New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
NEW-YoRK CITY.
WateImelons are now in market.
The nnlice mnde ], ,6l3 arrests last week.

IS called gtenhulhe ihtc'
The Board of Excise granted 100 licenses
last week, and received in fees $9,135.
Crepe lisse ties, at Macy's, are laid in folds,
close in the back and widening at the ends, like gen
tlemans cravat
American art production seems to be ut
low cbb Large photc-lthographs can be bought In the
streets for cent EACH
A novelty at Stewards is a white pique ma
teral embroidered in cOlors This pretty dresses
for the little ones.
New silver earrings at O'DOnOghues are in
the shape of sailors hat with pair Of oars connected
by slender silver cable.
A fre-cracker heard from One exploded in
the face Of Daniel ullerve age six OF No. 81 Cherry
st., yesterday, burning him badly.
The noise made by wOrkmen on the Metro
politan Elevated Railway inierfered seriously with
services at Trinity Church yesterday.
ParasOls for country and seaside use at Ar
nOld Constable Co.'s OF many colored, gy, striped
material, the stripes running round the parasol.
A number of the leading dry goods houses
this city have announced their intention 10 close their
o'clock saturdays during the hot months.
C.. l.. Barret, age sixty-fve years, residing
in Brooklyn was found dead in his office at No Dey-
ST. Saturday. 1t supposed that he died Of heart
disease.
Ribbon bows for the neck, at the Palais
Royal have the ends ornamented with hand-painted
flowers One pretty bow had spray OF lilies Of the valley
the ends.
William Sexton and George F. SlossOn, the
billiard players to have contest Thursday evening,
Tammany Hail. for the Delaney medal. held by
Sexton, and $1,000
The Austrian bark NlcOlo TOmaso grounded
about 500 yards north Sandy Hook Saturday
and was noated off by the Coast wrecklng Company
about four hours aiterward.
Tomorrow afternoon Jere. Johnson will sell
the wellknown voorhls farm Coney leland. in lots
and plots. The property Is on the Ocean Parkway
the Grand Hotel, Ocean, Aquarium, etc.
Crowds of idle people cOngregate upon the
starways and landings OF the Rector Street Station Of
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway, and complaint Is
made OF annoyance aud delay caused by their presence
Station NJ, the city branch Post Office Mt
Carmansyile has been designated by the Postmaster
General as mOueyOrdcr Office the order 70 take effect
July Every branch In the city will then be money
order Office.
The steamer James A. Stevens, of the
Brooklyn Annex, which sunk last week by a col
sion was raised yesterday by the wrecking company.
extent OF the loss cannot be estimated at present.
Officer Patrick Kenealy, of the Fourth Pre-
cinct while conducting prisoner through Wander
waterst., last evening was attacked by crowd and
received several injuries upon the head aud was com
PEELED TO give up his prisoner whom he had arrested Tor
lighting
Joseph and Martin Matza, who arrived at
Castle Garden, the steamship Neclar from Bremen,
on Saturday had two counterfeit $50 notes on the
Tradesmens National Bank. They could tell from
whom they obtained the money In Vienna Their dost-
nation Was Appleton, Neb
The Italian bark GiacOmo, which left this
port on Friday for Bristol with cargo Of grain. was
run into during the night by unknown schooner, re-
ceivng the blow amidshps on the port side, tearing
away the buwarks and carrying away the mainmast.
She has returned for repairs.
The building containing the mineral
n L. 40
As a result OF Park Commissioner Lanes efforts, the
price Of the mineral water has been reduced from 10
cents 20 cents glass; In order at the poorer classes
may not be debdrred from drinking It,
J. A. Baker, a tObacconIst, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, died yesterday morning at French's Hotel
where he was staying while business trip TO this
city He was sick only few hours, and the coroner's
examination showed that death had resulted from apo
plexy. HIS friends were Informed by telegraph.
Joseph Leonard, bOOt-ftter by profession,
and thrtyhye years old moved his household effects
juno No POS West Thireth-st. Overcome by heat
and work he went 20 take glass OF beer He did not re-
slept at a house on Twenty-seyenth ST. that night
A young woman giving the name Of Jose
phne Trnet on Saturday night attempted suicide BY
drowning and taken into custody by officer Rogers,
OF the Mounted squad The woman confessed thar she
OF unBOund Mind but said she had been deserted by
her husband. She was sent to Bellevue Hospital
The leading physicians and residents of
Harlem have organized a society and raised fund 10 be
expended in erecting asylum for sick and disabled
persons The institution will be known Mount Morris
b. sheridan Cyrus o. HubbeIl, Malcolm Mclean Robert
A. Adams and james Manchester
The Aldermen's Committee on Law on Sat
urday listened the arguments Of those in favor and
those opposed TO the sale Of fireworks July and
Mr. Lindsay who represented the dealers argued that
the prohibition Of the sale OF fireworks was unjust 70 the
another large dealer, added similar arguments.
William Gull an Irishman, and Orlando
ShlIary, o scotchmnn live at No. 149 Bauk-st Gun
beat shlary upon the head with a stone. shiary said
It was because of quarres between the female members
Of their families Gull said Shillary reflections
upon his nationality Gull required to give 81 900
bail Friday 10 keep the peace for Twelve months.
"ScOtty" O'Brien, who after an adventurous
escape the state Prison at CharestOwn. Mass. In
1873 was imprisoned in Sing Sing for stealing guam
uty Of silk in this city, liberty last Friday his
term having expired He was Immediately rearrestcd
by Detective Dills and Boston officer and brought
this city preparatory TO being returned 10 the hassa
chusetts prison.
Caroline Jenin, who was arrested on We'd
nesdaY when attempting to shoot waiter the ST.
Nicholas Hotel again arrested Saturday for ntOx
cation and taken TO the TOmbs. Previous TO her
raignment she quarrelled with the in the prison
pen, and endeaYOrcd 10 throw herself from window.
Justice Morgan thinking her mind deranged, committed
her to she care OF the TOmbs physician.
The Inman pier was the scene of unusual
hustle on Saturday, great crowd people collecting to
witness the departure Of the City OF Richmond. The
Rev DIR. Thomas Armitage passenger and will be
absent months. party Of his friends accompanied
the steamer down the bay with tugbOat Other pas
sengers were Thomas g. SheuTman and wife and the
Hon. II. A. Addery, II sou Of Lord Nelson.
A new surgical pavilion, in which the better
class OF patients will be treated will soon be erected In
the grounds Of Bellevue Hospital near the Twenty
sxtb-st gate 10 will be 100 feet long, with tower,
and partially surrounded by broad piazza and viii be
erected nc cost OF $4,000 II will accommodate thirty
patients The building the gift OF wealthy ana charl-
table lady who prefers to remain unknown.
Exquisite new fans are shown at Tiiiany's.
The fan proper OF whito satin with sticks OF pearl,
carved and inlaid with gold. fine painting In water
coors is laid on the white satin, sometimes painting