New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

/ favor for the ran ana WINTER
metallic blue y will be one Of the new ana
| popular shades the coming season.
Paris bonnets are conspicuous for the alb
OF feathers flowers alone being used in their place
Thomas Ferady, age fOrty-twO, of No. III
feminist, Brooklyn accidentally fell down hatchway
at No 26j Broomest yesterday md received injuries
| from watch be died soon afterwaI@
Ladies are slowly becoming conscious that
the cuaway jacket and wastcoa is not at all becoming
to slender figures As natural consequence pleated
AMI blouse waists are coming into favor.
The Bavarian harvest festival, which has
been for the past three days at the Harlem
River Park. was concluded yesterday. About 10000
persons visited the festival grounds during the three
Five hundred and eighty-twO emigrants
were landed at Castle Garden yesterday 245 coming
| from Hamburg the steamship Herdcri ls9 by me
| Labrador. from Hayrt SO by the Algeria ahdoZ Dy
| the Nevada, lrOm Liverpool
An officer of the Eleventh Precinct yester-
day discovered the body of about forty years
old floating the East River at Eighh-s She was at
tired in brown dress with blue pad undersfI sho
| wore Congress CATERS, hut no stockngs'
James Humphreys age twenty-five, came to
this city from his home in Newark on Sunday, aud has
since been missing He sdescrbed OF slender figure,
with smooth face brown hair gray eyes and dressed IN
dark suit lie is believed TO be insane, anu fears are
| entertained for his safety.
| The body of an unknown man was found
| IN the East River at Thirty-seventh-st on Tuesday
evening and the reported TO Coroner Wotmah
watch few baggage checks. and some papers written
IN French In his clothing. The description OF the
man with that Of Richard Conway who was re-
ported yesterday having been missing since August
Roundsman Farley and Officers Brady and
Looncy Tuesday night, arrested In Water-st Tony"
! Gillespie, alias Fat Tommy" and Thomas Cody alias
RED Cody" alias Texas Jack" suspicion OF being
IMPLICATED with John Connors in the masked burglary
the slOOp William T. Hunt, on August % al the loot
of Corcars Slip For lack OF evidence, Justice otter
/ dislla
manded.
James Mcdonnell, first mate of the bark
Midas OF Nova Scotia arraigned yesterday at the
Tonbs Police Court two charges OF assault and pat
terry preferred by Dedrich Cassen and August Nelson
scamen OF the vessel. IL Is alleged that ON Monday
evening while the bark lay Of Bedloes Eand MeDon-
nell struck Cassen with capstan bar on he head Ruu
also STRUCK AnHet s lne ua'e c AID I'm $500
for the assault on Anderson
Macmillan Baum was told on Tuesday
night by Emily Dawson, OF No 1868 Bleecker-st, that
his attentions TO her were unpleasant He became en-
RACED, and while upbrading her. Francis Bland, oi No
3Is West seYenteeuth-st came H. The appearance OF
a riyal irrtated Baum aud he drew knife aud made
savage thrust at NJ - DAWSON. BGnu spTahg forward
aud in protecting the Mona3 S'S a sssscd and
yesterday the Jefferson Market Police Court he was
| locked up In default of -, 900 bail
Three boys, among whom was Edward Sui
iyan Of No. s4s Firstaye., fishing on Tuesday
afternoon at the dock at the foot OF FortysiXh-st
Some one stole their fish, when they accused Peter
| Rourke, who working on the dock, Of the theft
Rourke IL ia alleged became enraged aud seized abuck
which he hurled at the little fellows Tho brick struck
tie boy Sullivan the head lie fell into the water and
was drowned. ROurkc was arrested and was arialgned
Yesterday at the tinyseyenth street Police court lie
| await the action of the Coroner.
Among those at the Sea Side Sanitarium
this week thirty eOnvaescent patients, women and
Children from Bellevue Hospital, who enjoying the
/ srfat..a Of thu
place. The president Henry King, acknowledges the
following contributions: H. NJ W. II. Taylor. sos Al
bert Crane 500 cash. S5i Further contributions may
be sent 10 Henry Bergh Twenty sec0ndst and Fourth
man Capron. Ma. $50 broadway; Dundas Dick, No.
- woosieT-st, or Henry King No 3Ol west twenty
eightlrst.
The case of Henry Dausche against Jacob
weigcr Joseph Beruer, Louis George, Michael segrist
Charles Werz John otta. Henry Wencke, Michael Rein
hardt and John schnugg late trustees of the Teutona
Savings Bank again before Justice Otterbourg yes
terday AT the Essex Market Police Court. The complaint
ia sustained by the affidavit OF Michael Hahn, secretary
of the bank. Mr.. Waener OF Laurence Waehner, was
present represent the District Attorney and the inter
eats of the depOstOTs On application OF counsel Tor the
accused men, the examination was adjourned until to-
day.
About 200 of the men now or formerly en-
poyed on the Brooklyn Bridge, met last night in Column
ba Hail. 20 protest against the employment Of any ex-
cept Brooklyn men that work Addresses were made
by eX-Assembyman Patrick Burns, eXAlderman Henry
Carr and Supervisor john Culin denouncng Controller
Kellys action and declaring that the employment OF
six 10 wait on the bridge trustees present
formal protest and report on Tuesday evening next af
the meeting Of the trustees which Is to be held on
Monday
The residence of the Rev. James S. 0stran-
der at No 2Os West
was entered by burglars Tuesday afternoon during the
absence OF the family In Albany Jewery silyer-ware
and clothing valued at $500 were carried away Officer
Kennard the thieves In Manhattanylle and, after
long chase, shot OF the men in the leg and cap
East seventy-sixth st. officer Grant meanwhile had
Se %6 Of 81 s soe poper
recovered. Yesterday Justice Wheeler committed
the prisoners to await the return OF Mr. osrander from
Albany .
Last weeks record: Deaths 253, slight
increase the week BEFORE births 1872 marriages 3d.
Bernard Gibbs, of No. 552 Lafayette-ave.,
was held yesterday in $1,000 by Justice Temler, for
assaung Charles Briggs. OF No. l43 Harison-ave, on
the head with hammer.
The Kings County Treasurer has Just re-
ceiyed 91 o. from the Bay state Shoe aud Leather
Company in payment for convict labor done during
July, at tho Kings County Pententiary
Brooklyn's tenement-hOuse population is
81 3I5 families distributed In 6,s9S tenements, capable
of holding S7471 families The actual population in
these houses IN January last was co. persons accord
ing to Sanitary superintendent Raymonds report
A display of fireworks will be given at
Brighton Beach this evening Il will include the usual
variety OF rockets wheels and bombs, with several ale
gorca figures and motto pieces. Should the weather
prove stormy the display Will take place on the next ia
evening
Dr. McCauley informed the Brooklyn Police
yesterday that John Harris OF No 149 Imlay-st,
lying dangerously Ill from the effects of injuries received
in light with Michael Flaherty. OF No. $50 Van Brunt
st. on Tuesday. Flaherty was arrested and held 70
await the result of Harris's injuries.
Miss Isabel LOwber, daughter of ex-Water
Commissioner Z. j. Lowber, died Of typhoid fever at
Rcheeld Springs, Tuesday morning. and the remains
yesterday brought home for inerment Miss Low
Der was successful amateur artist, many OF her pic