New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
NETWORK CITY.

silk stockings, with lace medallons covering
the instep, sold at $50 pair
Unime ink-stands are in the shape OF n
horses hoof and are very pretty
Arnold, Constable q Co. have subscribed
! $500 to the eth Regiment Armory fund
Anna Wilson, age twenty-thTee, OF No. DDS
Woosters was severely the head by James Mon
roe last night alteration Monroe was arrested
Mayor Ely has vetoed the resolution of the
| Board of Aldermen permitting the Gold and Stock 1ee-
graph Comp ny TO place its instruments in the public
| buildings.
The Emigration Commissioners decided yes
tcrday send TO Kansas sixty destitute Russian imm
grants, who reached this city November 70, by the
steamship POmmcrania
| The Aldermen yesterday referred to the
Committee Public Works a resolution requiring lights
TO he placed on posts OF the elevated railroads at the
! intersections Of streets.
A portion of the very elegant stock of We
Magnin Gu6dn Co., Broadway, is to be sold at auction
to-day and tomorrow by John II. Draper Co., at Nos
q and East Twenty-tbird-St.
The latest curbstone luxury, dealt out 10y
street peddcrs is "hot roasted apples" Anything can
now be purchased on the streets from tooth-pck or
pocket comb to of god-washed jewelry or pinch
beck watch.
The Stock Exchange resumed the regular
quotations of sales the gold and stock telegraph in
struuents as they took place yesterday on the EX-
change and the managers of the blackboard Offices
At a meeting of the holders Of Tennessee
bonds held yesterday at the banking house of Drexel
Morgan 4 Co.. the Funding Association represented
Considerable discussion took place. but plan Of action
decided upon.
Dragon, moss, olive, lizard, myrtle, sca-foam
Nile salad bottle. bronze and hunters green the
various shades of this one color the favorile OF
fashion. Tie pea green and apple green, known TO the
last generation, are never mentioned.
Nothing was known on Wal-st., yesterday, of
a pool to buy gold in anticipation Of advance IN its
| price, following tho passage Of the Bland silver Bill hy
Congress The sales yesterday 1uciuacd between 1885
| ana IO3 closing 1T the latter figures.
Superintendent Wallng received a letter,
yesterday from O. A. Sweeiland Of Forham, enclosing
% circular from A. RosGscc Of Erie. Penn which is the
Old svindc of offering counterfeit crccnbacks. The mat
hos been placed in the hands Of Sergeant keay de-
! tcctIVCS.
! While Thomas Phclln a sailor on board the
CITY of Richmond. aof securing sail yesterday, lie
fen 10 the deck, acturing his skull, and breathing lis
arms. He vas removed IN the Chambers Street Hos
pital where be died Phtlan was tiry-hvc years old,
and j. 1iid 10 have % wife and family IN England
As \. A. Bonner was driving the fast trott
ine horses Astoria and Moey, to roadvason in Cen
tal Park, on Monday evening, runaway team dashed
up behind upset the wagon and threw Ar. Bonner out.
Ils horses started bat stopped without I'M
jury. The incidents of this accident worth giving
correctly Zoe cause erroneous reports have boon published
The following is comparative statement
Of cases OF congious disease, for the two weeks end
i.t December = 1877.