New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
New wells are of black thread net, and look
| as il they had been dipped in gold dust.
Velvet is no longer combined with silk in
costumes but is much used with wool materials.
broad-brimmed hat, called d fIrlandaiSe,
turns ND very the left side and is very becom
| ing 10 young faces.
Renus Hermel, who cut his throat on Sun
doy night while suffering from delIrlum tremeDs, died at
! the Ninety-nnth street Hospital yesterday.
The steamship Wyoming, from Liverpool,
ves,o,dov landed $50 Immigrants at Castle Garden the
Bothnia from Liverpool. Gs, and the California from
| Glasgow. 81.
The stockholders Of the National Market
Bank Yesterday voted to reduce the capital stock OF the
bank from ~ 100000 to Sj0000O holders OF 7o'2 out
| OF 10000 shares were present.
The Police Board yesterday granted per-
mission Inspector Murray to receive reward OF 9loo
from Andrew g. Engc OF Fiirview " j., for the arrest
and conviction al the mAsKcd burglars "ho i0' no
boIsc last summer.
James Roberts, age twenty eight, who has
been boarding East Twenty secondst, was arrested
Yesterday by detective Dorcey charged with having
stolen $1,000 in Chicago. Justice Morgan committed
him Ia ait a rcqusition.
Bv the breaking of coupling of an up-train
on the METROPOLITAN Elevated Railroad yesterday at
H. m at Eighth-,t., travel was delayed for nearly
twenty minutes. The road seems to be unfortunate III
having these slight accidents occur at tho the "hch
travel Is the heaviest.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday voted
reward Of $3.50 TO the potbol, Isaac Webb for e'eung
the three sailors from the capsiled whaling bark Sarah,
an account Of which was published IN The IRIBUNE on
1uu siay last The immediate removal OF the hInk'h
canal-4on LYMAN at the entrance oil the Sa'eh Si'u
ferry slip, was ordered.
A curious group assembled Yesterday at one
table In restaurant near the Court House. II was com
posed Of Dstrct-Attorncy Phelps, woudbe Dstrct-A-
torncy Frederick smyth, Mr. Phelps's hrsticutcnant
DAME! X Rollins Charles W. Brooke who - has hopes'
I'm the event Mr. smyhs election, and Assistant D.
trci-Attomey Bell Al OF the patty seemed 10 ciJUy
thoroughly the jokes that were made but MI Pneipss
laugh was the loudrSt.
-Four hundred and forty-eight deaths were
reported have occurred IN this city during the week
ending Saturday October 20. This Il decrease Of 81
compared with the preceding week, and the lowest
weekly mortality since June < The actual number OF
deaths Tor the week ending October jO6 and The
number Of deaths To-. the c0ie,phing week u"
the past I've years was j062 The death rate per 1000
inhabitants would therefore he 2il9 Tor the week. the
population being estimated Ut l,Os76i5.
WicIdcrs of the pastc-brush are in the polit-
zeal field aud dong their best for their respective
parties. 4 Tlmmany Hall blposter had decorated the
board fence that hedges IN the addition TO the Court
House with large posters bearing the names OF the Tam
nauy Hall candidates. combination soldier OF the
brush followed aud neatly covered them with other
bills which were printed III large letters the names
the combination ticket aud thus IN dehanc" % tile
Tmnlny Hall men who were looking out OF the City
Hall windows
had his attention called yesterday to the alleged fraud
ulcnt registration on October 20 OF two In the
Fourteenth Election District ~ the Nth Assembly Dis
trct who 10 Is claimed had not been residents IN the
ward for a year After some investigation the Chief has
Decided 10 prefer charges against the whole bOard-n
GLIDING COIsud Hotties, Aaron GOldschmdt, Solomon
Baerlen ana August lIlppod The charges aud secifi
cations have already been finished. and the trial set
down for FRIDAY Ii Is said that this case likely TO
come notice Of tho Grand Jury, and will be made
a test case.
INSPECTOR Conway reported to the Pilot Com
is.ouers Yesterday that Friday four scowloads OF
asbcs and garbage were dumped in the bay on East
Bank near Romcr shoal on Saturday Fix scow-oads
Of ashes garbage were dumped near the same place
The tug T.. j. NcNns t"wcd srow.9ad OF asns OF tne
Union Ferry Company far n East Bank, where II was
di-chnrscd. complaint was al'9 made thai QUANTITIES
seycnfyouril-st, Lat RVer' which had washed mo
the during the recent STORM ana formed sna
head.
James Potter, of No. 1lG West Nineteenth
st. professional nurse, was passing through Warren
ST. near Church, at 10 o'clock Monday night. when he
seized suddc My by the throat and almost gnrroted
By tlick-sct strongly built rufan who attempted 20
take gold watch out OF his pocket. Mr. Potter RrHp
Piled hs R-sailant, aud to his cries of
va srcurrd He gave tic name of Francis IicLcy
aged u years NJ No - Iose-st. Lckcy was brought
Court aud committed for trial in default Of 5000
bail. On his way to court he mads two attempts TO
escape.
A call has been issued for a meeting ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel tomorrow evening, to suggest 10
the Mayor that delegates from all he States De invited
10 assemble here Aprl 30 ncxthe niuctieth anuyer
sary Of the first inauguration Of Washington Presi
dent-to discuss the opening OF Worlds Exhibition In
this city I'm $50 or sooner The call IL signed by 4. T.
stewart * CO.. Tiffany Co.. Robbins Appleton, Cor
ham Manufacturing Co., schultz SouthwicR Co, Beui
H. sherman G. II. Deanatcr& Co. urOn works., Thomas
g. Acton, the Singer Manufacturing Co., Henry f.
spaulding, Vermlye K Co.. David D0ws Co., J. d.
Iunes John A. stewart, y. - Winston George ;. COe,
Noryin Green Mitchell, Vance CO.. Merden Britannia
Co.. Brewster IL Co., Lord & Taylor, and Others.
BROOKLYN.
Edward Clarke age sevcnty-three, collect
or for soap factory, found dead yesterday sitting.
I'm n sfarway leaning from his bedroom at No 80 Main
st. IIo had been al for some time.
The annual meeting of the Manhattan Con-
grcgatonal Association held yesterday IN the Cen
trail Congregational Church tthe Rev DR.. scuddersl II
WAS resolved request the pastors connected with TO
solicit annual subscription In their churches Tor the
support aged and inhrm ministers The officers
elected the ensuing Moderator the Rev
DIR. StOrrs; Secretary, the Rev. III. III. Mcfarland
Treasurer, tho Rev. Bishop Fnlkner.
The annual inspection of the Did Regiment
took place yesterday afternoon at the parade ground in
front OF the Marine Barracks IN tho Navy Yard. SIX
drcd members IN attendance. The
officer was General John Is. Woodward. After
the inspection the regiment marched through CumDer
Iandst., I.afayettc-avc, Schcrmerhorn, Clinton and
other streets.