New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
NETWORK CITY.

Lace fchus are tastefully trimmed with bows
OF velvet or ribbon.
Many shades of gay-colored ribbons are used
for trimming dresses.
Scotch cheviot shifting is used for the kilt
suits for country wear.
Muslin dresses for house wear are made with
the princesse polonalse.
Extreme simplicity is affected this season
for outdoor toilets. Long trains and gay coors are
reserved for house
One of the most picturesque scenes IN New
York the view OF the graceful towers Of Jefferson Mar
ket MS looked at through Tenth-st
The examination of the charges against In
spector McDermott for alleged false entry was ndei-
nitely postponed yesterday by the Board Of Police.
The clothing cutters and engineers held
meetings evening to perfect their labor organza-
lions The engineers have opened free employment
exchange.
An unsealed envelope, containing $4,000
Of United States registered bonds yesterday TO the
Ncw-York Post Office from Washington, addressed to
bank In this city.
The members of the Cotton Exchange voted
yesterday with great uuanimity that Friday and satur-
day following the Fourth Of July should be made holt
days on change.
The body of the man found Off the Battery
on Sunday was identified yesterday that OF Henry
wilder r.. OF Staten Island who was drowned of Fort
Hamilton on June D.
A meeting of the Republican Central Com
mttce was called last evening, but was adjourned
for lack Of quorum. The committee Will not meet
agaW until September
A new committee was established yesterday
by the Board OF Police TO consist the fun board, and
10 be called the Pension Committee It's duty is TO act
under the provisions OF the new police pension law
a foretaste of Fourth of July: fire in
the basement Of No ~ EsseErst, occupied as fancy
goods store by Leopold May damaged the stock to the
extent Of S2j yesterday Boys throwing nrecrackors
caused the fire.
Anna Gray, eleven years old, fell from the
fourth story OF her parents residence, No. 3J2 West
TwcntyscyeDtht yesterday, fracturng her skull and
comp ecy shaterng the bones Of either leg She died
soon after she was picked up.
Mary Ann Folly, age forty, Of No. 113 BaI-
tert died at Chambers Hospital yesterday from
the effects Of a compound fracture Of the leg received
on June by fan down stairs nc her residence during
quarrel with Margaret Battles.
Notwithstanding the backward season, the
grecucad hills Of staten Island Bay Ridge Grecupoint
and jersey Heights representing the four points OF me
compass look lovely IN the light sunshine, a. seen from
ne elevation OF THE TRBUSEsdOwcr
The two bears seized for non-payment of
duties were redeemed yesterday by the owners Bapste
Grler and Gera Gnon. Upon appraised value OF $50
the 20 per cent duty SlG paid and the bears
will form OF the Summer attractions az Couey Island
The German section of the socialist labor
party held meeting at the Germanla Assembly Rooms
last evening when plan TO effect political orgnniza-
ton for the campaign In the city discussed An
organization 10 be formed IN each Assembly District
The QndependenD Democratic General Com
mitce met last evening In sawyers Hall aud adopted
constitution and byaws Some Of tho sections as re-
ported by the committee objected TO, and gave rise
10 considerable discussion The objectionable parts
were stricken out.
Henry Fuller, age fifty-three years, of No
COS secondaye. was struck the head with an iron
matchbox and died A Coroner's jury Yesterday rem
dered verdict OF death from Brlghts disease, accf
Grated by the blow. Joseph smith, who tire" the mis-
siIc, has disappeared
Thomas Morgan, of No $40 West Forty
nrst-st. finished term Of six months on Blackweus
Island a few days ago. for beating his wife, On Monday
night he kicked her until she bruised all over her
body Yesterday Justice Murray sent him back to the
Island for six months more.
The Board of Police yesterday transferred
Sergeant Andrew Doyle from tho Thrtythrd Precinct
10 the Twenty Patrolman Joseph sclck OF the
Thirty Gnh Precinct, and Charles f. Beck, Of the
Twcuyuuh, detailed TO duty car detectives IN
the Fourth Inspection District
Inspector Conway reported to the Pilot
Commissioners yesterday that the wreck of Elm Tree
Light Of which complaint has been made recently, has
there FOR several years and Is firmly bedded IN tho
sand that the wreck Is visible 40 low water and out OF
the usual track OF vessels except when sailing close In
shore.
Receiver William j. Best is paying the final
% per cent dividend TO the dcpOst0s OF the National
Trust Company, which will require about 100000 Mr.
Best was appointed receiver December -. He expects
IN be able 10 psy stockholders from % 70 30
the dollar. They will get their first dividend about Sep
tcmber 1.
In the case of William Atkinson, a child, of
No CSC secoDdave Coroners jury yesterday rendered
a verdict Of death from falling through vacant space
IN the star-raing at the above number The jury de-
cied that Henry Diehl landlord OF tho premises
responsible the death Of the cnid Mr. Deh is held
In $500 bail.
Inspector Tate yesterday seized q barrel Of
cigarettes which being landed from the Havana
W. tvrInt ,V
tho consigned aud tho light weight OF the socaed fruit
aroused his suspicious ana beneath layer Of pucapples
the LAO bundles OF Struggled cigarettes,
valued al $3.50.
The steamer William Fletcher will take the
schooner EJtben in tow at 1880 to-day, and take
her 10 sea- when sho will sail her cruise IN seuioh ot
the Sir John Franklin records. ChieJustce DAILY and
other representatives OF the Geographical Society win
40 far sandy Hook, starting from the 1901 OF Beck
man.st, on the Fletcher
An effort was made last Sunday by the
members the Central Baptist Church In West Forty
secondst which the Rev. j. ID. Herr sfpastor to
raise enough money to pay the mortgage debt OF
$50 900. Many subscriptions made, and $50 900
which 10 pay his or her subscription
The Industrial Association of New-YOrk yes
terday sent to Mayor Ely delegation, consisting Of
Colonel James L. Kerrsan, Victor PARTON, Adam
Kramer and others. ask his aid in the Investigation
OF ALLEGED abuses In the city department: they nad
was absent the address had to be deferred u to-day
! The family Of the late A. S. Fraser, presi-
dent OF the Seventh Ward National Bank, has been
severely afflicted by DEATH President Fraser died on
May D. and his son, Henry d. Fraser was buried on
Monday at Albany. Both were well known and highly
esteemed I'm this city. Tho leaves wife, daughter
OF the Hon. Alanson Cook, Of Troy, and several chill
! drcn.
| In the case of Jacob Fischer, of No. liz Riy-
ngton-st. who died from fractured skull a coroner's
Jury yesterday decided that the injury caused by
fan the man having been knocked down by William H.
! Kegler Although the Jury held that Keger acted In
sefielence, the testimony conflicting that the
coroner sent the papers to the GrandJuy and held Keg