New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
NETWORK CITY.


India mousselaine over white SATIN is INC
newest style for Summer wedding dresses.
The most stylish visiting cards are very PLAIN,
with tho name in writing or fac simie of the owners
hand writing.
A beautiful material for evening dresses Is
the new jasper silk which is, in color, combination OF
delicate coors and shadings.
Anton Viii, age twenty five, of No. $50
East Nint-st was overcome with the heat yesterday
and was cared for by his friends.
Collector Merritt was detained by illness yes
terday at the Hotel Brighton, Coney Island; and his
duties were performed by Special Deputy-Collector
Bach
George McClennan, age eighteen, died at
the NevYork Hospital yesterday from the effects OF IN
iures received April 10 by accidentally falling from
d window.
An unknown man, about twenty-three years
of age was with the heat yesterday afternoon
at and First-aye and was sent to the
Nincty-ninth Street Hospital.
The disabled Inman line steamship City of
Chester has been taken the drydocks for repairs
propeller is to be pot In n time TO pern 9er
sail Saturday next instead OF thursday as
From the scaffoldIng, of which glimpses may
be caught through the open windows OF the Asor ID
brury it is that repairing s going on vigorously
within The library Will remain ciosed uhl tue o'1
part of September
During a quarrel in disOrderly house at
No ll5 Chatham-st., yesterday afternoon, Harriet
ONeil age twenty-five. was shot IN the wrist by John
Corsh, OF Newark who was arrested Inc "ohian was
sent to the Chambers street Hospital
Pedestrians on Pearl-st. complain of the
caIeessness Of the workmen employed the New-York
Elevated Railroad. While passing under the railroad
crossings several have been struck ON he head ana
severely injured by falling pieces OF IRON
A dispatch was received at the Produce
Exchange yesterday the State Auditors Once an
nouncing a serious break Sunday in the Erie Canal
feeder ak miles from Boonvle, on the Black River
II is also stated that the necessary repairs WI" occupy
from five TO six days
A. p. Cant, of No. 60 Westinghouse,
brought into THE TRIBUNE Office yesterday single
bunoh of white Syrian grapes Weighing eight pounds ana
three ounces They rased by A. S. Maebeau OF
Brickburn, ~ j., and closely resemble the Malaga
grape. There must have been at least iouf huhuIeu
grapes on the.buncn.
The carrier pigeons did not arrive last even
ing and both Mr. waeieler and Nc. Van opstal have
given up hope of seeing them for another week. at all
The probabilities are they that the birds have been
killed. IL is eight days SINCE tne pigeons Mee SON 10
Columbus and four days since they were lOOsed Tor
their flight home.
collection of curiosities from various parts
of the world IS on exhibition III the library attached to
the Sailors Home Cherry-st. Among the I0oects
shown are relies OF lost vessels battles hunts and eH-
pIoratons splintered spar which took an important
part i'm a shipNreck and rusty cutiass stained
with a pirates blood
Charles Munday. the Blackwells Island con-
Wet who escaped sunday afternoon was returned 10
his old place yesterday. James Leason, Yorkyile
nedler WAS found with him. lie had changed cloth
inc with MundAy and seemed TO have great affection
Tor him. LoasOn was committed ia SlOOO Ohl 10 hh-
swer at General Sessions
There is nothing like forethOught even in
larceny with the mercury In the eighties James Smith
had vision OF December SHOWS. lie was before JUS
tee Smith yesterday morning. charged with entering
the storeroom OF Thomas sinnOt Of No 107 sprngst,
aud stealing several syringe OF seishDelis ana Vther
articles valued al $40 Smith hold 10 await trinl III
default Of $1,000 bail.
Two thieves, who gave their names as John
Mccain and Patrick McCulkn, were captured yesterday
in Madison square, and supposed TO be companions
OF the two pickpOckrts who caught on Saturday
The officers while lying walt saw the thieves attempt
to rob three who had fallen asleep on the oenehss
McCanu held a revolver 70 the sleeping mems heads
while McCukin searched their pockets.
That the reports of the rush to the Coney
Island been exaggerated Is shown by the
appcaranee Of city restaurants ON Saturday ana Sun
day nights. At place In which last year not less
than twenty persons sat down regularly on saturday
urday At the most fashionable dining place. late IN
the evening when there usually good humDet pres
emit the waters looked Vany ior the guests hat CAME
not.
The arrival of emigrants at Castle Garden
for the past foryght hours aggregated s43 by the fol-
lowing vessesr schiedam from Rotterdam, l4l
state OF Louisiana from Glasgow, 3Gi City OF
Cbester from Liverpool, 276; Adriauc from
IIverpool 17s Queen from Liverpool 100 and the De-
won from Glasgow, 82. They represent nearly every
European nationality and are mostly destined Tor the
Western states.
The liduor saloon of John O'BTen, at No.
342 seyentD-ave was entered recently, and $40 was
stolen Michael Quinn saw the burglar come out OF the
store when he was Joined by companion. In their
flight the money drawer with about slS was thrown
away. Sunday night the burglars companion entered
rested and gave his name as Felix Rooney Yesterday
nc was held 10 default Of $1,000 ball
All those having books of tho Apprentices
Library at No. IS sixteenthst requested to
return them immediately, as an examination OF the
library must be made before the reopcnng ON September
Since the removal of the library TO It's new building
II has met with much success and upon its reopenng
oI the current literature OF the day Will be added Ia
iIs collection which numbers 10000 volumes. Tho
library used, free OF charge by over 1000 persons
A petition was presented to Justice Bixby
dated May 20, by several residents OF No 22l East
Twelfth-st complaining that Mrs Alice Bassiord and
her family kept four dogs No 223 East Tweithst.
which by their barking and bowling, a constant
nuisance alleged that these dogs howl night and
day. and murder sleep. The defendant was held to
Bassfords house is kept dsorerly manner. ana as
riotOus orgies, drinking dancing ana singing
at night.
Louis Amonary, who describes himself as m
Italian twenty-five years old arrested by oncer
Warner OF the Fifteenth Precinct sunday night, for
sssaultng Sarah Burns OF No. 1877 Greenest. At the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday the woman,
VINO Il Of small stature and Of delicate appearance test
lied that AmOnary approached her on the street and
struck her brick which he had tied up In hand
kerchef ike sung-shOt. She Knocked senscless
IL was her bclief that he intended TO kin her Amonary
denied that he was guilty. He was locked up In default
OF 81 900 bail.
The Rev. A. L. POwys, an English clergy
man, age sixtyeigh who had shown symptoms Of in
sanity 10 London, 10 this country few weeks ago
Here he has spent most OF his time in the Bloomngdale
Asylum. He was discharged from the Asylum last
week He took rooms at the Grand Central Hotel but
his yagares secured his dismissal He then applied for
admission to the Old Gentemens Unsectarian Home.
on Sunday night he remained out all night On his re-
turn. gong up tho stairs, he kicked John McQuhae,