New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
NEM.YORK CITY.

| Side bags are made Of the same materiai rs
the dress.
Fancy colored Innings are found in the i'm
ported cloaks.
Russian lace is popular trimming for
ladies' breakfast caps.
The iute and silk curtain for draWlng-rOoms
| IA pronounced the most fashionable.
A large bow of satin ribbon appears to be
the only trimming required for the " cottage felt
Gros grain ribbon two inches in width can
he bought for the absurdly low price OF 10 cents per
yard
The opening of Stern Brothers new building
in Twcpty.tnlrdst, opposite the FIfh Avenue Hotel
will be continued until Thursday evening
Secretary sherman has ordered release OF
the hair and cosmctques belonging to G. Bunout "hch
wore seized from The steamship France In September
The Fail River boats have changed their
hour of departure to $3.50 o'clock. p m and the con-
ncctioo baat from the Brooklyn Annex starts at
o'clock p. IN.
Several curious pieces Of ircdesCent bronzed
glass imported from England copies OF pieces Of pottery
exhumed by Dr. schlemann at Mycen&' are on eAhlOl-
fiou M Davis CollunOrc Co.'s
Notice has been sent to the stockholders OF
the Market National Bank meet on october % and
vote ON the proposition 10 reduce the capital STOCK OF
the bank from 81 100000 10 e5uOooo.
Popular knowledge of astronomy Is dlffused
by telescope on Broadway through which, for that
/ D. a.
ter and his four moons may be obIaihtd'
The German prOpcrty-Owners organizations
Of the Tenth, Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards ntond
to make remonsrauce against the Elevated Railroad.
A committee has been formed 10 hsCcItdu "H'''' WV
company pays any taNes
The name of Mr.. Brewster the well-known
carriage manufacturer, published in TIE TRIBUNE yes
terday as having received the decoration Of the Legion
Of Honor at the Paris Exposition, shOuu nave JUG"
Henry Brewster and not James Brewster.
d. G. Baker was yesterday transferred from
tbe Castle Garden Customs Department 70 oierkshp
i'm the Liqudatng Department Of the Custom House. eT-
changing with James Linton whose III heaI,h IN mas rem,
dcrcd him UNFIT for the laborious duties III the custom
House proper
Elise f. Jarvis, the daughter Of Nathaniel
Jarvis who has been for years CLERK Of The Com
mon Pleas aud whose family connections bring MN INTO
intimate relations with the Brady and DAILY families, Is
TO be married this evening at st. Stephens Church to
Ernest LlmOutaehe.
Mrs. Catharine Butler, age twenty-eght oil
No 457 West Forty-scveuth, who, with her husband
Patrick Butler was thrown from carriage at Fifty
unth-,t and Eighth-avc. the afternoon Of the 2oth,
died from the effects OF her injuries yesterday. Her
husband died on the day Of the accident
Frederick Fcist, who is charged with the
murder OF Philip schlopp, at No l35 Dvision-st on
January g. 1873 wac arrested yesterday by Detective
Richard O'Counor. The testimony before the Coroner
seems TO show that -chlopp tho drunken agHesso
aud motion Of Alfred stcckleT Judge BIduy admIl-
ted Fest % bail In ,OOO
Mary LYONS, who was stabbed about a fort |
night ago in ST. Francis Xayers Church. appeared be-
fore Justice OtterbOurg, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning and made formal complaint
a59s' @ 1Tnn , pit r bis fcsiinony snd carpenter
was locked up for trial IN default OF $1,000 bail
Verdicts Of accidental death were rendered |
at the CoIoners office yesterday, IN the Of william
Walpolc the child who was run over by an Ay,nuc-C
car at Tept-qt on October H. and in the James
Kennedy, age fOrtythree who was killed by On lie
vated Railway train at FranklmsqugfG on October H.
tho
adopt some plan protect the front OF the platform to
prevent SIMILAR accidents.
The examination in the case of Fannie !
sncdker against John sateIlec. wealthy contractor,
on charge Of seduction was concluded before Justice
Dnfy ycstcrday at the Tombs Police Court The eyi-
dencc being deemed insufficient TO warrant Tho dccn-
uon Of the accused man. ns was ih'
atcy sought by civil procecdlues
Barlow Curlcy, whose ten days on Black !
wells Isaud expired yesterday, when about leaving the
place was arrested hy MrCury the Keeper, and gwen
TO an officer Of the Twcuty-cighth Precinct, charge
OF stealing gold ring from Maria Murphy, nurse AZ
the Iuuatic Asylum The tnett was committed, II Il !
cIui e. the day before Ia the Fyscvcuth street Court
Curlcy pleaded guilty and Was he'd FOR trial.
lanes Scott, of No. AS West Fourteenth |
ST. who was stabbed about fortnight ago BY Thomas
smith, barkeeper for owen GcogtcgAan IN the Bow
cry at the Of Sarah Mriu-h, at No 20 Blceckcr
St. appeared ~ the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tcrday morning ana made formal complaint against his
assaIlunt The gr McHugh corroboUed his story OF |
III.
~ 800 bail.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday before |
Justice Kilbrcth John Connolly Of No. "a Ohyer-st,
was fined SO in the morning session OF the court for
carrying pistol ia Doubleullcy, connecting Cherry and
Roosevcltsts., SUNDAY night In the afternoon James
Fleming, No. 3l3 Watcrst.. also charged Connolly
with having whie in company with one James Stevens,
pointed and discharged pistol at him. For this second
offence bail was required IN IL GOO 10 answer
The following is a comparative statement of
cases OF contagious disease Tor the two ended
October 10. ls7sj
Week ending
oct II. oct. 10.