New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
NEW YORK CITY.

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The water has been turned Of from the fountains
III the parks.
New walnnts have arrived in the markets, but are
not yet cheap.
Sleeves of dresses made very tight and fit the
! arm perfectly.
Woodlawn Cemetery contains 3S2 acres and six
| miles OF roads
"Gcnuinc Dutch pretzCls" are the latest articles
sold by street vendors.
few pears are still for sale at the corner fruit
! stands, three for a quarter"
Artisans arc carving many designs on the cxteriors
| of the new Vanderbilt houses.
! There were many strange groups of foreigners IN
| Broadway yesterday afternoon
| The grass around tho now cathedral seems the
! freshest and greenest in the city.
The piles ofpac king boxes in West Broadway are
! increasing both in number and size.
| The unsafe condition of tho pavement in several
| parts of Blccckcr-st deserves attention.
The approaches to the North River ferries are SO
| muddy that passengers are much annoyed.
A large gray squirrel in the treea in Union Square
attracts much attention from the children.
Very deep cuffs are seen on new costumes but
they are not becoming to any except tall, slender
figures.
Small boys stllc continue to steal rides the Full
ton Ferry " bob-talP cars despite the recent laws
directed against them.
Harvard and Princeton will play football on the
Manhattan Polo Grounds at Observation-Disclosures
ST. ana Sixth-ave.. on Saturday.
CONTRACTORS PUSHING THEIR WORK.
The new building on the cite of the old Olympic
Theatre il advancing rapidly toward completion.
Tho work goes on at night by the aid of two cleo
/ tric lights.
THREATENING MS WIFE.
Mrs. Mary Hayden, of No. Is East Ninety-sec0nd-
ST., cause1 the arrest o. her husband. Patrick Hay
den. on Monday evening, in consequence OF his
threaGning to shoot her with pistol. Yesterday.
in The Harlem Police Court, he pat under bonds
for good behavior.
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
t'OuecIcfpp
received by The Department OF Taxes and Assess
nents yesterday, addressed to John Wheeler, ESQ.,
on very small estate, 1SS0-S50" and with a ro- !
quest to acknowledge IN TRIBUNR"
WHERE OLD CLOTHS WOULD DO MUCH GOOD.
The New-York Society for Prevention do Cruelty |
to Children earnestly appeals to the pubic for |
gifts Of ready made clothing. The winter is fast |
approaching and the number OF helpless little chill
diem who daily rescued by the society is the
increase. The socety will gladly send 20 any place !
indicated for such gifts.
GOING OVER THE ESTIMATES ONCE MORE.
The Board of Estfnate and AppoytjoDrneut yne- !
terday went over the revised estimates for the
ing year, and under the PROVISIONS Of the law, set
forth the reasons for the various appropriations.
President Morris has issued call for special meet
ing o. tine Board of Aldermen TO receive aud con-
slider the revised estimates at noon to-day
HOW FHE POOR HAVE BFRN AIDED.
A. n meeting az the Board of Managers of the
New-York Asssociation for ImprOylug the Condition
OF the Poor Monday, a. NJ. 70 Fourh-avc the re-
port Of the secretary showed that he number of
consisting Of 2,425 persons, at an outlay of
81, 100 -. The demands upon thoessocia ion have
been for the period greater than for any previous
October.
DISTURBING A CoLoRED CHURCH SERVICE.
The Rev. Emory J. Miller, the pasorof tie Metho-
dist East Zion Church of Harlem, was the CON p2iu-
ant IN ihc Harlem Police Court yesterday aralnst
Jelly Stevenson. c0loIGd age twenty, whom lac
charged with having disturbed the church services
sunday ~ ioid iaIhiiG ana "aiHlhg ABOUT WINE
tie clergyman was preaching. lie proved taat J"tty
Was il tAe habtnc OF creating disturbances IN the
church, and Justice FIammer sent Stevenson to
prison for 1--we days.
