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


yesterday. 80.
Amaranth red is the favorite shade oil TINS ihanS-
shaded color r..
Nev.york sends calcium lights to theatres from
ocean TO ocean.
Some of the hoods on the new clolks are long ana
corDaCopia-Shaped.
There are many complaints about inc oep"'i'i VI
rulfans in MOrrISania. -,
Forty-three permits were granted by the bu'iu-
iDgs Bureau last week.
The hop crop this year is about twenty-five pei
cent larger than last year.
A huge knife with fifty blades can be seen III
window in lower Broadway.
The body of a drowned man. dressed rs laDorer'
was found yesterday in the North River
The Few ulster is the Pilgrim. with cowl-nke
hood and rough, knotted cord, WIN WHICH L. 10 'o
fined at the waist.
The pier nj High Bridge used - the new railroal,
caved in Friday. carrying with III steei raiiS anu
woodwork valued al $1,000.
The possibility of Port Morris being chosen as the
the site for the Worlds Fair is the cause OF specua
tions on the part of The inhabitants.
man enveloped in an immense fur cloak: ana
resembling huge walking mushroom, Is one Oh the
curiosites of Broadway street advertising
CHAPEL. TO BE REopENED.
Tho Calvary Free Chapel in East twenty thIrn-
81 will rcopan to-day The chapel has been elabor-
ately adorned with novel effects, and is very manu-
'0"' APPOINTED MARINE CoUET JUSTICE
Myer s Isaacs received efiicial information yes
terday of his appointment by Hoverhor SoIncu az
one OF the Justices of the Marine Court OF the City
of New-York.
GLOVES FOR SLENDER WRISTS.
The Sara Bernhardt gloves are very stylish ana
especially adapted for ladies with slender wrists as
nearly ali the gloves that button seem made for Ia
dies with Juno-like arms
STATISTICS OF WEEK.
Deaths last week. 5SS; births, oZZ; marriages
161. The police arrested 1928 persons. The tx
clse Commissioners granted 81 licenses ana COZ
lected fees amounting to $4,lZO.
POLICE AID ASSOCIATION.
The PoIica Mutual Aid Association reported yes
terday 9, G24 members in good standing During the
three months ending with september 10 hehoeiS
died, 10 i'll this city ana 8 IN brooklyn.
RAW MTERIL FOR UXLIMIrED PIP. PIE, ,,
THREE pumpkiua almost rs large rs barrel, ana
weighing 800, 315 and 290 pounds respectively are
exhiDifed IN front OF a FutOn-st. restaurant. Ihey
attract mucl attention from passers-0y.
APPROVING THE NIGHT MEDICAL SERVICE.
At a meeting of the New York Academy of Medi-
cine in Academy Hall, October Z, on motion Oh lIo-
lessor A. c. Posi-, a resolution was adopted APPROX
ing ne Night Medical Service ana COMMUNICATING
Dr. Henri Nachtel. its originator.
CHANGES ON TIE SOUND LINES.
The Newport Line viii be withdrawn for the
season Monday. and the fare TO Boston by way OF
The Fan River Line Will be reduced to ~. The
steamers Bristol and Providence Will continue run
ming until the end OF the year. On Monday the
steamer leaves Pier NO =, N k, al . p'in'' lhsIead
of $50 PIN, rs at present.
IMPROPER USE OF THE MAILS.
A. Orlando Jackson, Joseph Roberts and Charles
r Rorrows were arrested yesterday the com
nIaint of Anthony ComStock. who charged them
viii sending lottery circulars through the mails.
They were arraigned before United states COinInls-
sinucr Shields They waived examination ana Wcr.
held for the action OF the Grand jury III PlooO oli
each. ........,,..., ,..,,,
The vacant spaces which were Co be seen at tue
Institute Fair a week ago are hled up ana the cN-
hints with an exception two, complete. The
exhibits OF household furniture and machinery are
particularly interesting. Aselection from the draw
mos of pubIc school children recently exhibited by
tho BOARD of Education fills section OF the art
gallery The musical feature OF the far has become
| one of lis attractions
| AsALFsMAN CHARGED WITH DISHONESTY.
