New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SEW-YORK CITY.

The large dry goods houses are putting
rway Of Winter goods TO make room for their
spring supply.
TIE TRIBUNE has received So from al. c.
T." No PSI Dean-st Brooklyn, for Mrs Burgdorf Of
No. 1l0 Forsythst
The hair should be dressed high and with
ont rufs for ball toilets short thick curs added
| back OF the ears. if becoming
| The condition of Justice Kelly. of the Sixth
District Court. Is much improved he is out Of danger
| and hopes resume his Official duties.
An Old gentleman of seventy who has held
positions of trust in this city, attracts much attention by
his gracciuness III skating IN Central Park.
The feast of the Epiphany was celebrated i'll
all the Roman Catholic churches yesterday with great
| DEVOTION and services were held as on Sunday.
The Castle Garden Labor Bureau in 1878
provided employment for 10,j6S immigrants. Oh THIS
number : G23 were men and 1913 were women.
IIdcscent glass vases are among the novel
ties shown this Winter. Many small pieces of this glass
are also secn such as nksands papcr.weist and COB
| lets.
A defective hue caused fire yesterday
morning IN Colored school No H. at No 12s West scy.
entecn-st The fire occurred just before the assembling
| of the school.
| New fans at Miller g. Grants are of plain
satin with tiny embroidered rOsebuds scattered here
and there them lovely fan at stcrns is Of amber
| shell with feathers Of the same amber shade.
Is llllS dH LHRIl~H SUI
fcrer Bowcry restaurant asked yesterday on he
ing assured thar II was, he said with sigh, thought
couldn't have been made dry IN this country"
The work on the station of the City Hall
Branch Of the Ncw-Y0rk Elevated Railroad, which has
been uspended time. resumed yesterday.
The iron framework for the waiting.rOOms placed
| in position
The Albcmarle Hotel thief, Levy, who was
held several charges yesterday for trial in default
bail appears to have been successful ns ictne and
for ~. johns Guild. lie had his list about 500
worth Of subscriptions.
In the matter of the licenses of Nos. 1O3
and lOJ Bowery. william McGlory and owen GeOghe-
gan yesterday did not finish showing cause why their
licenses should be revoked by the Board of Excise
The Commissioners have set the cases down again for
Wednesday
James Denncdy, who, as is alleged, beat
his wife severely died in Roosevelt Hospital
a few days ago. examined at the Jefferson Market
Police Court Yesterday afternoon. Several neisn6or4
examination was adjourned.
Captain Paul BOytOn, the swimmer, visited
the Stock and Maritime Exchanges Yesterday, aud
started subscription list TO provide for esaving sta
tions along the river front He claims that $3.50 will
build the stations. This sum, 1t IL thought. Wall be
raised aTong brokers to-day.
Notwithstanding the severe snOwstOrms
throughout the west the Erie and Atlantic and Great
Western Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago has
not been closed 10 passenger traffic. The Salamanca
ronte has not been troubled with snow, on account
Of its distance from Lake Efle
A report compiled by William II. Stilwcll,
private secretary Collector Merritt shows that during
the past year there has been SAVING To the Govern
ment Of 81 G05 G2 by the reductions the clerical
force OF the Collectors Department alone. In the
Gaugers' Department the reduc ios show saving Tor
November and December OF u ,OGS ~
The newspaper stall of William McClouden,
on the steps of the Sub Treasury Building caught fire
Yesterday entirely consumed, together with its
contents. The fire caught from match which, being
stepped upon, gnited and exploded can OF Kerosene
McClouden and his mother have kept this stand for
twenty five wears General Hihouse does believe
that he Will allow new stall 10 be erected his intention
being not to permit the steps OF the obTrcasury to he
turned into general rendezvous for street ptdlers.
A Young man named Brady, of French cx-
traction, living EighyDinths'., arrested yes
terday for beating his wife. The trouble about
wages. Mrs Brady owns the saloon in which her hus
band is bartender. The prisoner told Justice BNhy
that he was the third husband Of the complainant
that number died Of u broken heart while his
dale predecessor had mis- leg nearly cut on IN quarrel
with Mrs. Brady. UntLnkingly. he had married into
Brady advanced and requested Judge Bixby 10 grant
her a divorce immediately The Justice advised her 10
make application In higher court
BROOKLYN.
Oliver COtter discovered seventeen viOlatOrs
Of the Excise Law Sunday.
The Rev. DR.. j. 4. Duryea has written
letter accepting the second vcepresidency Of the Law
and order League.
The funeral of the late James S. Rockwell
took place yesterday afternoon at No Montasuc-tcr
race The Rev. DR. conducted the services. The
remains were conveyedtO GrecnwoOd
The Supreme Court has given permission to
the trustees OF the Gethsemanc Baptist Church. IN VII
loughly.ave., near Broadway, change the name OF
the corporation to the wloughby Baptist Church.
The indicted officers of the Board of City
Works directed yesterday TO appear IN the Court
Of over and Tcrminer THURSDAY and plead to the in
dctmruts. Their trial Is BET down for January -.
4 Grand Jury, of which Abncr c. Kccncy
and Garrett G. Bergen are members, was enpaneIcd in
the Court Of oyer and Tcrmner yesterday Judge
Pratt called the ury attention to the laws concerning
frauds al clcrtl0ns sale of Intoxicating liquors. the
roIecug Of Illegal by Justices of the Peace, and
Inc sale % obscene books and papers.
While on her way To school on the morning
of October IT, ISIS, Katie Richter, age eight, OF No
GO DE Kalhayc., met by young woman. who ac-
co.tcd her III friendly way ana then robbed her Of her
gold earrings Yesterday Margaret Gardner, axe soy-
ruteru Of No 49, kOscuskO-st, Was arrested on the
charge Oi having committed the offence
Thc map of the Ncw-lOrk and Brighton |
beach Railroad Company which has just bcen filed.
.lov that route begins at the Brighton Beach Hotel
and runs quarter OF mile parallel with the Brook
lyu Fatbu5h ana Coney Island Railroad. II then
curves westward the Ocean Parkway to Locust
grove. Gravescud BAY. At tnIs point II Will cou-
meet with line or STEAMBOATS, running from New 10TH
Although the Ncw-England Congregational
Church refused by large majority TO invite Plymouth
Church be represented in the council which recently
the churchs relations with its pastor the Rev.
T. H. Lockwood, Dr.. Edward Beecher accepted inyI-
tation TO preach In the church Sunday morning and
evening The church was organized twenty hye years
ago another Of the Brccher iarni hOmas X.
uf Enira and the Rev leonard Woolsey Bacon Its
pas or for i number Of years.
As Francis Campbell. Of No. 253 Cumber-
Iand-st. passing the junction OF Fuon-ot. ana
Carlton-ayc last evening, he saw IA man whom he
supposed 10 be drunk lying gutter. lie started to
| hf, nm h1f nd hat hp
officer summoned and the was car
! fied to the sixth Avenue StatiOuhouse, where