New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

A new style of picture frame has the interior
plated with rich satin.
Swiss and muslin neckties, edged with lace,
are worn with neglige costumes.
The Leghorn fiat, trimmed with wild howers
seems to be the favOrite for the seaside.
A new pastime for ladies is making curtains
Of japanese silk and pasng figures upon Them
William A. Boyd, Corporation Attorney
paid to the Controller yesterday 1886 go, penalties
collected in May last for violation of city ordinances
Williams g. GuiOn announce that the steam
ship City of NewYOrk will take the place Of the wrecked
steamship Idaho and will sail from this port juno %.
w. A. Croffut will set forth this evening the
merits of Enlightened sefTnterest the Basis of
Scientific Morality" at Science Hail. Eghthst before
the Liberal Club.
The catalogues are being prepared for the
Government sale of smugged goods on June H. Among
other articles to he sold $4,000 cigars, 266OOO
cigarettes, large lot Of silks and four SILK umbrellas
Special Treasury officials yesterday seized
twenty-five and Onebalf yards of ne silk and sixteen
pairs Of kid gloves which were seceted in the baggage
of immigrants on the steaInshpst Laurent from HaVre
The body of the man found murdered near
Yoners Tuesday morning, has been identified by Ser
geant Kealey and Detective King. OF the Detective
squad tnat of George Howard professional burglar
from Philadelphia.
Frederick Gehebe, age fOrty-seven, a cOOper'
Of No 800 East sxeth-st, died yesterday at Bellevue
H~NA-
long time and few days ago attempted suicide with
razor but with no serious results
John McNally, of No. $50 West Seventeenth
st. desired Coroner Flanagan yesterday to investigate
the death OF his at Bellevue Hospital which re-
suited from the bite Of neighbours dog, the woman az
an investigation.
During q quarrel yesterday, at No. 1886
water-st, between Joseph Fogarty and his son-nlaw
James COnnors. Fogarty struck the head by Con-
nors with heavy piece of plank receiving fracture Of
the skull He was sent TO the Chambers Street Hospital
No arrests have yet been made.
The badges and medals to be presented to
the winners at the Spring Games Of the New-York Ah-
letlc Club which Will take place on July d. will be on
exhibition to-day at the store Of Union
Adams, at Broadway and Twenty-hfthst. Reserved
seats the grand stand are also for sale at the same
place
After a long chase through New-England,
Detective Shelly, OF the Central Office, yesterday
eeeded in arrestng Augustus Gope thirty charged
with stealing valuable gold watch and 1925 in money
from a resident OF Washington, d. c. The watch was
The prisoDer was delivered TO OHcer McDavit OF Wash
ington, who started home with him last night
Verdicts of accidental death were rendered
yesterday the following cases: Joseph Flahery age
thiry-two whose skull fractured by fall at Twen-
ty-sixth-st and Thrd-ave' May 2o Gusave Ichoen-
emann n carpenter who fell through a hatchway from
tecnth-st on Nav 20 ; Annie Garten, age three, who
by Bleecker-st car at crosby ana spring
sts on May 27
TIN retiring Board of Managers of the Pro-
duce Exchange held its final session yesterday and ac
cepted for the Exchange oil painting of Nathaniel H.
Wolfe, first president OF the old Corn 6xSnSsnge pre-
sented by one OF the members The new Board OF Man
ayers met President Franklin Edison in tue chair James
l. Flint wac spPenfSd seereey eTeSs s1G n a. and ose
were selected as the complaint committee.
A slender barrier of white ribbon was
stretched across the main aisle Of Trinity Church yes
t,,on, ,tha nufta ad of fbp
marriage services OF Miss Isabel de H. Berran daughter
OF tho late rector OF Trinity and Edwin Alden Pettoerk
The Rev Dr. Ever OF ST. Ignatius Church. Fine muse,
abundant flowers, elegant dresses aud host OF happy
made the affair unusually brilliant foF down
town wedding.
BROOKLYN.
The sale of the Lefferts- BrevOOrt estate,
which was adjourned from May Is 10 yesterday, was
again postponed. as the bidding was very dull
The Brooklyn Steam Transit Company be-
gan to work. yesterday, Fthave., Frstst and Sixth
ave. workmen also engaged at De Ralb-ave. and
FultOn-st.
A middle-aged woman attempted, last even
Ing to pass counterfeit s. bill the National Bank of
Hanover Penn the drug store of oGrady Brothers.
No. 20 Hudson-ave.
Ross Moore, age thirty-twO, of Kent-ave.,
Brooklyn was severely injured yesterday, by falling
from the East River Bridge at Water and Dover-ss. He
taken TO his home by friends.
An unknown man, about fifty years of age,
dressed a abOrer VINO was found insenslbe on We'd
nesday night at Pier No p East River died at the New
York Hospital yesterday afternoon
Mrs Tilton has been cited to appear next
Monday evening before the Examining Committee Of
Plymouth Church and present her defence. The COM
mlttee will meet In the church paroTs g. v White, the
chairman, will not be present.
Coroner Smms held an inquest last evening
in the case of Henry Dutch, of No. 1OO29 Atantcavc
who was killed last Friday night by being run over 10y
going the Atlantic Avenue steam Railroad.
The jury found that it was a case OF suicide.
Unsuccessful attempts were made yesterday
to identity Porter aud Irwin, who arrested in New
York Wednesday suspicion Of having committeda
number Of burglaries IN Brooklyn. Superintendent
Campbell sent the men back 10 the Central Office.
Hugh Harvey Mclaughlin, the only son of
tx Register Mclaughlin, died yesterday afternoon at
nls fathers residence, In Wiouehby-st at the age OF
fourteen He had been sick for about two weeks with
congestion OF the BRAIN brought on by severe study at
the Polytechnic Institute.
Lain's City Directory for the coming year
was issued yesterday Itincludes l22 COS names-42s5
moro than last year. Among the curious names are:
Westminster Abbey, jr., Joseph Amen. Conrad Cask'
Chin, Phebe NJ. Goodday, and Valentine Butterfast.
The annual excursion of the Plymouth
Church Sunday-sChO0 will take place tomorrow The
steamboat Columbia will leave Jewell's Dock at $50
A. M. and will visit Iona Island, Newburg Bay and
West Point. Mr. Beecher announced from the pulpit on
Sunday that he would accompany the excursion.
Preparations have been made for 1000 pleasure
seekers.
The building of the new chapel of the War
rem Street Mission Of the Church OF the Pilgrims, be-
gun yesterday at Henry and Degraw-sts The new build
ing will he 100 by feet and Will S32OO0 1t will
be built brick, with stone trimmings. The work OF
breaking ground was performed by George A. Bell
perntendent of the Mission, and large number OF the
officers teachers ana scholars were present to witness
the ceremony.
The Sixth Avenue Police ascertained We'd
nesday night that at a. that day, quarrel occurred
In Bernard Layden's saloon, at Fulton ana Navy-sts
between Maurice Layden, OF Butler and Hoyt-ss ana
Francis Fitzsmmons OF No. 1874 Fushing-ave Fitz-
simmons accused LaYden of having stolen $40. aud