New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
NETWORK CITY.

Black lace mitts are as low ASST so pair at Lord
& TayloPs
Beryl ware is the newest ware in Macy's crockery
department.
PoIka-dotted fans are among the novelties at
Ridiey's III GTand-sU
Linen lawns. in Lew designs and cOlors, are sold
at Stewards for 20 cents yard.
Flushing-ave. is being repayed throughout Its
whole length, about three miles.
Music on the Mall in Central Park to-day at A
O'clock under the direction of IL. Is. Dodworth.
Handsome half shawls at Altman's are of black
chenille net3ed and finished with deep fluffy fringe
Dainty little individual sat-cellarsat the Meriden
Company's are in the shape of water-llly resting
Oh leaf.
The excursion steamer ]. b. Schuyler, under the
management of Messrs. Edgar & Fulton, VIII make
another trip 10 Rockaway tomorrow.
An odd and pretty fan. at Miller d Grants, Is of
brocaded velvet, in palm-leaf design, and Is hn-
ished with the tips of peacock feathers.
The Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying, ir., since his re-;
moval to quarters further uptown, shows decided
improyeme and his early convalescence Is hoped
for by his friends.
The steamship Eclipse arrived yesterday from
Rio Marine. She encountered severe gale on June
IL, when John OBrien boatswain, of London, was
washed overheard and drowned
The body of an unknown man about twenty -four
years old and well dressed was found ~ the liar
terday. and was sent to the Morgue.
The iron work for the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad on the East Side has been put III position
in First-ave. TO Twentv-thrd-st where 1t crosses
to SecOndave., and some posts have been raised i'll
that avenue.
II. M 81. H. Farley and B. r. Smith & Co.. the
cotton merchants who suspended on Monday last,
have given notice to their creditors that they VIII
resume business at once, and pay all their o1hga-
tons III full.
James Armstrong, of No. $40 West Sixteenth-st.,
who made several attempts to hang himself III the
Jefferson Market prison. where he was confined on
Thursday night, died from the effects of strangula-
ton yesterday.
When the feiryboat Osprey was leaving its docl,
at the foot of feminist. East River, at 5:2O p III.
YESTERDAY John Reilly, of No. III Avenue G., at
trmpted to lump on board lie slipped, and falling
| into the water was drowned.
The White Star steamship Celtic arrived from
| Iiverpool on Thursday tins being her first trip
| since February, when she became disabled at sea
by the breaking of her propeller, and was fifteen
days in going from this port to Queenstown
There was falling OFF in the arrival Of immi-
! grants last week as compared with previous weeks
the total number being 2732. Ii l. expected thal
| the next six weeks will not show large immgra
ton the decline being due 10 the harvest season.
The Rev DIR. G.. = Henry. formerly professor IN
the University of the City of New-1o Tk VINO SPOKE
| at the meeting of the Alumni on Thursday, wrte-
| TO TnE TRIBUNE to correct the statement that ht
was eighty years old he is not yet seVcnly-hNe
| Detectives Field and OConnor, Of the District
Attorneys Office, Thursday night arrested Jane:
Wight, of Canada, against whom NllHam A camp
manager of the Clearing House, makes charge OF
| forgery The prisoner IS at present III the lohlOs
| little girl. three years old, named Rose Able
was run over and Instantly killed yesterday, at
| Eighth-Ave and Ihrty-scventh-st,, by q heavy
| truck The driver of the truck escaped. The par
ents of tho child live at No. 3l9 West Thirty -sey
enth-st.
! stephen /. Merchant and Francis W. g. BELOW,
| Yesterday made an assignment for the benefit OF
| creditors TO John &. Maben; preferences about
IS 900 Israel Levi and Israel A. Lew, OF the firm
| of j. Levi Il Co., of No. 90 Avenue &, made an
| assignment to Mayer GOttlicD.
Locomotive No 1O7 Of the New-Y0rk East-Sidt
| Elevated RAILROAD at p m. on Thursday, dropped
! pan of hot Goals on the hat of a gentleman VINO
| was standing underneath the Onc-nundrcd-and
! tweuty-hfth STREET station The hat was ruined
! but no other damage wis done.
! The Seawanhaka Yacht Club viii sail its ninth
/ Cormthian " race to-day over the club course
starting from Staploton. = l., and rounding sandy
Hook Lightship The peoulisIitea IF his regatta aTt
| that The yachts must BE- manned los amateurs only
and must be sailed by their owners. Ten yacht
| have been entered.
| Handicap games will be given to-day on the
grounds OF tie Manhattan Athletic Club, at Eighth
ave- and Ffty-sixth-st. There are fifty entries fo
| The quarter-inIle run, and good number Tor Oh,
! mile walk. The leading athletic and boat clubs
| send twelve teams 10 compete IN the feather
| weight tug Of war.
The examination of Officer Nugent charged witt
| completely III the Manhattan Bank robbery. was Il