New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
NEW-YORX CITY.


The larger the flower, the more expensive the ma
terial.
The new corsage bouquet is large single flower
Of any kind with Its foliage. Ii Is worn h'gn Oh '"e
left side.
shrrinr IS seen on nearly all the new dresses. on
the waist and the skirt aud even on the sleeves
sometimes.
New round hats arc of fur beaver Of the softest
and finest kind. The best quality costs 80 or 90
Tor the bare hat.
Tho new materials for combination costumes
have exactly the CslOrng ana designs seen on
japanese hr0nz
novel absurditv is the hand-panted lace that Is
seen in late impOrations. IL Is IN both black ana
white web aud is decatey tinted by nand-palht-
ing.
Old-fashioned sateen Is seen in Of the lately
imported costumes but II VIII not ma much
favor here it is neither very handsome nor dura-
be.
jose Bischot Of No. II Jones-st.. was arroirned
before Justice kilbreth n the Essex Market Police
sf IasysSs TOBACCO Sed at i00 wGch had
been stolen from the nanufactory of 7. G. Gordillo
at No. ii st. Marks-place. Ihe ease was postponed
until to-day
The West-Sidc Elevated Railroad was opened to
public traffic on Saturday from One-hundred-aud-
twenty y-ffth-st 20 Observation-Disclosures hist.
The station at the northern terminus has not been
finished The completion OF the road greatly
peases the residents OF Misunderstanding. On satqr-
day many persons rode ovcr the ROAD Tor the SAKE
Of the views along the route.
The body Of man about forty years Old and
dressed Ms worklncman, was found IL the river at
,
his pockets ne was believed tO be- George Duttnger,
an cmploye IN Wheatcr0tt ~ Rintoui's brewery, at
Iighty-seventh-st and FOurtn-ave., who left bis
home last Monday with money collected for the
firm. Duttiuger lived at Nineiy-irst-st and Third
ave-
Vvcn,an's scream followed bv the wall Of a new
horn infant disturbed the devotion of attendants
M early mass Yesterday IN ST. Bernard's Church In
West FourIeenth-st. Mrs. ANNE kyan. OF No. 3i5
West SiXteenth-st.. had given birth To a female
child m "A back pow. A policeman was hurredly
sent for CONVEYANCE. and mother and child were
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The Mechanics Society of this city is carrying on
n free drawing school for the benefit of mechanics
Last Winierst taught nearly zoo men and about
Wednesday and Thursday, OctoDer aud 2 at the |
rooms. MECHANICS Society building, No. IL East
Sxteenth-st. The school will open October for |
four evenings per week-Monday, tuesday, WedneS !
day and Thursday.
The brig Tubal CAIN which arrived from Turks !
Island on Saturday, brought the crew of the bark |
Emma l.. Partridge, which was Abandoned at sea |
near SantO Domingo on sep ember 10. The Partridge
sailed from Liverpool for Aiatanzas July %. and
ON September q struck reef. She abandoned |
the next day IN sinking condition. the crew leav-
Ing the vessel IN the two boats. severe gale was
water hut after much difficulty the boats reached
Turks Island ON September H. The Partridge was |
owned at Belfast. Me.
John Thomas. on Saturday afternoon, was ar
rested by Officer Slevin. of the Fifteenth Precinct.
at the instance of john Mack. bootblack. of No.
80 Scemmel-st., to whom Thomas had sold lottery
ticket at the policy Office No. l03 FOurthave. Yes
terday morning the prisoner was arraigned before
II,
TonTt aud held in $500 bail to answer James
Murray was arraigned on the complaint OF Oihcer
Gilrar of the Fifteenth Precinct. for Keeping
polcv shop at No. $50 HOustOn-st.. aud held for
trial in default of $500 bail.
