New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
NEY-YORK CITY.

Silver bangles at Tiffany's are thickly stud
| ded with diamonds.
One of the new shades of claret color is
| called " Bordeaux"
There will be music on the Mall, in Central
| Park, to-day at pm.
Large bouquets were placed in every box
of the Fifth Avenue Theatre on the opening night
The steamship DOnau, which arrived yes
terday from Bremen, landed 313 emigrants at Castle
Garden
Among new designs at the Meriden Com
panys is a communion to he used when administer
ing the communion to the sick.
A crescent-shaped pin, set with cOiored
pearls and diamonds at Theodore b. Starts, may be
worn as lace pin, hair ornament or shawl pin.
Officer Gilmore, of the Twenty first Precinct,
found human hand, which is believed to have been
used by medical student at No 527 Firstaye., yester-
day morning
Mr.. Smith, the father of the two runaway
Yonkers girls sent dispatch to superintendent Wang
yesterday morning saving that his children had been
found at the house OF a relative IN Ihlflelh-St.
The House of Bishops of the Protestant
Episcopal Church met Grace Chapel, in Fourteenth
ST. Yesterday morning. but as there not quorum
present the meeting was adjourned until Monday.
II. ONeill Russell will deliver lecture on
Irish Language, Literature and Music " at Ferreros
Assembly Rooms, Tammany Han, tomorrow evening,
for the benefit Of the Society for the Preservation Oh the
Irish Language.
Word was telegraphed to Police Headquar-
tiers from Brooklyn, yesterday morning. that Edward
Coutes, cooper IN the employ OF George Gran; AT "a
Broads N " had fallen dead on the dock at the foot OF
Baltic-st, Brooklyn
The mother of Beatrice Sands, the young
girl who was reported as missing from No. 1874 West
F1fteeuth-st has telegaphed & friends in this city.
informing them OF her daughters safe arrival at her
home, in stamford, Conn.
One of the women in charge of the Wo-
mems Home at No. SO West Fourth-st, said. yester-
day that had been received 70 letters sent TO
the friends Of Lille Aubrey in Colorado. The young
woman is still at the Home.
President Edison, of Che Produce Exchange,
received dispatch from Auditor Schuyler, in relation
to the damage to the Erie Canal stating that navigation
was resumed at lock No. Ii Thursday night, and at
lock No 80 yesterday morning.
The flags of the Produce Exchange were
displayed at hafmast yesterday in respect TO the death
of Martin Muller, one Of the members; aud provision
while bathing at Coney Island, on Thursday evening
Andrew Wigs, French musician, fifty-iive
years old, was by butchers cart yesterday
morning the Bowery and Sixth ST. and received in
iuries from which be afterward died &C Bellevue Hos
ptal Robert Tobin, the driver OF the cart, was ar
rested.
Detective Crowley, of the Police Central
Office noticed boy Chatham-st., yesterday, trying
TO sell a valuable doube-barrelled shotgun for So
Relieving the gun 20 have been stolen. the officer
rested the bow who gave his name as Francis Taylor OF
Tbrdplace, Brooklyn.
Detective Rodgers brought to Police Head
quarters on Thursday evening, James McCottrey who
had been sentenced to the Snake Hill Penltenary. in
New.Jersey but had escaped Tine prisoner expressed
willingness 10 return TO captivity and he was delivered
Yesterday, TO a New-Jersey officer
After a recess of three months, tie services
and meetings Of the Yorkve Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association viii be Teopencd Sunday
next at D. IN, in Parepa Hall. at Eightysixthst. and
Thrdave. The Rev. DIR. Thos ID. Anderson, pastor OF
the Park Avenue Baptist Church, will deliver an adj
dress.
The Police Commissioners made several
transfers Of patromen yesterday and sent Roundsman
O'Hara from the Twenty-third 10 the Nineteenth
Precinct They strengthened the detective force by
adding to It Officers sas W. Rogers, OF the Mounted
Squad.
The Summer Home of the Childrens' Aid
Society for Poor Children at Bath L. L. will close on
September 10. About 1900 children principally girls
have spent week NJ the seaside, much to the improve
ment of their physical strength. About 1000 boys,
divided into four parties, 80 to Bath next week on
picnic for one day.
Louis Kress, of No. $50 First-ave., the
butcher who so severely stabbed Joseph ottna OF No
$50 second-ave in the saughterhouse at Fory-ninth
st. and First-ave.. Thursday night, was brought
TO the Fify-seventh Street Court yesterday morning,
fiIcted. The wounded man Is IN Bellevue Hospital
II. G.. RalstOn, President of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company as trustee for the English
bondholders Of the Now-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railway has prepared a notice to be issued to the
stockholders OF the late Erie Railway Company that in
order avail themselves OF the benefits OF rc0rganlza-
ton they must pay IN their assessments ON or before
October 81.
John Meisl was arrested yesterday by De-
tective Williamson, telegram from the Chief Of
Police Il Chicago charging him with grand larceny.
Mes was held for trial by Judge Rodgers and Thomas
Hochkirch and Nicholas Frees became his bOndsmen.
lie forfeited his bail and came to NewYork and hence
given to the custody OF Officer Victor Schumacher,
Of Chicago
John B. Schaner, carpenter of Avenue-A
and Fourthst, TO the COroner's Office yesterday
and identified the clothing Of Gilbert Matter, the
Frenchman whose body was found in the North River
at Thirty-sevenh-s, Tuesday. He said that Matter
had lived with him short tlme but had disappeared
Sunday last Before his Disappearance he had SAID he
had threatened TO XIII him it Is believed That the
Frenchman committed suicide while Insane.
Lowenthal Cohen discovered recently that
his daughter Caroline had left him, and inquiry
found or thought he found, that she with young
blacksmith named Thomas F. FalloD. There seems TO
have been marriage in the case but there are religious
difficulties between the father and Mr. Faon. Yester-
day Mr. Cohen obtained from Justice Van Brunt IN SUI
ing Mr. FalOn to produce his daughter In his petition
Cohen ignores the marriage ana says that Faon has en-
ticed away his daughter. The writ Is returnaoe to-day.
BROOKLYN.
| In Prospect Park there will be music at A
| p. IN. to-day.
William NJ. Witty, of Trinity Church,
Brooklyn while crossing the carrack OF tho shore Line
horsc-cars staten Island yesterday fell the track.
and was struck by the and carwhees receiving
| painful injuries about the head and breast.
Thomas DOugherty, imprisoned in Raymond
street Jail on a suit for $50 brought by E. Eisney,
New-YOrk liquor dealer died yesterday in his cell He
had been drinking very heavily OF late and his counsel
General CrOOke did not object TO his imprisonment,
| he thought the secusOn might benefit him.
"Shang Draper" one of the four burglars