New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NEW WORK CITY.

Cav plaids line nearly all the hoods on new
| nantes.
The Fall games of the Columbia College Athletic
| Club will be held at Mott Haven October 20.
| Work on the new building on the site OF the old
| Olympic Theatre in Broadway IS gong rapidly
| forward
The sidewalk in front of ST. Paups Church in
Broadway has become the business centre OF many
street vendors. -
| EMPLOYEES of the elevated railroads have left off
their white summer caps and put on thcir winter
ones of dark blue.
New cloths for mems and womens garments have
a dash of color IL is sometimes almost Invisible
but is nevertheless there.
Charles Rosenstadt. age fourteen, who fell from
tree at Hgh Bridge October ., died yesterday IN INC
Ninety-nnth Street Hospital.
DISSEMINATING AGAINST YOUTHFUL vICIOUsNEss.
An uptown tobacco firm, with view to dIscour-
| aging premature indulgence IN smoking. mas az
tached to Its cigar-llghter the notice. " No light
for boysp
A DINNER TO THE DANISH MINISTER.
The Danish residents of New-York and It's
vicinity will give dinner to Carl Sreen-A Anderson
Billie the new DANISH Minister. at Pinaro's No.
East Fifteent!l-St., October 20
ADVANCES on THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the Produce Exchange yesterday wheat closed
for the day from 20 Dig cents higher than hurs,
day; -four up from 10 to 10 cents barrel and
oats advanced from 2 to a of a cent bushel.
WORK OF THE sIREET-CLEANING BUREAU.
The Street Cleaning Bureau reports that during
the quarter ending September 80, 2,l64 miles OF
streets in the city we're swept, and 1913, 800 loads
OF ashes and garbage. and 3l,l4l l0ads OF street
dlrt were removed.
THE YOUNG POST OFFICE THIEF HELD IN BAIL
Robert Smith, the errani boy who was arrested
on Wednesday evening on the charge OF having abb
macher of No. ~ Exchange-place envelopes con-
tanning bills If ading and exchange to the value of
$40 900, was held in $500 bail at the Tombs yes
terday.
INSTANTLY KILLED BY A FALL
Mrs. Lily, age sxty-fve, was hanging clothes on
the root OF her houSe No l9S Eldrldge,st., yester-
.bn oil hpr nd TO thp
edge of the roof. The height OF the building was
nearly eighty ieet and IN the fall the woman was
crushed into shapeless mass Her death was IN
Simultaneous.
DRESS by WORTH OF AMERICAN SILK.
The tact mentioned in IBE IRIBUNE yesterday
tina. Worth, Of Paris. had made black SILK cos
tune Tor MISS Kate Field from materials manufac-
tured IN America provokes the comment OF Paris
journals from which 1t appears that the SIX III
question is from the factory OF John ID. Cutter ~
Co. at Newark, n. j.
AN ACCUSED SEAMAN NOT INDICTED.
In the United States Circuit Court the Grand
Jurors have had before them for three days the
of William Thompson the young seaman VINO was
arrested several months ago, accused of killing on
the high seas Henry Setcalf, mate OF the American
bark Anne Burr. The prisoner acted under great
provocaton, and the Grand Jury refused to lind
bill of indictment. Thompson was discharged
ILLNESS OF FATHER LACKMEYER.
It was rumored last evening that the Rev. Father
kackeyGT missionary p poiaf OF Gdot6 tFRGa9
UNE reporter called at the pastors house IN SIX
teepth-st last evening" and was told by Father
Dealy that Father Lackmeyer was IN Philadelphia.
He had beard that Father Lackmeyer was danger
ously Ill, but was not aware that he was dylas.
PUNISHED FOR FORGERY.
Julius A. LaSala. age thirty-eght native OF the
West Indies, taken before recorder Smyth yes
terday on three indictments. The first was charge
of forgery the prisoner having paid check TO
JOSIAH Carpenter, proprietor OF the ST. Omer Hotel,
which subsequently turned out to be forged. The
check WAS drawn on the North American Bank for
$50 IN the name OF Edwin H. Sainsbaugh To the
order of Thomas Otto or bearer. The prisoner
pleaded guilty to the charge OF forgery aud was sen-
fenced to three years and SIX months imprisonment
BROOKLYN.
Judge Pratt Yesterday appointed David 1eese
referee in tho salt of Peter Sauter against Maria
Sauter for absolute divorce. The parties III the
case were married in 1871 aud have two children.
Mrs Augusta Wdesburger was arrested for big
amy Yesterday at the instance OF her husband Mo-
rtz WildeSburgcr of No. $50 Naret-st. She lett
him IN June. and he charges that she IS married to
Charles Schmidt. of OIkland-aye. Schmidt Is also
under arrest or stealing $1S5 from Wlldesburger.
Casper Hoffman,, age fifteen. Of Centre-st., New
Lots accidentally snot hinaelf in the left breast,
while hunting Thursday The charge from bis gun
entered his body about twO inches above the heart.
He lost much blood. hut received assistance and
was AIKEN to the City Hospital. HIS wound Is dan
gerOus but recovery IS hoped Tor.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKrN--Thc masons employed on the City
Hall IN Vast ngton-St., HobOscn, refused 10 work
Yesterday. Mr. Sanders, the contractor refused to
allow the na3Ous TO go to work early III The morn
ing as II look ID like rain The clouds cleared, but
he said he should deduct from their wages the time
they had lost, and they would not resume work.