New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Mantel lambrequins are made of Macraime
! lace.
The Firty-third Street Branch of the Metro
| politan Elevated Railroad is completed
! DamassG and brocadcd silks i'll fashionable
| coors are offered for 81 % or 81 80 yard
| At a late hour last evening no change was
| appaIe { in the condition of Thomas Lord.
A large satin bow with an ostrich tip falling
on the back is what is termed an opera d" "bonnet.'
! The steamship Mas sailed from Rotterdam
| for New York, by way OF Plymouth, on saturday.
Arrests last week, 906 births, 55S; marri-
! ages l45: deaths G32; ; excise licenses granted. 63
A novelty IN beautiful ribbons at Miller u
Grants il plain gros-grain ribbon with flowers marked
! with gold threads.
Henry Lampke, of No. 3S9 Bleccker-st., a
workman on the New Elevated Railroad was killed
or the track at sixtietnst last Saturday
! 1t is considered decidedly bad taste at an
afternoon wedding for uShcrs and groOmsmcn to appear
in full dress when the groom English walking
] coat.
| A partly burned sample card of one of the
firms whose stock DESTROYED by the fire in Grand
ST. 2st week carried by the wind to the Brooklyn
/ Navy Yard.
! The ball of the "Cercle Francais de rilar-
mone" the oldest and the most popular of the French
fancy dress balls, will take place at the Academy OF
| Music this evening.
An unique bonnet at Lord & Taylor's is in
the share of Persian turban aud is made OF cell blue
satiu and silk with blue silk asses at the end of the
/ piece that falls over the back
The Rev. Llewelyn d. Bevan will lecture
! January 2s in the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
/ Church. Brooklyn, for The benefit Of tho Scamcns
| Library at the Brooklyn Navy laid.
/ The statistics of last week show decrease
in the OF Of scarlet fever and dphihera
There 1913 Of scarlet fever and GS deaths
from the disease Dphtheria numbered - victims. ana
| 81 new cases were reported
The Rev. DR.. j. MunrOc Gibson, of Chicago,
will deliver free lecture "The Perspective of the
Bible" at the Broadway Teherntcle tomorrow even
Ing. The lecture is given under the direction OF the
! New York sunday-schOo Association.
The Alumni Association of Columbia Col
lcge had a dinner at the Union Square Hotel Friday
evening Among the guests President Barnard.
! President White OF Cornell Mayor Cooper, and Bishop
! Seymour OF the Diocese of Springfield.
| At The monthly dinner of the University
Cu3 at Pinards Saturday evening thcra was an ami
| mated discussion about increasing the membership,
building clubhouse and restoring the club TO
thing Of the character IT bad several years ago
"Shinc 'cm up, boss ?" has become obsolete
among bootblacks of advanced ideas. Those who
scorn cigars stubbs and smoke their own three-cen
weeds" points TO the snoT-mostenfd shoe OF the
fas%naole fash lredes'rlan' ana Say r''eh' ica'he'S'
| The Advisory Committee of the Produce
Exchange, appointed to act with the Board of Man
in relation TO the proposed site for new building
met Saturday, and approved the repor Of the sub
/ committee, already publ, in HE TRIBUNE lie
members Will vote on It's adoption tomorrow.
| Five men were arraigncd yesterday at the
Fftysevonlh street Police Court for dumping srow in
| places where 1t prohibited. Two Of the men when
arrested were unloading their carts in front MAYOR
COouoI', rcsfrnce at TWeHty-SrCoi-St. and LcNlnE-
tona,e. They all in the employ of The Finn Ave
nue Stage Company, and were fined - each
Thomas Manning, yacht broker. has sold foI
the owners the cabin soop Yacht Intrepid
l1t.h md fln ,fV.-l ard
Florence OF Jersey Cry Yacht ClGb TIE Intrepid
is the champion OF her class IN the Atlantic Yacht
Club aud the owner has signihcd MS intention OF
joining the cluD 10 maintain the record OF the boat
Two tiDSy young men lost control of their
! horse ycsterday morning about 3:l1 O'Clock. Tic
animal ran the Thrlyourth street fcrry-house,
breaking quantity of glass and destroying the cutter
When asked by the officer how me collision occurred.
the yomng men replied that :" if the id old Ty-hods
hadn't been in the way ii wouldn't haven't eot run INTO
! The funeral of Mrs. Emily Grace Nathan,
widow of the murdered banker Benjamin Nathan took
place from her late residence. No Gs3 Ilfthaye at 10
o'clock Yesterday morning. Many friends OF the family
W rc present 1ne members o he Board Of Trustees Of
! IN, Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum society
attended The remains were taken 10 cypress Hl.!s
! Cemetery.
Mrs. Barrow acknowledges the receipt of
! go and package Of clothing from Mrs. Horsman,
Fify.sixh-st s. from "a Lady," and - contributed
IN small sums for Mrs. Jane Taylor, No. 5l9 Ninth
ave From " Mrs. r. Il. D." - has been received by
nm TKiI,Nr for Mrs. Taylor. and - cents IRON " Miss
SrIc d." For Lemucl Oweus 50 90 has been cOntrlDu-
! led by "NO. 239 Broadway"
| Among the bylaws adopted by the Board OF
Managers OF the Cotton Exchange is one by which the
Exchange VIII be opened at 10 IN. and closed at
| n NJ except on Saturday. when II Will close at
O'Clock. Contracts made ont or thoSe .ouTs are not
valid Also. any member trading out OF those hours
Wi he pnnsGed by hrc ranging So to 800,
ana with suspension or expulsion
! The furniture shop of Herman Bartctine, at
| No 60 Clntor-st was found Oh fire early yesterday
| 'T,1Inr he pad Iy %
shop unlocked and put the flames IN time to save
the building. He reported yesterday bt the Eleventh
Preciact SatOnhOGse that lie nad found the re bur-
kerosene stock in the shop vas insured for $500
As the Roosevct-st fery-b boat Arizona was
approaching her slip early Oh saturday morning ON the
Brooklyn side the got out OF order aud the boat
hogan IN float toward B!ackwClPs Island. The captain
bew The whistle for help and the nIlhn.en and passcl-
gers ON board shouted. sang and IL l. believed by some
swore. After being adrift nearly two hours tugbcat
! finally struck for $40.
| Mrs. Hartman, the wife of manufacturer
~ urints al NO. 5ss Westinghouse. Saturday drew
s5o5 from the Eleventh Ward Bank at Ayenue-D aud
Tcpth-st 10 pay of hcr husbands wOkncn. and rode
ocross ovn IN Houston 81. car with the money In
sotchel She had Just left the car ut Washingon-st.
when a stranger tired To wrench the satclel from her
grasp The woman resisted, screamed and frIgh tened
the robDcr off before he had gained possession OF the
money.
Michel Rinaldo and Josef ltuchio are two
Italians partners n beer saloon on FIrstave. toward
! Harlem. Ruchio admired Mr. Rnaldo, who lives on
c floor above the saloon, than hc ought To have
done Mr.. RlpaldO on Friday last locked the saloon
door and window, and producing two shOvcs chacn
/ Rurho 10 mortal combat. The conflict lasted until both
| men were covered with blood, when officer Bernard
| Petit forced the door open and arrested them
Nan the Ncwsboy," and Gilbert Long, in
their new blue uniforms patrOed the East River front
Oh saturday night Al the Dover street. Pier they heard
| cres for help and were Just In time To save james
sullivan, labofG finI on Gn1 hau Iailti
Al Thomas Care of No. WashiuCtOn-st and Charlr-
| KrluuOu OF No. 80 Westinghouse, each seven
teen years old formed rival organization, calling