New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
NEW-YoRK CITY.

Hemstitched muslin neckties are among the
novelties at Arnold, Constable Co.'S.
Sleeves to new costumes are made bias, the
under part Of the sleeve being very small.
Mary McKinsy, committed to the TOmbs on
Thursday on account of unsound mind died few hours
after her arrival there.
Among the passengers who arrived yester-
day by the Baltic from Liverpool was s. j. Tllden,jra
nephew OF Ex-Governor Tden
"To letn appears in the front windows of
the rooms at No. 615 Broadway. where The" Allen
was wont to exhibit the Royal Tiger.
The champion belt that O'Leary and Hughes
VIII walk for at GilmoIes Garden next week, is now
exhibition in the showcase OF a Broadway store.
Short costumes are made to hang perfectly
straight around They do not droop in the back in the
least and short enough To make walking easy and
graceful
The body of the man found drowned on
Thursday at the foot OF West Thrtyfourthst has been
inentiAed as that OF Jacob Hold, age sixty, OF No
Walker-st
John Brinkey, age twenty-four, of No. 60
Hamilton-st Brooklyn, reported missing from his
also 9ernaFd aged f9ry OF & No b las West
The Jewish new year-the year $500
began last night and celebrated with the traditional
ceremonies. with many orthodox Hebrews the obsery-
auce will last two days, while others devote only one
day 20 u.
A valuable trotting horse, Ada f. c., owned
by Peter Nance while being exercised yesterday
ing on the West Side Driving Course, stepped into hole
and broke Of its legs 1t shot The animal was
valued at $1,000.
The Spanish Government has returned its
warmest thanks, through Secretary Evarts to Commo-
dore Nicholson, cOmmandant at the NewYork Navy
Yard, for his kindness 20 the wrecked crew OF the
spanish war steamer PHSrrO.
The police have been requested to look for
three boys who yesterday away from their homes In
East Orange n. ]. Their Richard sheridan,
age lourteen Edward c. Merker, age thirteen, and
George 5. Hamilton, age thirteen.
Christian Fascher, age seven, died Thursday
night at No. 260 Delancey-s, from acute peritonts'
caused by shock which said TO have been the result
OF Kick received al play with other boys The Coroner
viii investigate the case
The case of the trustees of the defunct
Teutona Savings Bank was adjourned until Monday
afternoon next as Mr. Lawrence, who represented the
DistricAttomey's office. said that he physically
unable to proceed with the case
The Hudson River Railroad elevator, which
has been closed repairs for several days past
opened again yesterday. The Grain Committee Of the
Produce Exchange passed resolution that elevator
oepts would ~ good delivery on contracts hereafter
The sale of the New-York and West Shore
Railroad Company announced for yesterday, was post.
poned until October 2s IN order 10 obtain the assent OF
purchase TO franchise, and TO complete
the proposed road
Contrary TO previous plans the Manhattan
Beach Hotel will close after tomorrow. The sudden
change OF weather has caused this alteration In the
Bn,s omen enc 1Si otobef is EotwitSstsHdng the
shortness Of the season, 1t has been most profitable
one.
An athetic-loOking Irishwoman was ar
ragned yesterday at the Jefferson Market Court for
breaking the branches and tearing up by the roots
india rubber plant in front Of Fleschman's Vienna
m revenge for her discharge from the bakery. sne
committed IN default OF $500 ball
Officers Kelly and Harvey, Of the police boat
Seneca were pursuing suspicious boat in skiG last
night IN the East River when they we're down by
the ferryboat Commodore Barney, which was Just
moving out OF her slip at South beyenth-st, Williams
burg. Officer Harvey swan ashore, while Kelly was
picked up by the deck-hands on the boat,
The Stock Exchange Governing Committee
has received Of the transfer by estates in per-
son Of the seats formerly held by f. Z. Wmcrng to J.
r. Atterbury James G. Reid to Wator J. Stokes T. l.
Kent TO A. W. Becher John Warren TO Thomas X. War
rem C. p. Cummings 10 g. McCord, and A. g. stockwe
election into the Stock Exchange Of the purchasers.
George Lutter, while intoxicated, made a
savage onslaught Thursday night, upon wooden
Indian chief IN front OF the tobacco store Of Henry
Cody. at No. 226 Broadway. The noble red man was
badly damaged and spoiled for show sn. Lutter,
when nrragned the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
said no had friends In Sing sing. aud the Justice com
mtted him to the Island until lac could communicate
With them.
Ketchum & Belknap, brokers, at No. %
Broadst. have been adjudicated bankrupts by Judge
Choate vino has referred the matter to Register
Ketchum TO take further proceedings The liabilities
amount TO $I25, 900. Among the creditors being the
Rank p5rtlv secured S3i 500; Phoebe W. 1illnghast.
S342s3. The assets consist Of cash, 50 677 stocks
actual value $13 l2j debts due nominal value $4,000
S. HOvel, of No. 35G East Fifty-seventh-
ST. reported last night to Inspector McDermott at the
Central ONCE that L. Weis man hfty-two years Of
age, and travelling agent by occupation had disap-
Tue missing man II five feet eight inches In height. OF
stout figure. with Hight complexion mOustache and
imperial When last seen lie was dressed In black coat
and waistcOat and light trousers and wore gold watch
and chaiu.
Nearly twenty years have passed since the
first case Of Gclpcke and others against Quental and
others appeared I'm the Supreme Court Yesterday there
was a motion before Judge Westbrook In Supreme Court
Chambers on the part OF the defendants, for
mission 20 take the testimony OF lawyers In Bremen
Judge WestbrOOk thought that there easier ana
better methods Of finding 9ut SUCH laws than through
q commission, and denied the motion.
About $4,000 people assembled on the Mall
in the Central Park last evening TO listen TO concert
given by Crooks Amateur Cornet Band. At o'clock
the crowd had become so dense Captain COrcoran
ordered out twenty-five policemen. The promenade III
her OF electric lights distributed around the grounds
On the large lake nearly all the pleasure boats were
cuped The hand rendered popular airs aud was fire.
Quenty encOred About 10 o'clock the crowd began 10
dSperse.
At the close Of business hours yesterday,
William +. RUSSELL receiver OF the slxpenny Savings
Bank had paid to deposItors SsO2OOO being the first
dividend OF 80 cents the dollar. When the bank
suspended there were $4,000 depOsitOrs but scarcely
onelalfhaye called TO receive their dividend. Those
having the largest claims against the bank the hrt
obtain their dividend Mr. Russell Is unable to accOrnt
the failure OF dcpOsOrs 10 appear, unless upon the
ground that the amounts due them small that
they prefer taking both dividends together lie says he
has balance hand but will not declare second div
l.,,H sr.Ffl han ER IN LA
pose to advantage OF the real estate, bonds ana mort
cages held by the bank.
BROOKLYN.
The contract for building n new bridge over
pnlu rIpd