New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
NEw-YORK CITY.


Iisle thread gloves with long ciocheu c"n' "io WV
most fashionable.
The majority of people cross the East River bridge
as II walking on eggs
New,Jersey Strawberries appeared for the hrst
time In market yesterday
| Crimson velvet stands with mgh DackS arc usou
for display ing vases, busts, etc
Five-button silk gloves, "kid fits" are now the
most fashionable for ordinary wear.
Oldfashioned STYLES of setting gems in silver are
] berg revived by a Union.square house.
| Three-cent pieces are now more numerous thah
acceptable; they aneusive and deusive coin
| Complaints are frequent that houses divided hto
fats are rented the walls are properly dried
| Olive oil such as is used for salad-dresslng Is
burned on ocean light cabins and saloons
The North River is alive every afternoon with
wherrie in which Oarsmen take their practce
| Patriotism blossoms out in picncs to-day ana eX-
csos OCCUPY prominent place in che order OF exercises
| A iewelry store OH Broadway exhibits glove OoN
OF brass enamel fine enough for jewery ana ncAeed
slOO
yelocipedes arc growing in fashion in Harlem;
rapid promises soon to be solved oY l eneiso'
small boy. -,
A salmon, weighing 120 pounds, said to be the
I,rce,t ever weighed IS The pride Of Washington Market
fish dealer
Drawing is now taught in the Deaf and Dumb In
stue 1t said Of OF the stue-ts designs tha
they lack feeling. .
|
his toy pistol that shoots marbles promises adu ho'e
and variety to the record OF street accidents
Lawn dresses aud hats covered with the same hght
material are now very fashionable. 1t without saying
| tlat the mos: cheerful Gaidens are all for lawn
miniature moss basket made Of gray human hair
"a shown in n Broadway jewelers. window. licd with
Of turquoise mounted for brooch On
rustic stem OF gold.
| A large white bulldog with fiery eyes and heavy
Jaws wa offered for Broadway yesterday by ad VINO
] in
tine placard. "The Awful DAD"
Fifty thousand reams of sand paper are consumed
annually city in the effort to make the Oush places
smooth aud yet aork isn't thoroughly done either as II
reeuarites crop every day some ncw depaI nehI
| Three religious societies meet on Sundays IN I'M
versity Building Waslneonsquare The visitor by stand
ing in he main during usual hours Of service can en-
| oy the expounons almost any ism or " doNy.
The managers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
many state thai no Of the dispatch from Mexico
CIV announcing the the steamship city OF san
Francisco rad received as night but they dd not
doubt it's correctness the steamer was now ye aays over
due san Francisco.
The bark Athena, which left this port May II for
Brercn returned yesterday, leaking very badly She had
euoteG north east since her departure causing Her
I, labor very heavily. In order TO Tighten the vessel 100
barrels thrown overheard She had iour ieet oi
water in the hold when she arrived here
Some of the amateurs III magic IN tins city VINO
have been hone OF private entertainments during
ue D,: Winter will Iyc complimentary exhibit on TO Their
friends ths evening the Opera House IN Twent hifds
formerly known Dan Byants. Much interest ~ ielt III
this entertainment by al accomplished in mystic arts
Two white whales captured off the coast OF Labra-
dor m the Aquarium expedition transferred yesterday
10 the aquarium at Coney Island and place IN the
tank made TO receive There has also been placed In the
same aquarium Of tropical fishes which arrived from
Bermuda Monday They collected Win 'he ASSISTANCE
If sfr Alien the American Consul Hamilton Bermuda
The Turkish officer who recently showed a warm
interest Tunsans quartcred at the Castle Garden
and VINO purpOsod by icctdng and raising snbselip 10
r;n them their homes called upon thcm yesterday and
ale tn good by saying he had raised about so ana
was ng home The disappointed Arabs have applied 20 te
labor Bur employment aud will be assisted in obtain
| ing it.
The following Is comparative statement of
cases OF contagious disease reported at the sanitary Bureau
for the two weeks ending Nay 2G:
-FEvERs.- Cerepro- nj, ,,
erdss phod iei meningitis. Measles. theria. roT.
May sIay aS 1s ...... -...::.: lS sS g % :
Areception was given on Monday evening by the
wardens and ycsry Of he Church Messiah the Rev.
Chas r. Baker rector AM his wife, prior To h'ir departure
for Eurose which this morning The attendance was
very large and those present were the c' heaSrs
Henry Ward Bceche Wm. Ives Buiinctcn, L. W Bancroft,
] q, laccus and the Stewart l.. Wop!ord, John W
Hunter John Nicois, T. Il. b. Bao", James f. Pierce
and II. b. Clafn.
George Bliss. counsel for the stockholders, OBJ
taned Yesterday another posponemen III tie case o thc
American Popular Life Insurance Company before "llam
Alien Butler the referee lic said hc had been appointed 10
oupose receyor but the Legislature had since passed an
ae, which made TIE plan q the stockholders 10 fise SUM
sufficient TO secure policy holders mpracicdbe except
tr a receiver and he wished consult with the stock
holders a. withdrawal Of the opposition toa recrVesAp
week was gwen Mt Bliss and tine stockholders do not
consent to a receiver there viii be hearing on June D.
During the last two or three seasons the crippled
children inmates Of the hospital Lexington and Forty
secopdst have enjoyed through the huelty Of certain
friends weekly rides Central Park with Tie most benefcent
results Tie fund this purpose Is now quite low but the
friends Of the unfortunate children Of whom about 200 are
now in the hospital hope to continue the PARK ies TINS sun
ner and contribution from any one who may De IT'S
p,ed 10 aid IN this worthy charity. Gs may he sent To
Henry T. ,lru q Co, No. 537 Broadway H. l. cApr
No 81 Broadway; g. Punams sons NO is2 fth'Ve'i
T. Warburton No. 80 Parkave, d. James Knight at
the hospital All moneys received viii be promptly applied
for the benefit Of the children
BROOKLYN
The trials of the in the june calendar Of the
civ Court will begin Monday The calendar has us
| eases
| John Mccoy and Daniel McIneeny We're each sem
fenced Ponentary or six months, and to pay fine OF
900 by Judge Benedict yesterday, for Illicit distllng
Patrick Daily months for the olense
| On application OF the town officers of Jamaica,
Judge Pratt yesterday granted temporary injunction re-
stfnng the NewA ork, Brooklyn and Sea Shore Railroad
from driving pile the lands Of Jamaica Bay for the con
! stfucuon Of the road
The Park Congregational Church has extended
ca O. the Rev Slcer Of the New York Avenue MethO
dist Church which accepted Sicer is about
80 years old worker 10 the Of the Rev. Dr.
| snCor Of Baltimore
The Opening day. of the Oceanus Club will
occur June o. The club Monday night elected Thomas
Carroll President George C. Bennett Vice Presidents John
sawyeI Treasurer; Thomas Ennis Secretary, and John j.
Duyea william Casey Horace Holt Rufus l.. Scott and
| Richard Martin. Directors.