New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

The "Vienna" trimmed straw hats at ONeilPS
are unique and pretty.
New Iambrcquins at Lord & Taylor's are made of
the striped mOnle clotb.
Fines amounting 10 1891 SO were received by
the Police Justices during April.
Chin hats and bonnes in the new shapes and
coors are shown at Ridley Il Sons for 10 cents.
Some of the imported dresses at Arnold, Constable
& Co.'s are entirely without hounces or trihilsS.
New coaching parasols at Macy's are in shaded
stripes, the shades ranging from the deepest 10
the llghtest tint.
The Petroleum Exchange will elect officers next
Tuesday 1t now has ffty-onc active members ana
forty live associate members.
Mr. Willard A. Cobb, the Editor of The LockpoH
N. W Udiig journal, sails to-day on the steamer
GelleIt for thTee-months absence abroad.
Chaugeable ribbons ara the novelty in millinery
at A. T. Stewards. These are shown in blue with
god, green with cream color and PINK with blue.
John Magee, brakeman on the PennsyiyanIa
Railroad. was run over at Jersey City, tuesday
and instantly killed. His home was IN Pmladel-
phia
A novelty in silk and satin dress materials at
McCreery's Is called "BTocatelle POmpadour,
being a striped silk with Pompadour coloring and
cects.
The resolution making reductions in the salary
expenses of the Board Of Public Works was intro
duced tuesday for the second time, and defeated
by vote Of to 3.
Emma L. Newall was arraigned at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday for stealing dla.
mond shirt stud worth 81, 100 from one Jim
Barclay, noted sport.
The steam-tug Hattie f. Lawson was damaged
considerably yesterday morning by one of fleet of
mackere sChOOneTs which came into collision with
the tug at Pier No 24 East River. No one was hurt
The St. Lawrence Church Fair Eghty-fourth-st.
and MadisOn-ave., offers ITS attractions this week
Several valuable articles voted for, and among
the cuuositics is Daniel OCOnnelPs signature
wTeathed IN shamrock.
The French bark LanOricGre. which sailed on
Tuesday for Marseies, ran into the Sandy Hook
lightshp, carrying away a portion of her bull
warks and fore-rigging, and receiving other dam
age. She returned yesterd ay for repairs.
The veterans of the 10th NewYork Volunteers
met at their headquarters No. 3O4 Sxth-aye., last
evening, TO complete their arrangements for Deco
ration Day. They expect that all surviving MEM
bers of the regiment will be in line In the parade
Eleven hundred and forty-six immigrants arrived
at Castle Garden yesterday 4s0 coming from Ham
burg by the steamship Lessing; 3i2 from Havre
by the Labrador; 1913 from Liverpool by the Abys-
sina, and 131 from Glasgow by the State of Ne
Yada.
Captain Byrnes and Detective Dorsey went TO
Albany yesterday to obtain the necessary requisi-
tiOn papers Tor the transfer of John DObbs, the
Manhattan Bank burglar. and they hope to have
the prisoner brought from Philadelphia to this
city to-day.
According to the new regulations of the Internal
Revenue Department, packages of cigarettes are
required to be stamped, the stamp bearing the
number of the manufactory, district and State.
Several seizures have been made already III cases
where there has not been strict compliance with
this rule.
Louis Ernest Louhervllle, n native of France,
who came TO this city about four years arr ago. com
taking morphine. So far as conld be discovered he
was without money and friends, and poverty and
dependency supposed TO have induced him TO
end his life.
Judge Knapp, of the Hudson County Circuit
Court and Judges Garretson, Brnkerhoh and Fry,
of the Court of Special Sessions, Tuesday APP
pointed James Warner and Garret ID. Van RepeD,
of jersey City, William Utz, of HObOken and j. X.
Schuyler, of BayODne City, commissioners OF ap-
peals in cases of taxation.
Isaac Cooper n colOred man, was arraigned in
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, charged
with receiving $21O by express and declining to
tell his neighbors who sent IL to him. Nobody
to have lost any money and nobody charged him
with stealing il, but it is dangerous to have any
| money in these days, especially If you never do
work and your fame is little freckled. SO Isaac
was detained.
Louis Pertoz furrier, of No 179. and Thomas L.
Stabitzkey, of No. SO East Houston-st. quarrelled
tuesday night and Stabltzkey discharged the con-
tents of n pistol loaded with power and ball at
Pertoz, but failed TO hit him. He was aTresteda and
on being brought up before Justice BiXby yeseT-
day. at the Essex Market Police Court claimed
that he had right TO vlndIcate his wrongs. He
was committed for trial in default of 81, 600 pail.
Officer John COnkin. of the Twenty-nnth Pre-
cinct was yesterday on trial at the Central Office
for trying TO pass himself OIL as single man, when,
as was testified by woman to whom ne owed some
under the name of John Wilson, and with woman
whom he introduced as Mrs John Wilson. Officer
Conklin swore he did not know John Wilson, and
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alone at No. 147 West Twenty y-seventh-st.
| The following children were yesterday reported
to the police as missing: William Burger, age five,
| from No. 3l2 West Forty-frst-st.; Michael Ambrose
| age seven of No. GS Adams-st., BROOKLYN Frank
SIstak, age twelve, of No. 251 SecOnd-st.; Daniel
McCaIlen, age ten, of No. 267 seventh-ave.; Jere
| miah Donovan, age nine, of No. l0l Hudson-st.,
who has not been seen since Monday; and Sidney
| and Adrian PIckbardt, sons of William Pickhardt,
| who ran away from No 735 Madison-ave. yesterday.
| Henry Kiddle has written a letter to the press,
| and explains the bad English of some of his spirit
| ual communications bv saying that the thought
| is impressed, while the form of expression is af-
| accounts, it Is thought, for the apparent
| idiocy Of some of the great departed, and the
! extreme uniformity with which they remark
" Avenge me of mine enemiesW In order 10 earn
fair day wages it might be better for an inenne-
diary to have graduated from the intermediate de-
| partments of the common school,
Harkl What Is the sound that now breaks on the
ear, like the voice of tempest unpeasantly near,
! drowning out the brass band with lis doafenng
drum, and the big busy cltys reyerbeTant hum, the
rumble of trucks that enllyen the day and the sun
set salute that bOOms over the bay, the of the
cloud when It's passion Is spent and the echo of
'crangesl on'y one cent the seas steady roar on
| the Rockaway shOre-harkl What can il be lOu
have heard ii belorc-the tumult a couple of CEN
turies spans IT'S the same ancient row about Au
ueke Jams.
The flags of the Produce Exchange were dis
played at half-mast yesterday on account of the
death Of James Mcbride, retired merchant, and a
member of the Exchange since its first organza-
tlOn MI McDTluS was III lHt hlNtS-6lBnlH year OF
| his age, and was formerly in the butcherng bust
| ness, retiring about three years ago He has
since resided i'll jersey City. lie was thrown from
| his carriage about a week ago and received severe
internal injuries from the effects of which he died
| on Tuesday. lie was IA member OF the Board of
Managers of the Produce Exchange in 1870 and
| 1871, and was secretary Of the Exchange in 1871
| ana 1872.
| Spring sports are Llossoming on the social side
walk. The vivaciOus marble fichOchets TO the min
auTe crater prepared Tor its reception. The golden
| haired child Taiseth song of warning sweet rs
the nlghtiugales and ere can get out OF the way
| sine tTuuGleth her hoop against your stomach The
| aspiring kite taugleth III the telegraph wire, aud
| knennlh tine IeIucIant hnN from scLnnl. Ihn hern