New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
NEW YORK CITY.

"Sorrel-grcen is the newest tint seen IN many
imported dresses
Black silk bonnets are imported to take the place
Of felt for Fall
Peach short-cake at ten cents slice is dehcacy
at the restaurants
Tinted delicate shades OF organize are "orn
over silk a deep color
MANY of the City pawnbr0kers declare that thcr
business IS unusually lively.
Peaches were selling yesterday at five cents a
quart in Washington market
The steamship Montana yesterday carried 2f,30i
letters and the Acapulco 1882
The feast Of st Igna'ns Lydia, founder oi the
Jesults was celebrate yesterday.
An unusually large number of lost children are
brought to Police Headquartersdaiiy
4 downtown firm received yesterday cargo vi
IS. 800 pineapples and prices al once fell.
shade hats of braided cOrn-shucks are brought
from Flo ida. and worn country resorts
4 Morrisania florist has on exhibition thlrty-iour
different varieties Of ana sixty of dahias
The Mercantile Library Rcadng-room was closed
last night and VIII not De re opened until september
Petty thieves infest the wharves, ana pocket CO.
cosnus oranges when nothing valuable Is within reach
Arrows of dark blue enamel haf-Inch long the
feather end jewel studded the latest design Tor ear
rings.
4 large Enclosure in West Washington Market,
where onions are sold wholesale is called the Yae OF
tears"
public-spirited resident of Washington Heights
has made needed repairs carriage road at his own ex
pense
Parasols are made to match each suit prcale and
blse dresses having their own parasoS as wen as e poU
lar bunting.
ACbatham-st grlnsni'h says he sold more pistols
uug the week OF the sioe excitement than he had for
year previously.
The Dry-Goods Clerks Association will hold a
picnic nights festival at Jones' wood "ahhg
ton Park, Monday, August 81.
The latest invention is Thermometer when has
dial and shows the heat Ia s brow often beaded
with Precipitation now-ad vs.
Co. G of the 81 Regiment Of National Guard was
the one which went +, Phil psburg " j. instead Of CO.
a. mentioned IN yesterdays TRIBUNE
The New,b1ys Lodging House is almost deserted
now Little urchius preierrne gypsy life in empty wagons
stoops and area-ways THESE hot nights
All the Pauli,t Fathers except three are sojourn-
ing At the country residence Lake George The grounds
aud one buidln. the gift ~ Charles oConor
TIE steamship Holland from London, yesterday
landed nfty,ue emgTaus Castle Garden the ITALY, from
Liverpool, uiuetyone and the Anehori from 'isso" es"
two.
The authorities have placed a few old rickety
benches in the Of the mount erected for reviewing
stand IN Tompsins The necessity for more 10 shown
bv the eagernes which they occupied every evening
c,rcfullv-selectcd programme, embracing some
OF the most lannon's Of the great masters, viii be- given at
Gmores Garden Thursday evening Among the so oss VIII
be- Miss sale re .er NJ Arbuce, c. II. Turner and W H.
Carleton.
The Rev.J.S McCIlloch has resigned the pas
or,eof the OuehuudIe auisixeenth street Presbyterian
church iu ori.r accept the Preside Of Knoxville coz
eae Tennessee Nj McCglloch has been stationed many
years boo Harlem
-Four Mormon Missionaries took passage yesterday
ia the steamship Montana, Of the Williams Guon Line on
tsr way 10 Wa.s DO search OF Their
Elders Vs. " W ANS Walter J. Lewis, Thomas T. Howels
ard Joseph II. Parry
The Iongshoremen working the docks in the
southeast Part u The city Yesterday and discussed the
i.ct Il demanding IN u They finally
d, that IL was au uuavorable time ask advance,
and action was p0-tp ned
An entertainment was given on Monday evening to
The nurses and employees 81 the Backwes Island Asylum By
Dr. H. L. Pearson Ne cai Superintendent for fifteen years
Who IL appointed TO similar position at the Kings
County Inuauc Asylum AZ Fatblsh
Patrick Hughes of No. 40 West Tenth-st. was
,rtesteI yesterday by NJ Bergs officers FOR starving
horse The poor found in Hughess stable IN
dreadful condition. famished, and covered with The
a ttor. said il had mad little nothing Tor three
weeks The horse shot, and Hughes held for trial IN
- o bail by Justice Waniel
The contract of the Adams Express Company with
fine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad expired last night, and here
fr the Express, Company will send goods by other oues.
II cas that all the prnc a points on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Line can reached ea y by other railroad lines The
o the has been caused by the refusal o1
the Railroad reduce the charg Of transportation.
The organ grinder has been reached at last. For
ha the day-and better nall it IS now-the ambient air
VIII no longer Doe flied strains OF opera 5olgs ana the
uce melodies Of the variety stage The grind Is must cease
from grinding after p and the weary take their rest
un.istirl,,d mt o a. m Tho caught playing any
mu.ca instrument between these hours VIII be mulctej 80
The United states Grand Jury handed up to Judge
U,tcbforl Yesterday number Of indictments against small
for violation Of the Revenue laws and against
two persons passing count rfeit silver quarters Several
Of the silk smugcrs already been indicted but the
firlfi 10 d he
District Attorney declined give IT,. OF the indicted
for the present
Tie excursion Of st. Cecla's Church tomorrow
promises 10 De one Of the largest AMI most delightful Of The
summer excursions. The barge- Vanderbilt and A. Arthur
owed b. will leave one hundred and seven
teentst At going up East River and the sound
10 rhe proceeds Of the excursion are for the
benefit Of st. Cocas Church. Onchundrcd St and
secondaye. the Rev. Hugh Fattery, Pastor
fire broke out in Charles Rosenbaum's millinery
store at no IL Dysons early yesterday morning. and
the seubaum family lived in tho second story. II be-
evrd the neighbor that some Of the children
we're asleep tero had been suocatd or burned Wuen
the fre ws eX gushei bodies found. and At hale
pa.t four O'Clock The family returned ( ON Joless
woods where they had gone picnic with the downtown
Hebrew Benevolent society.
GEN. VIhnar. commanding the Second Brigade,
National Guards complains bitterly Of treatment received az
the Grand Central Depot upon the return OF the ON Regiment
As commanding Of the brigade to which they belonged
he wished present upon their here lie stated
his position II the policemen posted there u keep back
and the only recognition received laugh.
push into the street and threatened clubbing he at
tempted the game" again Gen. vlmar Will probably enter
tns the officer before the Police Commissioners.
Captain Foley arrested on Monday morning last
Joseph Eosenbt Of No 81 East Broadway The charge
couutoritns RDseu5a l. tho pr rector OF small grocery
store Foley VINO had long had suspicious OF the
mans real trade boy purchase ten
crackers giving him atty cent piece to tender in
The change boy found to be bogus The cap
tain then called himself citizens clothes but the knew
him returned him good money An officer and
nnrnns cnn wa. Given him ONT F0ley thtn -restrd