New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
NEM-YORK CITY.

latest styles OF ulnoFenas'
Last weeks statistics arrests 1,O24, mar
riages 81, births 6sI, deaths 716
The Board of Excise granted $50 licenses
last week. and received in fees $12,460
% FIeur de soufre.n better known as sui
phur COLOR is one Of the most fashionable coors This
season.
Some of the newest parasOls are adorned
with large nonOgrams but they do not appear to please
ladies' as they are too conspicuous.
Controller Kelly announces that on August
the interest the city bonds and stocks falling due
on that day will be paid at his office.
w. X. Brooks sends 81 for the Childrens
Free Excursion Fund. 1t will be sent 10 the managers
of the openAir Fund of st. Marys Free Hospital for
Children.
Blondes have had their day, with pale and
delicate colors in dress would seem they are en-
trey ignored while brunees reyel in the deep and de-
cided colors.
Paissifi Ricci and Pasnalla Savari, both of
No 4s Marion-st, had fight yesterday in the house.
Rcc stabbed in the left side and saysH escaped
The wound is not dangerous
Croton water rents received by the Depart
ment OF Public Works last week amounted to Sll9'-
500 % During the same time s., 1913 70 were received
at the Mayors Office for licenses.
A deed for the transfer of the Germania
Assembly Room property, the Bowery, was recorded
Saturday from Samuel Zcner and wife TO Moses laza
rus. The consideration was Sll6'OOO.
James HOgg, who sturdily resisted the use
Of his pier at Yorvie by the osseos passengers, has
compromised his claims for $500 per and certain
privileges, and the war at the pier IA over
Officer Raymond, of the Fifteenth Precinct
found the body Of Patrick OTaughln age seven, OF No
"a Cannon-st in the East River. Pier No 57 Sat
urday. The boy accidentally dfowned on july ls
A three-years lease of that part of Barren
Island owned by New-York, consisting OF about 100
acres viii be sold by the Controller on Friday next un-
der authority given by the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund.
Annie Cochran, who sells newspapers at
Fulton Ferry Thursday afternoon found on the cross
walk an open-face gold watch and lady's breast-pn
brought both 20 the First Precinct statonhouse,
where they await an owner
The Coroner on Saturday was called upon to
hold an inquest the Of George Rode. age eigh-
teen. who was committed TO the Penitentary Black
Wells Island IN December 1877 and died in the prison
hospital at 3 a. IN. on Saturday.
The Mercedes" costume, called after the
late young Queen Of spain is Of the handsomest
Of the short costumes t Ia made with long eOattais
back the drapery raised in the front and dtaped
low intho back Many large buttons are used.
The police say, and their records bear out
the statement that the number OF houses IN this city
deserted by Summer visitors 10 the country or the sea
shore Ia e.s this year than usual There Is remarka
bic absence, thus far OF burglari IN empty bonses
The proposed prize fight between Patrick
Ryan, OF Troy and John J. Dwyer, Of Brooklyn, for
81 900 each the championship OF America has been
abandoned. Dwyors hackers claim that Ryans friends
had not sufficient confidence IN their man 10 20 on with
the match.
John f. Shandlcy, age twenty-eight years,
OF No 4O2 Flrst-st Jersey CITY, while work yesterday
morning OH the Elevated Railroad at Foureenth-s and
slKthave, lost his footing and fen to the pavement
His back badly injured and he was taken
in an ambulance TO the New-YOrk Hospital.
Mayor Ely has received letter from Henry
Bergh asking that the dog pound be properly ventilated
snd stating several dogs have died from sunocation
during hot weather The letter was sent TO the De
partment Of Pubic Works, and Comnissoner Campbell
has given orders to have the matter Investigated
Horace Hue ar, farmer residing at Crown
Point, was arrebteC by Detectives KING and LyOn on
Saturday, for trying pass counterfeit $40 o on the
dlsordcrly house. Three $40 bills on tne Conso
ated Bank OF Canada supposed TO be stolen property
found In his possession.
Miss Carrie Abrahams reported to Captain
Yue Of the Twenty-cighth Precinct Saturday, that
her millinery store No 1009 Thrdaye., WAS entered
and silk vclye and ribbons valued at $500 stlen by
some unknown person the nigt Of July IL The case
has been placed IN tue hands OF the dotecVe nut as
yet no arrests have been MADE
Mrs. Katrina HottenrOth, wife of a saddler
doing business at No 207 Bowery. wandered from
her little daughter with whom she visited Central Park
the shores OF lake. aud restored her friends.
IL believed that grief at the loss OF two children has
unhrged her mind and that she contemplated suicide.
A ballet dancer who styles herself Baron
ess Won Frstenwarther reported at the Central Office,
on Saturday that her at No. 5s6 Seyenthaye had
been euterd by OF false keys. in her absence
Thursday and that diamonds aud jewels
- 900 had been stolen Detective Won Geritchcn WIS
detailed investigate the Up 10 last night he had
not solved the mystery.
William Patterson Fish was delivering a
haruugue on the wrongs OF humanity on Saturday, In
the City Hall Parz whena policeman up and
him opportunity 10 explain his troubles 10 the Tombs
Police Court He said that he had recently returned
sceutiac expedition As his wits seemed be astray
he was committed for medical examination.
The steamship Europa, of the Anchor Line,
which plies between Liverpool and oderranean ports
was run into July 10, OF Ferro Spain, by the British
steamship staGa The Europa was sunk, but the pas
seneers and crew were saved and landed at Fcrrol
The sunken ship was built at Glasgow In 1887 was 800
feet long and 3277 tons burden and was commanded by
Captain MackeY. Tue Saiia WAS on voyage TO MHiagH
Little Thomas Winnie, six years old, living
In Thrd-aye will surely lament that he born
when his gets OF Jail Mrs. Halienbock who
lives the building with Mrs: Winnie missed
charge denied and the accuFer about to depart
when the infant Winnie cried, know where they be,
mamma" and pulled the pillows from under the bed
Judge Kasmire committed the maternal Winnie.
The 9th Regiment, National Guard, under
the command Of Colonel John T. Underhiil Will
BILE tomorrow morning at Morrisauia thence take
special the Grand Central Depot, march down
to Union Square, where the regiment will be photo
graphed, after which the march down Broadway will he
continued The regiment will embark steamer for
Haftha's Vineyard for six days encampment From
the Grand Central Depot the boat they will be be
cOricd by the Old Guard OF this city.
Alone, and without any one within call to
comfort her, the wife OF James Noyes gave birth
daughter three days ago, In tenement at No. 620 East
seventeenth-st., the East River. All night she
cried in vain for aid, and wheu at daylight the kind
neghbors heard her, the babe was Gead. The mother
lies very sick. Her husband Is pilot, until recently
employed on the Hattie lawson but drink has made
brute Of him. The young mothes parents will do moth
ing for her. though they 1--we the same floor they In
the wOmans life is slipping away In misery and desola