New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
NETWORK CITY.

| A uONil-tOWn Holtl NiNt i"'''" '
ments to about $500 people daily. o,,
The Society for the Prevention OF Crnelty 10 Nii-
dren has relieved the Of over 200 children '' "
RIgck enameled sleeve links with the monogram
traced in b enamel are The latest O s
! temeu's wear - l.,
A,nong the persons who will sail for Europe to-day
are u ! Sims and Mrs Sims COL Rush C. HAWKINS ana
Mrs Hawkins by steamship Britannia Tor Liverpool
Among the departures for Europe by to-days
steamers are Col Hawkins and "e Mrs !" d. Lo'e
dav the actress and Major Duffy OF the United states ARMY
new mode has been adopted on the Elevated
Railroad for collecting gate has been erected AZ
the top Of the steps the fares taken the same as Oh %
ferries 80 =, &c
A dispatch has been received here that the racine
steamship City Francisco sunk at Acapulco mas pee
found BY the divers to be badly injured that she cannot DO
raised.
The bell now in use at Trinity Church chapel, on
Houson.st near secoadaye, was originally hung ID inc
wooden spre OF old Trinity church. and gift to the So
ciety from Queen Anne.
| One Of the large Central Park carriages may be
seen in front Of the Asylum at sixehst and Tenth
ave every morning In the nurses are '0u
a ride through the Park 80 e.
| A number of the surviving members OF the oAtS
m York Volunteers commemorated at Walhala Han
IN orchardst last night the sixteenth anniversary o 'ei
departure o the seat OF war - -,
1be new steam motor is been tested IN all the
tet grades of the various lines Of the Brooklyn City Rail-
road Occasionally additional car attached ana ho extra
burden Is carried without difficulty
Alan is displayed on Broadway that was presented
nv us XIV 10 tho Embassador Of Poland. Afterwards IT be-
onged TO the Princess Cunegonde lady Of the court OF jose
phine 1t is faded painted silk mounted on ivory
sticks.
One South American wildcat, two African leop-
sds and three curious little Carolina paroynets once
abundant Lower Mississippi region but now nearly e1
uc are among the arrivals at the Central PARK Men
agerie. -
The annual retreat Of the clergy OF the
diocese Of YewYork will begin Monday at ST. Jo'ephs
seminary Troy Cardinal and about one hundred priests
will be in attendance number OF tbs priests viii Leave the
dty today The Rev. Father Durthaer oi the Je'ul' NJ" "
| IN charge
Gen. Roger A. Pryor was waited upon yesterday
by deputaron the BredWnne League VINO tnahAeu
him in behalf Of Donahoe the silAer' IN rey
the eer said that lie ospoused tue oil DonaAue
beas e sa the be made the victim oil the cruel
| IS and rapaciiy Of corporations
The suit OF Henry A. Dubois against Ludlow \.
Dster has ended Upon the Application oi SEVEN q
Prce the defendants counsel Judge Van Brunt IN he 81
rrme Court granted order yacaung TIE orders o arrest
and attachment issued against the defendant MI EATER
sla friends gatlied at this result as IL WhdicAs LIS
| honor AID integrity.
| Daniel Winslow and his wife Eliza, who have had
charge OF the valuable Cooper property Of f'aye. ana
acost were arrested shooting at women aud children
who re,pased upon grounds Alter an examination oe-
fore Justice Blow yesterday Mrs. Wnsow was required to
give keep the peace or one year, Whe hcr 'D"NN
! was held 10 await the Gctlon OF the urahi jury
HE I.Otcs ana tAAp i"Pi'i-y i'o
nm Man, merchants ae buying their Fan aud
winter stock gJoas while the advance guard Of summer
tourists ha. arrived lanIady of fashionable boarding
tse sad YESTERDAY am surprised to ind 80 many applca
uons Tor boarl Every is already taken but was
fd TO let them at prices iar below those Of last season.
William T. GlbbOn brought an action against the
Congr cation Benai Ames Marinopoer for money due On
contract In the the amount sued Tor was stated
but the complaint served afterward demanded re
Lief n the way of damages, without stating the amount
motion was made before Judge smnot in the Marine Court
yesterday dismiss tie complaint on the gionhd o 'he uheI
encc bet eeu il and the summons Decision was reserved
Sixteen hundred and fifty girls have already en-
loyed weeks s,ourn their summer Home Bath L. L.
er The auspices Of the NewYork Chidreus Aid Society
several hundred would have gone down il there had
b,ou accommodations them. These children came irom
the poorest districts Of the city. IN every respect the season
noy drawing close has been suecessm one Inc oe
, viii rlo5ably close in ghe early part Of September
| 4 woman named Bella Smith is at Bellevue Hos
pa apparently suffering from the effects OF malpractice
oarh she claims operation has been performed upon
c- she lived at NO ooseyrltst IN dseputoie resort
,.,tby n MIA Clark Mrs smith claims 10 BET married
man. but that She las not lived with her husband
years The police have not been able yet TO ds
person guilty Of the malpractice there has been
| any.
The Feast Of St. Bartholomew. which occurred
yesterday Of special devotion and was observed IN
an appropriate in both the Catholic and Epis-
| copa Churches all the Catholic Churches white
or golden vestments were used, aud the Gloria in
Exce,s rected during the celebration OF Mass, which
to<on Of JOY. Trinity other Protestant Epsco
pal Chuches in this city services were also held yesterday
| morning il honor OF the FEAST
The Committee on Petroleum reported yesterday
10 The Produce Exchange the suggestions Of the Bremen
Committee tie best methods Of ascertanng the
burning te. Of refined petroleum taxing the testimony
Of numb experts Of exporters tho committee
OF the opinion the present American plan is the best
The license Baltimore Inspector. who permitted the
petroleum complained OF go Europe without being fully
tested ha. been withheld for present year until full in
| yesucaton may be held
The following advertisement in The Ne,C- York Daily
1trrfssr OF September p 1928 shows what tall oaks from m
lie acorns eow New DryGoods store, No. 2S3 broadway
opposite Washington Hail. a. T. stewart informs his friends
and the public hs has taken the above store where he
offers for sale wholesale and retail general assortment Of
fresh AMI eas0nable dry goods. choice assortment Of Irish
linens lawns French cambrcs, n. BThs above goods
have been carefully selected and bought for cash. and will be
sold on those who will please to favor him
| with their Commands"
BROOKLYN
William II. Whitlock has been appointed Deputy
Collector Collector Freeand vice Col l. H. Little VINO
| resigned last Tuesday.
| Sev,ing-silk needles braid and other goods valued
t 500 were stolen on Thursday night from the sewing
chine store Of r. j. Lmn ljl Fourthst Tho thieves
who entered by Of false keys have not been arrested
| Edward Rombery of No. l3 Elizabeth-st., when
arrested yes eriay acknowledged that July p he stole
property worth $500 from the residence Of Joseph Deshul
No 900 Atantcve The robbery discovered on the
turn Of the family from the country.
Brooklyn has a liquor saloon for every $50 per-
sons The Twelfth Ward has the largest propoonone to
every persons and the Twenty second Ward the smallest
prooonone to every persons The number Of saloons
has diminished during the year from 5000 1900
Ripley Ropes yesterday declined to accept the ap-
point mcnt him member Of the Board OF FL cton
in the place OF Franklin Woodruff The Mayor
schroeder was the pressure Of other duties II rumoed
that A. B. BayHs will receive the appointment tho vacant
place.