New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
NETWORK CITY.

" Is. W. " sends % Tor me Seaslue Sahitdi"h"'
Ronge Adrianope" Is the red cotton cloth Tor
stylish seaside costumes.
On the top Of the left shoulder is the new resting
place for Iady's bouquet
Rough straw round hats that cost only % cents
are trimmed for shade hats.
When observed at distance, the innumerabe
telegraph wires crossing Broadway present the ap-
pearance of mammoth cobwebs.
A special policeman is detailed in Printing House
Square to keep the many fruit vendors moving
about and out of the way OF the passing trucks anu
wagons.
"M 81 sends S3 for John II. Bush the hero OF
the Seawanhakn disaster. teshmoniai dramatic
benefit for his relief will be given at Harlem Music
Hall on August ~.
HOT GOALS FROM AN ENGINE.
Fonr or five large red hot Goals fell from an ele-
v9ted railroad engine at Park place last evening
Fortunately TO one was struck by them. They re-
manned bright upon the street for some time.
PEDDLING IN ROwBoATs.
Peddling becomes peculiar when III taxes 10 me
water. Men with rOwboats, heavily laden win
melons fruit and vegetables, go around among the
vessels at anchor III the Bay and DO brisk business
with the sailors.
DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER.
Axel AbrahamsOn, sailor from the Havana
tai at $50 a. nI Yesterday from yellow fever. His
body will be buried by the Quarantine Commits
siOners this morning.
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT BRIDGE.
The persons occupying the premises at Nos
81 and % Chatham-st. have received an order to
vacate the buildings by Saturday night, as the
managers of the Bridge Will have men at work
Monday tearing them dOwf.
MIDSUMMER FLOW ERs IN THE PARKS.
The late rains have caused n rich luxuriance In
the midsummer flowers in the parks. the parti-
cOOred beds IN Union Square are very attractive,
especially when compared with the human flowers
that adOrn the surrounding benches.
DTATH OF COTTON MERCHANT.
Superintendent Powers, of the Cotton Exchange
stating that J. II. Baggett, a member OF the Ex-
change, died on Tuesdly. Mr. Baggett was at Lake
Mahopac on vacation with his family
MARROW WAY IN FULTON-sT
Workmen at last have begun to transfer the pyra-
mds of stone on Fultyn-s near the Jerry, from the
sidewalk into the pavement. Meanwhile tor the
greater part of the street the way for the
pedcS rian, and many there are tnat prefer to walk
il the broad road between the cnrbstones.
GIRL INCRNDIARIEs IN COURT.
Addie Titus, Sarah Oakley and Annie Lamb
were arragned in General Sessions yesterday for
known as the House of the Holy Family, second
ave. Addie Titus pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to the Psnltentlary for four years and the Others
were sent to the House OF the Good Shepherd for
completely.
ACCUSED OF FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.
William &. FOnn was charged before Justice
Smith, Yesterday at the TOmbs Police Court, on
complaint of Thomas McCOmb, of No. 80 B0wery,
with having, by means of false approximation, OBJ
tanned gold watch from HIM, Of the value OF T4S,
on April 10. Othcr complaints of similar nature
were made against HIM, and he was held IN default
of $1,000 BAH.
THE Immigrants AT CASTLE GARDEN
The employees of Castle Garden were not permitted
TO bask lazly IN the rotunda. or to seek the cool
breezes OF the bay on the landing pier yesterday.
They sweltcred IN the sutry atmosphere during the
entire dav, receiving and sending away the 1884
immigrants who landed-14S coming from |
Hamburg on the FrsIa 292 on the PcreIe from |
llayre, and 22i on the Algeria from Liverpool.
DISAPPOINTED STRIKERS.
About twenty of the fremen and cOal-heavers of |
the Fall River Line concluding that they could sue
coed in a demand for higher wages. tried the ex. |
pertinent yesterday and were disappointed. Tney |
were giyan To understand that they could continue |
at the wages they receiving OF be discharged.
They chose the latter course, and III a few minutes
substitutes were employed and tie boats sailed on
time.
AN OFFICER ACcgsED OF MIscoNDucr.
At the police trals', yesterday Mrs. Blanche $. |
Watson, who lives in the apartment hon5e at No. |
go Sixth-ave, charged Officer Savage of the |
Precinct, with having entered her |
rooms on July II and accused her of throwing |
live cat from the window into the street. She |
charged that he acted in a very rude manner and |
that he used protane language. The officer denied
the charge. The decision III the case was reserved.
ENTERING A STEAMER TO STEAL.
William Rimmcr, age twenty-tour, of No. $50 |
charged by Charles Thompson, |
of the steamship Bengal, before Justice Smith
tertav at the lomb5 Police Court, with having IN |
PRODUCED himself into the cabin of the steamer, at
Pier No. 40 East River Tuesday, with the intent
$3.50 He detected in the act by Officer o. eary
of the Steamboat Squad. Bail was required in |
$1,000.
Samuel Cochcuthal. of Montreal, Canada, informed /
Justice Murray. at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday afternoon that he had lost $73 |
was sent with Cochentha to the place, but no evil
lence of gambling could be found. In the street !
the officer arrested John Landon at the instance of
Cochenthal as the dealer OF the bank Justice Muir
ray discharged Landon, whom Cochenthal could not |
positively identity.
BROOKLYN.
Seven men are in Raymond Street Jail awaiting
trial upon the charge of murder In the first degree.
The number of deaths reported to the Board Of |
Health last week was III, of marriages. ~, of
births ~
Commissioner of Police Jourlan yesterday dis
missed Officer John Conlon of the Eighth Sab
Precinct, for drunkenness while on duty on July %.
Clerks i'm the rooms of the Police Department are
informed by placards put up by order of Commits
,iouer J0urdan that they must not talk politics in /
the Offices.
Objection has been made by Martin Schoomaker,
If the town of GraYesend to the payment by the
own of the charges for the opening of Surl-aye
low constructing upon Coney island. The counsel
or the town declared that the are leglti-
nate and a charge upon the town.
An alternative mandamus. issued by Judge Bar
lard, was served upon Auditor zimmerman yeSter-
lay. recurring him to audit the clam for. salary
Jerk of the Police Board during the muddle by an
ointment of eX-COmmissioners LEIGH and Pyburn
II show for refusal on Saturday, bef0.c Judge
Barnard, III P0ughkeepSe.
JERSEY CITY.
CatharIne Crommns, two years old fell from the |
Ourth-stOry window of the tenement house No. I69
'enih-st., yesterday morning and was instantly |
lied.
James Porter. n aborer in the employ of the Cen
raj Railroad of New-Jcrsey, arrested Yesterday
n a complaint made by his wife. Mrs Porter who
ives iii Boston. charges that her husband deserted
or after rObblng her of 5000.
NEW-JERSEY.
WEST HoBoKEN.-At a meeting Of the Board of