New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-27
NEW.YORK CITY,

The Lemgn valley COai Company HAS rs
sued it's circular OF prices for coal for August being the
sumo rates for July.
New imported dresses have the backs slightly
pufed while the front OF the basques decidedly
shorter and the backs longer.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Coal Company announces sale OF 10000 tons Oh
Scranton coal on Wednesday next.
Byron Kimball the Evangelist, has taken
up residence in this city, aud IL is reported that he
will begin preaching here in September.
Sixty tons of bar silver, valued at $780,
O00 shipped yesterday from the Assay Office to the
Philadelphia Mint to be coined into dollars.
The Florida bean now appears in shop win
dows in the guisc watch and chate
laiue charms, and for pocket compasses.
John Carroll, age three, of No. 704 East
Thrteenth-st accidentally fell from fourth-story
window yesterday morning, and was instantly killed.
The committee on the investigation OF al
legged Irregularities In the Civil District Courts adj
Iourned yesterday for two weeks no witnesses being
present.
The most stylish bonnets worn this season
are trimmed with proiuson OF OF narrow watered
ribbon with the edge OF tho bonnet finished with pearl
or gold beads.
A pretty finish for the bottom of grenadine
dress formed by placing peated or gathered rufes In
reversed, engthwise position, about finger and hall
wide, and close together.
City Of Para, from Rio Janero and st. Thomas, arrived
yesterday at 1890 D. m having made the passage from
Rio the unprecedented time OF 20 days and hours
James II. Breslin, of the Gilsey House, and
OF the Hotel Brighton, Coney Island will open the Hotel
Netberwood, at NetherwoOd. N. j. this evening. The
first public reception for this evening 10 be given by
the managers, ana an agreeable time Is anticipated
The Japanese pajama," so extensively adj
vertsed and about which there has been so much curl
osy expressed as to what 1t might be- proves to be
name given loose blouse and trousers OF striped
material. for gentlemen. When they to be worn is
still mystery.
City Hall Park, though the ventilation is
excellent, has its disadvantages as bed-chamber.
David Melville Englishmau, Of No 81 East Tenthst.
robbed on Thursday night Of gold sovereign four
Bank, In Carlisle, England.
Francis Siegel, age twenty-five, of Sixty
Eghth-st aud Tcnthave, overcome by the heat at
seventeth.st. and TweIfth-ave. and sent to the
thrtyeIrSt Of Bfootiyn was Frustrated BY the heat
Yesterday on Futont' aud was sent TO tue Chambers
Street Hospital
Ex-Governor Moses of South Carolina, takes
su unusual interest In the scenes Of the metropolis
Yesterday morning. between and o'clock. no got on
Third Avenue ear. looking fresh and natty snd took
ride Harlem and back all for the novelty OF observ
Ing early and very late travellers aud seeing day
break, on the great Democratic highway.
First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner is
passenger upon the steamship Rhein. returning from
the Berne Postal Congress The Rbein due at this
port yesterday, but had not been telegraphed up to
late hour last evening Postmaster James and other de
partment officials have arranged TO 90 down the bay
aud meet General Tyner rs soon the steamship is re-
ported.
An inquest was held at the Coroner's yester-
day, the OF James Lally, OF No. ITO Ffthaye,
who committed suicide at Rverdale on July 10. The
testimony taken at the time which has already been
published, was submitted 10 the jury, and after few
moments deberaton the verdict rendered OF death
rOm "A
own hands
Mrs. Kirwin, the lady In charge of the bath
az the foot OF Gouverneur slip saved the life OF little
child yesterday by her presence OF mind. little daugh
OF Robert Gore, OF No AZ RutgersL standing
the waters edge. holding her yearold brother In her
arms when by accident the child fell In the water
Mr. kirTin promptly came 20 the rescue and caught
Joseph Rose, junk dealer of Bridgeport.
Conn. few weeks ago left his wife aud TO Har-
lem with another woman. They engaged rooms at No.
$40 East Observation-Disclosures and Thursday
Mrs Rose called upon them Her husband tried to throw
his lawful spouse from the window. but she escaped by
the door, and after obtained warrant for his
rest. Yesterday Rose was committed for examination.
Complaint was made yesterday to the De-
partmcnt OF Public Works by laboreIs engaged the
public works that made in their pay
ment. Some OF the laborers, IL was charged, had
ceived and Others more than their Just wages
stead OF the payment being made for the Two weeks from
July 20 10. they declared that IL had been made from
tion OF the
Henry l.. Johnson, well-dressed young
man, held yesterday In $1,000 bail by Justice
Smith, for embezzIement He was employed by John
H. Anderson & Co, at No. 761 Broadway. az clerk aud
collector He was suspected OF appropriang money 70
his use. and examination OF the books $3.50
found TO have been paid TO johnson tut not credited on
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BROOKLYN.
The number Of deaths in Brooklyn last week
| was $50; four were caused by sunstroke.
James Mckinney q boy of seven years, living
at Hamilton-ave and Van Bruntst. while gathering
wood the Atlantic Dock last evening accidentally fell
overheard. He was rescued by Detective DAILY.
Peter Smith, age thirty-fve, of No. 38 Ham
iltonst New-York, while at work In Devoes oil works.
on the Newtown Creek was overcome by the heat yeser
day. He recovered sufficiently to be taken home.
George Dougherty, age thirty, was arrested
by the York Street Police yesterday for keeping policy
shop at No McKenny-st Mary +. Sanders, a colored
woman. held witness Slips and papers used IN
| the game were also found.
Alexander Hodge, age thirty-fve, of No. S5
Clymer-st. who employed in the DeCastro Douner
refinery 1.-THE foot Of south Nnhst started from
home for his work Thursday afternoon ana has not been
seen since. He wore dark clothes and a straw hat.
Henry Schmidt, of No. 70 Grand-st, was
arrested yesterday the charge OF receiving quantity
OF hats alleged TO have been stolen from silycrmanns
hat factory In Grand-ave The complainant Thomas
j. Walsh emplOye OF SVermanns who declared that
Schmidt had purchased the hats from John Wendell who
formerly worked for sllyernann, but Is in Danbury
Conn.
As the Fulton Ferry boat Fulton was on its
way to Brooklyn about 4:30 p yesterday, an unknown
| man jumped overheard. He was rescued by the deck
hands taken to Brooklyn and sent TO the City Hospital
His could not De ascertaned. He about forty
years of age feet inches In height with dark
plexion aud long black hair He wore dark coat and
trOwsers and white waistcoat
Justice Guck, yesterday rendered decision
dischsrging Captain Elisha TAFT and Mrs. Mary
Rockwell, who arrested July 20 by Officer Col
gan, Of the Flushing Avenue Police for dsordery
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