Charles T.. jacobson, president Of The United
States Reflector Company, OF No. I5l broadway,
has caused the arrest of William H. Corbit, who was
employed as a salesman, on the charge OF fIaudu-
lent appropriation Of money. 1t was charged that
Cgrlnt opened Letters containing money ana chockS
apprOpriated the money, lndOrsed the checks by
signing the cOmpanyS name with his own 3S s"cre-
| fa1v. and converted the proceeds TO his own use
The amount thus obtained is believed ID be not less
| than 81 900, and Mr.. jacobson thinks 1t may be
| greater. COrblt was released on pail.
BROOKLYN
Sovcnty-seyen permits for the erection of new
| bindings were granted during the pass week. Fol
| the month the number was 100.
Police Justice Walsh yesterday held for the Grand
Inv Edward Byrnc and James Mcmahon. who art
| CHARGED with having beaten Matthew Murphy, o.
/ Jersey City, 50 badly that he died.
| MANY people visit Prospect PACK daily to gather
cbestnuts. Some of them take their lunches anc
remain al daV and return home in the evening witt
| their lunch baskets filed with the nuts.
| State Commissioner of Charities Ropes is invest
eating the alleged employment at the various charlt
able institutions in FlatbuSh OF persons who are mol
| needed Testimony was elected At a recent exam
| nation showing that twenty men who were not
| needed had been placed by Democratic officials OF
| the pay-rolls. ,ne1y ,,,,,v
Francis Schultz, of NJ. 1876 Grand-st, was com
mitted to la yesterday TO await trial, on charg,
of entering the rooms of Thomas Farley, at No. 16s
| MOntgomcry-st. ana severely beating Doth rdIeS
and his wife
The milk wagon of William Smith, Of No. G3!
| Jersey-aye WAS struck yesterday by train on th'
Pennsylvania 'Railroad. at the Warren-st crossing
! Smith was thrown under the overturned wagon ant
was so badly injured that lie died.
LONG ISLAND.
| Observation-Disclosures B.enna1, of Flushing, FRIDAY
evening poured Kerosene OIL INTO the stove to haS
the fire. An explosion followed. setting her cloth
ING ON fire and burning her badly that she died II
| a few hours.
Lose leland CnY.-The October term of tn
Oneens County Court OF over and Terminer, Juds
| TJVkman presiding. will convene at Long islam
CITY tomorrow Little, If any, criminal bushes
| will be transacted.
JAMAcA-Attorney Stanford, of Jamaica Ia
sued Justice Kirkpatrick, OF Newt9wn; Tor $1,000
damages for false Imprisonment. In the TIL OF
case before jury, Stanford cnaracterizsd the vel
dict as that of six - fools and the justice III
prisoned hun for two days Tor contempt oil ConI'
| Stanford claims that the remark was made after III
inry had been discharged.
EAsrU,MPToN-A w. Benson, of Brooklyn. o
Thursday purchased Of the trustees 3i the town
East Hampton eighty acres of land lying be.wee
Nontauk and Napeauge for 5000, and 100 acre
| of Napeaugc Beach, between the Two Ifesavlng sta
ions at the rate OF 5000 an acre The trustees re
serve the right of the inhabitants ot the town t
fi.h and use the south beach "a heretofore.
STATEN ISLAND.
| RtcuvoND.-The school elections will be hdl
throughout Richmond County tuesday night
is expected that the women will Turn out III larl
| numbers TO vote.
SrAPLEToN-Robert Nelson. sailor, died Frda
| in the Seamen's Retreat. at Saplcton, IRON tl
aff.cts of injuries he received by falling from ii
tonS,ast to the deck of the bark Irldent Capital
Jacobson. as the vessel was gong down the bay.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
Trek ,HoE.-Ihe dweliug-hOuses Of Dr.. Moro
ouist Edward Hendricks and II. Wayland.
fnckalioe, were entered Thursday night or early q