New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
NETWORK CITY.

Many of the wa ks IN Central Iark arc pelii| IT,
paved with asphalt.
Many bridges in the annexed wards are IN n tuin-
ble-dOwn condition.
Little girls wear peasant dresses made Ike those
so popular with ladies'.
New cIoaks have wide collars and cuffs made OF
plush of the same shade a. the cloth.
lie work upon the Cardinals house. In the rear
of the ca hcdrdl. is rapidly progressing.
The dry docks of the East River have never been
I'D 80 great demand as during this season.
The question that now agitatcs the small boy IS
how many chestnuts be can buy with penny.
Economy IN OIL n disagrecable feature Of tie
commission trains on tie Ncw-York Elevated Road.
he PROPOSED introdu .tion OF hanson cabs IN
New York Cry finds little approval among livery
stable keepers.
MlcdaIeua Petersdottor, an Immigrant woman
ace seventy thTee, fell dead Yesterday at Cast e
G. rdcu. five inmates after landing from the CITY OF
Id hmond.
METHOD OF CHURCH Contributions
The principal topic presented ~ the weekly meet
ing oil tine Is ,ptsi Ministers Conference yesterday
was a paper by Or. j. i. Elder on the best plan io
securing the largest contributions for church eX-
peuscs aud DrneN Oient objects.
LOTTERY TICKET, TO BE RETURNED.
The Corp ration Counsel -dSisrd the Ponce Com
mi-sioucis yesterday. hat au lottery tickets taken
from the fra Of orpscy Il Co., some time ago,
should Boz returned with the stipulation that they
were not to be used at any drawing.
ADVANCE II BREADsIUFPs.
The breads iuiis market met with an advance yes
torday from various causes. Wheat was l2ceHt a
bIshcl higher, with speculative demand; corn
was from / to = cents higher, with htht supply
ana a moderate demand; oats were u q cent higher,
with a steady marnet.
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A BODY IDENTIFIED.
Tie body found sunday 10 Tie sewer excavation
in Fifth ave-, between IIity-scyeuth ard titty-
cighth-sfs.. was identified Yesterday as tLat Of
Iugrrsoli a manufacturer OF rubber stamps, at No.
9 Ba.cI.y-st. Boyle solicited orders for rubber
stamps and Thursday afternoon wished the manu-
factory III Bdrcay-st. 10 get some stamps when lie
had previously ordered.
RESULT or A STREET BRAwI~
Charles Stecumc, er, a4c twenty. was committed
10 the Iomos Yesterday by the Coroner, charged
with the murder Of Henry Christman Oh election
night, Chustman endcayOrrd To prevent the deprc-
dauons Of band Of Iuilians VINO were making
bonfire aud III tie scuitl: ne struck down wi'h
cluu. S,cctmcycr, 40 j. well known TO the po-
ice, admits striking hln, bat claims THAI he acted
III seli-deiencc.
BROOKLYN.
Thlrty-sovcn pigeons, valued at 1929 were stolen
from coop III Tie rear Oi No. Z3O South IhIrd-st
yesterday. hey belonged 10 Clspar Spie>s.
The new Grand Jury was impauellcd IN the Cour'
OF Oye ana Ierminer yesterday. Inc foreman IS
George NJ. Olcott, al importer, OF No. 80 Grace
court.
On account of tho great increase in the deaths
from GIphthcrIa III Brooklyn, resolution Was lntrO-
duced ~ the meeting nf the Board OF Aldermen yes
terday directing the Board OF Health to clean al
sewers and streets. IL was referred to the Health
Committee.
Tho police are trying TO find Mrs Lille Glide. Of
No. l5l IrJspect-ayC., the vic OF Henry j. Glide.
she has been married Tor about three months. and
her family relations are sad 10 have been happy
She last seen on October IL, when she Ief houe
to do some shopping.
