New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
NETWORK CITY.
NETWORK CITY.
Queen Anne and Japanese styles OF furniture

Queen Anne and Japanese styles OF furniture
| predominant.
"Motber Goose is the new style of children's
bonnets at Ehrchs. -
Tiffany's newest vases are stands OF poiisheo
brass, with red glass inside -,
An exquisite new bronze at Storrs Is caiieo
| the " NeapolitaD Fisherman"
English serge for furniture covering c'n 'o
bought for thirty cents a yard.
Lawn ties at the Palais Royal, are ehpioi
dercd profnsely with variegateh silk
w. & j. SlOane's window on broadway Is
| gorgeous with elegant smyrna rug. =.
| j. g. G.. Johnston are making speciaity Vi
| their carpet and upholstery departments
| silk sun shades bearing the owners mono
| gram a novelty at Ebrchs on Eighth-ave'
| f. Ridley g. Sons are having sale OF large
| line of black Silks at 70 cents and 80 cents yard
| Silks of good quality, with raised patterns,
are offered at j. & C. JohnstOns for 80 cents yard.
An elegant evening dress at Stewards Is q
Princessc Of yellow satin with trimming OF honoh lace
| Burlap mats are made with successive square
bands OF coored mernO. catstlched down Win cooicu
| floss silk.
A large number of the silver combs winch
are so fashionable at present made by the Gorhain
| Company.
The building of Primary School No. ~, nj
M II St Marks IA reported tobc deficient In sew
| ers sanitary requirements.
Arnold, Constable & Co., arc making
speciality in their lace department. of madcup lace SETS
| with handkerchiels to match the collar and cuffs
An unknown man, about forty years old,
with dark hair light musache grey goatec and dressed
in black clothing dropped dead at No. 13l Bo"ery' yes
terday afternoon.
The Italians of this city celebrated, last
evening" the day OF Garibaldis patron saint st. Joseph
by ball at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms Several
patriotcispcechcs were made
The German Mutual Aid Society for Widows
and Orphans during the past six months expended
sol $3.50. aud aided 100 widows and Six orphans lhere
~ u reserved fund OF S3G,0s3
James Clarke, workman on the Elevated
Railroad upon charge of malicious mischief In setting
fire four bales OF cotton truck, at Greenwich ana
Desbrosscs-sts was held IN 5000 pail
An unknown man, apparently sixty years or
age found in Chathan-st, yesterday. very much in
toxcacd He was taken to the Fourth Precinct station
House. where he was attacked with commissions and
died
Valentino Bambaucr was committed with
out ball. Yesterday. the coroners inquest for the Kill
inr OF Gustav Koch with u maichho Bambauer adj
ntted the deed, bat claimed that II was done III seli-ie
fence.
Orphan children aud the newsb0ys are to
have treat cdly-a free matinee at the Park Theatre,
at 1880 o. IN. B,chelori" will be performed for
their crovment with Mc,,rs Crane and Robson ana the
entire company IN the cast
A resolution adopted by the Board Of Alder
men, Yesterday protested against the passage OF the
bill now before the Legislature taking from the Alder
men the power Of confirmation OF the Mayors nonipa-
fon-. couy of the resolution was ordered u be sent
to the Legislature.
At the meeting of the committee having
charge ~ the arrangements for holding great union
regatta Of open yachts IN EcwYork Bay, on June -,
last evening The question Of extra cG-s OF yachts 10
include measuring 80 feet In length WAS left
open until the next meeting
Aldermen Reilly, Saucr, Carroll, Gedney and
Phillips were appointed yesterday, by the Board Of Al
drrrnen, n committee to wait upon General james
Shields and extend formally. welcome To New-lork.
and tender him the OF the Governors room III the
CITY Hall for reception at any time he might WISH
John Banks, "A coloIed boy, waier-carier for
Company H. Of the 9th Regiment stole twonty-six nuts
kes from the artnory. and distributed them the
members 81 the ColOrei Ve"iau Guard, an Eghta ward
organl2otiOr. When brought before Justice DuHy yes
erlay morning he pleaded guilty, and was held for trial
ia default Of ~ .OrO bail.
The following il a~cOmpalauVe statement
Of eases OF contagious diseases reported for the TWO
weeks ending March 10, 1873: