consumption the supply in tho Hampstead
Reservoir about fourteen days. Then
the city depend ow which Is only shout
oneIa the amount present No fear Of
water famine. however, ia felt by the authorities.
"Where did you get that :" an officer on Tuesday
night old whom he found staggering along Ful
tOn-st weight OF large rockiugchair The
ed the chair the walk sat down cOmposdly IN
it, answered aconicay stole It," Yesterday the Thief
gave his Patrick Murphy, of No - Muberryst
NeYork the pententary for three months for
stealing the chair from Lang & Mans furniture store.