New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-26
NEM-YORK CITY.

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The new evening dresses are made in the Princesse
shape.
Satin is tho fashionable material for dress-trim-
ming. .
Sbawls must be worn in a point-not on the
square. ,:.,
Hair-line and pn-head checked silks make styiish
Spring suits.
Pie-plant appeared III market on oatuIuaS' anu 10
much cheaper than usual.
Tomatoesare GO cents quart the tramp takes
his raw without sauce or payment
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell 100000 tons Of scranton coal on
day
A new coach rival to Col. kanes, Is to run from
pelmonicos TO Fort Washington the price for the trip
being s.. .
The Madrigal BOYS and the London Maronettes
divide attention the eyess fish from the Manmoh oe
the Aquarium
The members of the Produce Exchange, at their
meeting today will determine the momentous question: u
closing the Exchange on Good Friday
Immortal oranges a small blOod-red variety from
China are they come from the Lana OF the
Mandarin the proper color would be yellow
Rubber aprons for ladies to do housework IN form
late addition to the stock of downtown rubber house
They are likely TO prove ornamental than useful
The children of the Ovet Chapel Sewing school
Of NO 90 Scoonds visited the Aquarium on saturday morn
ins and were given free view Of its many curiosties
The foreign steamers Marcia Reynolds, City of
Berlin Bolivia Mose, and Rio Grsnde carried on saturday
letters G0I reg stored letters and l03 bags Of papers
Bird thieves are at large i'll Harlem. ladys
fayoe canary was by adro thieves in her
very any artu odger rob in neate style than
this
The most fashionable bOnnets are made of silk in
fact owing popularity Of this material Tor all articles oil
costume, the stylish demosele OF the pefou may oe
said TO be lin silk attire"
Portem0nnaies composed of steel scales are the
latest currency holders II weighed in the balance the pm
money many them would doubtless prove insufficient of
sniil Spring purchases
II is suggested that spaperbox for charitable
institutions placed Broadway and Voaeys as at this
term sixth Avenue road large number OF papers
would be contributed by business men,
The Young Mems Christian Association of Harlem
have hired the National Han, at Fourth ave- and one
hundred and.twentynmts and intend hlting II up lof
library readngroom ana place of worship
Adolph .jauman wagon manufacturer AT No. 800
East Eghtyfih ST. attempted take his life on saturday by
hanging himself in waorolosot at No. lGl East Eighty
trst discovered by inmates OF the building ana
cut
Scene ia front of n Fifih-ave. manson.-Firsi
swell: "Dont 20 in, Augustus her father has become
bankrupt" Second swell; Pon honor, Chawles, all the
more should continue my suit The Old gent Ike all
bankrupts to out hail million Richer Angus
tus steps up and IN.
George StudOT of No. 221 East Forty-second-st.
called a; Headquarters yesterday and reported that
his little daughter Emma, had been missing from her
home Friday She described a. pretty little gr
light hair and gray she wore calico dress gray
mood and plaid shawl.
W. A. Roebling the Chief Engineer of the Brook
lyn Bridge announces that within few days the guide wires
OF the East River Bridge viii be lowered into position about
l4O feet high water at the middle Of the river
While uey this POSITION red flag VIII be Kept hyIs
from the "cradIe' over the uiiaile Of the river
Charles Morgan of this city has purchased ma
ioy OF the stock Of e Houston Texas Central Railroad
stiou 81
whether not receiver OF the road shold be appointed mas
been adjourned Apn IS. 1t is thought that the case Will
De dismissed when IL comes before The court again.
The assets of the Ocean National Bank will be sold
by Muller No. III Broadway, tomorrow. They con-
Prise 1000 Of good prairie farming lands in Jackson,
Johnson Massac ana williamson Countries Illinois, the Iron
dac coal and iron property West Virginia and large mum
OF call loans Judgments notes. drafts. bonds and stocks
rumOr is current al the Central Bureau of the
Fire Department that the Japaneae Government have applied
through their Consul to the Board Of Fire Commissioners
he allowed 10 enlist for term Of three years about 200 OF the
remen ibis city. They wish TO take them to YOkOOma To
the natives the Of saving life and proDcry
Thomas +. Rickard, of the lads employed
upon elevators in The Tribune building died at his
Brooklyn yesterday from pneumonia after
illness. Ale in the fifteenth Of his and
modest, diigen and pansakng youth courteous and
spectiu to all wisl whom ne brought IN contact. The
VIII be held at No All Brook
ign, morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Preparations for the carnival procession III this
city April L. are in progress and the first number Of RJ
CGrRrai Journal issued Saturday This gives
OF thus far contains appeals
citizens and business ojon heartily ia the movement
considerable space Of carnival cee
brations in the south.
Capt. James Price, the commander of an English
steamship, Saturday evening visited friend In Greenpont
and looked upon the wine 1t red. his return
the city, while walking through Twenty thrds his watch
and chain, valued $780, snached from him. Officer
McCort Of the Eighteenth Precinct arrested young
suspicion but Capt Price was able to identify him yester
day. and the prisoner discharged BY Justice Smith
There is now established night signal Of dis
res for vessels showing the coors red white and red in
cesson which has been approved of by the underwriters
Chamber OF Commerce the United States Government in
spectors Of steam vessels and the shipping interests
ally IL viii he recognized hereafter by State.
Lcsayng Service stations the coast, and also by the
United states revenue marine when and wherever
meeting of the representatives u the New-YOrk
Central and the Grand Trunk Railroad
Hotel this city settle the que
cattle their respective roads NewEn
gland disinerested Mr. Jewet receiver the
Erie Railway, called In TO assist them arriving an
equitable adjustment conere nee of the rp
resenaivcs Of the different trunk the discussion OF
freight and passenger business reported down
urday the schedule rates both classes remain
unchanged.
Egyptian Hall-a low variety theater whose dull
and indeency lately exposed TRIBSg-is
still among the attractions Of the metropolis The classic
element 10 which II its doubtless appears in the
Of the actresses which resemble CeOpaira costume
In Geromes well known picture The surfbatbing scene
which forms conspicuous feature Of the advertisement
simply exhibition Of dozen ugly scant ATTIRE
residuum Of the 80 beauties"
ay-Dill
The report has been circulated in Wa-st. for sew
eral days that Philadelphia Reading and Iron
Company had sold 900 Of which company
had hypothecated security for loans ago In
Quiry ut Brothers, iron merchants Of this
city, iron had
placed by the company in their bancs they
had, Al i'm