New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
NETWORK CITY.


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! Pretty little pepper-bOxes at the Merldcn
Companys are OF the Longwy ware, silver mounted
\ thief named Schmidt has been collecting
money under the gulse of priest Now ne Is i'll 'ile
/ Tombs awaiting trial.
| Gentlemen's gloves are in quieter colors
than last season the wide stitching ON the Daeh is
no ongcr gaudy as it was
"Motton bows for the neck are made OF "A
number of colored satin ribbons painted by manu- III
pretty designs on the many ends
The total number of immigrants arriving at
Castle Gard n during the past week was 4sl less
number than during any previous week IN 1873
The condition of ex-Assemblyman James
HAYES WAS much improved last evening and his pbysi
clans believed would be able to leave his pea IN
few days.
The next lecture in the Cooper free course
will be- delivered SATURDAY. evening December 2s IN the
great hall at Oclocs by W. s. AndreWs' OF ths ci'!,
on Our HumOrsts."
India null in pale pink ard blue shades
edged with soft Breton lace make the most becoming
collarctes and neck Garnure possible This IS he"
material and much used this winter
A meeting of the directors OF the German
American Bank was held yesterday and the officers de-
cared that the bank had taken no steps toward Voiun
tary lquidation as has been published
The Board of ApportiOnmcnt was waited
upon by delegation Of residents III the Vicinity OF the
Fort Gansevoort PROPERTY yesterday, ana asked 10
appropriate $4,000 for preparing tho properly iora
market
Judge Brady has been more i'll than the
reports of his health stated but he now reported
to be steadily, though very rapidly recovering HIS
friends say that he Will be aDle 10 Iesu"o "ViA V"
January g.
Mrs. Jane Isaacs accuses Mrs. Josephine
Taylor Of sptug IN her face, and has caused her ar
rest Mrs Taylor said in defence that Mrs ISaacs threw
milk over her Mrs Taylor is at liberty ON 5000 bail to
keep the peace.
Dion Boucicaut has promised to deliver
lecture before the Veteran Corps Of the Goth Regiment
Corcoran Legion AMI Mcaghers Brigade, on washing
toms Birthday, fo the benefit OF the widows ana OF
phas Of those who fell during the reDellol'
CAPTAIN Gunner, of the Strcet-Cleaning De
partment reported yesterday that the efforts to release
the scows frozen in at Bayonne, N j. were unsucee-s
full The Mayor bas been requested to provide place
the disposal OF ashes and garbage untI the present
difficulty Is overcome.
At a meeting of the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton at Castle Garden yesterday, an application
from the Rev C. Osterhoim pastor Of theFrsi Swedish
Baptist Church for permission 20 act rs missionary
scandinavian immigrants, was referred 10 super
iutcndent Jackson Tor action
James Thompson enlisted in the United
States Army on March 6. lie deserted shortly after
ward but before doing 80 found guilty on number
Of grave charges. Yesterday he brought before
Justice Morgan, who sent him, az his own request TO
the Island for three months
city Of New-Yotk mention avorably James Godwinand
Fitzgerald Tisda IT, now in the college, well
fitted resp ctyclv TO iii the PrOfcssorshps OF Mathe
MATES aud Greek Mr.; Tisiall has served tho college
BY the dropping of n line in the bank table
given bv a correspondent In letter printed IN TIE
TRIBUNE Of Thursday. the condition OF many OF the
banks was very materially misrcprescnted The valno
shed at 0s instead POS al that date while the last
sale, November. . was 361l
Phe Commissioners Of Parks have been
mcndng the poutice pavement OF the walks in the city
Hall Park by llng in the great holes with ashes from
the city buildings. Tho ahes as soon NJ they have
been picked over b. the children aud scaycugcrs, aud
have been little beaten down, furnish pain much
superior TO The old broken pavement
Burglars broke into l.. l.. Barretts house,
No 14i East Thirty-seventhst, o'clock yesterday
morning. through the scutc In the roof aud ransacked
several rooms securing watch and various articles OF
value before they were heard. Mr. Barrett sent out
Geographic ALARM and an officer Of the American DIS
had fed.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John
Mahouy alias Harrington, alias " Jack Sheppard no
torous burglar and thief. brought ur charged with
completely in the larceny OF horse. wagon, harness
truck aud goods all OF the value o. II 800 owned by
named Williams Ia the employment OF NalHan
OnanCer OF No ~ GFethcst lie "asleMauu'ul oi lui-
tner evidence.
The losses of the Lippe Gold Frame Manu-
featuring Company and tho Catholic Publication Society.
by the fire at No Barcay-st Thursday night now
estimated at between 100000 and $4,000. The stock
Of the Catholic Publication COMPANY which was valued
at $4,000, was insured for $4,000, IN tweny-niuo
different companies. lppo * Co. were insured for
$4,000 IN ten companies
Bishop Potter has issued q circular to the
aity aud clergy OF the Episcopal Church in this city,
calling their attention the fact that tomorrow will 10
Hospital Sunday, when offerings expected in all the
churches for hospital purposes. The clams Of So Lukcs
HOSPITAL. and ST. Mary's Free IosIii for Children, I'M
der the Of the Sisters Of 81 Mary are particularly
commended for sympathy and support
Judge ChOate decided yesterday that be-
fore Red " Leary could be discharged under tho
habeas corpus before Inn, the prisoner must show
anrmatively that the Identification Of himself with the
Robbery. was not established. Mr sullivan asked for
time 10 get the necessary papers from MASSACHUSETTS
day.
Jasper j. Lyons, of West Twenty eighth
St. reported last Eight at Police Headquarters that
trunk containing valuable silks and articles OF clothing
had becn stolen from a Gurncy's Express wagon while
on the way to his house. lIis wife had Just returned
from Washington. and gave orders 10 have the trunk
sent home. While the exprcssman was looking after
other baggage 1t was stolen. reward offered Tor
its return.
The children of the Five Points House of
Industry were entertained last evening by exhibition
OF the illumina ed pictures London and TIE
Paris Exposition consisting Of seventy representations
cast by stsTeOptcon canvas screen Tue chapel
was flied with children and many Of their friends aud
room the expressions cf delight evidenced their appre-
cialiOn OF the entertainment.
DR.. John Lord proposes to deliver this Win
ter ia NcwYork another OF historical lectures
different from those given three years ago, with few
exceptions, Which necessary TO the unity OF course
and which have been Iewutteu-the whole intended to
preseut continuous view Of the progress OF Society
from the Roman Empire To modern times. These lee
will he delivered in Chickering Hail. and Will be-
gin Tuesday, January Z, at ii a. m.
The following trustees were elected yester-
day by the Society OF st. Johnand: Adam Norrie How.
ara Potter, T. r. Fabbri, John Cotton Smith, T. A. Wash
burn, +. 9. Winston, W. Alex smith, f. DE T. Foster j.