New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
NETWORK CITY.

| New designs In furniture at Sol0mOns are
| in the Moorisb-G0thc styles.
An unknown man died suddenly at White
and Centre-ss. yesterday. The body WAS sent 10 tAe
Morgue.
Three hundred and twenty-five bushels OF
have been raised during the past season Wlthh 'u
city limits, by W. W. Niles.
Inspectors Kane, McCourt, Judd and Kane
were transferred yesterday from the office OF Special
Agent Curt. TO that Of Surveyor Graham.
George w. Cregier, Secretary OF the Board
~ Police Justices reports the total amount OF fines re-
celved durIng month OF Ootober TO be s3,54S o.
The brig AlphOnsc, which sailed from Clen-
fuegos with cargo of October H. for this port
has not been heard from since and 1t is feared she ~
lost
An unusually heavy squall passed over the
city about p IN. yesterday, and sloop which was On
the Battery being unable TO get in hor sails, had the
torn Ia rlDbOns.
Royal Phelps yesterday sent to Colonel
Clark an additional gt of $500 for the armory fund OF
tho 7h Regiment His is the first response 10 io re-
cent appeal OF the regiment
The brgantine Thomas Owens was sold at
auction yesterday by United States Marshal Payn' at
Pier 80 - Esss yST GT 4oo' to cover claims
The schooner Hattie arrived from the Isle
ofPinrs Venezuela, by way OF savannah yesterday nav
ing put Into the batter place Tor repairs She was as
mgsed i'll a gale Oh September 20.
The steamship Greece, from Liverpool, yes
terday landed G6 immigrants at Castle Garden; ih'
France from Hayrc, 1870; the state OF Georgia, from
Glasgow, a. ard the Devon, from Bristol 30
William ROckenfcller, the boy who was
run over by srect-cnr on November 10, and was ear
ried to ST. vnceuts Hospital with broken leg ied Oh
tn sday evening His body yesterday removed to
No IL sprlng-st.'
In consequence Of the success OF the Knights
IN O,to German" tho management OF the Broad
way Theatre has made arrangements 10 present Tie
Marie Gordon Combination IN THAT Lass O. LOwri' :
at Bootd. Theatre under W. r. Dcusches manascmcA"
Daniel Hurley, of No. S74 Eleventh-aye,
the night Waterman In the building at East Broad
way add DivsoE-sts, who threw brick at crowd OF
tormenng bows, and unfortunately ht one IN tue bead
iuriug him seriously has been arrested and Is held 10
await the result OF the boys INJURIES
The First National Bank yesterday forwarded
subscription for s5OO.0O04 per cent bonds 10 I'LL or
ders Ts bank has been buying all the per cent bonds
u the market aud having exhausted tue supply In tho
market T. Is claimed that futu orders will be met by
subscriptions 10 the popular loan Inc ttansaetlos ~
Government securities by this bank yesterday re'cneu
s3,0OO,OO0
Sergeant Beeching, ut Police Headquarters,
was informed yesterday that Mrs. Mary T. Perry, OF NO.
g Flatbush ave. Brooklyn. has been missing since No
yember @ when she to this city TO take train Tor
Orange n. j. She s described as thiry-two years Gd,
size gray drrss. wedding-rng. on hcr hn-
ger had the initials 5. F.P.
BkOOhI1N.
Miss Annie Lockwood, Of Pougbkeepsie, has
been appointed leading soprano OF the Plymouth Church
choir the position formerly occupied by Mrs Lasar-
studVell.
When John Barth, 'longshoreman, of No.
81 Unions reached his home last night, he found his
two children PLAYING the room where bis VIE lay
dead She had cied suddenly FROM heart disease MIS-
Barth WIS thir y-four years old
Michael Miller, age forty-four, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting himself In the
head ws u small pistol The charge entered bis risht
ear and caused his death almost Instantly lie resided
at No. 3I5 Manner st., and WAS unmarried.
Lizzie Allen, a servant in the family OF ii.
c. yeddcr OF No III Columbia Heights. left the house
OH Sunday night with latch KEY IN her possession,
and has not returned Che 80 thTtynye 81 age,
sinut with ruddy c0mple xiOn, has hair mixed vita
gray, and wore a brown suit
The sailors Of the receiying-ship Colorado
and the steam sloop Wyoming assembled In the Social
Ha on Cob Dock, last evening. and listened to an
address by the Rev william NJ. TAYLOR, OF the Brosd'
yay Tabernacle Among those present were CoInmo-
dore and Mrs. Nicholson, Commander aud 1rs iltse,
CAPTAIN Gherard Chaplain Williams. aud Lieutenant
H. 81. Martin, private secretary OF Commodore NcAoF