New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
NFW-YORK CITY.

a IlUuSOIlit tllIlHlluS iOl NN'A''iS 'i'''NN
s chenille embroidery. II comes In tie new shades vi
olivo-wood and pale blue.
A material, closely initiating the mummy
cloth used for tides is shown for Summer dresses and
also Is called mummy cloth.
The BOudOir fan is something new, ana
couceals among its intrcscies powder puff and pow
der, wen az a tiny ivory comb
The sudden swOOp of cold wave has caught
the precocious snowdrops, which were Just bursting
into bloon a full week ahead Of schedule time.
DR.. Stuyvesant Morris has not yet submitted
TO the Health Department his report in the matter OF
tho bodies United states Medical College on East
The Rev T. Dewitt Tolmage will deliver
lecture entitled Muscle and Good Cheer. next Fri
day evening Mt tcinway Hall, under the auspices OF
the Atlanta Boat Cub.
Porcelain pieces Of single color are more
fashionable than those OF several coors combined
Tiffany collection Of rosdorc, turquoise and hFercol-
Ored pOrcclains arc remarkable
The wrccLIng propeller, John Fuller, belong
ing J. c. Bakers Sons No. 3oS Westst was sunk
outside OF Stamford HarbOr in the Sound. on Wednes
day. The boat was partially insured.
The Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
pany has not yet employed any men in the places OF the
strikers On Monday next the men will be allowed to
return their work at IL % day. The strikers made
no disturbance.
Ii had been expected to begin payments to
deposors the Manhattan Bank tomorrow, but owing
to delay in issuing the duplicate Government ami state
bonds the officers that they unable to de-
tcTmine when payments will be resumed
Mrs. NowburgCr, Of East One-hundred- and
twcltthst rcproved an irritable recently upon
which the nurse threw at her mistress the baby which
she was holding. Mrs. Ncwburger lodged the mi ale
which tell to the floor The nurse was arrested ana put
under bonds to keep the peace.
The British ship Tantellan Castle, which
arrived Yesterday from Calcutta reports that on Feb
ruary O. at midnight in latitude 800 north. longitude
GO west she passed through feet OF SIX yessels5f,
lying-tO, and heading south Inc captain said 10
supposed they were American vessels.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners on Feb
ruary T. sent to the Board Of Police, a communication
charging the street cleaning department with dumping
material from their scOws In the lower bay. Yesterday
Tch9s sDnsI ~ rrpE Se 20 caT Tee
not in the employ OF the department
About thirty members of the police force
met ut Military Hal! IN the Bowery yesterday and or
ganzed the Municipal Aid Association" supernten-
dent Waling wa4 elected presidents Sergeant Richard
WEIGH of the Twenty-,eventh Precinct vicepresident
Sergeant Edward Noyet OF the record
ing sccrrtary and Sergeant Randall. or the SeNehtn
corresponding secretary In the case ~ member
death tax OF 80 cents will DE leNid on each A'iDs
member, to be paid to the dead mans family.
BROOKLYN
Deaths in Brooklyn last week, 226 births,
273 marria gcs, 80.
William Morton, OF No 100 Somerset, had
his right badly acerated yesterday 10y the ma
ehincry AZ IIaycmcyer Elders sugar refinery.
Supcryisor-at-Large Guthrie yesterday We
toed tue resolution adopted two weeks ago directing the
transfer OF uue pended balances amounting 10 $4,000
for tho paynont OF the employees Of the Department OF
Charrc- 10 wcre not paid Tor four months a-t year
by reason OF the appropriation becoming exhausted.
A quarrel occurred on Monday night in
August Kelcrs saloon, No. % North seventh-st be-
tween the proprietor, Thomas OConor. Of No L
North Eichth-st. and William Wllberth ana OConor
y,a struck ON the head with club He reported
was removed 10 the Eastern District Hospital Keller
arrested, ana held Yesterday 10 await
tn" result Of O'Conor's injuries.
The body of a man was found yesterday
morning /" the East RIVER at the foot u NorhEeventh-
ST. Alter BENG removed TO the morgue il was identified
as that OF william c. Gorsuch. who engaged IN the
coopcac business and had office AZ No. 40 WalSt,
York. lie was about fifty Years OF age, ana mad
been IA --lng since last Monday night II Is supposed
that ne accidentally fell overhead from a tcrryboat
There were 40 marks OF violence Oh the 0ou}'
The Rev Samuel Bayliss died on Wcdncs-
Gav ar his resi- lencc No 81 st Marks place lie was
native OF England and was sxty-seven years OF age.
lie was formerly general agent Of the American Tract
Society but for number Of years he had been the SUI
poriptcndcut Of the Brooklyn Society for Improving ne
H. E:yi-.. urc-idcn Of the Brooklyn sunday school
linton His iunrral will take place to-day az the Nc
mortal Presbyterian Church, in ctplace between
IIfth and SiNthaycS