New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
NETWORK CITY,

| CnAflty bangles" IS the name given 10
the bracelet from which hangs silver box for coins
The foundations for another elevated rail-
road station at Twentyeghthst and Thirdayo are be-
| ing laid.
Among the favOrs given at German re-
and bangles for ladies.
Some of the late imported costumes are re-
marEab!e for their plainness, being made without
| aouncc or ruGle Of any description
| large importation of Venetian glass,
mosaics malachte and lapis lazuli beauties Broad
way window and tempts Christmas shoppers.
| The Superintendent report on the case of
Captain Mcdonnell Of the Eighth Precinct, was pre-
sented 10 the Commissioners last Saturday and was
Ofdeied mat charges be preferred against MIN.
| large number of outward bound vessels
anchored the lower bay and the horseshoe" ycster-
because OF the heavy fog which prevailed at Sandy
4 rare collection of art works, comprising
curio5 from ali the Nations abroad, gathered by William
y. Paterson, ia now on free exhibition at No. Sl7
Broadway.
A fire occurred at an early hour yesterday
morning IN the stable OF Henry Luhrs No. 2l5 West
Lorliethst There were twenty horses in the stable at
the time; seven only were rescued
The Lincoln Club held meeting last even
ing az O'Clock In their rooms No. 81 Clinonpace. for
the purpose Of presenting IA cJne the Hon. John d.
Lawson. Or. Isaac l. Hayes made the presentation
speech.
On the points raised by ex-Judge Often
hoefer in regard 10 tae lottery Of b. H. Porter
Commissioner Shields yesterday decided to hold the
prisoner or the Grand Jury. H. thinks the points i'm
portant and novel
The Rev. DR.. EcclestOu, of Clifton, S. l.,
gave q talk on Westminster Abbey illustrated with
stereoscopic views. Chckerng Han, last evening
The Attendance was very large and the pictures thrown
upon the screen were greeted with applause
James Ward, who is confined in the TOmbs
for stealing pUckot-book worth seyenty-aye cents,
whio taxing his airing yesterday jumped
fgom the third cor dor TO Tie floor, striking his
head He condition IL pronounced critical.
DR.. Andrew Clark, of England, who accom-
panied the Marquis Of Lorne MS recent voyage to
Canada visited Grammar SCHOOL No &C. in WestThr-
uethst yesterday. He deliy rd short address, ana
the scholars ~ return sang God save the t@nren"
The greatly changed aspect of Franklin
square is almost wholly to The Brooklyn Bridge and
tho Elevated Railway Otherwise the houses streets and
ago.
Excavations for the foundations Of the new
station Of the Nrv-York Elevated Railway making
IN the east side The Battery Park and in Whltehalst
From thia station trains will In both directions
switch VIII b. butt In Whltehall-st. extending 70 the
staten Island Ferry.
Mrs. Boyle, of No. 430 West Sixteenth-st.,
yes, rday entered complaint aiainst her husband.
who threw her out Ot the secondsory window October
10 Since TIA time the Boyle family has been brok~n
~ "
The body of an unknown man, who died
OF apopexy was found in front OF No. 302 1hirdave,
yesterday morning. II that OF man about tity-
Ave years OF age feet inches IN height fair com
pleriop ueht hair and we'll dressed but there was
notuns on the body to establish AN Identification
Three gentleman were lately lying on the
marble beds ofa Turkish b4th-house when one sug-
gestcd to the attendant that he would like hot
wblskey punch" "Ths Is not barroom. cir" was the
reply no" suggested the gentleman " but hotel.
DonIi you see lho three 6odsi Three beds mako ono
Receiver Cutting began paying q 20 per
cent dividend together with interest Yesterday 10 the
CREDITOR Of the late Bankers and Brokers Association,
whose suspension occasoned by the frauds commit
ted by Joha Bonner, It's president lbe dividend now
being paid IL Only undlsputed claims. Dir. cutting
,ays that oil creditors will DO paid In iaL
Officer Chiardi, of the Society for the Pre-
yenuu Of Cruelty 10 children. brought 10 the Cenira
Office Yesterday four Italian boys between the OF
eleven aud n'teen year, who had BEEN taken froma
Padroue In Baltimore eeyeral months ago, and are
nov 10 uued 10 Italy under the direction OF the
Italian Consul They Will Dc sent IN tO-day's steamer.
Saturday morning three men locked the
front door the j"wory store OF Jacob Brau' ct No.
le4 Wet BroldvAy wele he was engaged ina do, and
one OF them thrust hand through pane Of glass and
suarched three silver watches and gold chain. Bran
aged around inside the store, unable 70 get out ard az
iempte TO discbnrss n revolver at the tmei' ouIH
m sged hrc. The thryss escaped
4 Coroner's Jury empannellcd at st. Vim
c,nts Hospital yesterday, viewed the body Of Daniel
Ftz the engineer who died from injuries received In
strest azht IN Saturday The quest Will take place
next week Meanwhile the three companions OF fttA
who are ocisd 10 the Mercer street station ana Inc
two bTothers Keaiiu: ar.st'd Dy .apI"u pEoEo"' WIZ
be held for appearance at the inquest
Winter trips TO Europe, especially to enjoy
the Christmas season, rare But Mrs John D'Io"n-
send OF Thirty 'ourthst well known rs patron OF H.
Johns Guld. and always prominent IN IFS annual mar
laua % fha ~ n
iii ali ON Thursday next the Baltic. OF the White
star I've aud her Christmas dinner IN PARIS Win
her mothrr Ars. Groom. and hhr sister Mrs Heath
Several large bids for work for the city
we're on ned by Commissioner Campbell OF the Depart
mont a, Public Works. yesterday. Following are some
,r illuminating with gas the public offices. armoriea and
mark, IA OF the city from January to DECEMBER 5l
1879: Mutual Gas Co., g per 1000 feeti Harlem Gas
Co., - per 900 feet; Municipal. New-fork and Man
batter G i% f GSs = & so and pr Il Is
,crr olso Oprucd for rccOnstrnctng tho ruined FOR
spcoa d-st tunnnel. The lowest bidder was Ed"aru
Frecl. who bid S30.S34
A few days ago lady was subjected to ar
rest for n supposed resemblance TO THIEF VINO ma
stolen some goods In the ST. Denis Hotel she was re-
leased and the detecvea making another cast eaSht
a,rah L. Bgas a nd Edward ID. Fuller The Grand jury
dcid both for theft the hotel and fort"o forgeres
H. M, snnoars 10 be very respectable elderly lady.
aud ctdoh not gnitY. ana her raI.sr Ts Dau In
a0ciate interpOsed the same plea "efole 'uuk0 D' "
the Court OF oyer and 1ermlnrr'
The Court of Appeals has finally settled the
case OF Newell aud others, executors OF MIS- wafer
against George H. Nichols md others Inc 'u' II Erh'
rally known as the Schiller disaster snit" Mr. Rdg-
way left n large fortune his daughter. Mrs walter
who died. leaving a WILL Her mother husband ana TWO
children were on the Schiller when II WAS wrecked IN
1873 and all persisted IN the wreck Tue eSecuiOtsot
the mothers VIII brought suit 90 ascertain .e %
LAM 10 that Mira Walters will must control Judge
Van Worst derIdrd that executors ann trustees OF
Nrs walter Ipust hold and administer her property
CbicfJnstice Church. delivering he opnlQn oil the
Coart of AppeaIs adopts this opinion, and with sh9t
"tenrnt ~ he results Of the opinion ahirms MS de-
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