New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NETWORK CITY,
YES are numerous IN Harlem.

| morning.
Od-fashioned fur collars are newer than the long
! fur mniileT
| Wild duck shooting is excellent in the vicinity OF
| Wostchester.
Lovers Of skating are anticipating an early sea-
son this year.
The number of canal-boats in the slips is con-
stantly increasing.
Blue plush caps Of the favoIlte Normandy shape
are worn by very small children.
The new pier just below the Imam Lines dock is
rapidly approaching completion.
William-st Is blockaded from Spruce to Frank
| FORESTS. with hinge piles OF building materials.
A patent pavement is being laid in front OF the
Windsor Hotel to lessen the noise OF carriages.
Daring the day only every other train now runs
through to Harlem on the Second Avenue Elevated
Road
The Senior class of the University of tho City Of
New-York will be the largest graduated IN several
years.
The frequent opening of the draw Of the Harlem
Bridge is q great annoyance TO the passengers
oyerit
The latest thing IN scarf pins is gold candle
stick III which is a miniature candle with diamond
for wick.
Owing TO stubborn truck drivers. the Third Ave
nue. are frequently blocked especially III the
mornings.
The banner ut Broad way and Fourteenth-st. was
blown down yesterday afternoon, hightenlng
several horses.
Taxes amounting to S131S9,271 O5 were col.
and November 16.
vesey-st- is so crowded every afternoon by women
and girls with market baskets that walking there
Is slow aud difficult.
New boots for ladies have velvet or plush tops,
with foNngs OF French KID. The new slippers are
of black velvet. with cut steel buckles.
Handsome carpets just imported are in Turkish
colors and must match the furniture and drapcry
of the room which should he IN Turkish patterns.
Dwelers in Fifh-ave.. between Fifty-seventh
and Fifty-eghth-st-, have been annoyed for long
time by the street being torn up Tor repairs to
sewer.
Christmas cards are already beginning to appear.
The designs are even more beautiful than last year
Among them are tho prize competition cards
secured by Prang.
Uupainted boards and small Danes of glass still
fill the easements of the new Vanderbilt mansl ions
contrasting strangely with the elaborate work on
the brown stone fronts.
TAKE TuF orHFR SIDE OF THE STREET.
Tho largo binding in broadway, near Whitec-st..
winch is pr,ppcd up 10y q huge beam reaching from
thc sidewalk to the third story, makes tnlt pdssers
by nervous.
TENANTS or rHE PACK BRNCHES.
The tramps have returned from their travels IN
the country to mlnGle IN the winter glyctes OF me
metropolis. and are making daily round of calls
with frequent rests III the city parks.
BURIED ~ LINE.
Thomas Dufy, age nineteen. Of No. POI Stanton
ST.. whlc At work ai the Mutual Gas Company's
shop, az No. 725 East Thr,ceut,-5t.. yesterday.
was buried under a filling heap OF lime and was
killed.
LOOSE WAY OF MAILING BUNDLES.
On the tops of iettcT-buAcs attached To the lamp
posts small package To ~ by mat often piled.
Their fate "a uncertain. Some are collected by the
letter carrier and others are blown into the gutter
before he arrives.
CLUBBING LITTLE BOY
Sergeant Klnroi TIE Mercer Street Police lodged a
complaint at headquarters YESTERDAY, AGAINST a
policeman OF the lweniy -second Precinct who a few
nights brtllly dubbed the Scrgcauts little
The name of the officer was refused
COLLEGE SOCIETY CONVENTION
The hftv-iourth general convention of the Delta
Delta Chapter. judge Ellsworth made an address
oi wcicome and pre- ICED during tic business of or
sJuizatlOn. In thc evening the Delta entertained
It's guests with songs, speeches and a supper.
DISCHARGED ny rnE coroNrE.
Michael Callahan OF No. 36 Westinghouse, was
kil-d ON tho evening of election day m a hght III
Washington and NOrr--stS. The inquest wa called
Tor the third time ycs.cnily nut as the police had
been unable to procure evidence sufficient 10 justify
the Coroner 100 holding IN prisoners Terry aud Kin
evan, thcy were discharged.
ADVANCE IL BEr,DsTUrr'.
Owing To the report, of extreme cold and snow n
Rochester and along the line ot the canals. there
WIS . strong speculative movement IN cereals on
the Produce Exchange yesterday. causing adj
vance IN pncc- Common grades OF Hour rose from
10 20 . cents barrel higher; wheat advanced
from 10 l. cents a bushcl. aud corn was from L.
10 / cont bushol above the closing prices of We'd
nesday.
ARRESTED APrRE NGSETHEN MONTHS
The Jrwrlry ,tOrt OF Christian .ritiIan. at Eighth
ave. and sixty -tlIrdst, entered by burglar IN
property
hundred dollars wa, stolen. shortly after a man
named William Kelly was arrested toc the offence
and sent to the state Prison. His accomplish was
known h. be James Man gum. WIo He'd from the city.
wednesday evening hc returned ana arrested
by Officer Connolly. of the lhTtieth Precinct. I'm
the Harlem Police Court yesterday ho was commit
ted for trial.
VALUABLE PoCRFTBooK STOLEN.
Roundoman CregIcr. of The Iwentv-uIuth Pre-
ciuct took before Justice Smith at the Jefferson
Market Police Cont. yesterday. James phalcn. of
No Il \ Hltslrt pt Irt
from the person, preferred by Miss Emma V.
Bryant of No. II West Scycntceuth-st. Miss
Bryant was walking in Scycnteenth-st. Yesterday
when she WAS stcalthilv approached by Phalen,
who snatched her poke tboOA irOm her hand. The
pocketbook contained sos. IL found IN the
possession OF the prisoner, who was held TO answer
IN 81 900 bail.
NOT \ DESIRABLE urLPMFEr
On complaint of her husband GottlcIb, Mary A.
Eiscnfcllrr. of No. G3 East Iwclith-st.. was ar
raigned before justice smith at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, yes crday on charge of assault
Eiscnfellcr said that his wife was Intent
Derlte and had violent temper. and
thai on Wednesday evening when he entered his |
apartment he was set upon by his wife tor some |
fanclcd wrong. She beat HIM about the head with |
IA rolling pm. threw quantity of hot water over his
hsad. and when lie retroated down the stairs she |
thew large ronug-board after HIM. which fclled
INN to the floor at the bottom OF the stars The
wife had hing to say and was sent to The Island
for one month.
A THEATRICAL COMPANY DISSOLVED.
The Agnes Robertson Mrs. Dion Boucicault |
Max SiIakOsch suspended business at tho close of |
last week IN Chicago. Mr.. SrakOsch engaged Mrs. |
Boucicault and the supporting company to travel |
for il season of sixteen weeks, and made a written |
contract with each person. For four weeks every
thing went prOsperousy. After that. however. |
the salaries Of the company became promises instead |
of money and after running into the companYs |
debt for four weeks salary, Mr. StrakOsch sud |
denly ended his season. Several members Of tho |
company said yesterday that the management OF |
their season had been marked by the greatest |
neglect. Mrs. Bouccanlt has not yet determined |
what action she will take.
BROOKLYN.
District Attorney Catlin is seriously i'll with diph-
iberia and visitors not ALLOW ed to sec him.
A visit by the Street Cleaning Department would |
greatly improve the appearances ot many of the |