New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-07
NEW.YoRK CITY.

Chinese Embassy upon their arrival In this city,
New scarfs for the neck are of cOlored
Grape the ends embroidered IN contrasting coors
A long row of depositors still lines the side
walk of Astorplace in front of the sxpenny Savings
Bank every day.
At Castle Garden yesterday IA emigrants
arrived 1O2 by the scythla from Liverpool and AZ by
the California, from Glasgow.
Secretary Sherman will return TO this city
tomorrow, and will hold several important conferences
| with merchants and bankers.
The engagement bracelet is something new,
at Tanys it is narrow fat gold band, and locks on
the wrist with "a combination lock-
Anthony Ankamp, the Geman cigar-maker
who shot himself in the head at No. 80 Aenst Mon
day, died yesterday morning at the Chambers Street
Hospital.
At meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company yesterday, 1t was
decided the So rate of California freghts
for hrstclass merchandise.
President Hayes is expected to visit the
islands Long Island Sound in the vicinity of Pelham
on August 49, regatta will be held the day and
one OF the islands Will be chrisened Hayes Island
The Grain Committee of the Produce Ex-
change yesterday granted licenses to seventy-seven
| weighcrs and measurers OF gram meeting OF the
trade has been called for tails morning TO establish
| grades on Winter wheat.
James Gallagher was committed to prison
yesterday await the result OF injuries he had inflicted
upon his wife, the hospital They live at
No 4IO West slxteenth-st.. and 10 there that Gal
| ligher IN it Of rage beat and kicked his wife.
NJ. j. McKenna, the probate clerk in the
surrogate's Office, has taken a weearued holiday tor
few weeks During present year there has been
unusual OF business ia the Surrogate's Office
| but IL has beenregularly disposed OF as IL arose
The agents of the Williams g. GuiOn Line
of European report that the accident to the
machinery Of the steamship Nevada after her depart
ure from Liverpool for this city was very slight and
that It will only delay her departure a few days
The Broadway corner window of Lord g.
TaylOrs Is fitted up with large easy chairs, mirrors
and flower stands aud hung around with curtains to
form miniature room, in which are displayed, In adj
mired disorder number Of elegant evening and dinner
dresses.
An officer attached to the Nineteenth Pre-
cinct continues watch MIS- Mouon's house in West
Ffyhnh-st.. which was slightly burned by an incen;
diary few nights ago. Mrs. MOuton Il much annoyed
by persons calling at the house No arrests have yet
/ been made
The steamship Canada, for Havre will carry
out to-day $1,000 bushels OF wheat and 500 bags OF
coffee. Tie Canada. Of the National Line, for Lon
don to-day has 10000 bushels OF wheat 500 barrels OF
-four 400 cases OF sewing machines and zoo hOgsheads
and o. cases Of tobacco.
Thomas Elgriht, age eighteen, was arraIgned
yesterday the Essex Market Police Court charge Of
having committed criminal assault Annie Meisner,
age twelve, Monday evening at No. I56 Cherry-st
| was held In default OF II 900 bail.
Lewis b. Lent, who has been absent from
home for several days and who supposed to be sur
ferng from injuries received In quarrel In lager beer
saloon on Thrdaye has been heard from by his family
Ills mother that she knows where he Is and that
| his condition Il very much improved.
John Hea was arrested yesterday for having
In his possession boxes OF unstamrcd cigars. lie
arragued before United States Commissioner Shields
aud held for examination under $3.50 bail Hoa said that
he had bought the cigars OF sgcl at Essex and Hes
tersts. sigel arrested and held for examination IN
| $500.
The Board of Police yesterday adopted a
resolution asking that the Corporation Counsel give his
opinion IN regard the boards power TO retire apy
member OF the force who shall have performed police
duty less than twenty and who shall make appl
cation for such retirement on pension under the Law
Of 1873.
The Committee on Street Cleaning reported
! 10 the Board OF Police yesterday that In July 1902
miles Of streets swept All market places hack
and pnbr Squares and the public piers the
East aDa Moth Rivers also swept; $50 loads Of
street dirt removed 1913 loads OF ashes and
| 6O3 loads 81 garbage.
Verdpts of accidental death were rendered
yesterday the OF ROsanna O'shea, age fortynve
who I'll down cellar stairs OF No. 80 Henryst July
p. aud IN that Of Jobu spangenberger twenty-five,
| a fireman on the tugboat Lillian. who was drowned
August g. In the OF Patrick Battles, age forty the
| verdict was death from Bright's disease.
David Walsh, the man who was so severely
injured In the Sunday night afray in sherinst.
ported be much better yesterday, and there hopes
OF his recovery. Charles Muller and Edward seewAld
the injured at their homes; the former
nearly recovered and the latter greatly concerned about
the injuries TO his eyes No further arrests have been
| made.
1t has been proposed by a number of lead
ing Hebrew residents call meeting for the purpose
Of drafting suitable resolution Of thanks TO Lord Bea-
consfeld Prince Bismarck and Count Andrassy. for
curing the emancipation Of the Roumanian Jews, aud
also for securing them their rights in serva 1t
tended to have the resolutions handsomely engrossed
and copy forwarded to each OF these gentlemen
r. Cornell White announces that he will
give free excursion t0 sewing girls Saturday next
20 ROckaway, the steamers Columbia and Grand Re
public. The tickets Will be limited and VIII be
taken In their distribution The steamers will leave at
their regular advertised hours At the beach chowder
viii be prepared for the girls and bathingdresses win
be loaned gTatuOusly TO limited number. The tickets
viii be ready on Thursday and Friday afternoons.
thief thrust his hand through an open
window OF No. 10 OF the Ayenue-C line Monday
evening" aud stole n satchel belonging 20 Mrs. Emma
Monkey. OF No. 321 East Forty-hrstst officer Dunn
pursued the thief, who dropped the satchel, plunged
into the East River and escaped Yesterday morning
officer McKcnna arrested the robber. He proved be
Thomas MLyonsage twenty of Avenue-A and TWEEN
| tetl-st, a brass nnlsher. When arraigned before
mttted for trial
poorly but decenty clad woman, with
infant Ia her arms, told piteous tale 10 Officer Dns
yesterday at the Barclay Street Ferry With her
little savings she had started from Lowell Mass TO 20
10 Ptston where father lying nc the point OF
| death. On her return 81. all she had left. had
stolen lost Ia the cars and she was now penni
less with half her journey yet before her. The officer
took the woman. who gave her Della Hunt. 10
the Fall River steamboat pier. The company's officers
gave pass and she departed for her home this
afternoon the Bristol under the charge OF the cap
| tain.
| BROOKLYN.
| The work of wrapping the sixty-seventh and
sxyeghth strands Of the East River Bridge begun
| yesterday.