New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

Fichus are worn with nearly every style OF
costume.
! Violets a.e very scarce and consequently
much sought after
Old-fashioned pongcc is again used for
dresses and wraps
One of the novelties in dress goods is the
" bourrette batiste."
Smyrna lace is out of favor, and is not seen
on any Of the late garments.
Long, clock, wristed, Isle thread gloves are
sold at stewards for 81 pair
Chamb6ry cambria is one of the prettiest
materials for Summer dresses.
Morning wrappers and sacques are extern
sively trimmed with cOlOred embroidery.
TorchOn and Russian laces are very much
used this Summer for trimming white suits.
New riding hats are in the shape of
helmet with the back piece left en- and look very much
like jockey caps.
The demand for per cent bonds yesterday
was brisk over 100000 OF them being sold by single
banking institution.
One of the recently imported bOnnets has
wreath formed Of birds large that only ten were re-
CURED to surround the crown.
New French lawn suits, at j. e. G. John
ston's, have parasols made aud trimmed to match
They particularly adapted for seaside and country
In the case of j. Marshall Paul, the Philadel
pnan who died Central Park hay 49, the CorOners
ury rendered verdict of death from G1ema Of the
lungs
William Clark age thirty-eieht years, of No.
23l West sixteenthst who struck his head on the bot
tom OF the bath nc the foot OF Bcthune-st while diving
Tuesday night, died yeste day morning from cOncus
sion OF the brain.
Deputy Coroner Miller yesterday made post
norton examination in the Of Henry F0ller, who
said have been killed by blow Inflicted with
"A raa, p4llap Of
vulsiOns due to Brshts disease.
The following officers were elected by the
Importers and Groccrs Board of Trade yesterday
President, George W Lane viee-presdens, David N;
William Z. Cary, jr; moasurer, Charles W. BceDe.
RenbOd KOerner, a German cigar-maker, OF
No GlS Nnthst returned to his home Tuesday night In
toxcaed after debauch which had lasted An entire
week After Lila supper, he lay down on sofa and pull
ing pistol from his pocket, shot himself through the
right temple.
An equestrian portrait of the late Colonel
Hitchcock has been painted for the ArnOry OF the
9TH Regiment by L. saugunetti, and has met the de-
cided approval OF the Of thar command The horse
by General Custer and Colonel Fisk.
During quarrel at No. 81 Cherry-st., at
an early hour yesterday morning, James Cochran
stabbed John Smith in the left breast with pocket
knife INJECTING dangerous wound. Smith was sent TO
the Chambers street Hospital and Cochran arrested
aud held 10 await the result Of smiths Injuries.
A baby of four weeks and brother two
and half years old children OF Mrs. Bella Barry, OF
No. 32l East Tweny-fourtL5t slept together on Tues
day night. The older child IN his sleep, casped the
Younger round the neck and srangled him. The mother
found her baby dead IN bed yesterday morning.
H. s. Jackson, Superintendent of Castle
Garden reports the total arrivals Of alien immigrants,
from January TO May 81 20 have been 24G5O Of whom
7,Gl2 were from Germany ana 4slS IRON ireland
Besides these 1000 persons have arrived who were
either citizens or had been ~ the United states betore
Dock Commissioner NanderpOel received in
formation yesterday that the remains Of HIS son, Cap
tain B. W. ganderpoel left Antwerp on May 90, on
the steamer August Andre. and would arrive m New
York June H. Funeral services VIII be held upon
the arrival Of the body, and the inerment Will take
place 40 Greenwood.
A large sign, with the following inscription
in red letters yesterday attracted attention in Johnst
In OF the large number Of persons in this city af
fected with melancholy. brought by Judge Hllton's
insult to female relatives. the proprietor OF this
store has laid in unusually large stock OF cutlery.
with the necessary implements inside. Great induce
ments offered TO Wholesale butchers"
At a meeting yesterday of Pacific Mail di
recors IL was announced that notes the amount Of
S65, 900 had been paid during the past week all in
favor ofthe Panama Railroad Company. Henry Hart
stated that these notes had been Endorsed by some Of
the members Of the old board thus binding the company
and that they had been paid TO prevent the Panama
Railroad Company from acquiring any cause Of action
against the steamship company. Mr. Hart would not
admit mat the money was justly owed by Pacific Mail
Mrs. Edward Arnott, Miss Rose Llsle). the
actress has brought suit against e OF Nibos
Garden for paying her salary She alleges that she
Niblos in The Gascon, and that IN the middle OF the
week the managers informed her that her services were
frred 1928, which was only hall the salary they had
the case were served on Messrs Gardner Bache the
managers ofNblos Garden ON Monday.
BROOKLYN
James Forster, age thirty -four, a laborer,
attempted to suicide evening by cutting his
throat, at his residence, No. 20 HurOu-st.
Henry c. Murphy, the referee III the parti-
ton suit the estate reported yes
terday that the sale of the at auction realized
$50, 400 80, exclusive of membranes.
The terms of Office of fifteen members of
the Board Of Education Will expire at the close OF this
month Nominations to fill the vacancies will probably
be made by Mayor Howell next Monday.
The funeral of George n. Chappell, one of
the victims of the collision between the tugboas Terror
and D. T. Whitbeck last Saturday. held yesterday
at tic Central Methodist Episcopal Church. The burial
was in the Cemetery OF the Eyergrecns.
Mayor Howell has appointed the following
committee of Aldermen to the tax budget pre-
pared by the Board OF Estimate: Aldermen Fisher
Kenna Burnett Murtha. French, Phillips, Black, Girls
wold and Mcintyre. Four are Republicans and five
Democrats
The Rev. DR.. w. |. Burlington, of the Clin-
ton Avenue Congregational Church. accompanied by his
wife, will sail for Europe to-day TO be absent four
months. During his VACATION his pulpit VIII be filled
by the Rev Dr. George Walker and President FOss, OF
the Wesleyan University.
The annual parade of the Sunday-school of
the town OF New-Lots took place yesterday The
schools were divided into three sections each OF which
assembled at a church previously designated. They
afterwards marched together through the principal
streets Of East New-YOrk.
John McCuner and his wife, Hannah, were
left In charge OF Mr. Dckmans house. at No SO Carkst
Yesterday they became involved in a drunken quarrel
and McCuner attacked his wife with a stone, nhicting
severe wound on her head, and fracturing her left
wrist. Both were locked up.
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