New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
NCW-YOEK CITY.

| A pretty design in the fligree silver jcwelry
| is tiny opera fan for pm and earrings
| Dancing dresses for young ladies have snort
! pointed trains that easily managed
A napkin which Louis Napoleon once used
| Il displayed ia u Broadway show window.
new dress trimming is velvet cut III lace
| pattern and embroidered with coorcd ak.
Pretty trimming for evering dresses is the
silk lace, thickly studded with pearl beads
Raw silk materials like furniture coverings
ere used for ovordIcsse, OF new imported costumes
The cloth made of down, which THE TRIB-
uNE met ,ned some time ago, has obeined M ne. 1t
is duvct.
Preparations are being made for large gar
den on the grounds " The Lc:Ox Library ut Seyeliieh
ct. and Fihaye.
Tullc evening dresses are trimmed with sea-
weed. These beautiful COSTUMES are shown In great va
! rcty at Lord S Taylor
a Nassau-st. exchange broker offers to ex-
change silver for Seenbacks at 22 per cent discount on
ill sums of 800 and over.
This season several glass houses have beel
erected adjacent to city markets. where flowers are sold
at lower price than elsewhere.
Grafull's 7,h Regiment Band viii give the
first Of series OF promenade concerts 1t tho armoy of
the 7th Regiment tomorrow evening
Workingmcu are engaged in ParC-pl
laying tic foun,atio FOR the piers which to support
Mary Schultz, age seventeen, who recently
left he homc IN DuuhlrS, n. T.. to visit uncle in
Williamsburg. has not since been heard from.
The ncwspapcr-box at Ycsey-st. and Broad
way, receives more contributions OF newspapers and
pamphlets Than any other box OF tno kind IN the city.
The flags of the foreign 'ConSuatcs, steam
ship companies aud over Ee cts Han were at halnast
Yesterday, n bcug tho dag Of the funeral services of
Nici"c Emanuel
Joip al
under tue East River Bridge. yesterday morning, had
her tore ara mautop gI.n! mssts carried away by
striking the wire.
Several more beautiful deer and antclopcs
from India have been added 10 the zouogca collection
~ G Cutrl Park also q Polar bear, and whole colony
OF African mouAc}S.
\ store in FultoH-s,. displays number of
"Mothaahoue-' Seven Ont Of eight persons Who Try
their -s on these Instruments favor the assembly with
" 1Ut sweet 49, AID Bjc.'
~ q meeting OF the poarI of Fire Commis-
..on,r, yesterday, chci Elwa IS. Wiicim, OF tAe 7th
battalion ". t,il -frr,i 10 tac Gt, and CEci Samuel
C'wIit fuu. -hr t.t @" thc 7'h.
IS Justice Waudcil Va. diving in Ccntral
raa. Tuo.iiv, in~ harness bofc aud lae horse, ran
away. rr' t1c coacun'n va' throyn ,t and '.ea tas
Justice. tut neither vas t,uou'T ml"i H.
At 1iGany's are exhibited some very elegant
ral.i,-,.a t.aI, % r,r, woods with -.hy -il.I and
,l1il.,d uauutu-s These coug, nieut boxes ar l.cd
with al a--or' .Icnt ~ paper aui envelopes.
Fiars indicating skating Mt Ccntial Park
we lat uIu} o tne street -sr, yesterday. and sry
aial lur're. fu, induced - visit Tia iahc
ou.y tu u'd tr' lcr sll Goo" "rt. ,o bear th.'n.
George Williams of No. 13l Bowcry, states
that h., wi,c 'iaty williams. age thrtynye, has iis-
appeared from Lrr home. IT, f-rs t'Mt she hrs CONE
iatrl s1ietio.a she W"s -rettly i,prc-.ca In mind
). u. Rlhcock, president of the Chamber of
Comm, rc y..t"rday. appointed Eliot g. c"wdin chair
mani. -'h I.v and LdT'!i iInchrn a. icin''n To-
fi' y .iunu t'nftf...u "i li" .uI'' STATES IAioit
Trade. 20 bc hc.I Iu Washington on fcurusJ -.
