New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY.
The most fashionable Summer silks VIII DC Ill
small checks OF black aud white
Garlands or ropes of flowers for ladies' evening
dresses are placed very low on the dress skirt
An uptown shop displays the sign, " Block, the
Halter" which suggests hoist with his own petard'
The Five Points House of Industry received during
pas month s250 in cash and liberal supply Vi 'oou anu
clothing 49,,
Chinese vender Of cigars in the B0wery places
his stand nightly Of an awning MAKER ana
is popularity or, dited with the name OF Aw Ming.
Advantage has been taken of the bue-glass mania
by perpatoc GLACIERS who carry around specimens o p
this healthy color hoping to proht ny 'he vi
customers. ~ !.
The semi-annual exhibition of the Senior Class OF
Columbia College will take place next Friday evening "
the Academy Muse The exercises Will CONSIST Oh orao
from number of the undergraduates
Pouring oil ON the troubled waters The schooner
w l. Burroughs from New. York arrived at Liverpool on
jan 49, and reports having thrown overheard between 'o'
and 400 barrels Of petroleum during the severe weather oil
Jan. ID and IS. -.
The aunle-women complain of a falling off in trade
since the Of their number revealed fa oaR
account One OF them now appeals 10 pohc Sy"p"y W
tbis card any savings was interested In an
insurance company"
MANY southern windows of uptown houses look
ike large since the Juror about the pue
glass cuc has set in Dealers stained glass are amazed al
the sudden demand for blue, and veteran gaLer
remarked that all Of folks reading the newspapers
The frigate Delaware which sunk at the cob dock
at the Navy Yard nearly two weeks ago was pureaseo W
Nathaniel Mckay Of Boston last Saturday lie yesterday
made contract with the Coast Wreekng COMPANY 10 pump
t and raise the vessel expected that she will be hoated
tomorrow. -
Since the Injunction restraining the New-1orK
Elevated Railroad Company from building across the Battery
Park was dissolved 20 uprghs have been placed III posi-
ton. material for lis completion Is already manu'
tured and the officers say that the Work VIII NC Pus" "
ward with vigor.
The partial failure in the potato crop last season
has induced importation Of potatoes from foreign countries
Several barrels of French potatoes have arcay ar
ryed at this port The duty Is 10 cents barrel IN gold O
the high price "a barrel for which they are SOFA aoaS
a handsome profit for the importers
A man Yesterday went TO Lord Taylors store
and purchased $50 worth Of goods which he ordered sen 10
the Metropolitan Hotel The man met the messenger al the
foot Of the elevator hotel and told TIE boy to wait Re"
aiuutes He went up the elevator bat IA he dd not IT,
turo the boy saw he mad swnde aud reported the
dnsaction at the store.
The body of John O'MahOny lay in the armory OF
the G9 Regiment the Essex Market throughout yester
cav during the day it was seen by from sOoo 10 ooo
PERSONS among whom many ladies' meeting was aso
held 10 cope the for the funeral which will
take place today with the programme printed
i'll THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
SUPERINTENDENT Waillng received letter yesfer-
nav morning from the Of the Rev. Dr. Chaplin complain
ing that all poster been visiting number OF her lady
friends with scissors sell which 10 be worthless am
using and those Of several OF the usteesoi e
Chaplin references. The man generally represents
himself as a Polish coming from the Chaplin Home
Among the officers and crew saved from the steam
ship reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE as having
sunk in COLLISION the ship George MansOn were capt
Williamson chief mate Matthew Sweeny, quarermastcr
and of the engineers crew. Adolph WinH aquaier
MASTER Of the lost They all taken to Bombay
and the captain expresses his thanks for the Khess WHICH
he and his crew received On the snip
CHRISTOPHER Mccarthy, aged ID, residing with his
No. l2S Baxterst was brought TO the Mulberry
Snee yesterday afternoon frenzed with drink
Ills mother complainant and charged linn with at
tempting stab his sister ghl of To- with pocket
knife On beng arragned the prisoner turned upon his sister
ana attempted kick her He placed In CELL where he
endeavorcd his brains against the door lie was so
violent that Sergeant Dalgcn removed him TO another cell
and placed guard him This is the second time NC
Cary has while under the influence of liquor
Thomas Condi of No. $50 West Fifteenth-st called
Capt Copeland at the Central ONCE yesterday morning
and his brother Theodore b. COnd had left home
336 West Eleventh ST. about yesterday and was
supposed be The missing man described as being
years age feet inches in hight slender Of fair com
pcaon with gray eyes dark brown curly hair and light mus
tace he wore green black soft felt hat blue
trousers and black comforter around his
neck friends that he may have committed suicide
The trustees Of the Riot Relief Fund will meet the
the Office of the latter to-day at noon
Tor purpose Of presenting testimonial aud medal 10
Of the Twenty ninth Precinct, who shot
while arresng the burglar Farrell They will also present
to Roursnan Byrnes OF the Eighth Precinct handsomely
engrossed memorial of the Di woman and child from
burning building In BrOome ST. and commemorative gifts 10
Officers Wall and Murphy Of the Eighth Precinct for the
rescue eight people during the fire at the Fosay House. at
Charlton and Weststs
BROOKLYN.
Samuel J. Stokey, cOlcled, age 30, has been miss
ing Saturday morning from his home at No. 252 south
Fifth st.
Michael Drum, a skillful burglar who has eluded
the vigilance oil Grecnpont police for long time,
arrested yesterday by RounGsman Stiwagen.
Eugene McCOmbcr one of the four burglars fright
ened away Friday night Coey's Bridge st.
when breaking the door arrested yesterday
Thomas Skelly, the wealthy builder who was
thrown from his the Ocean Parkway week
By the collision his wagon with that of Commissioner
Storms died yesterday from the effects Of his injuries.
Emanuel Herbert butcher, of No. IS Fleet-st.,
Saturday evening stole horse and from the stables
Of his employer Louis Bradt at No 50 DE Kabavo and
neither the property the thief has yet been found
The Lighthouses of three stone yards on Third and
FOurhaves entered saturday night and the most
valuable tools These yards belonged Henry Hen
wright L. q r. Conkln, and Byncs johnson. The thieves
supposed 10 belong 10 one gang.
In an article on Brook yn rents published in Sat
urdays TRIBUNE Mr.. Kmba real broker repIe.
sened saying that three Third
ast year for 5000" The locality which Mr..
himball alluded Fthst.
No traces have yet been found of William Aber-
nethy who killed Fred Hertfeer III the
Saturday 1t is supposed that he has left Brooklyn but
whether gone further than New Jersey yet
mined The police think they have ccw TO his where
That accomplished Young thief, James JOY, who
was weeks for stealing from OF
Brooklyn boarding houses aITagne before Judge Moore
yesterday and pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF grand larceny
sentenced 10 eight years hard labor Kings
County Penitentiary.
The Rev. Charles Hall Everest offered on Sunday
last gnston pastor Of the Puritan Church