New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-16
NETWORK CITY.


mems Association still in this CITY.
The fashionable engagement ring is a pialn goid
circle with two ruby hearts linked
West Broadway which has been in dreadiul COLI
dition for many years. is to be repaired
Steinkerk cravats. which first came into favor III
Europe in 1892 to be fashionable this Fall
The Injunction served upon the III. I. llelmboid
Manufacturing Company will be argued on Monday.
The German ambassador, Kurd von Schl0zer, ar
rived In this city yesterday by the steamship Pomerana
The rain of yesterday gave a damp welcome TO the
Oh emgrants to Ne. York from across the sea
There will be no more music in Central Park after
August The appropriation for VIII be exhausted on ha
day.
The latest disguise of the swndler who proposes to
sell counterfeit money is j. H. Lee 1913 Wess, in this
city.
There are four telescope proprietors on the Broad
way sidewalk within stones throw OF the Firth Avenue
Hotel
There are 400 edces for religious worship IN this
CITY, while Brooklyn, socaed City Of Churches has
only 900.
Double varlegated China-asters appear in floral
shops The pink exquisite looking ike cabbage
roses in bouquet
there are fiocks of pigeons that roost around the
Thrteth Street Depot perch the engines and
enjoy free ride.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners have authorized
the issue $4,000 funds to meet expenditures by
the Dock Commissioners.
Mayor Ely has received from Sheridan Shook. "a
the proceeds the Union Square Theatre 500
sufferers by the st Johns fire.
A Broadway fruit dealer exhibits block of artl-
fetal feet length in the centre OF which is
enclosed a handsome bouquet OF flowers.
Among the passengers from Glasgow yesterday by
the steamship Indiana the Rev Messrs James
MuIcaley, II. p. Bake, NJ. IL. smith and j. o'Brien.
A Fulton-st. cutlery dealer manufactures pair
Of scissors up and carried In the pocket.
By SIMPLY turning bows hinges provided for the pur
pose.
Alderman Morris will offer resolution at the
meeting Board Of Aldermen tomorrow permitting per
sons in bathing suts East and North Rivers
without restriction.
The feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
was observed in all Catholic churches yesterday. 1t
day Of obligation hear and consequently the churches
crowded al all the services
The Scythia, from Liverpool, brought to this city
yesterday Dr c. r. Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. T. Barnum Lord
Dunrayen, Bishop W. @. McCosky Of Louisville James Nc
Creery Dr. and Mrs. De sofa Mendez.
Detectives Field and OConnor arrested David
Macdonald Ethiopia at early hour yesterday
morning. Macdonald Grand Jury for libel
on his brother Macdonald merchant OF Nos 81 and
60 Lispeuardst
Six European steamships reached this port yester-
day with passengers follows Scandinavia, AS Storage;
scyhia cabin 76 PommeraDa, p cabin. 2l2
Storage Ethiopia, 80 cabin III seerag and state Of Ind
ana, II cabin and j3 steerage.
John Thompson, painter, age, %, who has
been living the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Cathernest,
New York was rescued from drowning on tie Rockaway
Beach sunday He did rom the shock. and
died while being conveyed on the Southern Rail
road to the st. Catherine Hospital
At the meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Apportonment yesterday Commissioner stated that
the members Board Of Charities had decided that
purchase farm on Long Island for
the accommodation the lunacs Backwes Island The
his associates expressed the opinion that
oodT IN the
subject deferred for future consideration.
During the heavy thunder storm on Tuesday night
the house OF officer Morey the Twelfth Precinct
Police South Belmont struck by light ing The light
ming passed from the dwelling TO the hencoop where three
fowls were killed. Their entered the ground without doing
any further damage. The inmates OF the dwelling escaped
serious injury but all affected by the shock. The
sheahng building and portions OF the plaserng
were torn away entire damage will not exceed $500
Michael Hays. John Weinhold and John Williams
were expelled the Seamens Boarding House Keepers
Association on July IT, alleged violation Of by law
which provided members Of the Association shall not
shin saos for less $ls month. 1t charged that
they shipped sl6 month motion was made yester
day in the supreme Court Chambers before Judge Van
Brn for mandamus compel the Association to reinstae
the erpeod members, the ground that the bylaw
against the public interest that prevented men from
gazing rates that might be agreed TO- Decision
reserved nnoor-rvu
Mary Davis of No. 63 North SecOnd-st prob
ably fatally burned by lamp explosion Tuesday
evening.
Charles Suer age 80, of No. 217 Hudson-ave., at
tempted suicide by swallowing audanum yesterday morning
Succ, su Efforts to revive him were made at the City Hos
pal suer was out employment and had wife and family
to support
Katie Ryan, age eleven, who formerly resided
with her parents at no Kentave has been missing from
her home Friday when she sent TO the bakers
On an shehad brown waist and blue dress aud
her feet were bare.
p. H. Bovine William II. Whitlock and Clark f.
Wager rendered designations members Of the Third
Ward Republican Association Tuesday evening in obed
ence TO the Presidents order Tho Association accepted the
designations without debate.
George Vereiner, the bOokbinder of No. 492
broadway williamsburg who in tit of insanity stabbed him.
self in the breast aud then jumped from his third
story window Sunday morning is recovering at st. Cath
crime Hospital Ito seems perfectly sane at present
Supervisors Committee yesterday presented to
MI Benson city Hospital the proposal authorized
the last meeting Board pay $4,000 for Hospital
lands AZ site tho Jail The answer will be returned
today and Mt thinks it Will be an Affirmative
Auxiliary programme will be given tonight at
Gimores Garden honor OF the Connecticut Regiment in
stead Of tho usual OF classical music As this the
first public compliment to the National Guard several reg
ments will present and the night Will be strictly military
An unknown woman, apparently in destitute cir
cumsance taken sick at early hour last evening 10
front Of Joseph clothing Fulton aud Hudson
ayes When carried cellar OF the she birth
10 child she was carried City Hospital but In a
very weak condition. and the physician thought she would
probably die
The funeral services of Benjamin Blossom, a re-
tired merchant who Monday the OF So will
take place this his sons residence No 440
ryst Mt BLOSSOM who lived in NewYork and Brooklyn for
afty years direct descendant OF Thomas Blossom who
was deacon elected by the Pilgrim Fathers at Ply
mouth Mass, in 1927.
Ann Hager, a nurse in the Hospital for Incurables
at Fatbnsh RECENTLY CHARGES Of improper Treatment