New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-13
NETWORK CITY.

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Linen handkerchiefs for ladies have pen
aud ndelible-ink sketches in the corners
The newest caps for breakfast wear are the
| Alsace bows with only mite OF white muslin.
New fchus at Lord & Taylor's are formed
| of lace and bordered with pink feathered ribbon.
Black satin mantles have just been imported;
these elegant wraps are trimmed with jet and lace.
Beautiful button-b bouquets at Macy's are
made OF flowers that perfect limitations OF the
natural flower.
Isaac Goldsmith, age two years, fell from
the thrdstory window OF No. s42 Frstaye yesterday,
| and was instantly killed.
Wide belts embroidered in gay cOlOrs, like
those generation ago. are now fashonaby used
with black silk or grenadlne dresses
Lisle- thread stockings are growing i'll favor
on account OF the perfection Of their t. They come In
! all the desirable shades, and arc very durable.
The managers of the Peoples Line of AL
bany steamers have adopted special reduced rates OF
fare to Saratoga and all Summer resorts north.
Joseph Silva, age thirty years, sailor re-
siding at No Ill Cherry-st while temporarily insane,
YESTERDAY, attempted to take his own life by cutting
his throat.
man named Fay, who is suspected by the
police TO be the person who fatally injured John Cos
co the night Of July has been missing since Cos
tello died in the Chambers street Hospital.
Thomas Myers has been in the habit recently
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food liquor and beds which the house contained There
fore wife concluded that he insane, and had him
! arrested
A new head-dress is called the Creole
a gauze material OF bright eOors arranged in such
way as give the effect Of the bandanna turhans worn
In the South At the back hang sreamers OF gaycolored
ribbons.
Ernest s. Inman, sub-manager of the Inman
Steamship Line. who has been travelling through the
West for several week. returned to this city yesterday
5aG WI " sui Tor hn' lana Oh the o' o. '""'D' 0H
Watermelons ore now selling at "three
cents cut" Life is fortunately full Of cOmpensatons.
The price Of silver nails for collins has been greatly re-
duced and the various medical colleges graduated an
unusual number OF young doctors tins Summer.
II. p. Alleyne writes to THE TRIBUNE in
relation TO the impostor who called himself Lord
Oglyy" that the initials Of Mr. MoDressot 10 the 10th
Hussars F. W, and he does not answer TO the name
OF wilind, although is possible that that be his
second name.
Polish Catholic congregation of this city
has bought property for at Forsyth and Stanton
sts., which Will be dedicated on Sunday Rt 1890 a.
as the Church Of st. stanislaus Father wayman the
pastor will conduct the exercises, assisted by several
other priests.
The forty-seventh annual exhibition of the
American Institute to be opened on the 1lth OF Sep
tember and there already active demand for space
Those who wish 20 exhibit should make early applica.
0n personally or by mall at the rooms OF the Institute
No. % Cooper Union
The right TO run the Astoria Ferry, from
East Nneyseeondst 20 Astoria sold TO the Astoria
Ferry Company yesterday by Controller Kelly for $50
yearly rental This cheap lease is TO last five years
bukhcad at the side OF the ferry dock was leased to the
company ut $3.50 year.
Official returns made to the Bureau of Sta
tstics show that during last month $500 immigrants
arrived this port, 5.3i9 men and boys and 4,157
women aud girls The total immigration into New-York
for the three months ending June 80 was 80 2ls against
% 0OJ during the corresponding period last year.
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sister Of Samuel Evans, who does business at No 10
Horatlo-st., and made superintendent at Eyanss
mandatory in Albany fortnigt ago Hyde, II Is
Judge Kasmirc held the prisoner for examination.
At a meeting of the Provisional State Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Socialist Labor party, on
Thursday reports eiyed concerning the spread
OF the Socialist movement IN this state George Winter
was appointed 10 the Long leland District TO
form new sections In the different towns and villages
The Cornell Alumni Association of this city
will have a special meeting this afternoon, at No 40
Broadway Room 49, to take action relative TO the ap-
proachng boat race between the Cornell aud Harvard
ming the race IL expected that arrangements will be
made to celebrate the Victory.
Marcus Calish, of No. 60 South Washington
square, was charged by E selger publshero OF The EdU
eatonai Year Book aud Directory, with having forged
his signature check for $25, received from the presi
dent the Manhattan College. IL Is alleged that the
accused collected over SIS for which he iaed to
account 10 his employer He was committed for trial
! IN default OF 800 bail.
The subscriptions for the imprisoned Social
lists in Germany which the Communists Of this city are
collecting amounted on Thursday night TO Ss3 90 The
lists are hung in conspicuous place in schwabs saloon,
aud contain great number OF names. but the amount
subscribed by eh person is small 1t stated that the
subscribers at Schwab's place are divided INTO TWO
ciasses-thO,e who moved by the strength Of the
Communists lungs logic and those who cal merely to
| glass OF beer subscribe ten cents, and depart
Charles s. Carter, of No. 53 st. Johns
place Brooklyn injured at the Ashtabua disaster
| in December, 1876, and afterward received $4,000
| from the Lake Shore Company as a compromise for
claim for $4,000 which was made by him. During his
three months sickness was attended by Dr. John j.
Gleavy whose bill amounted TO $3.50 The blu was not
Judgment was taken by default in the sum Of 1902 40
| on May T. The execution was returned unsatsted and
an examination in supplementary proceedings Is now
| pending.
Music by the 18th Regiment Band in Pros
pect Park at O'Clock this afternoon.
The number of deaths in Brooklyn last
week was 3I2. Four were caused by sunstroke.
Forty three applications for licenses to keep
dogs under the dog ordinance were received yes
| terday.
Rabbi Isaac Schwab, who recently dissolved
his connection with the Hebrew Congregation Beth
Elohm, has organized new congregation, at No 20
Eartlett-s. The first service will be held to-day.
John Cain, of No. IA Hamilton-ave., was
instantly killed July by being struck by steam mo-
tor on the Fort Hamilton Railroad At the inquest held
by Smms the jury found that his dealh was ac-
| cidental.
james Perkins, aged twenty-One, living at
Uticaave. and Degrawst arraigned before Justice
semler yesterday the charge Of brutaly beating his
| wife and her mother Teresa Madgan. The latter is
| said TO be IN dangerous condition.
The VestTy of st. AIMS Church on the
Heights has issued circular asking for regular contr-
buttons for the supporter the services OF the church.
which in accepting the Cutting gift of $4,000 became
free church. The voluntary system will not 90 fully
INTO operation until the present pew rentals expire.