New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-12

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c 1s0 french S. cns Ss
Hop,eBOyd WINCHESTER and i Heny a. 81 vermont
tsT1a Hos,-TS William L"ushridse' OF 'o""
and W. W. Armstrong, OF CIeve'a"d'
NEw-Y0RK
White soutache embroidery is used on the newest
bathing suits.
"'Other Fools for sale here" is the suggesti'e
Inscription ON n Broadway sign.
Turkish towelng Is the material most in favor Tor
tho large bathing cloak that Is considered indispen-
sable this Summer
FULTON MARKET AS a SUMMER ETsoRTi .,,ot
oysters ~ has now become " Ilo! for +. NJ. water
melonsr Hundreds of parched, threats are re;
freshed daily by large slices direct from Tue ice
BASE USES OF TANNERS FAST.
Tho practical New York storekceper has already
begun to utilize Dr. Tanners experiment. ~ III.
Tanner took square meal here before e ..,,
IF, fast" is the announcement on uo""to"n io''
taurant"
PICTURED ROCKS ~ FULTON STREET. , =,
Enterprisng bootblacks have utilized me piles OF
new paving stones IN Fnlton-st Tor advertising pui
poses, and have ornamented them WIN various
signs aud business announcements, artlsuc VI o'h-
crwise In execution.
AWAKENED WITH CRASH.
A laqer-beer truck on Friday last sirnek n'ru
Avenue car at One-hundred-a nd-twenty-iourtn-st;
The crash broke the dashboard OF the car strained
the axle of the truck, and awoite the driver, VINO
had previously been sound asleep.
Belts are a conspicuous feature OF the new cos
times, and are growing wider and wider. They are.
in cases, wide enough TO require SIX anu elso
buttons to fasten them Some are. snIrreu' son'
laid in folds and others are perfectly paiti'
GARMENTS OF EXCEEDING BREvITY.
Gentlemen's English walking coats have been
growing shorter and shorter every year. ana ~ ast
have become SD extremely short that they TOOK 10
fine npiritiated as il they belonged to younger
brothers. and had been borrowed for the occasion.
DIsCHARGING CARGoFs AT QUARANTINE.
Two steamships aud five large sqnare-ilegod
vessels from Southern ports were nc aDcnor veS'er-
day at the Upper Quarantine ground. tn hOpolus
Reef, waiting to discharge their calpoes INTO
lighters oetoro being allowed 10 come up TO the CITY,
THROWING HIS WIFE DOWN STAIRS
Michael McGovern. In drunken fit Of rage. sat
urday night threw his wife, Rosa, down stairs at
No SO West Thrty-scventh-st, where they iiveu,
breaking her leg. The woman was taken to the
Roosevelt HOSPITAL. and the brutal husband was com
mitted at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
TO wait the result of her injuries.
FRESH MEAT GOING TO EUROPE
The shipments of fresh meat to Europe during the
mast week are the largest on record for one week.
the number of live cattle alone being 800 Oh
which 4S2 head shipped Friday on steamships
on record for any previous week were tor the week
ending May 81. the total number OF 1--we cattle
being 37!7 The OF the past week iI
beef, 100 head of live sheep, ,OS5 carcasscs OF
mutton and 115 dressed hogs.
BROOKLYN.
Permits fer the erection or twenty new pulIulDRs
were granted last week.
Many persons were in Prospect Park yesterday
afternoon when the ram began TO tall. andhurledly
sought shelter. The street running 10 the park
were throngcd for a long tlne
In the absence of Henry l.. Leeds of No. 434
Pacific-st and mis- family IN the country his house
was entered by burg ars between Friday night ana
Yesterday morning, aud clothing and Jeweriy worth
$3.50 wee TAKEN
While John Echolnd age twenty, of No. 81 Full
Slppuln0
terday morning, he fell off and struck UPON the
roof of the house adjoining. twenty ieet below. HIS
injuries serious and he was remoYou 10 the
Long Island College Hospital
The police of the Second Precinct yesterday ar
rested Michael and Bridget DonOhue, OF No. 1913
CiOldst., who are charged by Martin Moran. OF NO.
fire some paper and Old rope III tic basement.
Moran also alleges that the prisoners assaulted hun
when he discovered them in his house.
NEWARK.
Eliza Cull1ns eighty years old, Of No. 101 Van
Buren-st is reported TO be missing.
A row boat apparently without IN occupant was
observed yesterday afternoon Heating down the
Passaic River neir the pennsylvania Railroad
bridge. boy rowed ont from the commercial
dock. and found that q man was lying PROSTATE IN
the boat. iDsensible. He flowed the boat To TIE
deck, when it was found the man was sunstruck.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN COvE.-The recent census gives Glen Cove
a population of 4,G36. an increase of 1000 in ten
years.
NoRTnPORT.-Th oyster suits brought BY the
town have been decided by Judge Cook in its favor.
The decision also decides against tho validity OF
the leases rs given by the town authorities, they
beng simply privilege conveying no estate to the
land under water.
PATCHoGUE.-.John B:nnsford. of Patchoguc, while
fishing III the Great South Bay, few days agO, with
a fly net, noticed number OF PROPOSES Judging
that there were fish in the vicinity, he put he net
around. and in enc haul caught one porpolSe, one
shark and 600 bueiiSh.
COLLEGE POIST.-lIenrv Gay, about fifteen years
old. OF College Point, Friday attempted 70 swim
from the shore TO boat anchored short distance
out He was seized with cramps, sank Immediately,
and was drowned. UnaYailing search has since
been made for the body.
STATEN ISLAND.
| TOMtKINsvILLF. - Richard Keys yesterday
| jumped from spring-boaIi IN the path at Iomp-
| knsvillc ard dislocated his knee He would have
| been drowned had not some friends gone TO his
|
| CurroN.-Alfred Marks, the Young man who is
| under arrest in BROOKLYN charged with swlndng n
number OF persons III that city, Is believed be the
| same person who few days ago called at The office
! If Never & Bachman, the Clifton brewers, and had
5000 in bills changed for silver After be left the
| office the boOkkeeper suspected something wrong
| and went in pursuit OF him. lie found him at the
ferry landing The man at ficst WIS inclined not to
return the silver and receive back ha bills but he
finally did so an being threatened with arrest. He
| then hurried OH board of the boat.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
| IIAsrINGs.-Sfgs Isabella Carpente census emu
mcrator for Hastings. reports the population OF that
| village ut l,2OO
NRw-RoCnELLE.-A boy nam-l Devcau. age
about fifteen whose relatives live at NewRochclle,
was holding bottle containing some powder on
| Monday last. Ii exploded III some unexplained
| manner, and n piece of the glass severed tie main
artery of one of the boys legs. He died Oh Thurs