New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

| NEW-YORK CITY,
Pearls set in onyx are in beautiful designs
at Starts, for light mourning.
For morning wear the collar, cuffs, cravat
bow and handkerchief should match in color and trim
mings.
New styles of fruit dishes at the GOrham
Company's are supported very high and slender
| standards.
A new fruit dish of the Meriden Company's
is large hand-painted porcelain dish supported by
silver standard.
Among novelties In buttons at Miller g.
Grants those in polished BONE naid in quaint de-
| signs with silver and gold.
| 1t is the fashion now to line white muslin
curtains with color and to tie them back with strip
Of the the lining.
Thomas +. Kerwin, age fifteen, of No. 740
East Nmth-st while bathing in tho East River, near
| Elghtb-st, yesterday was drowned.
| A Socialist meeting is to be held at Turtle
Bay Park sunday next, TO commemorate the
OF the Socialists in the late German election
Carl Schalk the German restaurant keeper
OF No ~ Bcekman-st, who cut his throat Monday
night died at 10 yesterday at the Chambers Street
Hospital.
The Grain Committee Of the Produce Ex-
change yesterday granted twenythree licenses to
and inspectors OF gram making total of l02 now
licensed.
On complaint of Michael Clyne and other
ted yesterday Justice Murray ON the charge Of keep
ing disOrdcfly house.
Eleven hundred and thirty-fOur carloads
of grain arrived at this port by the NewYork Central
aud Hudson River Railroad during the twcnty-four
hours ending &C midnight on Sunday.
Officer Felix McWilliams, of the Eighteenth
Precinct died yesterday from consumption, at bis resi-
dcncc. No. 1873 East Twcnty-ninth-st He had been a
member Of the police force since 1870
William Ii. Kane, age twenty-seven, en-
IL,
He resided at No AS DeKalb-aye., Brooklyn.
Four hundred and ffty-fve emigrantsaar-
rived at Castle Garden yesterday-s0 coming by the
Pereirc, from Hayre 246 by the Gellert. from Ham
burg, and 100 by the Abyssinia from Liverpool.
Judge Glldersleeve, in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday sentenced to the state Prison for
seven years George T. Howell, who convicted Of
assautng, with intent 20 Kill, r. Deering, July = 1873
Minister Shishkin has announced that in
consequence OF the death OF Wademar Bodlsco,
Consu-Gcneral OF Russia for New-York he has APP
pointed q. wiamond First Secretary of Legation, to
act as Consul General.
The National Line steamship France, which
for London to-day takes freight 4G5 head Of cat
tie and $4,000 bushels Of grain, On the last trip out
the France took 40 head OF cattle making gao cattle
sent TO Europe In two trips.
The committee appointed to report plan
for the Reconstruction Of the Montcair and Greenwood
Lake Railroad Company 1t is reported has nearly
agreed urOn plan which will save the road from being
bondhoders will meet to-day to decide upon prUposi-
| ton 20 postpone the sale
The Third Avenue Railroad Company is
building number OF bohtal cars, which TO be
run on the Lexington Avenue branch OF the line The
double cars run at present the branch line will be
used Thirdaye The officials % the road state thar
the Lexington Avenue line running to the Grand Central
| Depot has never been profitable.
The wife of Karl lgnatz Muller, the German
| story of suneriug was told recently when no
| was admitted 20 the pauper unatio asylum Wards
Island, yesterday turned out Of her in Mul-
berry.st, directly opposite the Police Central oniee
| sidewalk contentedly stitching shirts.
| To facilitate the business of the Board of
Health, the following places have been connected by
telephone The residences Of President Chandler Com
| missioner Janoway and Sanitary Superintendent Day,
tecph1ncs used are Edsons latest carbon Instruments
and the connections were completed yesterday.
Catherine Walsh, age thirty, of No. 121
West Thrd-s brought to the Mercer street Station
House carly yesterday morning. suffering from frac-
ure OF the right the shoulder which she stated
had been caused by a kick from her husband Thomas
Walsh She was sent 10 81 Ninoents Hospital she re-
fused make any comp ant against her husband should
ho be arrested.
The shOemakers OF this city have deter
mined TO aid their fcllow-workmen who are now a
strike In Chicago by forwarding remittances from time
time long the strike continues. They urge the
Producing Chinese labor The men TN this city say that
IL may not be long before they have the contest
here, that they will then require pecunary aid.
Among Ike recent gifts to the Seaside SAM
tarium destitute sick children at Rookaway Beach.
are the following: "M" SlO0 L. T. Gerry, $50; f. D.
Morgan, s25 package party, Long Branch. s53 Gifts
may be TO Henry Bergh at Twenty-seyenthst and
Fourthavc. r. yermllye. No 30 West Thirty -Hrsst
No. 80 woosterst, to Henry King, president No. 3Oi
West Twenty-eighth-st
A few days ago an 0swego lady wrote to
the Sick Cbidrens Mission saying that she would like to
send flowers for the sick children OF the poor and pro
posed sending package by mail and another by ex-
press in order to ascertain which arrived the better
condition The flowers that by mail looked little
wted but revived In water. The express package
received yesterday contained eighteen bouquets
fully packed In moss that they were perfectly fresh and
fragrant
A man of about thirty-twO, respectfully
dressed entered Knzeys dry goods store yesterday at
3 p. IN, aud after looking at underwear, he
seen steal pair OF fancy socks. One or the floor
walkers him Of the theft when he OF the
store and dashed down the After long chase
he was captured by Ohlcer Mccormack. He gave his
the stolen socks and three dozen pawn tickets for var
Gus articles
Bertha Burns was arrested by Sergeant
Gayior at a. ~ yesterday at PIincest. aud South
Fifth-aye This Is the girl OF sixteen who at Police
Headquarters about week ago, and declared that her
parents ullNbD ncf nome III
She then sent TO the Home for the Fnendles but
last Wednesday she escaped. At the jefferson Market
Police Court she declared that she away the
Home because IL Protestant establishment and
she Roman Catholic. sho was sent to the House
OF Mercy.
John Fitzpatrick, porter at No. 81 Fulton
St. has sought his missing daughter in vain since last
May. Last night ho made known his disappointment to
Inspector McDcrmott Tho girl he says, who Is four
teen years old and rather good looking LETT her home
May ~, and has not returned since. Her mOtiye he
| thinks, dosre to earn her own living. A month
he traced her TO private family In Jersey City but