An effort Is making to secure the consent OF prop
cIty-Owner> III fuIOn-st. to the building Of the
structure for tie Kings County Elevated kaIlwa'
Company, OF when Judge Bond ~ president. he
attempt secure the consent by a commission ap-
pointed By the Supreme Court last year was fail
uTe.
A horse and wagon, owned and driven by John
Gussing, of No 351 lhrooP-avc., was struck by the
locomotive engine of a tram Of cans on the Long
Island Railroad ~ Auautlc-ave 8t the crossing IN
New-YOIk-aye. yesterday morning. The horse
killed and the wagon Was broken into small iTag-
ments. The driver uuhurt. HIS loss 5000.
woman claiming 70 ba Mrs Heller, wife OF VIM
IAN Heller, Of No. 242 SchOca-st., applied to the
police yesterday lor protection IN entering her hus-
bands house. sac sad that she married Heller
cgut years ago and lived with MN until four
months ago. when she went 10 Germany on VISIT.
On ucr return Oh Sunday her husband refused her
Abundance TO MS house. She desired TO get her
personal property, and If her husband refused to
recognize her to secure maintenance FROM him
JERSEY CITY.
A colorcd man VINO gave his name rs William
Edwaras age twenty aud living IN this city was
arrested at + a. u. IN MoHtgOmCry-st. b, Officer
NeIbaDk fJI drunkenness ana disOrdcry cOnducC
The prisoner offered 10 gave his captnr tine
gold watch and cham IL he would release
hun. he otler was refused aud the prls-
oncr taken To the station, where ho was
searched. In one of the pockets OF his coat
was a silk handkerchief IN which was found
a gold W.tcn aud chan. three valuable finger uugs
a pair OF earrings. par of bracelets and a neck
lace. Chlei OF POico Murphy had the man held on
suspicion OF robbery.
NEW-JERSEY
PATEESON-Tbo annual JOINT parade of the Police
and re Departments OF Paterson took place yes
teIday.
HoBoKEN.-Solomon Reynolds, age twelve. of
EIphtecntI-st., HobOken died AT | II. IN. yesterday,
IN ST. Marys Hospital, OF mi urles received saturday
afternoon by falling under train OF cars WINE
picking up coal.
NEWARK
Hilbert Bahrnth and his wife Mary have been
separated for some years. The husband has lIycG in
NcW YORK and the wife in South Olangr-ave. They
have "A dang IteT three years Old, nance Amelia,
ho has been in the care of tho mother On sunday,
Banruth, IT Is stated, drove up 10 the house oi the
wife III IA buggy. lie was accompanied BY n man.
who engaged the attention of the mother while
Baoruth seized tie caild pat ner IN the buggy and
Grove of. Mls. BInIuth hastened 10 Police Head
0uaIter, and informed Chief Of Police Meldrum of
the circumstances. The Chief telegraphcd to Jer-
seq City intercept Bahruth, but the iaterwas not
captured.
A reception will be given TO Colonel ". II. Glider
and Lieutenant SchWatka, OF the Frank in search
partg thursday night by the press and citizens vi
Newark.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PoRr CHFsIEE.-Frlncis I. Quiflv, a!Ias William
/ lIakrr who WAS arie-tcd IN Port Chester FRIDAY
On a charge OF having forged the name OF Mr. Hen
dcrson butcher OF that village. 10 check ioI SjO
was Yesterday sunt 10 the Statc Keiormat0ry az
Elnura from winch he had only slorl time been
released on parole. lie had sent to tine re
i0inatO.y for The commission OF crime ID Buffalo
Having violated his parole by the forgery Port
{ hester he Will have 10 servo lbs fun term II
vice and then be returned 10 Westcheoter County to
be trIcd for mis- last offence.
WHITE PL.ISs.-Thc Supervisors Of Westminster
County convened III tho Court House at Mmte
Plans Yesterday 10 hold their regular annual 49,
son. David QnackenOush, of East Chester DemJ
was made chairman, and J. MaIcoln Smith tDenij
clerk. 1870.
LONG ISLAND.
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