New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NEW YORK CITY.

cry.
The police put on their winter uniforms yester-
day.
Sneeziug is prevalent at the summer concert gar
dens.
Nearly every corner stand now has its chestnut
rOaser.
The new plush flowers are exquisite both in form
and color.
The choicest pears in the market now sell at ten
cents each
In Fordham the demand is far in excess of the
supply of houses.
TIE fow remaining lemonade stands did slim
business Yesterday
Business men and others want another post ollice
delivery in fremont.
Sew raj CAV archery parties made a picturesque
scene in Central Park Yesterday
In the three months ending yesterday 1875
couples married IN tins city
Onc-hundred-an nd-seventy y-second-st. is IN
dangerous condition. beng full OF holes.
An enormous sponge is exhibited in Will am-st.,
near Fulton. Il il feet IN circumference.
Additional tire byGrans are beng pnt qp in Sixth
ave-, from Fourtccntii-.t. 10 Twcrty-third-St.
Owing to lack of patronage. the free ice water
fountain at the Five Points has been removed.
The last of the plea,ure-Soek,rs in the country
and the seaside are Struggling back to the city.
The ear tracks OF the town surface road
have been Land as far as El2'' ave. lii Forty
secoud-st.
Small round caps without front pieces are
bv boys. they are often made of the same material
as the coat.
The roofs of the lofty buildings in the city at
present much sought by visitors VINO wish to obtain
a brd's-cve view Ol the metropolis.
Many immigrants are apparently entranccd
by the view from Castle Garden that they occupy
benches IN The reighborhood for DAYS.
The Cooper Union free night schools in science
were begnn last evening. and the drawing classes
will open work next Monday evening.
The new Roman Catholic parish in Harlem is
known the parish of All SAINTS. II will have its
e., = II.,rIn Nm. Hal
Fichu collars square in the back and cut with
long ends IN front, aro worn. Inc long ends are
knottcd carce es,ly or tied IN a sailor knot
Cay Lee" has hung ont his sign in Centre-st. He
is not the troubadOur who touched hs guitar
his favoritc instrument being the flat-ron
The stars leading to the City Hall elevated rail
way station arc obStInatcd by persons watching the
laborers on tne East River Bridge approach.
One of the new hats is called the Bakers Cap"
II has a very large. low, Hat crown and narrow,
straight brim, and cOnsp cuous for its ugllness.
The Medical Department Of tic University of the
CITY OF New-York began is lectures Wednesday
morning. The school now numbers 600 students.
FATALLY CRUsHED IN Az ELEVATOR.
A child named Foster crushed 50 severely
Tuesday in the elevator IN the Aberdeen House, at
Broadway and Twenty tirst-st that it died yester-
day from It's injuries.
RARE FLOWERS AT THE FAIR
The extensive DISPLAY OF cut flowers growing
plants IN boxes and pots, and floral dcs'gnS. when
was opened ut the American Institute falr tuesday,
Will be continued until Saturday night only.
JOY IN FULTON-sT.
The repavng OF Fult1n-St was completed yester-
day fernoon, TO the e1eat JOY OF the merchants OF
that thorougnfare 1t will be open today from the
East to the North Rivers, for tho first time for many
weeks.
TIE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION IN HARLEM.
The Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian Asso
cintion has leased Washington Hail. in Ihird-ave.,
between Observation-Disclosures and One
huudred-aud-tw y-sixth-ss.. and Will soon enter
its rooms.
TRANSFER OF wTsT SIDE PROPERTY.
The sale If property in Nlnth-avc. near Fifty
third aud Flfty-iourth-sts;, by the Ninth Ayenne
Railroad Company to the Eighth Avenue Railroad
Company, for $250OO0. was recorded yesterday in
the Registers office
so TRACE OF ISAAC LEVY.
No trace was found yesterday of Isaac Levy, tho
receiver Of stolen goods. who escaped from Officer
Sweazy n few days ago. Judge Glldcrseeve has
suspended the officer from duty pending An nvesti-
CATION OF his conduct.
PILOT BOAT ASHORE.
The pilot boat Columbia went ashore at Sandy
Hook on Wednesday night and was expected to be
pulled oft at high watcr last night. As the night
was perfectly clear 1t is believed that the pilot must
have been asleep when The boat strnck.
4 MuHpERER COMMITTED TO THE TONES.
Amade Big0t. who on August IL cut the throat of
Harriet Remand, az NJ. 141 Thompson-st, aud at
tcrward his own had Yesterday far recovered that
Le was committed to the TOmos by the coroner. He
was taken to the PRISON from st. Vincenrs Hos
pital. -
The beer brewers are not depending entirely upon
the home market for icc rs every few days vessel
arrives from Norway with cargo OF Ice construed
to them Yesterday the bark Aker arrived from
Norway with 600 tons of ice consigned TO Mayer q
Bachnan. -
yIcITfNG CASTLE GARDEN.
Baron Won Sch0Lcr the German Ambassador at
Washington, Count NipZtbur. OF the German Lega-
tIon Court yon kaser. and Dr. Nith were guests OF
! Emigration Commissioner flansselt yesterday, dur
Inv a tonr of inspection at Castle Garden and the
immigrant institutions on Wards Island.
CITY MISSION WORK.
ort Mol lt,tv far Ganfa hor 10
Indicated III part by the ieures following: Forty
two city missionaries BOO visits, $50 meetings,
IjG families added receipts, Sl,393 A; payments,
S3 800 33 /; debt remaining, Tl3.lO1 OF.
ApORrER CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Canadian named Arthur who was employed as
| porcr on the directors car on tine Great Western
| kairaad, was splitting wood on the rear platform
| of the car yesterday morning when 1t was backed
| into the Grand Central Rallroad depot. He was
| caught between the PLATFORM ana bumper aud
was crushed To dratn.
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY SOLD.
An auction sale of unclaimed property was held
at Poc' Headquarters Yesterday In the lS2 lots
of miscellaneous articles that we're sold were in
cIudrd l39 rcvoivers, fifteen watches and ten sail
boats One boat was sold FOR % cents and another
| for Si3. The who.c amount realized by the saio
| was between 800 and $500
MOTHER AND CHILDREN SICK AND STARVING
| Mrs. Mary A. Daley and hertwo children. Eleanor.
acc twelve. and Eliza. age seven. were found We'd
| nesIay by )llcenan SICK and starving at their
| home at Onc-bundred-gnd-h ty eight st. and 81.
N,cholas-ave. The mother unable to leave her
! bed She was taken 10 the NIDety-uinth Street
Hospital and the children were gwen into the care
of the Sisters of ST. Francis by tho Society for the
| Prevention of Cruelty TO Children.
WORK .oF THE POLICE BOARD.
The Police Board yesterday completed the list of
pollIng places and referred list Of policy and
lottery Offices alleged by James II. TurpIn 30 bc
| omen in defiance of the law. TO Superintendent
W,lnng Rule No. G6O OF the Department WAS
amended to read that policemen who are made Ill
by unusual exposure or cIerton in the line of their
duty shall hereafter receive full pay during their
illness. while officers ncurrng illness during the
discharge ef their ordinary dues shall receive halt
| instead vi quarter pay.
SCIENCE Al COOPER INSTITUTE
| Dr. f. g. Fairfield ectured last evening at the
| Iusitute micruscODiC puy siOiOgy befure