New-York tribune., 1878-07-04
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Currants have appeared Ill the markets.
/ The uabecoming beige cOlored wells are very
stylish. 90
Shade hats can be bought for ten cents
| each.
Pretty pink checked harvest apples are IN
| market.
Grenadines and all tissue fabrics are made
| with low waist lining.
Slender gold fnger-rings bearing tiny COINS
are among the late absurdities
Bunches of violets or marguerites are worn
at the side with bow of ribbon.
The Greek fillet with its fringe Of golden
seauins, Is fayorite head-dress.
The new brocaded grenadines make elegant
dresses and are much sought after
A new bonnet, called the Empress, is OF
! black chip with white satin crown.
The old-fashioned bachelor's-buttOn is the
latest acquisition at the florists stores
There were registered in this city last week
| 1853 marriages, 4i0 births and 554 deaths.
Mountain plums are the latest acquisition at
fruit stores they are large bright red plum and very
| luscious
Velvet bands, with clasp and fringed ends
OF silver and gold, or simply tied in pretty bow, are
| much worn.
"Torchon lace, formerly known as Smyrna"
lace has lately undergone another change In name ana
| is now called MirecOurt."
The officers of Trinity Church have taken
no action TO secure man for the assistant pastorae
since DIR. DE Koven's refusal of that position
Magnolia blossoms sell at the florists and
on the street for cents each they are not beautiful
flower but their delicate fragrance makes them favor
| ties.
Handsome bedspreads and pillow-shams are
made of squares OF lace together with satin or silk
OF a shade to match the room for which they are In
| tended.
| Property at the southeast corner of Forty
seyenth-st and secondave, 60 by 100 feet has been
transferred by Cardinal McCloskey to the Church of st.
| Boniface, for 81.
The superintendent of the Castle Garden
Labor Exchange reports that during Jnne 1908 app-
| cants were provided with employment. The demand
| for farm laborers exceeded the supply.
Controller Kelly completed yesterday his
statement of the city debt for June 30 1873 The total
debt that day was $l27 "a decrease OF
S44GO75l 81 compared with the same date last year.
A duplicate of n handsOme-tea set lined
with gold sent by the Mcrden Company to Cuba is on
exhibition at the companys IN Unionsquare.
II is elegant case made of pufngs of pale oiue
satin, edged with white.
Lace remains the favorite trimming for
handsome costumes and many Of the odashioned aces
are being revived Some presented in the guse OF
old friends under Names and others reappear I'M
der the same well known titles.
Short sleeves being so much worn, there is
an increasing demand for bracelets and they are shown
design at Krkpatrcks Ia slender hoop Of gOld bod-
ing horseshoe set with turquoise.
At a meeting yesterday of the Pacific Mail
Directors George VI. Potts was elected director In
place of Charles L. Lvermore, resigned The question
reduction in pay and OF changes In the clerical force
referred to the Executive Committee
The bright indigo blue flannel is the favor
ite material for bathing suits, which are much more
handsomely made this season than formerly ladies' nay
20 make rights Of themselves while bathing.
The first bale of new cotton of the crop of
1873 wasreceved yesterday and sold In front
OF the Cotton Exchange TO H. j. Faon at 209 cents per
pound Il will be shipped by the National Line 20 Bonn
bay. II the plantation OF George Foliain
In Cameron County, Texas.
Mrs. Caroline Banghart, who is said TO be
married to official OF Monmouth County, n j., was
Yesterday before Jurtice smith, charged with keeping
disordcry house nc No. 252 Broadway. She was held
In $500 bail for examination but paroled a. she prom
ised to leave the premises within twtntyOur hours
Coroner Woltman yesterday held an ex-
animation in the of the who was found
insensble the City Hall Park Tuesday, with cut
over his right eye. The had been removed TO tho
New-York Hospital where he died IL was found that
his name was Morris Murray, but no further iacts
could be obtained.
When the store of Alexander Brothers, at
No. 3s7 Grandst opened yesterday morning IL was
found during the night the store had been entered
by burglas and silks OF the value OF $1,000 had been
stolen Access had been gained 70 tue pnlung tnroug
the scuttle which had been left open Tor ventilation
looking for the burgars
Captain Charles j. Beddoe, who has COM
manded the steamship Montana, of the Williams
Guon Line. for about eight years aud has been at sea
Montana. Captain Beddoe viii make his last trip the
position rendered him In Liverpool
The steamship City of Washington arrived
from Havana yesterday with 105 cabin passengers and
the mails She was detained at Quarantine because OF
fnfaa aH hn mn
up and distributed yesterday and the quarantine Com
mlssoners Will 20 down tho bay at O'Clock TINS morn
passengers Tho city OF Washington was days, hours
and 80 minutes from Havana, which Is said TO be the
| quickest trip ever made.
Several men, who represented themselves as
bankers, brought to the Tombs Police Court on
Monday. who they said had forged notes while acting
ter could not be kept from the public they allowed the
prisoner 70 be locked up they declined TO press the
as John Cummings, OF Hunters Point, and said that
| $40 on the Mechanics Banking Association
A number Of politicians from the Twenty
first Ward visited the Fftyseventh Street Police Court
Tuesday morning witness the result OF the OF
two OF their number charged with breaking the OF
! cused were ex-Alderman Philip Cunnskey and ex-
| Police Sergeant Patrick IL. Connolly. Justice Duffy
held that the officer had given provocatlon to warrant
| the assault, and attempting to arrest Cunniskey he
had exceeded his duty Both the accused men were dis
charged
The Providence and StOnington Line
steamer Massachusetts while her trip to this city
Tuesday morning. ran into and sank the schooner ni-
nois, vessel OF eighty tons, on Captains Island Cap
tam Ray Allen, Of the steamer said that there was
heavy fog the time. and that he was sounding the
usua signals The steamers prov struck the schooner
broadsde and she filed with water Tho damage
10 the steamer was slight boat was lowered from the
Massachusetts,, and the consisting OF three men
| aud q dog, were rescued and brought to the city.
| BROOKLYN
In the divorce suit of Charles A. Turpisch
against Emilie Turpsoh Judge Pratt yesterday allowed
| S. a week almony to the defendant.
John Hanson, age thirty-twO, of East New
York received severe injuries last evening by being