New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY
Bathing cloaks are made of striped rubber
| cloth.
| The steamer WyanOke brought to this city
OH Monday 1000 chickens They were sent from Ten
nessec.
| The Rembrandt hat, of white plush with large
white plumes is intended for blondes for dress
sions.
New specie holders at the Palas Royal are
crocheted silk bright coors and just large enough
around TO hold a silver dollar.
Brussels net is q new material for evening
dresses; it is shown at Arnold Constabe's, embroid
cred in leaves OF pale drab and orange.
Edward Garland, age eight, of No. 1S
west-st fell off of Pier No. North River last evening
and drowned. The body recovered.
The new bathing costume with its long
cloak makes attendant necessary A maid waits on
the beach to wrap the cloak around her mistress
Gold bands dotted with jet flowers are worn
with the Roman colffure long, narrow band is over
the brow and broad further back serves as comb
Mary C0ggins, age sixty-One, of No. 2l9
East Twenty -nntb-st. fell from fourth-story window
early hour yesterday morning and was instantly
| killed.
The Board of Police yesterday transferred
Sergeant Washington Mulln from the Fifth Precinct to
Thiry-second and Sergeant Patrick Doran from the
| Thirty y-scc0nd to the Flfth.
When the hand-car of the New-YOrk Elc
vated Railroad makes its daily trip through the Bowery
aud up Thirdave all pedestrians stop and gaze after 1t
happy anticipation of rapid transit on the East side
| New imported opera cloaks at Arnold &
Constabes made of gold embroidered india shawls
The shawl is sewed into shape without being cut is
faced with gold satn and ornamented with gold passa-
mcnterie.
The special committee authorized 10y the
House OF Representatives to investigate and determine
questions OF labor will meet next Thursday In the Office
of Postmaster James The chairman OF the committee
is Abram 5. Hewitt.
Workmen, in digging in the "Swamp" for
| the foundations OF the New-York approach to the
Brooklyn Bridge. continue find large stumps and logs
almost perfect state Of preservation, at depth of
from fifteen to twenty feet
John j. Reilly, of the law firm of Mooney &
Reilly Brooklyn, charged with raising a note from
$50 80 to S5j So drawn by John G. Doremu of No u
Ninth-ave was committed examination yesterday at
the Fify-scventh street Court.
Patrick McGowan, of No. Is ClintOn-pacc,
who was interrupted in his diversion OF beating his wife
on Tuesday night, by Officer Smith. and was badly
cubbed because be attacked the officer, now lies in
critical condition at Bellevue Hospital.
The steamship Wyoming, which sailed for
Liverpool Tuesday carried very large foreign mall
consisting ywO bags OF letters and forty bags OF
papers. which the postage amounted to S6i3. The
number of letters was 3G4si, OF which 3o3 were reg
istered.
At a leading shoe mandatory in this city,
the employers have announced TO their worhmcn that
they will make reduction OF wages. The EngIlsn
speaking and German yOckmen have agreed to summit
but the French wOrkmen refuse 10 acquescc III thc re-
duction.
The scaffolding has been removed from the
ascs and nave of St. PatIicks Cathedral at Flfthave
and Fiftieth-s With the sunlight streaming through
the stained windows the interior effect IL as vast and
imposing that OF many of the celebrated cahedras
of the Old World
Notice has been given by the managers of
the Produce Exchange, compelling all weighers and
meas,rers of grain TO appear before the Committee on
Grain August 6, TO have their licences renewed Each
applicant must have the Endorsement OF two or three re-
celvcrs OF grain.
Solomon Rosenbaum, of No. 54S Third-ave.,
reported at Central Office yesterday that his brother
inaw Unfondorier cigardealer of No 81 Bow
cry fell overheard from the Coney Island steamer at IL
on Tuesday, aud Was uro"hcd Ills Oouy mas hot
yet been recovered.
The Citizens Steamboat Company offers to
those desiring visit Saratoga during the races excur
sion tickets to and from Saratoga on is new palace
steamers for 80 80 The Annex boats leave Jewels
wharf Brooklyn, and connect with the steamers OF ts
line morning and evening.
An old landmark is fast disappearing on
Broadway. opposite Washington place. The old build
ing with six Corinthian columns, long prominent
feature of that portion of Broadway; Is being demo
isbcd. 10 make way for more modern, II less pie
turesque, business house.
Mary Harper, of No. II Pclham-st., quar-
relied with her husband. Charles. Monday, at her
home. The brutal husband kicked her In the abdomen,
inurng her very badly She was brought to the Cham
Der street Hospital aud the husband WAS locked MP IN
the Seventh Precinct StaHon-house.
Steinway & Sons have sent to the Floating
Hospital of ST. Johns Guild Of their grand pianos.
TO be used during the evtire season Mss Annie May
Kesser. lately returned from Europe. having kindly
volunteered play for the sick children Tnc excursion
provided for by George A. Clarke Brother viii take
place to-day
Mayor Ely was invited yesterday, by Colonel
Pcyton in behalf Of Thomas Scott. OF the Pcunsy
Railroad Company to accompany excursion Of mer-
~ fasifxt tn Cane ipb
take place next SATURDAY. The invitation wns accepted
by Mayor In ne should not he detained by OH
cal engagements
Mary Ross, age twenty-five. was brought 10
the Eighth Precinct Police Station at 10 yesterday.
Ia wing been rescued from drowning In the North River
at the foot Of Iouson't She had been out with party
Of young men, and had fallen overheard accidentally.
She refused 10 gvc her residence and "as sent To 81
Ninccnts Hospital.
Sergeant Gastlin and Officer Cannon, Of the
Western Steamboat Squad yesterday found under Pier
No 81 North River large lot Of stolen property,
prsng pounds Of rope 100 pounds Of white lend.
three boxes " cigars box OF chewing tobacco. and
agents uniform coat OF The Rockawny line oi boats
Edward Satterlee was held yesterday In
81 600 bail by Otterbourg. charged with bur
glary He was arrested by officer Watson, Of the If
teenth Precinct at a. H. yesterday, In the act Of eay.
Ing the ciglrsoTc OF Morris Frey, No l22 Blecckest
with lot of cigars and clothing ~ is possession rat
rrleo and companion had broken into the plae" ly
forcing the rear door.
The Sub-TreasuIy Cashier paid out 81 100
In new silver dollars yesterday, principally In small
Silver ~ not yet paid ON customs account hut
| probably will he early next month. prominent bank
president stated yesterday that his bank was ready To
exchange 81 OOO,OOO in legal tenders for rimilar
amount silver dollars. which not PERMITTED under
the present Instructions Of the Treasury Department
The rumor that John j. O'Brien was to be
appointed 10 the office chief Of the Bureau OF Flee
tons now occupied by Daniel H. Hasbr0uck, met with
slight credit yesterday ut he Cy Hall The rlmor Was
denied there by officers, and also at Police icadduu els
| Mr. OBren himself would not admit or deny thu there
wa. any truth the story but he said that lie
clIstoined seeing his mentioned IA connection
| with Offices.