New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
NETWORK CITY.

No sister has yet been found TO verify the
tale of Lily Aubry.
Side-combs, so long banished, are again worn
| by ladies' old and young
| Last weeks statistics arrests 1880, births
500, deaths $780, marriages 112.
The MirecOurt lace is the lace most used for
| lingerie on account OF its beauty and durability.
Cardinal capes of Siclienne, just displayed
by Arnold Constable, are trimmed with black lace.
Miles Katz, age thirty, of No. 80 Ridge-st,
by the at yesterday at Delaney and
suholksts.
Amber beads strung at intervals on black
silk frnges among the mportations shown at Miller
& Grants
Another first bale of cotton, this time from
Savannah arrived Saturday, and is graded as good
quality Of upland.
Almond color, the new shade of drab or
brown seen hid gloves ribbons, straws for oonnes'
and elegant silks for FAN wear.
Nearly 500 emgrants arrived at Castle Gar
den on Saturday yesterday 2is by the Necar from
Bremen and 23s by the City Of Montreal from Liverpool
The Board of Excise granted SO licenses last
week. and received In fees $500. In July 1928 IL
censes wero granted and the fees amounted to s5635O
Edward Cassidy, John McCabe and Patrick
Holland were by Sergeant Gasn yesterday for
exposure Of their persons while bathing In the North
Gertrude Hanley and Myrtle Irving, who ran
away from their homes in Philadelphia were sent TO the
workhouse on Saturday by Justice Fiamer. They re-
fused 20 go home.
The imported Fall dresses at Stewards are
short in 'front.' Of sheath form, but have small pan
ers in the back or ooped draperes formed by catching
up the demi-train.
Jacob Steiners cigar mandatory at No. 80
Edridge-st was entered by thieves Saturday night,
aud 900 cigars packed up for removal but moth
ing WAS taken away
u via taH no eli
free baths OF the ey Of these, $500 were men. and
10000 women This a falling OF Of about 10000
IRON the week before.
No clew has yet been found TO the supposed
neendary who endeavored to burn the house owned by
Mrs Moulon in West Thirty-hfth-st. The family are
very reticent on the subject.
| Anthony Ash, age thirty, of No. 244 West
Tenthst quarrelled yesterday with boy named Rix,
and received the fight cut the right eye, which
| IL not dangerous kiX was arrested
An additional subscription Of 81 100000
per cent bonds was made Saturday by the First Ma
tiona Bank making total Of S6OOOOOO In three days,
| an average daily sale OF S2.OOOOOO
| The central body of the trades unions of
this city held meeting in stautoust yesterday, andre
solved to send delegation TO the Congressional Com
| mlttee, now In session at the Post once.
John Netsell, age twelve years. of No. $50
East Twelfh-st was beaten Saturday night by
penter named George schrouth for fighting with OF
| the later's children Netsel was fatally injured His
assailant was arrested
John Spangnberger, age twenty-five, fire.
man on the tug, Titan. while attempting to
meet the tug hose with the hydrant on Pier No 81 North
| River. Saturday morning. fell overheard and was
i drowned The body was recovered
Matthew Lyach was arrested by the police
OF the Trty-st Precinct for drunkenness yesterday
morning AT the station house Il found that he
bruised badly that t WAS necessary TO send him at
| once TO the Ninty-nnih Street Hospital
| At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Robert
r. WOLF Of No 563 Fifth-aye Brooklyn, charged John
Shea. age twenty, with having stolen gold watch and
! chain valued at 1920 from his person, while he was
standing IN front Of No 10 Bowery, on Saturday. Bail
/ was required IN $1,000
Secretary of the Navy Thompson arrived at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard Friday evening The Secretary
and his party breakfasted with Commodore Nicholson
Saturday morning, and then visited EewYork. return
| ing 10 the Navy Yard the afternoon. Ho departed
| for Washington by the evening express
The store of Hahn, Benjamin q Co., No.
313 Broadway, has been released from seizure the
firm giving bond for $4,000 with two sureties quali-
flying In 100000 The prosecution Of the firm for al
| United states District-AttOrney Woodford.
Bertha Birtly, another Philadelphia girl who
came to this city in search Of employment found proteo
ton at the Police Central Office last Saturday night
says that she was lnyeged into Chartonst house by
a named Alexander Grant, who promised her en-
plOyment, but showed that his intentions were base
| John Leonard, of No. 426 West Twenty
eighth-st was charged Saturday, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, with attempt at stealing money
from the moneydrawer OF Charles Bertsch. When dis
covered he made desperate struggle breaking an arm
OF one aud cutting the head OF another OF his captOs
He was held for trial IN $1,000 bail.
James Jones, age thirty, Edward Dunn, age
Twenty-Five and John Relston age twenty-three, the
latter residing at No 395 Houstonst all cartmen went
ont In a rOw-bOat yesterday of Pier No 3D. North River.
The boat upset. aud Jones and Dunn, who were
able to swim, were drowned Relston was rescued by
| Captain f1eldf, OF the steamboat Moses Taylor.
fVLara IL a MON her of tha New York nolica
| foree-Dumber unknown-who heard OF DIR. Mary
Walker lie arrested her Saturday for abusing him aud
coectr crowd. At the Central Office the Doctor"
| proe, inst the indlgnity heaped upon her. and
| expr intention OF complaining OF the officer 10
| the ri. linen the disclosure referred TO was
mad AS discharged and left the place In triumph.
| MAJ, who gave the name OF Charles Ed
| wards, but who really veteran sergeant named
Logue, was arragned before Justice Morgan satur
day. the Tombs, for obstructug the sidewalk lie
planned that an injury his eyes, received In the battle
OF Autietam, had so impaired them that he was com
The Judge discharged him with caution to the
ncr OF conducting his business.
Thomas Dunn and Elizabeth CarlhOgh moved
on Saturday into "Battle Row." row OF tenement
houses occupied by body OF squatters, Firstaye.,
above Observation-Disclosures Toward midnight
officer heard the not unusual appeal for hop pro-
ceeding from one OF the houses and on entering saw
Dunn brandishing Wishing 20 prevent posi-
BILE murder. officer Ross lodged Damn in the Eighty
| sent him TO the Island for three months
Officer Purvis, Of the Twenty-ninth Pre-
met was walking down Twentieth-st, near Seventh
ave. yesterday morning before daylight dressed in olt
GEMS dress. when he suddenly set upon by three
men, who attemp pied 60 rob him. The officer drew his
revolver and the thieves fled ne fired three shots after
! them. One OF tue bullets hit Rudolph Heer,
| teen OF No. 222 East Thlrty-eghth-st, In the right
breast. and inflicted wound which was thought 10 be
fatal The wounded man was sent to the NewYor
Michael Nolan, lhbOrer OF No. 30 West Twenty
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