New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
NEW-YDKK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY
A new design for n nut or frllit-dlsll al lhe
Merlden Companys is leaf of silver on low s'au Vi
! interviewer bOughs
Many ladies row on the Harlem River every
| pleasant evening Siuce the victory at hehifS the!
| wear the colors of Columbia College.
4 yinaigrcttc mt Titfany's, intended Tor
bride is of pale pink coral beads. studded WIN S'"'
diamonds with chatcaine to correspond
The Board of Indian Commissioners yester-
dayawarl,d the contract for furnishing medical sup
plies FOR one year to o. II. Jadwin, Of this city.
The steamer OsscO, which runs between
Yorkyc and Fulton ferry, now stops at Gre'hoint an"
CONNIE cts with the railroad To Manhattan Beach
New nccktics for gentlemen are OF whi'e
linen with tiny spots OF co"r some have only 'e ehus
suortcd while others covered the entire length
Franz Walcta. age sixty-sevcn, OF No. 100
East Fourthst. dropped dead at Frst-avc and Seroh"
e. last night. walrta Bohemian cgar-makrr
The coolest and most desirable tie for ladies
is the sheer lawn tie. which has the ends Handsomely
embroidered coors These ties wash to look as We"
| rs when new. .
4 pretty new fan at Tifany's is of solid sill
YER wrought In a delicate traccry of ferns ana IVY
leaves with a monogram set IN pcarls on one oil TIE
outer sticks,
An unknown man, Of about thlrty-iivc
years five feet seven inches high, with sandy hair ana
mouetachc, dropped dead yesterday at lhlryto"r'"7"
and 1hifd-avc. .
SiIvcry embroidery on ground of deli
cate shade is new freak hon and may be seen on
everything from a handsome evening dcss to the hose
which match IT,
The Swedish schoolhousc, which WAS brought
from the Centennial exhibition AMI placed III the Central
Park wilI not bc opened There has been
no Appropriation for dcfrayinS the expense.
The body of Meyer keyscr, age hity-SrNcn
years was found in the back yard OF No ll6o second
ave. early hour yesterday norrinr hey ser feH
out OF the s"cond-,tOry window Wni" asleep
4 convention OF German American teach
cr- principal, schools, viii be held IN this city from
Juy 20 fo Au-ust . tor which extensive preparations
arc hcue made About 2j.dcl"g'' are expected, from
al! the principal cities 81 the Union
Prisoners row visitors provided with passes
from half dozen piers along the East River to Black
,yIi- Island al intervals of about hall hour This j.
f, nd more convenient than waiting for the steamboat
when leave, the foot OF Last Twenty -siNth-si.
The contributions in this city in ald of the
German Socialist, in their campaign for the election OF
members Of their party to the German Parliament
yc.'eria, amounted to Slio9-. The collection at me
meeting held AZ thc Gcrnauia Assembly Rooms IL"
nights ago amounted &" about NI-.
II. Shlilrr formerly of the firm of Sheldon
4 Coz publishers. ana later Of thu firm Of T. T. BAKER
Co.. commission merchants. Of this CITY. and member
# the Produce Exchange diet st East lIaddam. Conn.
ON TUESDAY st the ago OF slXty-two years lie "a@
struck 10y lightning. and lived "nl! short time arer
wards
Ellen Grove. a widow. of No. lj5 East
Tl,,-nintl-t appeared at the Yorkye Police Court
Yesterday ~ complainant against her Joseph. age
seventeen who had struck her III the face and e'ch'd
h.r ,tnvu breaking her night wrist. She had rcm"i
-trat.d with him for striking his sister lie was hed
fortual.
Edward Kurncr, age thirty-iiyc years, was
found dead ia bed Yesterday morning. al his boarding
house No u University place. Deputy Coroner Gold
-cnuil, wa, summoned and discovered that the death
Wa due 10 alcoholism. k"rn"r bad r'ren,N been on
An -yt.ud,d drbuuch. winch WAS followed Wednesday
ui,ht ry attack ~ dciiun tirncn'
SIX ouc-hor-c ear, were placed upon the
Seventh Avenue Road yesterday. About forty more
viii be piac,d upon the track %, soon ~ they arrive
nom the factory The superintendent -'at"7 that Tor
,,,r- the rotd has been ntElnE very hight returns
and Il vn. consequently determined to give up tine old
twohor-r "hlcn require twice ~ many men ana
hof-c ts the ne" ears.
General Woodward was appointed ycstcr-
dav. ny the National RIFE Association, chairman Of a
committee To draft. with the Pulc committee. pro-
cr,,rc for the Iali meeting MAJOR Fulton presented
.n for the selection Of the American Team. 1t docs
not from the on" Of iist year, except thht OF IN"
four FOR ~ selection, Tie last t"" -h tahc
place ~ Ctcrdnoor and the others upon ANY range ia
! The United ~tatc-. General MhIrn VINO was d'HN'd
81 m,nh, r-hp lbs the Executive Committee NJ a prcy
Gus meeting. vas declared eligible by the board
The tenth annual report of the Prcshyte-
fl,n Hospital shows that 60 patients were treated
during the past year Of which 80 were cured ?2 were
| improved ~ discharged uulmproyrd 60 dr, aud =
remained ia the pItii March !. b The o. treated
irl, fr ,rtr lOi paid July part Tor their board
and ,,- were free patients. I'll" amount received from
I'M, hoard Of patients ~IiII - The report uf the
treasurer shows that the cNpc.,- oi ~" hospital Tor the
i,.i wear have been about S3'oun while the receipts
! amounted 10 Il httc more than $4,000
BROOKLYN.
| MAYOR Howell left brooklyn yesterday for
| Lake Champlain. where he will spend the summer.
! The body of an unknown boy, about four
teen years of &c. ioind Yesterday IN the bay AT
! the foot II sixty fuurthst. Bay Ridge
| Stephen /. Jones, William Jones, NcylnS
Eoyd and Sidncy Miller who assaulted Ey IN the Troy
fighter Ia Fultou--t.. June ~ were sentenced
! hy Justice Walsh. Yesterday To- ok months lmpil,oh
| Hirui each.
| Mayor Howell yesterday appointed James
sloan 10 BE- master the dog ponnd which l. situated
| in bi,l-on-~t near Myrti"aNr. IIsht dog catcirrs
were appointed. The ordinance reference Ia dog
| .u.- effect n' NJ Monday.
| Henry Rcb, the saloon-kccpcr of No. II
Tuou-,t who assaulted William iIcruicdt with shoe
b,,uu,,r a f.w DAYS ago. INJECTING fracture ~
! cue. of the Clty Court, IN ia" sum of $4,000
The wurkmcn on the East River Bridge yes
tcray completed the sNty Fourth and sixty fifth strand,
for the great cables They will probably he lowered INTO
the anchor bar, MONDAY Engineer Harrington II AT
present u stamford, Conn, wh'r" hr has gou" {" spend
his vacation. lii- position - temporarily occupied by
! hs SON Francis Harrington.
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