New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
NETWORK CITY.

The latest albums have u handle attached, by
which they he held.
Whole toilet sets are shown in filigree silver
and the prettiest things ont
Orange blossoms for bridal dresses are per-
f,imed with the essence OF the flower.
lunches of orange blossoms are placed on
the instep OF the satin shoes worn by brides
A pretty and new device of the Meriden
Company for the toilet table, IL bird cologne holder
Receiver Bests report of the condition OF the
National Trust Company VIII he ready This afternoon.
The newest reception dresses are made OF the
Duchess brocade in either pale pink blue. or cream
color
Peter Connell age fOrty-five, having no
home. was found dead in the liquor store at No. %
West-st
New photograph stands are in the shape of
nm open book held by "a Cupid the bOosstand and CUPID
all in gilt.
A ribbon an inch and half wide around
the waist tied bow III front. Is worn Win the Pri-
cesse dress.
Chinese and Japanese vie with each other
for supremacy in decorations almost to the exclusion OF
other styles.
White lace nttens are more stylish for even
ing wear than kid gloves; they afford an opportunity
for fine display OF rings.
The Feast Of the Circumcision was cee-
brated in Catholic Churches yesterday They were
crowded at all the services.
A green rose is shown by a city florist; this
Is delicate tribute from dame Nature to the reigning
color in the fashionable world.
Justice Henry p. McGOwn, of the Harlem
Civil Court WAS presented by the attaches OF the court
yesterday, with an elegant god-mountcd cane.
The trial of Captain Foley on the second
charge which was adjourned until Monday, has been
postponed until some iay convenient TO both sides
broadway at Vesey-st. IL Il place much Ia
yor,d by night sreet-yeners No less than eight pea
nut stands stationed there ut one time last evening
While John Goodwin, age thirty five, mate
of the brig Nomad. undergoing surgical operation
brooklyn yesterday blood vessel broke and he soon
died.
The additional cautionary storm signal, in
dIcating rha, an oshorc" wind might be expected In
tts vicinity was displayed from the signal station on
the Equitable building yesterday
The excavations for the Elevated Railway
llas on the Bowery add the timehonoTed oiors OF
that street that now 1t may vie Tor variety ana us
tnctness OF smells with any street of cologne
In n quarrel yesterday at Fourthst. and
sixthave between Richard +. Vreeland, fourteen,
md Eugene Rooney, age eighteen; Rooney received
slight stab in the left side. Vrecand was arrested.
At the annual meeting of the Board OF Po-
lice Justices Monday evening. officers for the ensuing
wear we're elected follows G. A. Flanmer president
George W Gre ccr, secretary The usual hs'Ishn'h5 I"
Justices for the ensuing year were made.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Thos.
Scott proprietor Of stable at Ne Coisfersf Patrick
Cornu and Charles Jones arraigned for engaging
cockght on Monday evening ~ me stable o. sio
hc accused required To give bail each IN -Joo
Celestial ceramics have slow sale in these
d,ys The market has been oyersOcked with the wares
OF Japau aud China and superatyely ugly Jugs amt
vases that surpas the Wandering III age ana hdNeh
ulre. excite only murmur OF feminine admiration
Eva Bchr, age forty-eisht, was standing IN
her store at No 1870 Willet ST. yesterday when john
smith u boy Of thirteen. accidentally discharged pls-
toll The bullet passed. through pane of glass aud en-
tered tue NOnlauB head Shc was scht l" p'S' uS "e
pi,al Smith WIS arrested
The new Register Frederick w. Locw. has
appointed in the place Of John y Savage for many
wears Deputy Register, Augustus y Docharty, who vas
sworn IN yesterday by County Clerk 'umbleton. Mr'
Dochafiy- last position was that Of Chez Crh IN t the
brother Of the Register sworn In as Assistant deputy
Register.
The large c"oss on the Houston Street Chapel
Of Trinity Parish is ~ the most conspicuous objects
ON the Ta. side on festival nights or late II has been IL
Illuminated almost nightly. and bazes Ike diamond con
stelatlon II l. unique way OF pointing ont house OF
worship aud must take strong hold on the feelings oi inc
eyercnt, while u IS 30 beautiful that TIC most
pause TO admire H.
Sbopkeepers wish that the holiday season
were elastic enough to stretch over January THoy are
In fancy the duness that will dosccnd like cloud upon
them when spcndthriis, recovering from thrir Christ
mania for making impossible resolutions inuch 700
brigat aud good for any place other than the hrs HeSh
page Of the new diary.
The light and ei:"cful appearance of the
Gilbert Elevated Railway in West broadway Is subject
NJ much comment when blockade Of streetcars occurs
under IT, The block from Leonard to Worth streets Is
nearly finished and gives good Idea oil the compete"
structure The height seems very great to one walking
below. and the fs sight OF tram on the treh PROMISES
To be somewhat OF SENSATION
Rorbarism is not confined to Africa and the
south Sea Islands IT crops out frequently III small Long
Island hamcts. man came ~ the sag HarDor CENT
terry few days ago to the remains of bis wife
bur,ed about twenty-five years ago lie carried cro-
aue box under put the bones in IL admitted
T"m NH except The skull Instead Of getting larger
box cOoy split the skull with his spade ana ero"d'd
IL In.
One of the uptown police stations is now
The HEADQUARTERS Of band OF boy policemen. consisting
NJ c,ptoin two sergcants, and half dozen pafrone
The lads are all under fifteen years OF and report ~
the station promptly at p. NJ every Gay lnoy are
furnished win a list of uncnanted houses. which they
visit at night and inspect win great care 10 sec INA.
they are not DISTURBED by burglars During the past
year less than threc bushtH nave oeeh e""s" "hu
convicted through the efforts of these boys
A sunny scene in Winter holiday band
~ laughing osycuceked childten a play Oh the
grass Mats a the Battery yesterday The turf was green
as I'm May The air cold but the sunshine furnished
All the warmth necessary for active exercise In thcr
froc many OF the children neStcod TO wear ther hs
and ran about barrhcadcd. \ well dressed gentleman,
who had been Watching their sports for some minutes,
n,ronrhcI the children and distributed pOckrtful ~
which received with shouts vi pleasure
BROOKLYN.
Peter OKecfc, age twenty eight, left his
home. No . fIarrison-st., last saturday while derious
ON Monday night his body found In the river at the
loot OF JAY st., aud was taken to his late home
As Peter Clod, age twenty-five, of No. 81
Tbornt,, ST. was walking in Broadway. Williamsburg,
Yesterday "A pistol was discharged by some unknown
y,rrson the ball hitting ClO IN the hand The wound
WAS