New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NEW YORK CITY.

suitable for sumner wear
The fashionable cOiure for warm weather Is puhs
or braids worn very high on the head.
A camp-stool is now manufactured aud s0id, the
legs OF which be used in lieu Of flute.
Fancy feathers tor Fail are among the coming
events that are casting their shadows before.
Large handkcrchefs with half-inch hens are
among the latest mportations for gentlemen.
Rag-plckcrs remove all the corn-husks from gar
bagelarrels and convert them into mattresses.
Peter Cooper has accepted the Office OF wee
President the Society for the Prevention OF Crime
The whole number of buildings on Manhattan
Island is ~, 200: dwelling houses there are G1,l16
small mantle called the visite will be popular
this Fall 1t is revival Of mantle OF the last genera
At the doorway of a barber shop in Newest is
parrot taught to say: "Wak I'M your turn
next" any one standing near the entrance
Thomas ODonnell, a lad eleven years old, who
lived Workers. and who was drowned on sun
day. was recognized the Morgue yesterday by his father
The steamer Dean Richmond, of the Peoples Line
10 Albany which recently broke her pstonrod il now being
thoroughly repared near the Thirethst North
River.
The Meteorological Observatory in Central Park is
open on weekdays inspection Of visitors and gest
repair watch the workings OF the nstru
meuts
The officers of Mr. Berghs Society are busy arrest
ing me who drive with backs. It said TO be
weather.
"Ah Sin" has proved popular hit; the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre crowded during the previous summer
seasons wth Lord Duudreary and yokes Family and tie
demand for in advance presages long rum
The sale of the ferry franchises which was TO have
taken place yesterday stopped by order Of the Spreme
coprt enoniug the Controller from making the sale Con-
troer Kelly postponed the sale for weeks when the m.
Junction will probably be removed
One of the conductors on the Third Avenue Rail-
road a civil engineer by profession laid out many OF the
streets squares in Washington, under the direction Of
Boss" shepard lie then received 80 day. Toe hard
times make him grateful for - night
Custom House inspectors Barry and Jackson. the
latter belonging to capt Brackets sa seized yesterday
case Of wue 1000 cigars and eghtyhree bottles OF GIN all
of which had been smugsed into this port The gin came
from Clifton. Staten Island where II Is supposed t was
smu glcl ashore from small scho0neFs.
The cornerstone of " The Home of st. John the
Baptist" Institution where poor children will be educated
by Of that name ad yesterday with impress
,iy ceremonies \ long procession OF Sisters cergymon,
children and members Adams Church moved from the
temporary Home sccondaye to Kutnerordp near sew
enteeuth-st., the site Of the new building
The large building known as the Manhattan Mar
ket built at treat expense at the foot Of West Thiryom
ST. North River only few years ago. having proved failure
TOR e puroses OF market the western half of the building
has been fitted mp slau-terhousc and large number
Of cattle are now daily slaughtered there.
4 Committee of the Grocers' Association will wait
upon Mayor Ely today for the purpose OF LAYING before h
complaints against several inspectors and searrs OF weights
and measures 10 alleged that these inspectors and seaefs
have fo long rrac' sci system Of eNtoruon by crs
ing heavy fees for examining scales and the gocers are dc
teTmined Co stop IT,
The Council OF the German Order Of lungari Of this
state continued it, session Gaan Hall Yesterday There
were present delegates representing lodges OF New York
Brooklyn Rochester Emra Albany, Utica Yonkers Flush
ing waterloo Ro-s Ionawande Haverstraw, Barta
via Hicksyc Hyde PARK, Wootha, en- East NewYor etc
The Order iu this is composed 81 twcntyniut
lodges with j76l members, capital o Il iG2O9 2S The
amount expended during This year for the relief Of disabled
members sSJO7 80 and in aid OF widows and orphans
sG,07337.
AS the 1880 train on the Hudson River Railroad
WAS about 10 start yesterday morning two deputy sherh
with four dirty negroes chained together entered car which
contained nubcr OF unprotected ladies' and Children at the
r time requ sting several gentiemn also present 10 give
up their seats The installed Ia their places ana
the ladies' in compelled TO ride as far as Pough
keepse without opportunity FOR change OF car All the pas
ers in this paid nrstcl'ss fare, and they
lord iu their complaints Of outrage correspondent
asks "shou the Company give public notice OF cattle
and convict trains ladies may thereby be able to choose
traye ling companions in advanceP
BROOKLYN.
Assemblyman Daniel Bradley, who elected on
an independent ticket FAN, Wednesday Eight was
member OF the slocum DeAl'crAVc "ehei" Ooh
mtee.
The "frst elevcn," of the Manhattan Cricket
Club Of Brooklyn and the Marion Club OF Philadelphia will
ry match game OF cricket tho Prospect Park grounds
this morning
Dr. job Corbin. Of No. 943 Gates-ave., who served
A. surgeon In the United during the Rebellion
has been appointed Of the Assistant sanitary Inspectors
Of the new Board Of Health
There are S26 inmates OF the Kings County Aims
house III Of the Lunatc Asylum GSl in the Hospitals
and patients in SMALLPOX Hospital The
Of maintaining these recipients Of he counys chsuty IS
about 81 cents day
Judge Barnard having affirmed the report of the
Commiss oners declaring Annie Pope otherwise known
Annie sprague daughter Of the late John Pope OF Bay Bdge
action is to be begun At once in the city Court
to annu the marriage Captain sprague and Miss
Pope.
Justice Elliott has dismissed the suit of Charity
Commissioner Raber against Casper Ilig, in which Rabcr
attempted ng from the brewery formerly owned by
him but which the hands ofthc Commissioner under
mortgage foreclosur The difficulty Is the result OF q
family quarrel.
The highest bid received by County Treasurer
Gardiner on the Kings County loan OF 100000 In anc
patton OF payable January 1873 was made boy y
y ue.s tr OF - wall ST. New-York. who offered premium
d a cents on each 800 John Graham and the Kings County
savings Bank each offered 2j cents and the Germaaia saw
incs Bank ~ cen; each sloO
Heinrich Wailen alias Max Holm. who was serv-
ING ont sentence year for burglary In the King
comfy Pcnenary taken yesterday from BROOKLYN to
Philadelphia. a requisltou from GOV Hartranft Wahlen
T. charged with the Of Hugo Holm at the Centennial
Fvbbiton last year thought to have assumed the
murdered surname in order to obtain money that be
longed to the latter
lanes Wilson, corresponding clerk Of A. T. Stew
art q Co. has filed petition in bankruptcy Ia the United
st,es Court IN brooklyn his deDts being 100000 with
as His salaty was $4,000 but he appears lived
beyond this The principal creditors are A. r. stew
ART & CO.. h. Rether & sous stephen Kidder, Dr. J. C.
Hutchinson and r. c. Bussng His house and furniture
M his wiie's name
During the month of July inst past the total loss
from the twentythree which occurred In the CITY Of
brooklyn was only 800 and nearly all Of this amount
Xla the