New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
NEW.YoRK CITY.

| for usefu dresses and Oyerdresses.
| Goat teams with their pretty turnOuts fur
nish amusement for boys at the seaside
Rustic sticks with the bark vanished are
seen on some OF the handsomest parasOls.
The steamer Crystal Wave will make an
excursion to the Highlands Of Navesink on Sunday July
81, with full band OF music
THE TRIBUNE has received So from c. F..
Harral for the New-York Infant Asylum. The money
will be promptly forwarded
Balzarine, n fabric we'll familiar to the last
generation Is revived and is much in favor on account
of its durability and Its beauty.
Satin is the fayOrite material for parasOls'
which are much larger this than last Some are
of figured white others are plain white satiu
Different cOlored ribbons are used In COM
bnation for trimming dresses For black dresses gold
and red are used for white and delicate nts pink and
blue.
The stone wall of the old CrotOn Aqueduct
ia being torn down. Much the stone has been bought
to used in building the Church OF the Paust Fathers
In West Sixtieth-st
A sunstruck potatO-bug was found seated
on one of the stone posts Of the Battery wall yesterday
enjoying the cooling breeze and wondering what the sad
were saying
Two sisters of ex-President Grant, Mrs.
Cramer wife of the Minister TO Denmark and Mrs Cor
bn OF Elizabeth N j. visited the Post ONCE yesterday
and were escorted through the building by Postmaster
James Mrs. Cramer will sail for Europe on July 20
John Sheehan, q child of sixteen months,
whose parents reside at and
second-aye., was over and killed yesterday AFTER
noon by a bItcher's truck owned by d. sollnger; OF
Forty y-hthst and Frstave. The driver was arrested
Michele Batboro says he married Angelina
Campagla April A. 1s7s in the presence Of her father
before Mayor Ety. that since then the father by his
threats has succeeded in taking from him his wife. On
these statements Judge Daniels granted yesterday awrit
OF habeas corpus requiring the iather TO proGuce the
wife in court
The Board of Police yesterday transferred
Patroman Bernard Murtha from the Twenyeighth Pre-
cinct TO the Twentythird; Patrolman John p OBrien
from the Twenty ninth to the Thlreth, and Paroman
Joseph Kennedy from the Twenty-secOnd TO the Nine
teenth subPreenct where lie Is assigned TO do duty In
citizens clothes.
There are at Castle Garden about forty
Italians landed from the steamship Spain last
Sunday. They have no money they say, and were told
by the agent in Antwerp Of whom they bought their
tickets that they could remain Castle Garden long
they chose. They decline, therefore, TO leave thelr
present quarters Tho matter will be referred TO tho
Italian Consul.
Adolph Henery age seventeen, of Altoona,
Germany. while working yesterday morning in the hold
Of the bark Victoria, at Pier No. a East River, was
struck the head by lump Of salt weighing about
eixty pounds which fell twenty feet lie was taken 70
the Chambers street Hospital where. though his skull
found not to be fractured yet the injury was re-
garded as dangerous
Miss Claxton said yesterday that there was
q
and the former Of the Lyceum Theatre Her
contract was made has already been stated in THE
TRIBUNE and her preparations for the Fall season were
already under way. Mrs. Drew, OF Phiiadolphla, ana
Miss CaXtou at present the only lady managers OF
theatres In this country.
The Roman Catholic school children Of
Manhatanve celebrated their annual picnic and fes-
tiyal yesterday in Suffers Park The day spent In
dancing. marching singing aud In viewing she lovely
scenery the upper pavilion OF the park IN the af
ternoon Monssnor Seton and many other Catholic pre-
lates and aymen visited the grounds and were enter
tanned by Father kessler
At the Coroner's Office yesterday inquests
were held In the cases Of Sarah Y Ford seventy
three who died at Ne 3f7 Ffth-ave Of edema OF the
lungs from chronic Brghts diseases OF William Starr
age fortyour of No. Al CITY Ilalpnee. who died Of
fraye y dro wnsd az the foot Of One-hun-
dred-and-rhrty yeighth-st on July D.
The weakness Of fre-escape bracket caused
the falling OF sca6od at No. Clntonpac yesterday,
by which two workmen were precipitated distance Of
thirty feet 10 the pavement below One, David Ender-
son, age twenty-sH OF No $40 East Thly-s1th-s,
seyerely injured about the head and She other John
Fulton, age thiryseyen, OF Sxeenth-s aud Tenthaye,
sustained injury OF tho spine They were both taken
70 81. Yincenrs Hospital.
The steamship Victoria, which arrived yes
terday Glasgow landed l05 passengers She also
brought Captain f. Foster and crew. Of the schooner
Nellie c. Foster which was run down by the ship Cir
cassian on June 90. on the banks OF Newfoundland.
schooner
will be forwarded. and sailed irom there on May
25. She about ninetysiI tons burden and. besides
captain and mate, carried crew OF thirteen men.
At meeting of the judges of the New
York Bay Regatta to consider claims Of fouling made
by the owners OF the yacht No Name against the yacht
Nette the masters OF both yachts present, and
gave their OF the sailing courses Of their
ses Immediately before the alleged fouling In
quence OF these diverse views the Judges rendered no
decision They will take the testimony of the
the stakeboat in regard to the oulng ana base their
decision on his evidence
james Ahearn, of Ninety-third-st. and Fifth
ave. stole a horse worth $3.50 from his employer,
Thomas Cornell While attempting TO sell the borse he
was arrested by Officer Dakin, of the Mounted Squad
and both rode up second-ave towards the Eighy-sey-
enth Street Station House. When about Eghtiethst,
Ahearn made blow with his loaded whip at the officers
head, but missed him and then rode furlously up the
avenue. lie was recaptuied anu yesaoedfday justice
James GonOud is accused OF shooting at
Jacob Myer and dangerously stsbbing Albert Auer on
June 2s at Eightieth-s and Frstaye. He has been in
dieed for the latter offence Auer is likely to
and yesterday Gonoud applied to Judge Daniels, in su
preme Court Chambers TO be admitted to bail His
know what did Judge Daniels thought he had better
stay where he was as he seemed very dangerous man.
and denied his motion.
E. A. Morrison g. Co., No. S93 Broadway,
employed a young named Caleb Warren a few
months ago clerk. They believed him honest, his
recommendations were good Recently they have
missed number OF articles. aud Warren suspected
He was watched by Detective Thompson, who caught
him Wednesday evening leaving the store with
twelve lace scarfs valued at SIS IN his possession
Warren yesterday brought before Justice smith, at
the jefferson Market Police Court and was held in $500
bail for trial.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, De-
tectyes Titus and Wade, OF the Fourteenth Precinct,
brought up James Kenny, alias Soldier Kenny and
Hugh Reilley, alias "Blinkey Reilley," well-known
criminals, q charge OF being implicated in the bur
glary on the store OF Louis Delagander, at No. 365
BrOome-st, Tuesday last, when Jewelry valued at
SO 900 stolen. Elizabeth Barle, young girl OF No
367 BrOOme-st., identified Reilly a man whom she