New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
NETWORK CITY.

Many of the new dresses have black lace
frills at the neck, displaying white OF any kind
At Castle Garden yesterday, $50 emigrants
arrived, OF which 1873 came from Liverpool, and III
from Bremen.
Dainty little caps of white muslin, trimmed
with gay-colored ribbon bows, arc very popular Tor
breakfast at the Summer resorts
Thomas Dunn, age forty, of Brooklyn, ac-
cdentally fell down from the second floor OF No. 53
Broadway yesterdy, and almost instantly killed.
The receptiOn-roOm on the fifth floor at
Stewards has been beautifully fitted up for the purpose
of displaying advantage the imported dresses Just ar
rived.
Lizzie Day, the young woman who took
PARIS green Thursday, at No. l52 seventh-ave, died
nj an early hour yesterday morning at the New-York
Hospital.
The Saratoga evening dress is of soft
white Grape with Pompadour neck and elbow sleeves,
trimmed with long loops and bows of white watered
ribbon.
James GraysOn, of No. 16 ROOsevelt-st., a
shipkeeper on The bark Fiona at Pier No East River,
accidentally fell overheard yesterday and was drowned
The body was recovered.
Edward O'COnner age thirteen, of No. $40
East Tnirteenth-st. while bathing yesterday in the
st River at the foot OF Flfyfourthst was drowned
His body was not recovered.
At the German Hospital in July, 127 pa
tients were treated At the German Dispensary 1913
prescriptions were furnished; 81 1913 was contributed
by wealthy Germans IN alu q tue Institute
Another nstalment of Denver extension
bonds has been received from Europe by the Bond
holders Committee, making Sl500OOO already depOs-
tied, ont OF a total issue OF over @6OOOOOO.
Mayor Ely approved, yesterday, the resOlu-
ton authorizing investigation by special commit
tee tde accounts II the Department Of Buildings IL
was stated yesterday that the committee had begun
work
Officer Gilligan brought an unknown man
Of forty years. TO the Prince street stationhouse
yesterday afternoon He was found lying IN the street
iDsensibc suffering from sun-stroke. He was sent to
St. NiucentS Hospital
A meeting of the special committee on the
investigation Of Irregularities the district civil courts
was appointed for yesterday Alderman Lewis was the
only member Of the committee present, and hence no
meeting was held.
William Daimler, age twenty-one, was COM
mitted IN default Of $1,000 bail in the Ffty-seventh
Street Court yesterday for stealing truck, bay mare,
set OF harness and $50 pounds Of beef all valued az
$500 from the nrm OF j. l. Loudon OF Forty-tourtn-
~. and Firstave., on July %
The steamship Neckar, for Bremen. carries
ont to-day $50 hogsheads and $50 OF tobacco the
britannia. Liverpool, 200 tons OF fresh meats and
5000 cases Of canned goods and the Erina, for Ly-
erpoo. $4,000 bushels OF wheat.
Elizabeth Jones and Jennie Wheeler were
arraigned yesterday at the jefferson Market Police
Court for stealing diamond PIN valued at $780, from
John Heard. OF No 227 East Thirtcth-st. They
locked up for trial In default OF $1,000.
The public are cautioned against an i'm
posOr who Is attempting 10 collect money for the Float
ing Hospital OF ST. Johns Guild The collector author
lied 90 receive contributions VIII always exhibit hts au
tEory under the signature OF the officers OF the society
Francisco Fillota, an Italian, was arrested
yesterday By internal revenue officers having In his
possession grass bag containing 200 unstamped cigars
The Italian was arraigned before United States Commits
Ouer Shields, by whom he held under $500 bonds
for further examination.
As Patrolman George Berg, age twenty-five,
Of the steamboat Seneca patrollng the East River
at Onehundrcd yesterday afternoon, in
a small boat In company with oflcer Mccarthy, the
boat was accidentally upset, and Berg was drowned.
The body has not yet been discovered
James McMulen, of Staten Island, and
Thomas King Of Brooklyn. fell from a scafold Of the
Elevated Railroad at Colege-plaee and Chambers-st.
OF the brain. aud King a cut the eve. They
both sent TO the Chambers Street Hospital.
On complaint of Mrs. Green, her husband,
william Green, OF No. 5I4 West Thirty-eghth-st, was
arragned before Justice Murray yesterday and held for
trial In default Of $500 BAIL Mrs. Green charged that
her husband struck her several blows In the face with
his fist. and threatened her lifo with knife.
On the arrival of the steamer StOningtOn
yesterday morning. one OF her passengers DIR. F. A.
Bland, OF Washington. d. C., reported that when he
awoke his pOokotbook was missing. It contained SIS
In money. bOe for 81 800 and quantity OF valuable
papers All efforts 10 discover the tnicf proved Ruthless
Michael starr, of FOurth-ave. and One
hundred comes nome iao unu Deats
his wife The latter such occasions seeks refuge with
Mrs. Elizabeth Duryee neighbor. Starr recently, abus-
ing Mrs Dnryee, killed nine OF her fowls Judge Fam
sends him TO the Island for three months In default
Of $500 bond Tor good behavior
John Jenkins, whose Summer residence is
Washing ton-sduare. was taking wash in one OF the
drinking fountains early yesterday morning when An
tonia Paluk Italian, another tramp, gave John a
violent kick Officer Duryeo arrested Antonio. On him
stolen. II has a monogram. NJ. NJ. j." on the back
Denton Pearsall, president of the Butchers
and Drovers Bank reported ut the Central Office yes
terday morning that he had been robbed OF diamond
pin valued at 800, while Fourth-ave In
tho afternoon Detectives Wood and shelly arrested, on
suspicion. Henry Williams aud Charles Douglass, known
respectively al" Poodle Murphy and Cure Charlie"
Mr.. Prursall WAS unable to identity either one OF them,
and they were released
Thomas McCabe, a salOOn-keeper, OF No.
l469 Thrdayr., Wednesday night found James Ktely
lying in his back yard The climbed the fence
aud disappeared. McCabe then found that the store
door had been forced with jimmy, but that nothing
had been stolen He caused the arrest OF Kelly yestei
day, VINO WAS committed in $1,000 bail 20 answer,
Burglars have been active for long time IN lOrkve
and b believed that tue arrest of Kicy Will lead TO
their capture.
Patrick Henry Savage, a cattle-drOver from
Malone, n. Y. badly beaten Wednesday last bya
companion named James Smith White. The two
Intoxicated savage got warrant for Smith, which
rclurnabe yesterday lie, however Determined to take
the law into hts own hands he bought revolver and
said he would shoot Smith sight. William Blanck,
who endeayored TO dssuade him. came berg shot
himself. Savage and Smith were both arrested Tho
later held tor trial, while savage himself fined
$40 for carrying concealed weapons.
Yerdicts of accidental death were rendered,
yesterday IN the following cases. Joseph Blume, age
nity OF No 144 Norfolkst. who fell from beam while
at WORK at No. % West Twenty fth-st, July "a Ford
nand stutg. age ifty-seyen, VINO fell from box at
Avenue-A and feminist, June "a John Smith, ago
sixty three, Of East FOurteenhst injured In the groin
while at work at No. 90 COurtands July 30. and John
George Walc, age twcnly-Onc, OF No. 353 Flfth-st,
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