New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
NETWORK CITY.

Officer Tyrel, of the Church-st. police, shot
mad dog in front OF No % Baroayst yesterday morn
Ing
"Berniere" sends 81 to THE TRIBUNE to
add TO the fund for the relief Of the yellow fever SUI
ferers at the South.
New buckles for belts are Of silver, engraved
in quaint designs. Others of pearl, and very hand
some ones are Of jet.
One of the new dress materials shown at Ar
mold Constable Co.'s, is called Palmyra broche, WIN
small flowers In brOcade.
Ladies now embroider their wide silk belts
in the brightest coors These belts ornament TO
black and dark silk dresses.
To confirm the statement made few days
ago-that garnets would be worn again next season-
there are garnet beads for bonnet and dress garnure
The bOndhoders of the MOntclair and Green
wood Lake Railroad Company yesterday decided to post
pone the foreclosure sale Of the road advertised for to-
morrow.
Daniel Collins, thirteen years old, fell from
the Elevated Railroad at Thrdaye. and Thirtyfourth-
st. last evening" and received injury to his head He
was taken home.
The police of the Twenty-third Precinct
found Matthew Hart, Of Buffalo, yesterday, suffering
from malaria fever Eighty trst-s and second-ave.
He was TO the Ninety ninth Street Hospital.
The ladies Of Glen Ridge, COrnwall-on-the-
Hudson propose to give lawn party on Saturday even
ing next large platform viii be erected on the spa,
ample refreshments.
The funeral of the late William Niblo has
been announced for Saturday at 10 m, at Calvary
Church The Niblo family vault Of the most CON
spicuous in Greenwood, large marble mausoleum on
the hillside near the lake.
Custom House Inspectors Henderson and
Mccall have been suspended from office by the Collector
for passing baggage which was subsequently found TO
Of which test case Is being made.
Charles Burr, of 0aliville, L. J., called at
Police Headquarters yesterday, and stated that five val
liable horses had been stolen from his stable in the
night. He believed that the thieves had come TO this
city dispose OF the animals general alarm was sent
ont to all stations 10 look for the stolen horses
The flags of the Produce Exchange were
lowered to hamast yesterday in respect to the death
Off G. Marshall. with the firm Of p. T. Neyins Co.,
died Wednesday at the age OF thrty-one years
His funeral will take place at the Methodist Church, at
Pacific and CntOn-ats., Brooklyn, at p. IN. to-day
John Watocil, Bohemian, living at No. 223
secoudst attempted suicide yesterday By swallowing
dose Of Paris green. He about fifty years DID, and
had been III for several weeks Poeesurgeon lever
idge OF the Eleventh Precinct called attend him.
and administered antdote. lt is believed that Wao-
ell will recover.
On complaint of Sanitary Inspector White,
John KauGel, OF No. 149 Lewis-st., n. ID. Woodruff,
OF No 252 Broadway Augustus Finck OF No $40 East
Thirteenthst and Frederick Thee, OF No 535 East Six
feminist arrested yesterday and arraigned be-
fore Justice Murray. TO answer the charge OF selling
500 bail To answer.
William McCarill, alias Stitch" was ar
ragped at the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
charged with stealing $40 in greenback from Captain
Phillips. OF the coasting steamer Sarah L. Nelson The
got the captain intoxicated and then robbed him
He was held for trial in default OF $1,000 bail He has
been the Island and l. now under bonds for Keeping
a disOrdery house IN Hudson-st
A singular specimen of petrifactiOn was
brought TO this city evening by Francis Edwards Of
the Seaside House, at Rockaway Beach, found by John
Jay Jones while bathing there yesterday morning The
specimen has the appearance OF ordinary pie, and as
SUCH was the occasion OF many joke on the steamer
Columbia her return trip last evening Circular In
form the under surface 10 bear the imprint OF
pie plate aud the upper uneven though well worn by
The sand. Mr.. Edwards will place It In proper hands
20 determine It's formation
Garrett FLYNN, of No. 231 West Sixtieth ST.
who was brutally dubbed Tuesday night by officer
samuel A. Stevens, OF the Twenty-second Precinct,
yesterday applied at the Ffyseyenth street Police
Court for the arrest OF hts assailant He
aid that there were sixteen wounds his head. and
that his arms and shoulders black with bruises
Four witnesses were produced VINO were ready TO testify
~ officer Foley, OF the Court Squad.
Mrs. BOband, wife of the proprietor of n
restaurant No 100 East Thirteenths was awakened
about o'clock this morning by hearing pane OF glass
broken. On looking out Of a window on the second
floor she Charles Sullivan, OF No. 10 South Fifth
ave- and James Murphy, OF No. 321 East Thrtysec
ondst trying force entrance TO the place. They
valued .t $40 Yesterday, at the Essex Market Police
Court, they were held in $1,000 bail each.
Three sessions of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows Of this held yesterday at Chckering
Hall. Reports OF committees were received. John W.
Stokes delivered address the state OF the order
throughout tho world. The assessment for next year
will be at the rate OF twelve for eachmember The
annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge viii be held at
excursion 10 ROckaway today and tins evening Will hold
general reunion and festival at suffers Harlem River
Park, for the benefit OF the library iund.
The National Agricultural Congress will
meet at New-Hayen Conn, Tuesday next, to discuss
agricultural topics. The following delegates from the
National Butter Cheese and Egg Association will be
present: Captain Joel d. Hunter and NJ Folsom, Of New
York; L. d. Chaplin aud George L. Mitchell, OF Boston
W. W. Dexter, OF Chicago; and Alexander Wallace OF
Danbury, Conn. Colonel X. NJ. Little will read paper
on Darying III the United States" He will also sug-
gest TO the convention the prOprley OF taking imme-
date action in reference to the proposed Dairy Fair in
this city.
Daniel w. Waller, stage manager Joseph
schcll the scenic artist. and the carpenters Of the
Standard Theatre brought into the oyer and Ter
miner Courtroom yesterday In charge OF Mr. Sinclair
the clerk the court The purpose OF their presence
there appears have been get the measurement OF
the ROOM the elevations OF the judges desk and jury box
and other details OF the for III setting the last
duced at the Standard Theatre next month The most
minute measurements and drawings were made. Mr.
Waller stating that tho reproduction OF tue scene was to
be exact in eye-y particular
Little Jimmie Duane. three years old, wears
petcoats. and lives with his parents in one-hundred
andsixty -nuth-st, Franklinave, Morrsania. He
Is precOciOus child. and means to the world. On
Wednesday he slipped OF the house. and walked to
Harlem bridge three miles distant. There he met Onl
Ger Thomas EgPn. ana asked him II the Elevated Rail-
road running yet The officer took him to the Har
lem Police Station Meanwhile his distracted parents
sent kilograms In all directions, and late at night found
Jimmie IN the station house, playing domin0s with one
OF the officers. Ho wanted to remain night, and
some force was required to get him home.
BROOKLYN.
The wire for the last two strands of the two
downstream cables OF the East River Bridge run