New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
NETWORK CITY.

A lady's toilet is no longer complete with
out bunch of natural or artificial flowers
Cream tinted muslin pleatings, around the
neck and wrists, replace those OF pure white
In ladies' lingerie, combination suits are the
newest and promise he the favorte style
Black satin ribbon, faced with different
colors will be used in trimming grenadines.
Dinner cards made in the shape OF plates,
beautifully painted. are among the novelties.
Polonaises are still worn to great extent,
Notwithstanding the predictions TO the contrary.
A noteworthy feature at the late openings
was the scarcity buttons on the imported dresses
English twills in gray and fawn colors Will
be the favorite materials for wacrproJfs this Summer
New styles in furniture have painted panels,
which work is done in by young ladies'
SPIRAL bracelets are among the latest novel
ties some SO large that they extend from wrist to elbow
The Police Board transferred, yesterday,
Roundsmcn r. j. Craeder from the Twelfth Precinct to
the Fourth and Herman Weiss from the Sixteenth tothe
Ninth
II. G.. Stcbbins, T.. $. Bowen, l.. NJ Clymcr,
T. T. sIions;al ard C. +. D1ning were elected ye'ter
dav directors of the Pennsylvania ana Enc 'oai auu
Railway Company.
Captain Trudcllc, of the steamship France,
Of French Luc, has presented 10 the Pilot Commits
sioners plan which is well received by sh ping men,
by which vessels NAV fud their way lhtO Nt"-luEh ua'
Dor during dense fog.
The Produce Exchange has been considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of constructing private telegraph line
between this city and Chicago, and committee Is to in-
vCstgae the subject il Is believed nc eos, of running
five wires 10 Chicago will not exceed r5Oc,GOu
At meeting of the piarO-box makers yes
tcrday it was stated that thirty-oue employed IN
Behr Peck's mandatory, yet ON strike. owing
TO . reduction OF wages ting OF Tie different
branches of the trade is TO be hc!d 10 aise means III su
OF tic strikers.
The steamship Wyoming, which sailed for
Liverpool yesterday took sytycht horses FOR the Eng
lsh Government Fifty moro will he shipped By the
National Line tomorrow, and thirty on Saturday One
hundred ana hye were shipped aSt Me.h, mos'S i"irh
horses purchased In various parts OF the country.
John McGlynn, Il contractor, was charged at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday with having obtained
blue stone value Of &3j from Francis Reynolds
OF No l5GS Third-avc AMI d,an pipe Of The value OF
SIG from the SdaIhahdtl W"fhh' Nv iFiul4'Ii ~
lie detained for examination IN deiamt Oh 9-'"Vo
bail
At the annual meeting OF the Petroleum EX-
change yesterday the following officers were elected:
President, William Jay ives; ece-presidents II. G.
Ohlcn and Clinton ROudchusl treasurer, H. NJ curtis
secretary g. L. Strong The young members placed au
opposition ticket the field, but It was defeated by
about four to one.
The following is the specification IN
charge submitted to the Board Of Police, yesterday
against Roundsmon Patrick Byrnes of the Ninth Pre-
cinct, by Owen Shuer, Of the same precinct; THAT
said Roundsman Patrick f. Byrncs did use abusive and
improper language ana wanted TO lEh, me nne either
with pistols clubs at IL May H. 1873, while on
patrol duty near Hudsonst.
The Seaside Sanltarum at Rockaway Beach,
its managers expect Will be opened June l. subscrip
tons OF 1913 acknowledged. among them the fol-
lowing: the Rev. Dr. Dix. $50; Edward Tatum. 500
d. Talmage's Sons, S25 a. Gutcrman, so Further
contributions solicited to be sent TO Henry Bergh
Twenty -secoudst. aud FOurth-ave; Caswell Hazard
Co, No 1899 Broadway, OF Henry King, 40 oO4 west
Twenty eighin-st.
The annual convention Of the Ancient Order
Of Hbcrnians opened In this city yesterday.
About seventy delegates were present, and The
business consisted. for the most part, OF pre-
hmnary organization. Tho following officers were
elected Patrick Gibncy, national delegate rat
rick Campbell national SECRETARY James Langdon,
national treasurer The convention VIII probably CON
tinue three or four days.
BROOKLYN.
Thomas Romans, age seventy-cight, has been
missing from his residence, No. 2G2 South FonrtEst,
since sunday The missing man Is five eight Inches
height has gray HAIR, and wore gray silt ana hlk
hat.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph r. DuIyca, of the Clas
son Avenue Presbyterian Church. has been confined TO
his room by sickness since last Friday The OF
the church has gwen him leave Of absence Tor three
months.
At a Sunday school temperance conference,
Monday evening, committee was appointed TO wait
upOn the Police Commissioners, and urge them, In heaif
of the sundayscho0l lesson the temptations which
exist the shape Of saloons, by refusing licenses
TO those who apply for thern
The dry-gooAs store OF +. Lewis, No. 275
Fultonst. Brooklyn, was robbed Monday night. The
burg their entrance into the store by cutting
hole from the adjoining hall. silks valued at $1,000
wore stolen small safe was cut open by means OF
cold chisel. and its contents. $50, were taken.
An investigation in regard to the death of
Margaret Cary of No. 20 PTincest which supposed
at first TO have caused by her husband showed that
alcoholism led TO DEATH Mrs Clary and her husband for
years had spent all the money they could earn and all
.ticI,a IN far HAY FREE
0uently been IN jail for intOXcaOn.
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