New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
NEW YORK CITY.

NEwYoRK CITY.
Mr.. Stewards body has not been recovered.
A bunch of keys is the odd design for
silver pin.
Evening boots are made of brOcaded and
damass6 silk.
New fans are painted with figures only
flowers ont Of style.
Three-sided mirrors are found; the hand
soonest in japanese ware.
Tiffany has on exhibition a specimen OF
silver found in Arizona.
Handrons and CRATE fixtures of antique
bronze gold are among the novelties.
The Standard Oil Company has contributed
81 900 to the 7rh Regiment now armory fluid
The Department Of Buildings received six
~ seven Applications for building permits in November
New dinner cards are turned at the lower
richhand corner and have abunch OF feather lowers
IN the other
The trotting filly Maud s., for which W. il.
Vanderbilt gave O0O has been placed in training Tor
next seasons trOtting.
Some new goods at Tiifany's are made OF
shark skin Portnonnacs, cigarette eases para'ol and
whip-handles OF it handsomely lacquercd-as are
The immigrants who arrived at Castle Gar
den Yesterday numbered 1885, the steamship Herder,
from Hamburg, bringing 150, and the wyoming rom
Liverpool, 20.
At the Aquarium on next Saturday evening
there will be produced tIe spectacle of Cinderella Ihs
viii he the first time IN many years that ChdeIea mas
bceu performed I'm this city
The bark Monroyia, with thirty-One cOlored
cmIgrants sailed for Liberia yesterday Among tue
cabin passengers were the Rev. Drs. J. b. Plnney and
D. W Davis, Mrs. Davis, and exAttorney General Davis
OF Liberia.
The midnight maraudng reporter seeking
what latest items he may deyOur, brsses the eie-
mix
transit but unlike the sreetcars, admit OF IeSloe pen
mauship
Sarah T. Briggs, the fashionable hotel SWIM
dIer has been held for trial by Justice Wandell on
various complaints Of theft and forgery. The young
man who with her Edward Fuller, wished 10 Turn
states evidence, but his testimony was refused
In the case of Diedr1ch Ellinghausen, age
forty, who was knocked from truckin North moore
st. on October the Coroner7 iurv found that tne ace
dcnt was due 10 the mischevOusness OF james Callahan
and Richard Fannery. who were held IN 81 'OOo pal
Worllnen have been engaged for over two
months laving one Of the foundations for the Elevated
RAILROAD on Third.ave. near One-hundrcd.h-st Spies
we're driven about thirty feet below the surface because
lie gro1nd was marsny and insecure one man was
employed to pump the water out OF the
day. ~ g.,
A new steamship line has been established
10 run between this port and Charleston . C 10 con
meet d the latter port with steamship ST. Johns Tor
places along the Florida coast The steamships are
lifted with all the latest proyemSntE iof % oG G 81 r
Of passengers End viii sail every wednesday anu S"
day from Pier p, North River
The annual meeting of the lnternatlonal
Ocean Telegraph Company stockholders Yesterday re
suited in the reelection Of the old directory except MO
ses Taylor who was chosen to M yaGoncy, PPeSdeGS @
Green announced that both the cables between ny hey
west and Havana had been repaired during 'he Pa0'
year. and now in successful operation
The following Is a comparative statement OF
cases OF contagious disease for the two weeks ending
Soyember 3, 1873: Week ending
No'oinOo' % 1000 Nov 23. Nov; 30.
IyPhio,,Ir yPi, rayer lO3 100
CereSrosplnal Meningi
ILspectOr Tracey. Of the Board OF Health,
has made an inspection OF hams at Washington haIke"
He reported yesterday that there appeared to DO re-
cognzrd trade in rejected hams and shoulders tnat it
~ sde Of washington Market Sanitary Superintendent
Day will order a thorough inspection OF the large Ioas
ing houses IN the city
A meeting of the Board of Anthracite Coal
Control Committee and the Lchigh Valley Operators
Committee will be held In this city tomorrow 10 discuss
plan for extending the present combination or Tor the
formation OF a new II was stated Yesterday thai
Jndge Packer, Of the Lehgh Valley Company; had
agreed to be present at The meeting %i,noG' committing
The Board of Revision and Correction OF
Assessments confirmed yesterday assessments for
sewers in Eghth-aye, between Nnetysecond and one
Observation-Disclosures with branches in Nnety-thrd and
Ninety xth-sts for in One-hunfIed-and-nine
betWecn
E'1rthava tween One-hundred-and-seyenle leenth and
Observation-Disclosures tor paving WITH
stone blocks FOurth-aFe' lrou foiS -u'''" W ''AJ
seYenth-sts. ,
At the meeting of the National Rife AssO-
citation Yesterday Colonel Sanford offered resolution
declaring that. the Long Island Railroad Company
ws not a condition to offer the necessary IA iseHgs
for continuing rifle practice at CreedmoOr anu as
sye repaTs would be necessary TO put the range In
proper condition It advisable to take steps toward
Securing another range more convenient or access;
committee was appointed 10 secure better situation
for the range
The Pier and Bulkhead Association, COM
posed of owners of property along the river 'front.' met
~ the Office OF KingsIand Son, No. 55 BrOadst yestcr-
dav 10 protest against the appropriation OF certain
mers aud bu kheads by the Dock Department withoui
proper compensation There were present
Gibbons, schermerhorn, gnes g bd
neTtv valued Mt $50 900 900 committee was ap-
pointed contest against the Dock DePart
IN state court aud carry the case to the United
states Court IL necessary.
BROOKLYN.
Sneak thieves are active in the Eastern Dis
tr,ct and many complaints made to the police.
Deputy City Clerk Mcnamara yesterday at
,risered the oath Of office O COntrollerelect William
G.. steinmetz.
Tho funeral services of the late George
N.Y. nromnen; citizen Of the Eastern District, were
held in the Lee Avenue Baptist Church yesterday.
The testimony in the trial Of the indicted
Charities Commissioners was closed yesterday, ana this
rn,ny the summing up OF the counsel will begin.
The Kings County Republican Committee
for $40 was organized last evening by the reelection
80 Ira.tus Cook OF the Ninth Ward as chairman
Nearly all of the officers OF last year were also reelected
The annual OF members were reduced Hoh @Ao u
50.
The East New-York Police have inyest-
, inc story of Charles Demar, who reported that he
os knocked down and robbed tue steps OF his house
rnonksoIyiug night, and have concluded that Denar