ROBBED THREE TIMES ~ SIX WEEKS.
Officer Barley. Of the Eighth Precinct. took be-
for. Justice Waadsl, at the jefferson Marked Police
Court yesterday, Charles Moore, whom he had ar
rs ed 1hout p. H. ior entering tde beer shop OF
August Dumbafi., No. 10l Prlncc-st.. aud steal
ing property the amount Of $50. Mr. Dumbarli
saiu that h!s place had been robbed three tines
the last Fix weeks lie had every reason to believe
hat Moore broke into It the second time and was
eatrd an ms success that he fried it AGAIN justice
Waudc committed The burglar Tor trial, fixing bail
at $1,000.
FRAcIURlNG A SKULL WITH POOL BALI.
Richard herwin. ct Nc. JOY West twenty ninth
ST., and John Kenny, O. No. Gsl SiXth-ave., quar-
relied Saturday night IN beer shop m Fftieth-st
and c!Xtb-avc.. over game oi pool. They deter
mined 10 ght It out and went into TIE street Kcr-
winch he struck Kenny on the head. tractuung his
skull. Kenny Is now AT his home in dangerous I
condition. Monday evening hGrWIn was arrested | {
ciuct. ard yesterday IN the YorkVlle Police Court
be- was committed IN dcisnt of $500 bail to
await theIcsut Kenny injuries :
BROOKLYN.
Four policemen were dismissed from the forco by
Jourian yesterday for violations OF
duty on election day.
Diphthcria is increasing in Brooklyn and fears are
Hg OF the publlc schools. |
The evening SCHOOLS vera opened for the winter J.
Monday. About 1000 names were registered. Two
Yoqing HIGH schools viii be maintained, one in
each district Of the city.
TIE valuc Of real estate in BROOKLYN has increased
considerably within the last few months. More and 9
better buildings are gong mp than al any time for
many years. Most OF them are handsome brown
,one fronts" which will rent readily. {
As the result of an election wagerDavid Kliuck, I
Il the sixteenth Ward, was wheeled by II. Nathan
If Broadway and back Monday evening. Mr.. New >
nan wapcrcd that General Hancock would carry >
he Ward \ large crowd watched the performance. i
Martin knapp ace Gftv-fve of No. lI0 Hopbins- y
t.. was found dead IN his room, where he lived i
lOuc yesterday. he COroneTs jury iound than .
% had storved 70 death IIr was shoemaker by
lii country The other occupants of the house last
aw hiu on SATURDAY..
Mrs mary L. Wilson, who claimed to have been
:h1 was trying 10 lind friends IN the Eastern Dis
ret, assaulted by man ~ Broadway and Wal %
0n-st.. HOIday evening. Two passorS-bY rescued \
81 and vent with her 10 the thirteenth Precinct lc
tauon. where after she told her story, she tainted
nd taken 90 s.. Gatherings Hospital. She said +
c lost al her baggage and clothes IN the disaster
I'd was looking for Daniel Dorian her Oi0ther-n- to
lw. II,
JERSEY CITY. x
Adam J. Dittman, Herbert Stout and john Craven IL
ere reelected Commissioners of Assessments Mon
ay afternoon by the Board Of Public Works.
Francis DE Forest. age twcntv-onc II No. y ~
asadc-2yc.. fe! from the SIDE OF the PtnnsylyarIa
abroad frryb0at, John :. ID lrcv, while washing r.
Indows yesterday, and was drowned.
NEWARK. -
Mrs Neimann. wife of Emlnuel Ncimann. "a well. h
nown retired rabbi. fell deaf In flanc-5t. az 4 Al
clock Yesterday afternoon. She was SiNty-thrco
'urs OF age. po
4 petition will he presented 10 the Court Of Par III
d. for continuation Of thc sentence m the cases
Franz Lammens and Mrs. Mclcrhoefer. pro- 81