New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
NETWORK CITY.

Fall costumes
The latest style of sleeve-buttons is a minia-
ture folded newspaper.
New felt bonnets are of rough appearance,
and called camel's-har felt"
Only thirty-six deaths were reported yester-
daythe lowest mortality record for my day since
1873.
The gun and ammunition stores begin to
show signs Of activity in preparation for the Autumn
shooting
Scarf drapery on the skirts of dresses has
been suppanted in great measure by the taber effect
OF two years ago.
Black will remain in favor this Winter,
despite the attempts which have made to dspace
1t in favor OF bright cOors.
TIE plated and blouse waists worn this
Summer will be continued this Winter but will be much
longer. Waists Of all kinds are made very long
Several of the occupants of the fats at
sixthave Fiftyhrdst say they will be obliged TO
move II the Elevated Road is built through Fftythird
st. as the noise on both sides will be uncomfortable
Julian Columbiani, the fOrger, whose opera
lions in the sacia real estate title deed forgeries
notorious was arrested and locked up at the Central
once last night on what charges the detectives refused
to say.
The Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah
has added ship to its ne the Gate City, an iron
he open for inspection by the public to-day the Com
pany's pier, No 40 North River.
Acting under an execution against Thomas
= DObbuS, United states Marshal Payne sod through
Barker Co.. yesterday $4,000 first mortgage bonds Of
the Chicago aud Pacific Railroad Company numbered
from j5l to 800 inclusive for $3.50 for the lot
James O'Dare and John FitzsmmOns, Tenth
Ward ruiians fought prize fight Of seven rounds at
Plum Point on Sunday ODares friends claim that he
was drugged and another fight Is being arranged The
police are investigating the case and Will arrest the par
Elephants.
James S. Myers, of No. 255 West Twenty
third-st, who shot September by John White,
| fha ATarIo Dn1f
Court. The ball, that lodged in his back. has
yet been extracted. The examination OF White was
postponed.
The examination of the directors Of the
TeutOna Savings Bank was set down for yesterday
morning at the Jefferson Market Police Court Justice
Oerbourg, however failed to appear, and it was re-
ported that he was III. The examination was therefore
postponed indefinitely.
The five steamships which arrived from Eu-
rope yesterday brought 2Os saloon and.260 immigrant
passengers The Erin from Liverpool brought 127 Of
the latter the Ethiopia from Glasgow ~ the Aragon
80. and the Lapland from HULL T.
Joseph W. Riflard who is charged with
forging the name Of his brothers firm to checks was
held in $1,000 bail upon a second charge yesterday
The pIainant Charles Lowther, OF No. 40 West
Eleyepih-st, from whom Rhlard obtained some goods
and $50 In bills on one OF the worthless checks
Henry Snyder, whose singular abduction
from Chambers Street Hospital reported last week.
Is now at Bellevue Hospital suffering intensely from the
effects Of wound the back OF the head re-
crived during the quarrel az McGOry's saloon In the
Bowery. on september 10. He is in no immediate
danger
Many policemen rom the uptown precincts
Washington Park at sixty-ninth-st. and East
River yesterday 90 witness the shooting match between
teams from the Fourteenth. Eighteenth and Twenty
eighth Precincts. The prize was an improved Reming-
ton rifle valued at SO The match was won by the
Fourteenth Precinct.
The Mayor called the attention Of the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners yesterday to complaints that
the former Fifth Precinct Station leased by the city, had
been made lodging house for tramps, and nuisance
20 the neghbOrhOOd. The matter referred to the
Controller for investigation whether the cause Of com
plant sufficient TO rescind the lease.
A line of trucks, loaded with freight for the
steamer City OF Austin yesterday time
tDan mile in length Beginning at Pier No. 20 East
River they extended through Fulton John and portion
ofsouth ss Because OF the rigid quarantine no steamer
had sailed for NewOreaus Galveston for week, and
Texas and Louisiana freight had become blocked.
Edward Faulkner, who has been n street.
preacher for the past twenty-five years, and who was
arrested Sunday while delivering nhammatory speech
In the City Hall Park workingmens grievances was
arrained yesterday at the Tombs. He stated that It
hearers but admitted that he had been arrested ninety
eight times. He WAS discharged.
II. J. Baker g. Brother reported TO Superin-
tcndcnt Wang yesterday that person, represent
ing himself their agent had presented forged checks
and obtained money to the amount OF Sl75 them OF
Keller & White, OF Evansville, Ind and Brumng &
which he is held Tor trial. The firm has agents
Considerable talk in police circles was caused
yesterday by the reports that the charges preferred
by Commissioner ErhArdt against Captain Schultz
OF the appointments, would necessarily impcate
other officials. Commissioners Erhardt, we'll other
members Of the board refused 70 talk on the subject aud
Captain Schultz is also extremely rctcen in regard 10 the
charges. The will probably be brought TO trial
wednesday.
Mrs. Rachel Schesinger, when bathing at
the OF Grandst August H. placed her satchel
containing among other things. ring valued at $3.50,
In the care Emma Burshee attendant When she had
taken her bath the ring missing and the attendant
said she had placed the ring In her mouth aud that boy
had slapped her the back causing her TO swallow It,
prisoner held in 900 bail for trial. The ring
has not been recovered.
Captain Kealy and Detective Van Gerich-
yesterday arrested John Romano notorious swind
Ter and robber who has been wanted for time. In
December 1877 he in Paterson, N j.. and there in
duced Peter Frank to draw 81 200 which he had I'm a
savings bank. and come with him TO NewYork On the
Frank dragged cigar and when Frank recovered con
sciousness, his money and his friend were gone.
BROOKLYN.
Last week the public baths were visited by
1892 persons.
At the Navy Yard, yesterday, Rear-Ad-
mira John c. Howell relieved Admiral Trenchard, who
has been assigned TO other duties in the command OF
the North Atlantic Squadron.
Mrs Edward Doyle, a dealer in secondhand
clothing by member OF the police force yester
day asking the value of diamonds in jewery store. She
was taken the Police Central Office where she said
that she had found the stone in clothing which had
been left with her TO be cleaned. Her husband cOrrOb
Grated this statement and the woman was discharged
the Police Property Clerk taking charge OF the diamond
The Rev. Dr. Hugh Smith Carpenter, of the
Bedford Congregational Church. In Pacncst, seized
with sudden attack Of vertigo while preaching Sunday
night seized the pulpit with his hands. but his body
swayed forward and he fell to a lower platform, on
which the communion table standing. The pulpit
ala Assistance UrOmDtly