New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
NEW-YOkK CITY.

The English style OF dressing Is very pop
uar with American gentlemen.
! DAINTY work-bOxes. furnished with thimble,
scissors, etc. offered at Ridley, IN Grdndst' for
! 81 each.
| New chatelaihe pockets at Stewards are OF
black morocco. nlaid with led gold, Beat buckles are
made to match.
| As an inducement to holiday shoppers, Lord
| e. Taylor nave again reduced tue plce o. tHer mil
! nory and furs.
The annual exhibition of Packard's Business
College, always pleasant gathering. will TAKE place AT
Ghickerinc Hail on Friday evening.
! The man who died in front OF No. 30
East Invent y-seeOnd-st on sunday las been Identified
as Tho mas Marrow engineer at the LyCcum THEATRE
| The Rev. Joseph Cook in the prelude to his
! lecture in Association Hail. Tomorrow evening, wih
touch upon tae cipher dispatches aud election frauds.
The suit of Whalen against General Sheri-
Jan was moi continued yesterday Doyauae OF the "ean
of the daugncr Of Judge Wallace. ILe adjournment Is
| until tomorrow morning..
hleyercnt and iTuscible residents OF FOlty-
sccoud.i. cal the PRIME tDc scheme 10
sur ar road in that tHorougLIaIe the Second Forty
| Iul,yvN.'
| Charles Kuhn, age ffty-two, grocer of
No 2lJ west Tweuty-soyoutn.st., WHO attempted SUI
ciue IL Central Park sunday. ded al noon Jcstcrnay
al ttC kuO1C' 81, uuspta"
Gentcmcn's gloves are always little darker
iluu lUsc MUlI b1 iahits' u Ii'uilt' Hi"H' 'i ''
at present tan color witn dark sutcnnss o. the
hacA. Lavender and tue Ish'er shades are worn Tor
dress UyCasiuns.
| Patrick Drum, age forty-twO, a painter of
No. ri E,s Ihil .,-si, "'s iouud ai hs mousse at
II o,IorA yesterday nornHg with throat severely cut
Ii supposed INA, no attempted 10 end h's NE on
acCou"to business troubles
The Amateur League, a dramatic club, or
| ganHyd lor chautunIc purpose. "Il perform this
evening at tue Lexington Avcu"e Opera House. on
liy-IEutl-st, ByI.u's courdy OF " oar Boys" Aic
tue play Inception vii Oc -'en oy tAe 'uD' Judge
! Homer 4. Nelson 90 picsIsvLl.
There is still a good deal in a name. for
Wunau, Kelley ua- been arrested ~ Fuuc.. l.. Taylor
oi No. IS West Fiitet- Tor selling hlu buggy bear
irgu ate engraved win tar uHu. ~ prominent car
IdCc UEudyr, wu.n 10 was tIt w"iE oI au n,lloI hii
Horny Hogan, jdnltOT OF the Columbia
Yacht Cub HOUSE. at gny-siXtl-st aud More. i,'er
before justice hV gau yesterday, char yea W,i M
toyicat.ou. On account OF m'-aunI r.rrHu'son.c--.
>wccu head aud urakru lla.,-t.c JHs.rc discharged
uulaI aud advised Au 10 tt. Ed ellie AluIrn' .or,u--
AT a meeting Of car-duvcrs lew days since
committee was appointed to asa Tue cy ialiu'd r"n-
pgnics 10 rcapppui Crau Cai-Tly,fs, WHO were Ills
charged m CO.'S uruce Of lhr last cal-ls9 r. str,.
meeting to be- ucid on Saim'y % hear the re-ut 81
tins arluH.
Dcboigne ~ Bennett. Editor of The IUt-
SecE,r was indicted hy tDc Jni,d -;a,s ori.d Jury
Yesterday for scuaiu ou.t.na maticr rHrou tLe us.
Commas oner shr d. liked TIE bail 90 5000. Gcorte
w.. Nathan, \. O.l4ndo Jackson, John Cu.c aua &.
l.eyer were indicted ur violation OF TIE lottery laws
Iuelr h.ll Was - 900 each.
In the freight OF the French Line steamship
CANADA which sails iiayrc Today, Az cs"s of
,k-worm eggs ON Yokohama, Japan, valued AZ $780,,
600 ana consigned L. D. Bc1Ian agent Of The line. 10
be- Forwarded to lL.y. An",rr ,P,th,nI o., -',Ho
same destination.
The Aldermen have undertaken the work of
removing Instructions the streets, IN the shape ~ en-
croacnng starca-s Of the elevated railroads and tec-
a fF N..HFr
Zoe thousand ard other ub-tIuc ION, 10 tue FORM col
booths Huc. The. lave sIrcity Accas q, p.dcsti1us
| mlrht be made Apply.
The following Is a comparative statement OF
c claos OF couagIolis diseases IN New-lors Tor the
twr,yecEs ending December Z, 1873: Wees ending
NOV. 90. Dec Z.