\ number of prominent Western tobacco
flauuf,cu,. and inspectors and ;hc leading in the
trade n THIS cr. took thc amer William Fletcher, AZ
the fnnt pf rs it.ll IT, N,,tcday and Iu- cct.d the
rcw tobrrco stores ~ ilr Eso on+l staten Island.
I'm the fourth game of the consultation chess
u'ntch lor soc. pl.,cl 10 'he Cate International.
Neduc-.I1v. Captain Mar." ,ic and his party were
b..cu r '.'n. Tie mattel. i to BE- -tt0cudcd f.r
rcnh irt Huc,,u1ir i+to pe absent nom the city
Tn Board ol vision and Correction of
Asse,sle.... Yesterday heard arlum'uta rom David
Dudley Eeli. .J4uc- \. D'crne and a number Of other
lawyer iu support Of objections nlcd 10 various
srndo oi a numb g. uptown .trtct, were confirmed
The directors of the Ncw-.Jcr>ey state Rifle
Association ~ .t,tdp appointed a conmittce e. urge
,he tat., Of tc "'l 'oi lcorppr ting H., association.
H,icr rul,ors por. 800 tno range west ol E,recn tu
ul vas ',.rrlr rtccyr' Plot of ground TOR a range
en- the i'Jo. luoi "a ldo"s "as offered d. nominal
iCutL
While curling match, in which about fifty
players were caslsd. wo. la progress AZ the Central
Pax yesterday the lee gave ay and some of The
testanis were prcc.p turd into the water After
difficulty They were rrsoucd hut uot without being
scriuii}y bruised large uumD,r OF the valuable curl
my stones we lost.
Commissioner Mccormick has selected the
folio ing persons ~ committee 10 assist him IN sccur
ing commend able repre- cAtdiiOI of AmcI1cIn Ant at
thr Pau- ENmhition JOHN I.ylor Jo nson. L. ID. Nor
Kan, y W. HcctNith j W iinrh"i, rirNe G9iMln, John
Il hffI "A
rm'tu AMI EobcIt g. Dun
The resolutions of the Governing Committee
OF the stock Exchange cXPclns Gabriel Meter. John
Bonner and Arthur L. scwc, for obvious frnud" were
read apd approved yesterday morning, after the opening
of the Exchange. The yo,c for the expulsion OF Mr.
r,wc il II understood, exactly twO-thiIds, the
requisite number to eNpri a member
The sharp cold of Wednesday night was
moderated yesterday 10 the temperature usually asso-
ciatcd fail OF snow, au1 the heavy clouds in The
afternoon encouraged the dealers in scighs. A few
ltkc. tell about O'Clock but It not until midnight
ihnt Wiucr fulfilled his promise Even then the snow
came down lazy and sparscly AMI roofs and streets
wcrc slow IN assuming cOvrrnso white.
The annual supper of the Wesleyan Univer-
slty Cub. of NowYork last evenings at the Metropolitan
Hotel attended by about seventy Of the graduates.
The Rev Dr. Daniel Curry elected president of the
club year President Foss spoke for the Unver
sity Judge Reynolds spoke for the alumni and Procs-
sor Rice for the college faculty. IL announced that
$4,000 had been secured toward the endowment fund.-
The Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, at No.
43 East Twolf-st has reelected the following officers
Fred. =. Winston, president; Dr. II. H. Sands, yice-pr"s
dent; f. s. Balin treasurer; Phil Bssinger. secretary.
DR.. H. Knapp ut the head Of the medical sa1. In the
Dspensary iiGO new patients were treated last year
329 for diseases II the and S3l for diseases of the
ear 30S treated inmates OF the institution
307 important operations were performed
The annual Christmastide festival Of the
Park Industrial School took place Wednesday afternoon
at the schoolroOms in Sixty Broadway