New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
NEW YORK CITY.

Ihe fountains ln tle pubic HdihH n'iN' ~"
Oiled with refuse leaves TO protect them from the FROST
The new steamship City of Washington, ad-
yertsed 10 leave this city for Havana yesterday aitcr
noon. will sail at 10 a. M, today
Baskets made of straw and wheits, and iillcd
with bright Autumn leaves made Of wax, are pretty
novelty shown by r II. Macy & Co.
Willingham embroidery and applique work
in bright colos grey and white coutile Is popular
kind ~ fancy ncedle-wofk Just Row.
Swallow-tailcd basques with Franklin vests
the latest novelties For fe3r T. may he mis-
understood, It Is necessary to add " Tor lAhieS'
Hoop earrings are again fashionable. a
handsome nar shown az Tnanv'. have large gold hoops
with diamonds hanging from them in every direction
The body Of an unknown man was found IN
the East river at Yesterday. Tine deceased man
was about thirty years old five feet and seven inches IN
height with dark hair, ana dressed IN dark coat ana
trousers.
The sale of Herman frost g. Co.'S collec-
tion OF porcelain art pottery and japanese enames
begins AZ . D. ~. today at No. 10 Unon-'lnart AMI
will be continued tomorrow and on Saturday at the
same hour.
A Troy boy named Daniel Farrall disap-
peared from his November If aud u supposed 10
be IN this cv The lad has light compcxon, dark hair
and ewes and was dressed in grey clothes Ihe ponce
are Searching for him.
In the case of Edward Calm, of No. 1S49
Thrdave. who was ran over aud ullel by Thlrl-aye
car on November > the Jury rendered verdict of
accidental death hut censreG the driver Isaac y MGR
ritt. Tor gross carclc~sne's
The Rev. Dr. Garnctt has been appointed by
tbc American Foreign Anslaycry Society TO investigate
tbe Charge AGAINST Mr. Welsh. TIE newly-app'intct
Minister to ngand holding slaves owning an inter-
est in slave property in Cu"d
A game Of Rugby football between the
freshmen and sophomors, of the College Of IN" City o
New-York and the stevens Institute freshmen and
sophomorcs will be PLAYED 81 2:20 p. M tomorrow, on
- Z .8r
Commissioner Elhardt presided at the police
trials yesterday There sixty complaints against
patro'mcn fr violating te rules ~ the fore" tn" most
serious case was that NJ P'tr''naq NeGlon. OF ne
lams with NEGLECT Of duty.
Coroner Eiiinger completed an inquest yes
tcrday IN the case of Charles seymour who was
drowned in the Iast River November g. 40 the foot Of
Ouc-nG -iul--o1rtecathst Suspicious OF ;oul play
had been entertained blt PIN, Jury returned verdict ~
disch1r-cd
About forty men, claiming 10 compose the
"Oh Dealers Associiton," met last evening TO protest
AGAINST q monopoly which, they ae-c, is driving them
from their hs snos.-thst o. pelrg kerosene about the
streets Trey assert that ar'h nnn''ov ""lroS ey,ry-
thing ard dcscends even 10 iake their profit by under
selling them.
J. :. Morgan, the American banker in Lon
don, has subscribed $500 20 c r. REGIMENT New Ar
mory fund. IL transmitting h, check. hc says: The
pqst record Of the 7th Regiment is familiar 70 every
Amcl lean, matter where De- may lee doncil'i ana t
&, one upon which may al iooa as sure guarantee
for the future"
The trial of Louisa Wetzell, charged with the
murder of Valentine fisherman, was postponed yeser
dayunt FRIDAY. on account of the absence % defend
ants brother IN Virginia and the Illness of her sister
ncs,cs Her counsel George IT, IGlrt states that he DO
fondcu viii not enter plea ~ guilty 10 man, daughter
n is claimed by thc prosecution that evidence has
been discovered which clearly proves murder.
Assistant Sanitary Inspector j. b. White
Yesterday arrested thc following dealers, for selling
adul'crtad milk: George Patcn, No. Al West Foret-
st. John Neu.snlum No. $50 Niuthave; John schicb-
sn 10 223 West Thirty nfth-st; Catherine Cullen, No
AS west FOrCtll-st; and john Kennedy. ot NJ. 23l
Wcs; Tnrir-ifth-.:. They wcr, taken before Justice
Moriu and after proof Wa submitted shat hc milk
wategod from go 3s per cent they were h'd ~ $500
bul each.
The Phi Beta Kappa Alumni, in Ncw-York
will hold their second social reunion al Drlmonicos, ON
TIE evening Of Der-nbcr4 f. This alumni association
uruzedlast Spring and Us president ia HE Hon stew
ari :. Woodford At this meeting the Rev. Dr. Wash
burn Of Calvary Church will read paper on The Con-
solid?tion oi smal Colleges into Great Universities IN
America" auI % discussion Wi follow. All graduate
mennors Of the Pm Beta Kappa Society, residing in or
near the cav are eligible 10 membership Tickets for
thls reunion az well az for the ohprs Whch VIII hc held
during the coming Season. may bee obtained by appYng
10 the Secretary Ernest H. Crosby, al No l2O Broad
way.
Patrick Fechan, of No. 313 Sixtcenth-st,
a Greenwood Cemetery enp!oyc has been missing since
sunday when NE leit home to visit brother in Jer
City. lie has been traced as far rs NeWIorl his
return. His family suspect foul play.
Rose A. Saule, six years old, of No. III
Hcks-st., was left alone at home, yesterday morning
James McCortc a ncghbor, heard cries for help from
the house. aud found the chd's clothes on fire. The
girl fatally burned before he succeeded IN putting
Oul the flames.
Patrick Farrell was arfaigned before Justice
Riley. yesterday, charge Of voting without rcaisra
tion the recent election. A the examination showed
Farrell to he innocent. nc was discharged. The same
Justice found william Butler guilty of attempt to
vote twice the disticihc Ninth OF the Eleventh
ward. The prisoner was held for the Grand Jury.
The new Police Board has been so annoyed
by applications for places and other Interruptions at the
day sessions that il decided 10 hold meeting Tues
day night. The session continued until after midnight
General JOurdan sdd that no definite action taken
i'm regard removal Of suborlinaes Tbe purpose
the meeting 10 inform the commissioners ~
Their duties
Alfred Often was tried yesterday on the
charge o assault with intent TO XII brongh, by Frank
Rcharz Tue prisoner claimed that Rcharz, who lived
opposite him. had shown undue attentions his wife.
lie them together in chartz's porch evening
last june ana In passion rushed across the road amt
gave KchauZ q good pummeling; but not until after
Echaiz mad made tine first assault and bad fired ps
tol HIM Eich1rtZ claimed that Ottn struck him with
q lnife. The jury disagreed. Both men have been IN
dctcd by the Grand Jury ard RcEariZ yet to be tined
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MURDER SUSPECTED