Sixty new men have joined the three regular
classes of the Union theological seminary IN this
which under the care oi PresbyterianS but Is
open 10 students from every denomination of
Chr stians. The junior class numbers iorty-six
Twelve students have entered the post graduate
class lust organized. Additional instruction III Old
aud New-restament exercises mas been provided for
Irancis BrOwn Fellow OF the seminary, recently
returned from two years Of study ia Berlin. Will
sst Drs. Schatf and Briggs In Greek and Hebrew.
The seminary is beginning its fOrty-iourth year.
John Gilbert the actor. is SICK with typhoid fever
at ms residence No. II LexingOn-ave, His friends
loss to account for the cause Of the disease.
eioce i,si June he has been staying ut Manchester
on the coast of Massac chusetts, where he seemed TO
Le vigorous and healthy. He bathed frequently,
and every day walked about four miles. Three
weeks aVo Saturday he returned to the city. The
TLur.lay following he was taken slck and has
since been confined to his bed. Mr.. Gilbert had
Greatly improved yesterday, and his physicians
Thought that lac would soon be conyalescent If no
snddeu change sho'ld take place lie is sixty y-nine
years Of age.
There arrived at this port during August. 1879,
T48O passengers, ,sS1 of whom were imni-
Grants. During August, 1873, 1890 passengers
ssrrivrd of whom 1913 were immigrants. OF the
ssnatsi arriyals last month there weIe from Eng
land, 3775; scotland. 64s Waes, 99 Ireland,
1907; Germany, 9,093; Austria, 277 sweden,
Switzerland. 230; Spain, Al Italy, 1888 Holland,
10 Belgium. ~; Russia, 100; Poland, 80; Hun
tMr1ve months. ending August 81. 1879. IOe, ,507
Immigrants came 70 New-York during the preced-
ing year 75.O35 came
The total of the estimates of the Park Department
for the wear 1880 submitted to the Board Vt APP
nortionment, Is S759,OOO. Last year the amount
asked for was SG67, 800, and the sum granted
S479OOO. The principal items III the estimates for
next wear are: Salaries, 100000 police 800, 900;
labor maintenance and supplies, S2jO,O0O; main
teuauce of museums, $4,000; maintenance Twen- |
txthird and fwenty-iOurtn Wards. $50, 900: Man
hatian-square. S50'OOOi laylpg new and repairing
old walks in oity paIks, $4,000; Central PARK
I'll. $50 OOO aud furnishing and equipping the
N,,",,,ts w", Museum OF Art, Soo,oO0 President
Ta,i,'n claims that the Department cannot be
,,an.rlv conducted and maintained for lesser
suur than that asked i"r'
BROOKLYN.
At. ~,i.toii mas appeared on the Grand Street
Railroad.
Permits for the erection of thirty-Ave new build
ings were granted last week by the Department of
Fire and Buildings.
Tne Rev. Dr. Henry VI. Gallaher has accepted me
call tu the Hanson Place Baptist Church. ard Will |
enter upon the duties OF hls pastOrate on Octo- |
beT 10.
Jonn Dowd. age seven. fell through the dock at
the foot of North Nuth-st Saturday afternoon and
drowned. Ills nome was AT rHst anu Nortu- |
. Lleventh-sIs.
Mary Carroll age seventy-four. was fonnd on
Thursday sick and destitute IA the hall OF No. b4
lulon-st. She had neither home nor friends, and |
was sent to the Flatbush Hospital.
Ihe Rev Dr. Budin gton, pastor emeritus. of the |
Clinton Asenue Congregational Church, Is now III |
Boston, where he - under treatment Tor the cancer
which compelled him to give up preaching
Al Prospect Park saturday the Witoka Club beat |
the lolvtcciniC base ball by score OF Ia 10 l.
On ground No. the ~ J"seph's Academy nine de- |
feated the IT. johns College Club by IL 10 10.
Nj Beecher will complete his summer vacation |
tins week, and vii. preach IN Plymouth Church |
next SUNDAY. lhe pulpit vi that church was Occu-
ped Yesterday by the Rev. Nh. Bradford. OF Mont
clalr. y. j.
~ IL.