New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
NETWORK CITY.


Mink cloaks are again shown as fashionable gar
ments This fur is especially liked by elderly
ladies.
Some of the newest cloth suits have wide band
Of fur around the bottom of the underskiIt very
narrow pleating is all that shows below III.
Rands of velvet painted by hand are used to adorn
house and evening dresses Ladies with skill ana
taste NAV make handsome trimming at very lttie
expense.
A new and pretty trimming for a costume is made
nv braidipg ribbons in three or four strands. Inc
pretty Persian ribbons braided In TINS manner are
very stylish.
Side satchels of sealskin are among novelties IN
furs They are sometimes seen when no fur gar
ment is worn, but appear 10 better advantage With
a sealskin cloak and nun. These satches aiso
come in all the fancy furs OF the season.
Richard Schell now in his sixty-ninth year, Is
living critically ill at his house. No. ~ West Tween
ty-firsst Mr.. SchelPs healt has been failing ior
several months. and for the last six weeks he mas
been ont very rarely. DIR. Vermilye, the attending
PHYSICIAN attributes his condition to complete de-
generation of the digestive organs. There are no
hopes of Mr.. SchelPs recovery.
The statement in Yesterdays TRIBUNE that the
nineteen silk weavers from Bradford, who came
over on the Span strikers, was an error, grow
ing out OF the fact that small number OF stfikne
weavers from Maccesfeid were on Doalu .ne saine
vessel The former all graduates OF the cxto.
rial School of Bradford and repudlate the iuea VI
having engaged in any Strikes
Detective Pryor, of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, yes
terday noticed n strange man lettering about the
til I'd floor of the building, and asked him his Dust
ness there " am a physician" the man answered,
:" and am looking for patient OF NINE" Inc
officer was not satisfied and on searching INN
found dark pocket-lantern and PAIR of burglars
slippers concealed on his person. The prisoner was
locked up at Police Headquarters last night, ana
gave his address Carl Bauz. druggist, at lhlrd-
ST. and the Bowery
The subcommittee appointed by the chairman OF
the Committee on Currency of the House of Repre-
sentatives to investigate the affairs of the Ocean
National Bank and the charges of misapproprla-
ton of funds made against the receiver, iheodore
Central Hotel, with A. III. Buck ner in the chair
On account OF the absence of witnesses. and lm-
porfant en- agements of some of the committee, the
hearing was adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing ,,,,u
The number of citizens naturalized in Brooklyn
tins year was l,ll3.
The evening public schools will be opened on
Monday evening November TO-
There was snow in Brooklyn about 2:3O 2. m. yes
terday. The flakes were few, and soon melted.
Inquiry into the cause of the death of Chauncey
Barnes, of NO. 367 State-st., who died on Monday,
was held yesterday by Coroner Simms. and the
verdict rendered was death ny suicide by shooting
himself in the head with stol.
Charles l.. Woods age foTty-five, of No. 07 New
el-st. voted shortly after the polls were opened
Yesterday morning. and went on his way 10 business
IN New-York On the ferry-bOat he suddenly
dropped dead from heart disease His family con-
sists of wife and three children.
Ann Atkinson confined for ntoxlcation In cell
of the Fifth Precinct Station, yesterday afternoon
door with strips torn from her dress. she was cut
down by a d0Orman before lie was extinct, Dut
died in few minutes. This was her second attempt
40 suicide.