New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
NETWORK CITY.

Cherries have appeared in the Broadway fruit
stores. -,
Snow-balls are the latest acquisition at tnc
florists.
Bruised Eyes Painted Here" is sisnihcaht
sign IN HOuston-st
Stylish morning dresses are made of bandanna
plaid handkerchefs.
Linen serge slippers, prettily embroidered are
late caprice for home wear.
Some of the latest breakfast caps are almost CA
actly the shape of baby caps
Scarabpi are again fashionable for 1ewery'
Some Jewellers use the Brazilian beetle instead
The broad stone steps of the Tombs are tayorlte
night resort of trampS during the warm weather.
THE TRIBUNE has received - from Danbury 10
ward fund for sending poor chlldreh lh'o 'n'
country.
William Foley, workman at No; OF Liberty1stt:,
was instantly killed by having his head crusheu Ill
some machinery yesterday
Robert c. Travis fifteen years Old dsappe" tSn
from Ills home at No. ISIS Ihird-avc. on inc
Fourth, and had not returned yesterday
The use of the large hathing-coak OF IGT 6le
to;vclling Is not generally in favor, as u makes
necessary the service of a maid at the beach.
Thomas Hernandson. sailor on the bark Sappho
from Havana was admitted TO the hoSpltal hI
Quarantine yesterday, suffering Win yeIlo" lo'ei
The wide belts so fashionable at present are
often made of the material of the dress coIlolneu
with the trimming and the chatcalne bag Is also
made of the same stun.
Tho oId-fashioned NcapolItan braid is seen among
the latest Importations OF bonnetS, anu - HEn.'
cool and dainty The shape most worn Is lhe Jar
men and IL is lined and trimmed with shIlIeu het'
Francis Cosproye was taken from the Tombs 70
the Court of General Sessions TO be sentenced yes
terdav, but owing 10 the absence OF ms COUNSEL
William 4. Beach, he was Temanded untli to-uay'
C,rnoration Counsel whitney decides, in answer
10 nm iuGury from Controller Kelly, that the clerks
Of the District Courts are required by law 70 ihaNo
monthly returns Offices collected steau Vi "orA'J'
Niss inlet Corson, of the New-YOrk Cooking
school will read a paper Oh Food and Health"
before the Farmers Club of the American lnstl-
tute at Room No. 81. Cooper Union, Az p III. To-
day.
g. Tho peorle,s Tontire Society for Mutual ASST
rance AGAINST Absolute Dependence Upon Wages"
is the name of society whose certltcate OF lhcor-
poration was hled in the County Clerks Office yes
tcTday.
colored mon died Of smallpox Yesterday in the
small dwelling house at No. 222 Delsncey-st
Twelve other persons living in the house were vac
cinated and the house was dlsnlccted Dy tue DAHL
taIy Bureau.
Tohn Hone convicted Of completely In the Man
haitian Bank robbery, will he arrMgncdin the Court
of General Sessions on Friday for sentence: 1t Is
understood that his counsel viii make motion lot
"a new tTla
Michael Ford was arraCned at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday for assauting Austin Nolan on
Sunday, aud lnhIcting several kicks on the aDdo-
men, Nolan IL now at st. Vincents Hospital IN
dangerous condition, peritonitus having SET H.
Ford was held to await the result of his injuries.
The schedule in the assignment of Augustine H.
Mojarretta and Felix Fucntes to Henry u. Dodnan
filed yesterday was as follows: liabilities, SIo,45V;
nominal assets, S119,1O4 O3; real assets Ssh
33S GS. Michael Nathan made an assignment for
the benefit of creditors yesterday to Isaac Rlnaldo
preferences, S1,033.
w. C. Whitney, Corporation Counsel, yesterday
sent IN opinion to the Park Department in regard
TO the proposed change of a few feet in the situation
of the bridge over the Harlem River at One-huudred
neutrality-suspicious. Inc opinion staes IraT nna
ers the Department can make the change
Joseph Cohn, of No. 257 East Broadway had his
pocket picked on Sunday while standing on the
rear platform of a car on the Grecnwlcn htreet
Elevated Railway. lie lost about 1880. man
who gave the name of James Clarke was arrested
On being arraned at the Tombs Police Court yes
terday he was recognized as an Old offender whose
real name Is McGure. He was committed for trial.
The United States training ship Minnesota left
her nnchorag e in North River yesterday at 10 a. m
and went mp the river for the purpose OF recruiting
bovs for the Naval service. she will 90 as far as
her draft of water (23 feetl will permit-at least az
far as Poughkcepsie, stopping at the principal towns
on her wav 1t is understood that the snip Will be
Al Stony Point on July 10, and participate III the
centennial exercises there.
Owners were found yesterday for the greater nor
tion of the cloth which Detectives King and Hub
bard took to Police Headquarters from No. los
Bayard-st last week. Inc s g,am1nmS were T.
& Co. No $50 Broadway, and Stern d Nald-
hcimer. No. $40 Broadway. They intrusted the
coth-much of which was cut ready for tne tai
M The man had the cloth taken to the place IN
Baysrd-st with request to have II sold.
At the door of a gunmaker's store on Broadway
there sat Yesterday pacidlv looking into the street
n large white cat, whose neck was encircled with a
red silk ribbOn-a decoration that showed II was q
valued animal. II the cat could have read, II would
have had the pleasure of reading this inscription in
tLe window; "This AR rifle shoots either pcrcus-
sion or shot cartridges. 1t makes no report sure
death to cats. just the thing for touching up dogs
A writ of certiOrari was obtained from Judge
-. rl,a,, l.r r.lp,.
Inv the counsel of Chastine Cox, the murderer If
Mrs Hull. This was directed to Coroner Volt man,
and was obtained 10 compel the Coroner t0 produce
the evidence upon which the prisoner was COM
mittcd The petitioner alleged hat il wOuld be i'm
possible to 20 10 trial without tlis evidence. Cox
made his signature with marx. The argument
viii take place this morning.
An officer of the Sixteenth Precinct yesterday
found bundle of clothing, consisting of sack coat
pair Of trousers and an undcrShlrt beside pile OF
lumber at the foot of West Iwentv-second-st. In
the coat pocket was card marked " haggerty
BROTHERS gla>swOrks, Sinith-st., near Hamilton
ave-. BROOKLYN On the back of the card was writ
ten in pencil, 1875 Dean-st." 1t is believed that
the clothing belonged 70 some person who went in
bathing and was drowned. Inquiry was made last
night al No. 325 Deau-st.. brooklyn. No one there
knew anything about a missing man.
The wheat market was excited Yesterday by an
advance i'm prices from 3 to 3 cents. Some large
transactions were reported in the export trade in
Guiding NJ. . Red az 81 10 to ~ 30, and No. 9
Spring at II 10 to II II. Corn also advanced from
Lg TO - OF "a c"u, VIII g''' pIl "tl'lu'l' Oa'S
were cent higher, and -four more active NJ 10
to 20 ccuts advance. Higher markets were re-
portcd AT the South and West. Some handsome
parcels of new crop jersey rye appeared in this
market yesterday.
A law was passed at the last session Of Congress
which requires that all spirits IN warehouse and
imported after July should be guaged and stamped.
The law went INTO operation on July l. COmpll-
ance with It's requirements has made necessary an
additional force Vt gaugcrs and labOrers III the de-
partmcnt of tue Customs service The Secretary of
the Treasury has authorized the appointment OF
fonr assistant guagers and nine laborers. he ar-
pontments have not been announced. hut it was
intimated Yesterday that the candidates had been
selected This increase in The force will not be adj
equate il il feared 10 the faithful execution Of the
provisions Of the law.