New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-30
NEW YORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
New note-paper is tiIleul tinted.
"Horsheid" is the name of an Essex ST.
butcher.
The newest sealskin hats are in Gainsbor-
ough shape.
Panels for doors and tables are being made
Of plate glass.
Velvet galloon is the richest trimming for
stylish dresses.
Pompons and high aigrettes are again used
for hats and bOnnets.
Round waists with belts are on the hand
soonest imported dresses
Gentlemen follow English fashions IN dress
as faithfully as ladies' do the French styles.
Humorous readings will be given this even
inc at Chickerng Hall by Josh Billings"
There were ten deaths yesterday in the pub
lie institutions, six OF which among insane pa
tents.
Kid gloves are cheaper than at any time
since the war. Is this because mtts are coming into
vOgucl
Light cashmeres in evening colors are com
bne with ros grain silks of the shade for evening
dresses.
II is the custom now to buy two wedding
rings instead Of one The groom wears one now, as wen
the bride
The latest thing in culinary styles is the SIX
button pancake with embroidery of red currant Jelly
on the back.
Central Park has not been disiigured with
telegraph poles until recently, when they erected
on the transverse roads
The Tombs contains $50 criminals awaiting
trial Forty-nne imprisoned for grand larceny ana
thirty weight for burglary
The fav0rite shades for gentlcmen's gloves
are fawn and leather coors and late imported gloves
have the back embroidered leaves in darker coors
The eleventh annual exhibition of the Amer
lean Water Color Society will be opened at the Academy
of Design, February f. 1873, and Will continue until
March 1.
Nature did not speak in "variOus language"
Yesterday even to him who held communion with her
outotdoors; she simply wept from misty morn to
sloppy eve
The new Partisan Winter bOnnets are made
OF soft undressed leather and chamOs skin. These come
IN all shades. and trimmed with the same material
as velvet bOnnets
basket of artificial flowers in the show
window Of The Parsian Flower Company. on Four
teenth-st, is true to nature that the majority Of
passers-by believe the flowers to be real
The usual cheerful items are now in order
about the old brogans, tenpeuuy nails, hsh-hooks etc.
found the inner receses OF the domestic fowls that
furnished forth the Thanksgiving banquet
Foreign musicians abound in this city, and
the demand for them small that large number are
compelled 10 exceed their natural abstemlousnes, and
approach the fabied diet OF the chameleon.
An enterprising shoemaker has novel adj
vcgtisement i'm Uuiyersity-pace cObbler made
~ board so sensitive the Of the that
every Jolt sends his and jaws nto extraordinary
activity
The body of the man found floating off the |
Battery with the head crushed in by sharp nsru
ment las been buried without Identification The post
morem examination revealed the fact that foul play
had been rt sorted 10.
w. \. Bates, general passenger agent in this |
city Of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad, has received
dispatch from L. " Cole general freight agent stating
that all passeu ger trains the road, interrupted by the
floods, have been resumed
The mania among fashionable ladies for
decorating pottery stronger every day Several
new hand-books the subject have appeared and this
ceramic craze Threatens To- suppan dress 80 the ABSORB
ing theme OF fem nine conversation.
A tiny breakfast castor shown at the Mer-
den Companyss the shape Of gate, tie posts form
u The mustard and pepper holders while the salt is
held by a tiny tub meek faced lamb on one side OF
the gate eyes wistfully the salttub on the other
The performances ut the Academy of Music, |
Yesterday afternoon and evening for the benefit OF ST.
CeCa's Roman Catholic Church. We're very successful
ON both the body OF the house and the galleries
were well hed and the frequent applause OF the audi
pnca testified their satisfaction. large sum OF /
money has obtained Tor tine church by these repre-
seUtuiOus.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Jacob |
NJ Blum Of No POI Chapcll-st.. New Haven, charged |
dominique Batea a miner with having stolen from his
York el6O ID notes, and gold watch and chain valued
AZ $40 The accused man was caught III tho act. Ban
was required In $1,000
BROOKLYN.