New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

Fur Innings for circular cloals can be bought
for $50
Brown still remains the favOrite color for
children's clothing
Plush and satin and velvet and satin ribbon
are among the latest millinery goods.
Fairy wOrsted has taken the place of Shet
| land floss for shawls and baby sacGues.
Pretty novelties at Macy's are silver stands,
! holding half a seasheIl, on the inside OF which is
! painted picture.
The stockholders of the Suspension Bridge
and Erie Junction Railway Tuesday reelected the old
! board Of directors.
| Ornaments of jet, steel and ware beads are
sti to seen on Fall bonncs in shapes Of butterflies
and bugs Of all descriptions.
The Customs Inspectors collected $4,000 in
duties on the bagga ~ the passengers who arrived on
the steamship RussSy ycstcrlay.
Among the plated ware at Tiffany's is a
tGacte get ofnve pieces IN satin nish with bands OF
| chasing designed after the aOlid ware.
Owing to the sickness of Recorder Hackett,
Part of the General Sessions and with it the trial Of
william Muir, have been adjourned until to-day.
GilmOres 22d Regiment Band will give its
nrst concert since from Europe at the arnory
in Fourtcenth-st, Saturday evening, October ~
Among the novelties at Tifanys are pc
domeer American Manufacture, which ar3 superior to
the swiss make because there much less mechanism
in them.
The National Line steamship Italy, which
sailed for Liverpool yesterday, carried, with other
freight $50 head OF cattle, 40 tons Of fresh meat, and
T5OOO bushels OF grain
A carriage rug Of seal skin trimmed with
rosettes made Of the heads OF Siberian squirrels and
finished with baud OF uupluckcd otter Is shown at
Arnold, Constable &CO's.
The amount of actual tare on sugars during
September shows gain 10 the Government Of 5Os,572
pounds the Invoice tare This an Increase OF ls9
PER cent over the mouth Of August
The examination before AttOrney-General
schoonmakcr as to the Metropolitan Elevated Railway
and The Construction Company set down for to-day at
10 a.. p. in the Chamber Of the Aldermen.
The First National Bank yesterday for
waried TO Washington subscription Of 100000 to
the popular loan, making S2,0OO,OO0 OF Ter cent
United states bonds subscribed tor since Saturday.
Burdett s. Dennis made their first regular
sale aueonocrs for the Collector OF the Port yeser
day The sale embraced "a lots OF unclaimed goods
naming In tic Public store The proceeds amounted TO
$4,000.
The French steamship Labrador, from Havre,
landed 2is immigrans Castle Garden yeserday; the
Frsin from Hamburg. landed 1902 the W. A. Scholten,
Glasgow, %, making iOial oi oOs
4 genuine eggplant in full bloOm-nOt the
edible Kinds exhibited n Fulton-st store window.
Il said be tie only specimen of this plant IN the
United States and Ia valued very highly. IL bears
flower resembling large goose egg
Fragments of the statue of King George ILL.,,
which stood Ia Bowling Green over century ago, are
exhibition at the rooms Of the NewIorE Historical
Society. az seeond,aye ahd Ninth.st. Ihey are nuSe
pieces Of leaG, thickly coated Win bfass.
Heinrich and Louis Nagel, husband and son
Of the woman who found dead on the floor OF No.
3l7 West Forryhrsst Monday, her head and throat
being much bruised. were yesterday committed to await
thr Coroner nqncs-thr iHtuet TO the lomhs ana the
son To the House of Drientl0n
The number of deaths reported TO have
occurred In this city during the week ending saturday
October . 1873 Is 5IG tins Is increase OF nfteen ~
compared with tho reported during the p-eced-
ing the cOrrcsponding week of 1871
At n meeting of the Liederkranz Society,
$500 was appropriated from the funds OF the society
gift 10 tic German Teachers Seminary recently
tabIshcd at Milwaukee The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President VIM steinway;
vice-pro,i ,idenls Julns Holman ana charles r. Mcndl
secretaries, Paul Gocprl ard Louis Buckstaeycr;
treasurer, Justus T. Poggcnburgi conductor, AGicol
Paur.
The annual election for directors of the
Western Union Telegraph Company yesterday resulted
III the choice Of Norvin Green, william II. Vanderbilt.
Edwin ID. Morgan, Augustus Schcll, Harrison Durkee,
James II. Banker, Samuel +. Bargcr. Joseph Harker,
Alouzo B. Cornell, Hamilton Mex. Twombly, John Van
Horne, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Moses Taylor, Wilson @.
Hunt, Edwards :. Sanford, Cambridge Livingston,
Chester W. Chapn, Robert LennoH Kenncdy' J. Perpont
WTis 6liver II Palmer Samuel 4 Mnnsnn David
Jones, Anson stager, Edwin ID. Worcester, Henry NJ
Philips and William d. Bishop The new directors
John Van Horne. IN place Of the late William Orton;
Henry VI. Phillips, IN the place OF Mr. Work, and William
ID. Bishop, In place of william X ThOrne. The election
OF officers will be held tomorrow.
BROOKLYN.
The metropolitan championship game of
base ball the Union Grounds yesterday, between the
Astor and New-York Clubs, was won by the Ncw-York
CluD by a score OF 10 tod.
Winchester BrittOn, the legal adviser OF the
Board Of Supervisors, has expressed the opinion that
the board has right 10 reduce the pay Of court
officers they not county officers although paid by
the county.
The Brooklyn Sunday school Union has de-
cided TO establish Normal sundayschOol Institute FOR
the members OF the schools connected with the Union
It's object il educate teachers and officers for more
thorough and useful work
The Brooklyn police are tracing clew which
they think will lead 10 the discovery Of the person who
killed John Guuser, saloon-keeper, at East WIlians-
burg. May 10, 1876. Gunser struck with an air
guu which he kept in his saloon. The stock was fOund
but the barrel has been missing ever since.