New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
NETWORK CITY.


One of the new coors this season Is called
"Amaranth." 1t is dark, handsome red with pur-
! pie shades.
The Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company Is
about to build newsstands at all the stations Ohe
| at Chambers-st. Is nearly finished.
Palm leaves seen in some of the new dress s
materials. and arc so pretty that one wonders tbh'
| they ever allowed to be taDooed.
| The twenty-third annual games of the Ncw-fork
Caledonlan Club will take place at Joncs's Woods
and Washington Park on Thursday next.
The lighter Uncle Tom, lying at Pier No. 40
North River. was capsizcd by tina swell caused by
passing steamboat on Monday evening, and Its
cargo was partly lost.
Mr.. Kraetke, of Berlin, Postal Inspector of the
German Empire, IL at Jresent III this country M
speeding the American postal system. lie visited
the NewYork office yesterday
Controller Kellys monthly debt statement for
September shows the total bonded debt OF the
city, less sinking fund. August 81 to be
S125S56,1 42 %, against $l13.4ls4O3 10 on De-
cenber 81.
Samuel l.. Hunt, resident of Melville. l.. l.. was
Frustrated by cpicptic ut yesterday afternoon NJ
Broadway and Iweuty-thlrd-st. lie was conveyed
TO the New-York Hospital IN charge OF DR.. Fisher.
Of the hospital staff.
Vinccnzo DFroa.'an Italian. about thirty years
Of age. convicted in Part l. Of the Court OF Gen
cral Sessions. before Judge CowIng, of shooting at
Giovanni euro with intent TO do bodily harm. Sen
tencc deferred
A child. left by a strange woman with Mrs. Kav-
ing. who lives IN hovei N sxty-eigltnst., near
Lexington-ave died yesterday morning iInmedI-
ately upon hoing baptized in the Roman Catholic
Church in Sixty siXth-st.
John Monahan hailed second-ave. car I'm liar-
lem on Monday nigh., aud when the driver failed
to stop, Monahan lumbed upon the platform
knocked the driver OF the car, and sezing the
reins ran the car OFT the track.
Cracke velvet is an ugly new material for trim
ming purposes. 1t will not be much used, as 1t
looks simply like ordinary velvet that has seen hard
times. But the mania for crackle ware must find
vent somewhere III the costume.
The body of a man about thirty-nve years If age
xyQ tAInI ~ -
feet IN hes III helghi, wore II sandy inustache
and goatce. Ills clothing consisted Of a pair oil
blue overalls and a dsrk-gray START.
The exports from this port for tho past week
amounted to $685.. COS, being an increase of
S2.357 900 over the corresponding week of 1873
ana the largest amount OF exports for any one week
in the history of the port of New-lork.
In fight with man named Maurice Kelly,
Thomas Limrick OF No 20 Washington-st.. was so
badly beaten and kicked yesterday, that his life is
in danger. He is at tho Chambers Street Hospital
Kelly was locked up 10 await the result OF his in
jures.
The Argonauta Rowing Association will hold its
annual regatta Inc KIl Won kull on September
@ at p. m. There will be five events. The
Ataantas. Mvsics Neptunes and NcreIds. aud sew
eral other prominent clubs, have been invited to
take part.
Robert Josephs complained yesterday to Super
intendent Wal!ing that while standing IN front OF
the I,yoli Theatre, ON Monday night, he , was
number be gave as l34. lhe ohicer, lie SAID, as
intoxicated.
The United States Marine Hospital service 10
| which has been transferred the of Bedloe's
Island is TO construct additional hospital build
Ing ON the island, to be fifty feet square and three
stories high. There are now seventy patients quar-
| tered i'll the old buildings.
| Isaac ID. Ensten, assignee Of the late Nathan
| MAYER, wholesale dealer in gentlemen's furnishing
! goods, who committed suicide. has completed his
schedules showing tho total liabilities to be go
1913 IS. The nominal assets are given at sly
SO 80. the real value being estimated at Sl4,-
| 5S3 80.
Judy and Bridget Gibbons. two Irish girls from
| RoscOmmon. Ireland and unable to speak word of
English, landed at Castle Garden yesterday from the
steamship The Queen. Colonel Coonan. the landing
agent at Castle Garden, learned their destination
was TO a brother IN this city and forwarded them In
charge of one of the officials at the Garden.
Monday evening at the Masonic Temple; Sixth
ave. and Twenty thrd-st., ). Wallace Mac hmnIC,
Master OF Montgomery Lodge No. Sc, and District
! Deputy Master of the Fourth NewYOrk Masonic
District, was presented with jewel valued at sew
era hundred dollars. and an apron. number of
prominent officials of the order were present.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
of the State of New-York" began its annual session
Yesterday. ut 10 a. m, in the Masonic Temple, at
| twenty third-st. and SiXtl-ave. George w. Os-
goOdby of Buffalo delivered All address upon the
Condition of Cryptic Masonry IN New-fork
| State" Transaction OF routine business followed
Joseph Conroy. John Jordan and Charles Rafferty,
! were arraigned in the Court of General Sessions
Yesterday an indictment charging them with the
murder of John Gallagher, who was shot and killed
on the night of July 10 In street quarrel opposite
| No. PIG West Sixteenth-st. The prisoners pleaded
not guilty. AID tDer trial was hAed iOr oepten-
Der 10.
Valentine Rutzel, of No. 3fi East Thirty fourth
ST. was arraigned in the Yorkvillc Police Court
yesterday, charged with attempting to take his own
| life. dagger with which lie had stabbed himself
in the left breast and rusty old pistol found upon
him were produced in court. He said he was driven
to despair by his inability TO Support his wife and
| four children. Mrs. Ruizel pleaded for the dis
| charge of her husband. and he was allowed TO go.
When General J. Watts De Peyster returned from
| the country to his house, at No. 90 East Twenty
| Soft rbnvt he
been robbed. Thieves had entered through the
| coalvanlt the grating of which had been left un-
| chained by the servants, and had ransaeked the
| house. Except bronze clock aud ali INDIA shawl,
together valued at about $500, and few articles
/ of triillng value, the burglars apparently found
| nothing which they cared 10 take away. The house
| was oply slightly damaged.
| At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, before
| Justice Dhffy. Sanitary Inspector H.. Is. White
charged the following milk dealers with violating
| the Sanitary Code in selling adulterated milk
Patrick Mnrphy. of No. 1872 Mott-st., j. H. Meyer,
OF No. 81 hottest; and Charles Tenkens. of No
297 Mott It. In consideration of extenuating cir
Never, having frequently offended, was ned in de-
fault of 800 bail, and Tienkens, having only
slightly transgressed the law. was required to fur
nish only $50 bail.
John Craig was before Justice Smith in the York.
Vile Police Court yesterday charge.of falling
| to provide for the support of his mother. This Is
| Police Court last week, and which aroused the
sympathy of the public for the mother Justice
| Smith remarked TO Mrs Craig that he had received
| information which satisfied him that the complaints
: of the against her were e. some extent just-
| fable. She was scold, and he understood that
| size had money in the bank. Mrs. Craig denied
| both assertions. The son promised to give her
| 81 30 a week, and thereupon he was paroled.
BROOKLYN
| The will of Mrs. Mary Mckinney was admitted to
| probate yesterday, Surrogate Daley deciding that
there was not sufficient evidence Of undue influence
| to warrant him IN refusing probate.
| The thirty-six rioters of Shecpshead Bay were