New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

first stick Of fans.
Tufts of marabout feathers fasten the fronts of
handsome dresses.
The receipts OF the American Bible Society for
Juue 4ss and GO348 copies Of the Scriptures we're
issued.
Mr.JJ. Astor is the only person to whom book
fro m the Astor Library has been loaned over night
Bcautifll pampas grass from Southern California
was vended about the streets yesterday
The ladies of the Flower Mission distributed ooo
boouets in the different hospitals this week.
new attachment for bangles is a golden boot ana
silver spur, studded with rose d amonds
Palm leaf fans are popular with summer church
goers as they hide very eecuay the most elastic yawn
Hayes and Wheeler arc the names OF two con-
ductors the Third.av Railroad
A flower store on Broadway displays in its window
an immense American flag made from the choicest artificial
flo" eis 80
4 reduction has been made in the wages Of the
conposors employed upon The Sads ZGunJ The employees
have accepted the lower rates.
The Mercantile Library Association has $4,000
set aside as building. The managers are look
ing for a Twenty third and Thirty ourhsL
Every night go0d-sized eel is placed IN an aqua
rum filed with goldfish Washington Market All that Is
left OF the following morning his bare backbone
A fashion reporter declares that he has visited
several clothes lines but nothing exciting in the
way styles.
Grape Maretz evening dresses are in great favor
for the seaside a. cy are by the salt air but
they very expensive costumes.
fruit firm in Burllng Slip Yesterday received
of pine apples The prices range from to
cents each.
The burial services af Mrs. Ellen Louisa Hcaley,
daughter Il Connuly, held yesterday at
tie Church OF the Paulst est sxieeuthst
Bonncts made entirely of forget me-nots and
trimmed ruby colored velvet strings. are stylish and
popular.
cry recently was an This reserved FOR
e,s when cheese box, covered with icing
revealed.
Several of the cross streets in Harlem are being
bult o few yards into the Last III r. in order 10
straeIen the shore and thus afford better facilities FOR
navigation
Plank platforms are being placed temporarily
upon fobrce Of the great East River structure for
the usr Of the adjusting the wires posing the
cables.
All depar ments Of the work carried on AT No. 1874,
Bowerv bv the City Mission. Christian
Association upcnd.d Monday July 9th for
which vii be completed in about two weeks
Joseph Maslin the reformed Temperance preacher.
who connected with the Gospel Tent at Tryf fourth~
will d liver Temperance lecture Tomorrow evening at
Lincoln Hall, West Twenty seventtst
The experiment of using steam the Thrd-ay.
horse rail il expected be made next Thursday Tho
m.,,r viii only be between depot and
l;Otlst
4 canvass Of 60 lounrers on the City Hall Park
bcnc IS Yesterday ~ Of cml oyment
dd any work. IL crpIles and two could not
speak English.
The Harlem boats had their flags at half-ruast
Yesterday as token Of respect Frank Wcseryet
po,c6 on e Sylvan Dell who drowned at the l30hst
dock Thursday night IN attempting tojumP from the boat 10
The shore.
Mrs Anre Rode in her viii, which yesterday
admitted PROBATE other bequcs lcav,s stc0o to
interest u which The relief Il poor oir
in BrosIyu. entrusted To the Hebrew Bero,o
lent Society OF the Eas, ,eru District
lie steamer Empire state viii make an cXcursio"
tomorrow. Irs rd Vst Point leaving Jencls'
wharf, Urooklvn, $50. per No. g Mort River 1t
945 West loths at 10 and West 2odst ct iol5. giving
passengers delightful sail the IIudson the
city before dark.
The members of the Board Of Health, especially
Dr. Crane the President, busy examining the estsb
I-hmeuts in The city which olcrs
TIE oil rcGneries and rendering factories on Newown
Crc,k receiving marked oaton il expected rit
measures will the Boards meeting look
Ing abolition Of these nuisances.
Two Ii.t'e girls. named Ros' Smith AMI Msryaret
scow, dancing YESTERDAY after. Don the roof
of their home, 40. 3iJ Maisonay. The h.,ld
i.g IL stories hei, with frt roof Ry
srmo accident the girls lost their FOOTING ard fcl
into the yard below Rose Smith instantly killed by the
while her companion ped with few slight bruises
The second PRESBYTERIAN Church, Clnton-st..
Crosbys. T. being altered and repaired The old
chapel the main eihce on leased ground and be
abandoned The large organ place at
eud Of the gallery TIE vacant in the gall ry will
be converted raror class
rooms to be placed under TIE OLD froa gallery.
The Seventh Regiment Ria" Cigb WIll compete in
IN match at Crecdmoor "sharps special military
milo prize" The programme OF te National e Associate
fcr July pr for competitions t. select American
team 1871 winch will be h.d respectively July L. TO-
2 % and 81 and August l. and :. The entries compe
tion by letter Secretary Assoc alton
G. =. schctmcrofn, aud viii 10 = July II
John j. Martin has sued hi. wif,. Kate =. Mari m
divorce, charging her with adultery She alnony
sci fee to defend the She says thar husband
obliged marry her deceived crwards he
treated brutay until he drove from hs house and
mpeed to service support and her child
utterly her husbands charges orscn
thnss c1ae for aimonv IL the husband is able pay
orders "a reference 10 aicerialn that fact.
TIE Board of Police at their meeting Yesterday
made the following Sergeant Joseph Douglass from
the 24h the 29 Precinct; Roundsman Patrick McNalv
the 21s; Fawcot 2ls TO First
District Court John Campbell LIT 10 4th; Patroman
jefferson 3Oth; william T. Clark 29lh to lIth John
Kelley IA to Goth; Thomas -Phean 10Th lGh Michael
od l4th 10Th; George Broderck, 10Th 18th Frank
CaGdel 10Th First Inspection District Thomts Farrell
2l To 14ih: Daniel Qugey TO 2lh bartholomew Muane
l1th lOth FLOYD GIL l0th = I'm, George Mayforth
Ith to I'm; and Patrick Kelly. l7th Precinct
Kouudanan James oates Steamboat Squad
was transferred patsf duty in the 18th Precinct
BROOKLYN
Judge Barnard yesterday granted an Injunction
the continuance OF and fat
establishment o. Henry Krebs, Jacksonav. Long Isaud
city The complaint made by Elizabeth Jones of Ran.
seI ST. and Secondary.
The Rev. Dr. Read, James Morton, and Oliver
the witnesses yesterday against Henry Auman
saloon keeper OF No 1863 Broadway, for a violation OF h,
excise law July l. The Police Commissioners reserved
their Jury has already
found indictments against Auman.
Judge Gilbert, on application, issued an order for
Deputy County Treasurer show why should
not bee punished Contempt refusing obey the order of