New-York tribune., 1878-06-28
NEw-YoRK CITY.

June roses are now at the florists ana are
particularly beautiful and plentiful
An exquisite ink-stand with side pieces, at
| TIaany's is Of French enamel and fire gilt.
Foreet-me-nOts are very scarce. A bouquet
! therefore is not complete without spray or two.
A black velvet ribbon tied about the waist,
with long loops and ends makes pretty finish for house
dresses.
New white dresses at JOhnstOn's are trimmed
with the new colored Valencennes lace and very
handsome.
The StoningtOn Line has made another re-
duction IN fares and is selling hrsclass tickets TO
Newport, r. l., for 81 80,
The velvet pouch of former days is again
worn. aud is found 10 be convenient for purse,
handkerchief or even for the fan.
The New-Haven Steamboat Company, dur
ing the Summer season, will from Pier 25,
East RIVER and after Sunday next at 3p. m.
A unique bonnet at Aitken's is composed
simply OF a bow Of wide black ribbon two loops and
ends form the back while the knot forms the front
Many grenadines are made over cOlOred
linmgs. OF they are designed especially for
house wear they would be too conspicuous for the
street
Henry Braden, age twenty two years, of No.
4O7 Tenthave. fell from Hudson River Railroad train
at Thirty hird-s ard Tenth-ave', yesterday morning
and was instantly killed.
dresses tits the Madras handkerchief border and all
in one piece and the dress cut from this, and when
finished certainly looks unique
During a quarrel on June 81, between Will
liam Gull aud Orlando sheand at No 149 Bankst, Gull
Shetland the head with stone. shetland died
at ST. Nncenps Hospital yesterday. Gun mas DeeA AZ
rested.
Louis Kiszinski, age twenty-eight of No.
1O4 Princest attempted commit suicide this morn
ing by taking laudanum, but is now out Of danger The
cause OF the attempt is said to arrse from lamhy
troubles
In the case of Patrick McDermott, brake
man. who was supposed to have been killed by Kick
from Charles McDermott another brakeman June ., a
eoroner jury decided that death was caused by con-
sumption.
The four boys who placed distractions on
the NewYork Elevated Railroad were arraIgned yes
teray before Judge Sutherland in the Court OF General
Sessions and pleaded not guilty They VIII probably DC
tried early next month.
While the family of Henry Lankenaur, of
No. 72s slxth-st., was absent Wednesday afternoon
some person entered the house and stole two silver
watches two gold chains and two gold lockes and two
coats, valued IN all at SlOO
Special Agent Brackett and Officers Jackson
and Heryoy yesterday seized quantity Of tobacco at
No ~ Cahernest for the nonpayment Of legal bonds
A woman named Mary Davis was In charge OF several
persons engaged In the manufacture OF cigars
The Silk Association of America, yesterday,
elected the follow Ing officers; President W. Cheney,
Hartford vice-presideuts, A. u. Strange and William
Rl ie, New.York, and Robert Ham Patterson; treas
urcr. T. W. Capp New-Y0rk; secretary, William e.
WyekoG No. 90 Duane-st New-fork.
Property at the southeast corner OF Broad
way ana Thrtythrdst, and In West Twenty yfourthst,
West washington-place, Cheuyst., WalI-st., az the
southwest corner ofPear and also in south Ftrhst'
man and wife 10 Thomas j. Coleman for $1,000
Owing to the ram on Saturday last, the Spring
Games OF the short Hills Athletic Club were put on
They viii be held Jqly meanwaie the entries have
al W.
Q BOX 729 The & contests est d wil oo be l lho
all baudIcaps. and 100 yards run, special
The sale yesterday of real estate on Staten
Island, owned By members Of the banking firm OF
Duncan sherman & Co. realized about 100000. the
principal purchasers being George l. bonner, Drot1s,
Acrs OF fine land including spacious residence. Inc
other purchasers W. f. Dlsosway' John Scott and
W. A. Street.
The Governing Committee of the Stock Ex-
change has decided close the Exchange on the Fourth
OF July and to reopen on the morning OF July at IL
o'clock Any member who discharges any nrecracEets
any part OF the Exchange Buildings Will be hged 70;
IL has been decided 10 suspend the p ID. Oond eal
until September 20.
The eighth Summer exhibition of the Lit
erary Society OF ST. Francis Xayers Church took place
last evening, In the large hall Of the College OF ST.
Francis Xavier n slHtesnth-st whlSh was wei. ist
ing Of speeches. songs aud acting by the members OF he
don president Of the college, addressed the society
The prices of fruit have been somewhat
high during past week. account Of the small re-
cets and warmth OF the weather The oranges In the
market are almost exclusively from Palermo, and are
not as good as those from Messna. They sell az 81 and
IS case Lemons have risen from ~ 70 20 ana ~ a
case New lines sell at - barrel; pneappes, 20 10 ~
hundred. Good peaches are daily arriving from VIZ
Rinia and North Carolina ana sell at " 10 - crate
Delaware peaches Will be ripe Tor market IN three
weeks and large fruit dealers say that notwthstandhg
the repOrt of the failure OK the peach crop INC yleu
will be very large.
Ellen T.. Peck, the woman who Is. i. Bah
bitt says obtained from him $4,000 the representa-
tion that she was skful detective aud would recover
for him part Of the money stolen by Charles X Beck
in the sum Of $4,000. james Muld0On OF No. l45
T1ueer-st and William A. Lightha uf No Ia Herkimer-
gt BroOklyn are her bOndsmen. chatel mortgage on
all the furniture in the residence OF Mrs Ellen T. Peek
at No. 3O7 Putnam-aye, 10 Benjamin 1: bubDlt Tor
$4,000 for money paid IN advance To- her rom October
81 1877 tO the present Time was neu lhlhe Register
Office in Brooklyn, yesterday.
BROOKLYN
The Park Commissioners have decided to
hold the the first Of the In Prospect Park
tomorrow afternoon
The unknown man who was f0nnd III fros-
pect Park Wednesday morning with his throat ana arm
cut died yesterday morning at the Long Island college,
Hospital His identity has not been established
The body of an unknown man was found
in the bay yesterday morning by Michael Broderick'
boatman. who lives in wolcotst. The man was about
nifty years OF age, feet inches In height Win gray
hair aud whskers and dark clothing.
The funeral of Oliver S. Vincent, who died
from injuries received at the explosion of the vault in
the Tax Office last Monday took place yesterday at the
sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church Tax COlec-
tor Tanner Deputy M9sscrop. ana number OF the Tue
the Rev. Lindsay Parker.
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SEXTON WINS THE BILLIARD MATCH.
The Sexton-SlOssOn billiard match, for $500