New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
NEW.NORK CITY.

The schooner Koscuis5o, from Camden, Me-
for NewYork with cargo Of lime, is sunk of Nor"alA
| Conn.
The "poodle-dog" style of hair-frzzed,
frowzcd and apparently uncombcd-is all the rage at
present "
A florist on Sixth-avc exhibits plant which
resembles bird; the body IS orange color ana tno '
a deep blue.
The latest styles of kid gloves for ladies are
fastened At the SIDE and intended to add to the con
| tour OF the arm.
The favorite dress tins season for little girls
is the Fritz Blouse, long peaed blouse with douoie
breasted yoke, and kt-plated skirt
The Princesse dress with elbow sleeves, filled
with Illusion land worn for mans dauson will be the
favorite evening dress this coming Winter
Seal skin is again the fayorte fur for
sacqucs and indeed whole sets are shown consisting
OF sacque or doman muh, boa, hat and gloves.
Ladies are wearing white vests ana neck
ties in imitation OF the gentlemen, and some OF the
dresses this Fall have regular cawhammer coattails'
Castle Garden received 1888 immigrants yes
terdoy; 90 came by the weser from Bremen, III by
bc Celtic from Liverpool and 81 BY the Erin from Liver
pool. >,
Large lace collars, like those worn in oldcn
tines are again coming into fashion as though youns
ladies' had suddenly become their own grchtsrahu'
mothers.
The New-Yorll Bible Society distributed, by
Gift and sale during the month OF October 431l Bibles
and Tc.tamen,s among BLY, families 265 vessels and
Immigrants at Castle Garden.
Not single ash barrel was removed or
emitted in The Nineteenth Ward last saturday Garbage
and ashes are heaped high I'm every barrel and offend
the nostrils of residents and passershy
The steamship Schicdam, which sailed from
this port for Rotterdam November l. returned yes
to-day Some Of tire persons on board stated ina Sle
was o,crload,d The captain and agents "oUd s'eho
Information
The Ncw-York Chess Club has opened its
eighth annual chess tournament at the cafe Cosmorol-
tam in Sccoud+ye The contestants are DIVIDED into SIX
classes. Prizes win be awarded TO seven Oh the Su''e'a
m contestants.
The Marie Stuart bonnet is one Of the most
poIulr STYLES ~ the The brm is bent 10" on
The middle Of the front and slightly followed out at the
sides as an Marie stuart courcs are, aud Is fastened 10y
rio3on-stIiuls tied under the chin.
Since Ncw-Y York is not as a city set on hill,
il is somewhat difficult 10 get good view of IL by night
I'm window ut Broadway and Twenty thid-st a birds
eve view of the cy is presented nightly. the ilumna
ton being rAt,ied bl bdslbht SHINING through fi'''
DE- ;.c paper.
The horses OF the "Tally-IIo" coach were
sold yesterday, at prices ranging irom 500 to4o-3
though the average price wa, 5000. Prince and
90 walter" two FINE matched ge.angs. gray and bay.
were bought for r. OutreJ the French Minister at 800
and $500 resi- ccu'elv.
The Celtic which arrived yesterday reports
That ou Monday last She exchanged signals with tie
steamship wyoming, from Liverpool, due here ON SItur-
DIV last TIE Wyoming was under sail heading north
northwest and apparently had met with some sight
accident 20 her machinery, when was iehs tphrtl'
The sky wore a threatening look yesterday
morning ard shortly after midday the threat was fi.-
filled IN violent storm of wind and rain. Many home
warI-lauud pedestrians who nout,d The weather pre-
dcuons and left their umbrellas ~ home, sorcly
punished for their skcpticsn 1t midnight IL was ram
Ing heavily.
The steamship John Gibson, from George
town. D. c.. yesterday. when six miles from Egg iarhor
came into collision with the schooner H. W Lowell from
FAN River. cutting hcr down aud sinking her in live
minutes. The captain ana h\c ien were drought 10 tns
city, The stern ot the John Gibson Wds torn on down to
the waters edge.
4 sample Of Manitoba wheat was received
nj the Produce EXCHANGE yesterday, from Thomas b.
watson ~ winnipeg Manitoba. which Was referred 90
the Committee Grain Tor their opinion. In then
port they mention clean Of good color hard plump
berry, and equal the best Spring wheat received It
bushel.
Quarantine went into Winter quarters yes
tcrday The Lower Quarantine has been closed the crow
Of the Illinois discharged and the vessel l. To De brought
to Upper Quarantine for the Winter. The steamboat y
Hopkins been laid up for the Winter, aud the crew
discharged Tie only Of sickness IN the hospital Is
that Of the stewudcss o. the steamer City Of Vera cruz
whose OF yellow fever has developed into typhoid
fever.
The unfavorabe weather did not prevent Il
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The music under the direction C. V. Winerbuu.
sisted Of several piano selections by Anna sIoman and
songs by Miss Ella Ramsdale one OF the Hutchinson
Family. The papers read were Country and City
Homes" by Mrs Newton; Nursing and Nurses" by
Mrs Croker; Dress" by Mrs. Hopper Rotations
were made by Mrs. Anna Randall Dehl Mrs. Wright.
Miss Boas. and others MIS- Ionmann and Mrs Styles
made reports from tine MOudns Congress Lately held
! Cleveland. Ohio.
There was a circus at the Arsenal in Central
| or le from Bar
travelling show transferred to Winter quarters in
the menascrie building shifting cage up to
the doors Of the vans aud the animals driven from
the wagons to the small cage. As the latter was lower
than the wagons open space was left above the
when the doors thrown open. Through this capcd
large tigress named Jennie and with bonnd was IN
the building The assembled nurses and rawps sirickcd
and fed the former forgot the cherubs in their charge
quickly Gagged boy the Keepers, and the imrromptu per
! fOruance ended. -,.-
! over 100 wOrkmcn are engaged in the re-
erection Of the oil mill lately burned in Frontst The
/ new building viii be Greproof.
A number of iron ratings and few mOnu-
| mcnts ~ Greenwood were thrown down Inst week by
/ large trees falling upon them during the gale.
Strangely appropriate is the only political
poster which ad0rs the fence surrounding the Brooklyn
/ 1hcatrc-it the announcement OF a candidate for
| Coroner
During October the Brooklyn Post-otlice col
eccd ll4 Gi3 letters and postal cards and distributed
757. This exclusive Of tho 1875 C6I local letters
! delivered.
| The Orchard Primitive Methodist Church on
Sas-au-avc Grtenpoln was dedicated Sunday. The
Rev Joseph odcl preached the Sermon and there
! union loye-fcast IN the afternoon.
! The husband of Katherine Green. of No. II
Cayst deserted her about three weeks ago. and since
that time she has been IN the most extreme restitution
] She died oi starvation on sunday morning