New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
NEW-YOEK CITY.

Silver jcwelry still continues III 1aN0r, anu
The finest Of filagree work can he found.
Handsome embroidered French fichus at
stewarts have been reduced from so toSl2.
a very curious but perfect imitation OF Il
black lace-coyered fan il among the novelties.
Linen handkcrchicfs with brght-colorcd
dots the latest novelty in lingerie at Stewari's
There never was Il greater variety Oi rut-
ding than at present. aud at exceedingly low prices.
Ladies again wear the hair III the Grcclan
coil IN favor few years ago. and which univcr-
sally becoming.
Enrich is having special sale of straw
goods all the unrimmed hats in the stock are sold for
fortysix cents each.
john W. Madcn, formerly with \. 7. Stew
art Coz elected treasurer of the iaciic Mail
Steamship Company.
Frederick 4. WIlcoxson, Bayard F. Foulkc
and Con.u.tne Eal elected members Of the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday.
The japanese umbrella is the favorite sun
shade At the mountains aud seaside, and makes the
face look picturesque beneath
DR.. William Schrmcr, formerly Twccds pr-
vate ph5sician died Yesterday at Greenwich Conn lie
was at time a coroner in this city.
The newest scarfS for gentlemen are OF ig-
urcd lawn with imitation Of an English pues head
embroidered upon them to resemble pm.
The numerous telegraph wires that traverse
the tops the buildings the lower end Of Broad
way give the appearance Of fin" network
Fancy sun umbrellas of Gcru pOngcc, lined
with dark coors are very fashionable for gentlemen
this summer; some ot these cost as high as $40.
The fayoIitc hat for little girls is the low
crowned broad brImmcd hat. decorated with wreath
Of wild blossoms and called the " May queen"
Silycry-whic brocadc of ivy leaves, with
veins OF gold upon background OF navy blue, !, new
fabric, dcsCacd for evening dresses. at stcwart's.
Several workmcn employed on the East
River Bridge were discharged SATURDAY, on account
lack work In the special branches for which they
were engaged.
The show window Of a Ccntrc-St. shop
keeper exhibits for sale violin marked ~ oYcrtwo
hundred years old and once the property Of Robert
Burns. the scottish bard"
one of the newest styles of hosiery shown at
Mcarcss store of black silk with the feet cmbroi-
dcrcd IN Jncqucminot rcd diamonds surrounded by
miniature ddIuOuds OF white.
The directors Of the Second Avenue Railroad
Company have elected william : Thorn r,S'dent, and
q. " Grnth- treasurer Mr. Thorn had been treasurer
of the company for twelve year..
The appraisal of the Astoria Ferry at $50
per aunurh, and a resolution authorizing the Controller
10 sell the franchise for FIVE years from November !,
l-77. were approved yesterday by the sinking und
Commissioners.
Officers of the international Ocean Telegraph
Company state that communication 10y telegraph Ia
tween Key West and Havana has been restored by tho
repair ~ No cable. Ii i expected the duplicate cab.
CSC. - viii oc repaired IN lew days
Martin Quinn, age twcnty-four years of No.
$40 west Thirty ynnth-.t, has been missing since Jun"
. Mr Quinn Is described rs tall and slim, with dark
complaining Of III health for some time.
The cmigrant's first Introduction t0 soda
water usually takes place at fountain in the Bat
tory Park and seems 10 hc Of the events of h- e
His astou,ncnt at the beverage II exceeded only
by the wonder caused 10y The elevated railroad
Two mortgages for $4,000 and $4,000
by the Church OF ~. Peter 20 the Emigraut Industrial
Savings Bank It's property ot the southeast corner Of
Church and Barcayst'. and the southwest corner Of
Church and Ccdar-,,., were recorded yesterday.
The dcposltors of the TcutOnia Saving,
Bank have called mas meeting. I" hc held t"rnor.
row. to receive the report Of committee appointed
investigate tho affairs OF the bank the direct
ors expected 10 bo present 10 make "a statement.
Jack y Smith, employed H. 4 cook at the
house Of Mira Hamilton Wrstv ood Bergen County y
j. stole valuable horse ana wagon from MIS- Hamilton
sunday night. and two gold watches and chains from
two OF hoardcTs lie IS supposed 10 have come to
this city.
The managers of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad complain Of the large number II "bca-" vho
manage sccurc free rides the road. Duiug The
hours thcs9 person, crowd through The e,'cs
four NJ tinG, aud Ia The rus some oi them
easily c!ud the gTte-Aecper.
Sarah Gllligan, age four years, of No. %
Thomp-onri. and August Ttcn three year, old g. No.
Crosby st. playing. yesterday, near the wa ola
ucw building Spring and Thomp-on,t-.. when some
brick. fell down, striking both children who were
ro-y hurt thc gr receiving three scalp wounds, and
the hos one bad INJURY.
The strike of the pianOmakcrs employed by
Dclman 4 Funk. which has been in progrcss for some
time, has been brought to II CLOSE The strike was
against "A new contract system adopted hy the employ
,r- which involved an Indirect reduction of wages Tnc
mn Ia
have IceuIned thclr plhcrs
The police boat Seneca Will leave the foot
Of today To bring to the city Sergeant keacy
and william t. Gray the forSor. who passengers
the steamship Nevada. The boat viii leave the wharf
a. soon the arrival Of The Ncvudt l. r.cgraphcd from
sandy Hook. Superintendent NaiIng, Detective SamI-
and others VIII 20 down the bay on the Seneca.
Heinrich Schrcycr, a musician, residing be
tween Onc-hundi and one hundred
audsxIy i,hth-,t-.. III Ihlrd-Ayc.. charged James
Grams and Gcorgc Biico yesterday, at III" Iomb Police
Court, with dciiaudiug MIN Of Si3O at the game OF
faro" at so. 10 BOwcry. Tor the defence 1t Was
claimed thai the complainant professional gambler
and lost the money elsewhere. The accused men
required 10 procure bail IN : 900 each to answer.
Excursion trains, designed for the accom-
modttion Of working people VIII be run to E"chaway
Beach by The Long Island Railroad Company. Trains
Will leave Hunters Point at =. M aud Will leave the
beach a 10 y. The run each way Will bc made Ia
nfty minutes, which Will allow stay Of two hours at
the beach The beach will bc Illuminated by calcium
igls ihc fare for HE round trip OF itytWo miles has
b,.u fixed al - cents I-S than Onchalf cent per
mile These excursions will afford lhOrug people an
opportunity escape Tor few hours from the neat ana
dust Of the city, and to ENJOY at slight cost the luxury
OF sca-bathlHg
BROOKLYN.
The Common Council yesterday confirmed
George l. FOX - a member OF the Board of Education
The Board of Aldermen Yesterday held It's
last meeting before the vacation. II will con
ycnc only once before September.
John H. Jurgcns, formerly member of the
Board of Education. died yesterday at his residence No.
Il Dodw0rth-,t. IIr wHo hfty seven years OF age
John Spchau>cn was taken TO the Long
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