New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
NEX-YORK CITY.

There will be music at Jne MAIL III Ceh-
raI Park at p. M. to-day.
Spiral bands are now largely worn instead
OF the plain round bangle
Altman has novelties in fans, the upper part
Of which represent gerunium leaves.
Black velvet belts are very much improved
by being embroidered in variegated silk
The squadron of the New-York Yacht Club
win assemble at Glen Cove, Long Island, August o.
! for Its annual cruise.
George Schuler generally known as FATTY
schuer who weighed nearly 400 pounds died yesterday
| ut Sc. Barnabas Hospital.
There was something especially aggravating
yesterday to pedestrians without umbrellas In the
| cry OF the bootblack-"sh Shine Z"
The "Balsamon hat, named after Dumas's
last play of the newest hats and when trimmed
simply with long vef caught with bunch Of flowers
| is very handsome and becoming.
| Outside pockets are seen on some OF the
latest toilets With the present style OF dress they are
almost Indispensable and when not on the dress their
place IL supplied by the velvet ehatelaine pocket
William Grabaw who was taken to the
Chambers Street Hospital Thursday last. suffering
from alcoholism left the hospital yesterday morning and
has not been since seen by any OF MS friends
In order to accommodate s0jOurners in the
country or at the seaside the Mercantile Library allows
members TO take five extra volumes for weeks on
payment Of 81. The library will DC open al Summer
Francis Duffy, age thirty-fve, of No. 429
West Thirtyseeond-st died yesterday at the New-fork
Hospital from the effects OF injuries received on July
glass. s.''D'"'''
George Sterck, a lad of six years. of No.
| 226 Thompson-st was over and bad his left foot
badly crushed last night by coach driven by Timothy
Keefe A the boy refused to prosecute the driver was
| not arrested.
| A petition to close the Produce Exchange at
| 3 instead Of p. m, until September received many
signatures yesterday The matter will be presented to
the managers at their meeting Tuesday, and 1t is
| probable they will grant the petition.
John Mccall, q brother of Ella Mccall, the
| actress, who committed suicide Wednesday. was
taken to Bellevue Hospital yesterday, suffering from
derium Since his sisters death he Is said to
have been drinking almost constantly.
During these tOrrid days, a well-known ad-
vertsng agent says he finds quite unusual thrOng Of
aequalntanees seeking THE TRIBUNE elevators to mako
their to his airy ONCE They explain that they can
Summer Retreat.
Alice Trevylain, the pseudo detective with
fondness for male attire, fully committed yester-
day the Island for month by Justice Smith In de-
fault OF s4OO bail Her arstOcratio Newport friends
regard her beyond reclamation. aud refuse to have
any thing 10 do with her.
John d. 0COnnor, age sixty, of No.
washngton-st, a man OF Incorporate habits, fell from
the Government pier at the Battery into the North
drowned The body was oyered and removed TO his
late residence by his friends.
The police of the Twelfth (Harlem) Pre-
cnct enjoyed their annual festival yesterday afternoon
in Harlem River Park Chowder served at
o'clock Officer Murphy bore OF the prize for the best
eater and Officer Laly for dancer. The festvi
ties were kept up uutil midnight
Passengers for Long Branch and Manhattan
Beach we're yesterday sstonshed at the vision Rector
st. near the entrance Pier g. OF a cribbed and
confined in con-ke street stand stripped ohis draw
and shirt, and with the persplrailon pouring from
every pour, engaged In opening oysters.
The engineer of the 8 q. m. train on the
Harlem Railroad yesterday discovered the track
Rairoadaye and Fieh-st.. Harlem, young child The
train was stopped time to the ehilds life The
infant which only sixteen months old was taken
20 the Thirtyiourth Precinct Police Station, where II
was claimed by lts parents.
The examination Of Mrs. Nellie DanfOrth
on a charge OF having been the seeompIiee OF man
who passed counterfeit bill on Mrs. Jennie A. Nor
wood, Of No. 273 West Twenty seoondst was concluded
yesterday before Commissioner Belts by the eommittai
OF the prisoner in default Of 81 900 bail.
The old Sixth Precinct Station-house, in
Frankn-st., was sold yesterday 10 NJ. stenhart for
$3.50 The building was sold account OF it, diapl-
dated condition. Il would have cost to renovato It
about $500 moro than Il was worth IL has been 10
for the last three mouths but no one wanted IT,
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, an e1-
animation held into the charges preferred against
James Remuy. alias Holden Relmy, aud Hugh Reiey,
alias BHnky Reilly for entering the store OF Louis Dell
ng is%slTy valued al 50 oo0 Reilly was held in So 900
bail Remuy was discharged.
Mary Watson and Nelly Weston, of No. IL
Second st. two variety acttesses engaged in the TyOll
Theatre accused by oicer Buddingon OF the Sew
epteenth Precinct with using prOfane language, and
srkng other while partly intoxicated a Eghthst
aud Thrdaye., at a. IN yesterday Az the Essex Mar
kct Police Court they were each lined 70.
A gentleman called yesterday at the office
OF st. Johns Guild No. Great Jonesst. and stated
that he would send to the treasurer on behalf Of
expense excursion. Theodore HOfstetteF r also
called that he would contribute 200 loaYes OF
bread for each alternate excursion Miss Amino M
Kessfr has volunteered 70 accompany the eAcuhOhs 10
play tho piano
At an inquest yesterday on Catharine Cava-
| naugh age fortytwo who was drowned July near
the Bsckwels Island Lunatlc Asylum, the Jury
mended that tho Department OF Charities and COrrec
ton provide a proper railing Tor tho wall Ht that
place 10 prevent similar accidents Ia tine case OF the
unknown man who killed by the falling OF lumber
pile No. 40 Tenth-ave July H. the jury rendered
| q verdict OF accidental death.
BROOKLYN.
| There will be music In Prospect Park at
| D. m. to-day, by the 23d Regiment Band.
Godfrey Ward, of No. AZ Prince-st., has
| been missing from home for two weeks. He
poyed a. a clerk by Ripper Co.. No. ia Duane-st.
~ Y. was thirty-two years old, and OF temperate
| habits. He was q member Of the Republican Central
| Committee Of Kings County.
Robert Taylor, Of Schenck-st., was arrested
yesterday for striking his motherin-law Mary Barry,
eighty years old with talle leg He pleaded that he
lady got in his way when he struck her. He will bo
| tried before Justice Riley to-day.
|
| An ANGRY CARD FROM EPPA HUNTON.