New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26
NETWORK CITY.

Seal-skin hats for ladies are turned up on
the side to resemble the English walking hat popular
now.
Vases with candlesticks attached are
among the handsome goods shown by the Meriden Bril-
tannia Company.
An unknown man, age forty, fell at Wooster
and Fourthsts, yesterday, and received severe scalp
wound. He was cared for at st. vncents Hospital.
1t seems that the public demand that Sun
day trains be the Metropolitan Elevated all
road ought 10 command attention OF It's directors
William Lyons, age fifty, of No. 800 East
Thirty -nnth-st. fell from the Elevated Railroad at
Elchtythrdst. and Ninthave., yesterday, ana broke
leg ana arm.
Bernard FitzsimmOns, age forty, of No.
2lO secondave., accidentally run over yesterday
by pair Of horses and coach. and was severely in
jurcd in the abdomen.
Henry Lee, age twenty-four, of Brooklyn,
ran into an Elevated Railroad pillar West Broadway
Yesterday and was knocked to the pavement, sustain
ing severe internal Injuries.
The Christmas festival of the Eleventh
Street Boys Lod gng House, No 700 East Eleyenthst
will be held this evening at 730 o'clock The friends OF
the institution are cordially invited
The promenade concert of the 9TH Regiment
Band was postponed, account OF nclement weather
from Saturday last to Saturday December % Tickets
then issued are good for Saturday night next
This Is the way refined lady" publishes
tn fact that she not pauper in " personal
lyon give Christmas Joy to wretched paupers but who
will cheer refined, homeless LADY, Address
stranger" etc. None OF your common DeSgary aoou'
tus
Modesty demands that the elevated railroad
cou,n!es null down the blinds OF their about
bedtime each evening" for the protection Of residents
a'ong tho line to close their shutters and are
ignorant Of the fact that gasght will east shadows on
white curtains
The legacy of $40, 900 left by Mrs. Arabella
JaV IN = II.
smith n1rmary. OF Staten Island has been paid by the
executors Under instruction Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the indrmary the treasurer, Thomas NJ Rianhard'
invested the IN United states per cent regis
tered bonds.
The newsboys of the Eighteenth Street
LodgingIouse No. oil West EighIeouth-sL. were last
evening treated 20 Christmas dinner OF turkey. plum
pudding cake etc, provided by and nephew OF
the late Theodore Roosevelt. The anerdinncr enter
tainmeut consisted Of n magical performance. Shirts
and shoes distributed among the boys
Annie FAY, alias IIanley, shoplifter, was
charged nc the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
with stealing hair-brush and half dozen handker-
chiefs from the Of Altman Co.. on siIthave last
saturday evening. The detective who arrested her
con not produce any evidence TO show that tho goods
were paid for, and justice Morgan discharged her
from custody.
A concert hall is to be erected on the site
OF the 81 James Theatre, on West Twenty-hlrdst by
Roster Bal The main hall the ground floor will be
Quoted Ike the Krolls Garden at Berlin. Admission TO
the concerts Will be fec. On the aoOr above will be
blliardroOm, with space for forty tables Inc Otler
floors viii be lifted mp for offices.
The Board Of Trustees of the Soldiers
Home with the Board OF Council OF Administration OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic, met at the Home at
Bath stetben County, y " December II, and arranged
for the dedication OF that building January 3D. The
executive officers and both branches OF the Legislature
will he invited, The annual encampment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic been ordered for tho same
time aud place, Instead ~ nj Auburn.
Marcus Raymond. alias Jack Shepard was
brought M nj the Tombs Police Court yesterday on COM
pla int Of Richard Williams. truckman in the employ
OF Nathan Ernger. ~ No. 10 Greenest for having by
trick and artihce stolen horse. truck, harness and
goods consisting OF coat Innings etc. all Of the value OF
81 800 on December "a. He met the truckmaD on the
street and requested him TO small box mp stars
two or three stories In the Ninth National Bank build
iug pretending he had office there. In his all
,ence the property taken Bail was hXed AT Sl,oOO
BROOKLYN.
Elizabeth johnson, a domestic employed at No.
900 Westinghouse ATTENDED mass yesterday morn ne
al ". Jamess Cathedral, in Jayst. While there her
pncket-boog, containing 81 90 was stolen. Charles
Moore age thirty-hYc, arrested suspicion, aud
he pocket book was found In his possession.
James McManus, age forty-eight, q bar
fender IN the saloon at COlumbiaSt. and Autic-Jve,
WAS arrested yesterday morning for assaultng Joseph
Burke 81 No 10 Atlantlcave, md nncting two
wounds upon head They had quarrrlled about the
payment Tor drinks OF which they had partaken.