New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
EEW-YORK CITY

| Street cleaners are now wanted-evcrywherc.
| Cream-coIored silk handkerchefs are popular.
| Camphor IS in brisk demand for packing furs.
The Board of Health made 81 600 inspections last
year.
Bunting parasols are the novelty for Spring and
Summer
Fringes will be more used than ever for trimming
dresses and pOlonaises
Low shoes and striped hosiery will be more popu-
lar than ever with gentlemen next Summer
Earrings and brooches of forget-me-nots in blue
enamel are g novelty in Jewelry stores
paper cutter, called the Champion, Is OF
ivory good timekeeping watch in the handle
lobster fisherman finds it profitable to sink his
creels almost Of the Corandt Street Ferry
Two striped bass, together weighing 1O6 pounds,
exhibited at the entrance Of downtown saloon yeser
day
Florists are forcing orange blossoms for the Easter
season 1t would be well put the treat
ment
Confirmation dresses will be made in the princesse
shape material will be either white cashmere or India
muslin
Blue socks with white heels and toes, and en-
brodered with white silk considered very fashionable for
gentlemen.
Pointed neckerchiefs of linen lawn, the edges en-
brodred scarlet aud blue are dainty spring novelties Tor
neck wear.
The case of Israel and Abraham Stein, bankrupts,
was yesterday. there opposition on the
part Of creditors.
Kale Is the most plentiful salad now in market. 1t
comes in large quantities Norfolk, Va and sells low
as 81 a barrel.
The climax of audacty was reached by the tramp
who called at statonhouse asked any mail had been
received for him.
That Mr.. Outwater should be a roofer uptown
surprise Of nobody Without violence to ms name
he could De little else
Painting on porcelain and china promises soon TO
supplant panel painting among amateurs
in household decorative ART
New-York has 4S3 churches, chapels, and mis-
sous sabBathchool and 800 day schools But also
has 1903 liquor saloons.
The most fashionable width for hens fine
bru,tched handkorchiofs Is only wlde and
often Of PLAIN color, red or blue.
4 rat OF extraordinary size, and having two fully
developed heads. caught by shoemaker living in Wes
sevcntcentlst yesterday.
The weather Oscillated between smile and
tear al day; last night weeping Of Clouds and wall
ing and gnashins Of teeth by pedestrians.
Many gentlemen call daily at tine florists shops to
spring blossoms buy sprigs for their button
holes, and order fragrant mementos for friends.
The struggle for supremacy between the rose and
the violet may called nockandneck race as the
fyoe position Of these flowers fashionable costumes is at
the throat.
toy store on Broadway exhibits miniature
steamship laborng The turbulent waters are well
represented by white and blue cotton kept IN motion by
hydraulic pressure.
The lanterns of many of the street lamps have
signs al wrong and person
must strike average Of mile to find out what street
lac is
taxidcrnist, during the past Winter, stuffed 17G
snow owls Isaad coast. These white owls
are from the Arctic regions and app ar in TINS vicinity only
in years.
The Society for The Prevention or Cruelty to Ant
mails was asked yesterday Gilmores Garden
one Of the rode in his against time
This horse brOse dO@n On the last mIie
CUstom-hOusc Inspectors McCOrt and Hagan
h,art tFa fal d
-Four boxes Of cigars and 90 bundles OF cigarettes
also found by inspectors connected with Special Agent
Brackets board the steamer CITY OF Ne"-Hork
from Havana.
Samuel HammcrslOugh. cOthicr, at No. 47S Broad
way had clerks named John Haner arrested last
evening as he was leaving with parcel under his
coat In the parcel found roll OF coth which Mr. Ham
merslough identified property belonging to the store
ifarner was locked u charge OF cmbrzzIement
Frank IIallor, the deformed cripple who was taken
from the for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children given TIE of the Commissioners OF
Charities na Correction estea restored to his parents
They have signed bond agreeing to keep him fiom begsns
penalty Of rning hin entirely to the care OF Inc pup
lie authorities.
4 petition was circulated the floor OF the Gold
Exchange yesterday asking for the dissolution OF the Ex-
change accordance with the provisions OF tie new bylaw
adopted day previous The petition received large mum
br OF signatures There is DOUBT that viii be signed oy
more tan members, and that the Exchange will
be dlsso, ed by May /.
called yesterday Police Central Office and reported that
his wife Annie hal missing from her home since noon
on Tuesday She is described woman OF medium night
an fair complexion blue eyes and brown hair She was
mourning and wore PLAIN go rug Containing the
initials J. b. 10 a. b."
Rain began falling in an undecided way yesterday
in an hour the windows OF heaven opened and they
NAMED part Of the evening Fog came yelling
IN from the bay and all the landmarks. Ferry
boats their piers but vassas OF the general
murkncss Pedestrians Jared better AMI IN the unequal
struggle against rain fog and mud were sadly woIsed
The residents of the Twenty Ward III the
annexed district of this city have Deutloned Postmaster
James the branch postoce 10 more convenient
They complain that the present station on one
hunreand sevents, being in the extreme upper part
ward Is amOst inaccessible To business men, ana ti
the mali delivery is delayed.
A concert in aid Of the French Evangelical Church
Of New York VIII be given this evening at stenway Hall
Donizet's mic Fernando" Mendelssohns "Melusiah
Councils "Tdr IA" BeethOy5n's "Seventh symphony
Mozarts "E Hat concerto" and WaGners "TannhAuser
March" are among the pieces to be executed Theodore
Thomas orchestra VIII be- present
During the Winter months the attendance at the
devotional meetings the BOwery Branch of the Y NJ G. A.
has been G527 II men hospital, 2,2ij
lodgings furnished 1888 free meals and 1858 meals sold
AT cents each expenditures for relief 22S 60 The
receipts from aided in paying expenses but
unless help forthcoming there will be serious deficit
which may compel a cessation Of relief to applicants
History repeats itself, though i'll the form OK
carcaure Bouler OF 81 AmitysL obtained from
Mr.. de Vauloo days Of her paintings called
THE Rape the Sabnes' stating that he had found pur
chas Shortly after he claimed that the picture had
been him He arrested aud search OF his
premises revealed missing picture lie is now held in
$500 pail for his excessive devotion 20 art
Transfers of real estate from John McCool and
wife TO Daniel A. McCOO recorded yesterday as follows
st. side 100 feet west of Lexngtonave AK
1919 100000; Ffy-slxhst south side, $50 OF
nm fsn nan. XIV IN lido