New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
NETWORK CITY.


dIpuilied by the title of swimming academies
"E. Pv sends 50 for Mrs. James Fagan. of No "a
| GansevOOrt-st., who has six children anu ls uoS'-
tutc.
bridesmaids wear white gypsy hats with walls,
and carry their prayor-books and large bOuquets
in their hands.
A raccoon of unusual size attracts many spectators
| by his rapid movements IN his cage III front Oh
| Fulton-s store.
littlc boy and girl about eight and ten years OF
aye had their hands full III leading their druhKeh
| father up South-s. Yesterday.
Giulia Perc. child of ltallan parents. , age
eighteen months died Yesterday ut No II Mot-S''
! from scalds received by accident
Henry Wekcr, the Young barkeODGr whom grict
over the death Of hIs Grandmother Grove ~ SUI
| eide died yesterday in the German Hospital.
| In cxravating for the foundations of a new build
| ing at William and Pinests, n layer of sand has
been struck of good quality for binding purposes.
| CAPS FOR LITTLE MATDENs.
The pretticst caps for little girls made OF bands
OF tucked muslin alternating with rows % oI me IN
serton, finished on the edge with t"li pieaI'nH o'
MUCH NEEDED CHANGE.
| Hereafter passengers on the elevated roads VIII
he rcuurrd 10 1pprsit their tickets in box situated
between he ticket office and tho platform, before
entering the tram.
| TIE LATEST DEVICE IL BONNE1s.
Tho wide strings now worn on all bOnnetS are
| drawn through the brals on the top OF the crown,
and are then brought down to the edge OF the Drin
| and held by pretty ornament.
| NOT ~ A CONDI1ION To LEAVE HOME.
was Tennrtrd missing Yesterday from his home No
| | South FIftl-ayc lie Disappeared on June anu
| il IL feared il wandering about drrangcd. lie mas
| a full gray beard and mlstachc, and a llorld COM
| peXion.
RELIEF FOR DESTITUTE SICK CHILDREN.
| The Sick Childr.n's Mission begins to-day TO
furnish mrdical tendance. medicine, ana n0urlsl-
| ing food To thr sick children of the poor AppIlca-
| tl1lIs for relief should be made at the ChIldrrns
| Aid Sucictys new building ut East BrOauway ana
| GOuVcrnGur-st.
| A FAMILY WITHOUT A HEAD.
Tho wife and five children of Daniel Burke,
Boston bricklaycr. who started to come to TINS city
on Friday, are at Police Headquarters 'awaIing an
ownrr" rhcy become separated from linrk" ut me
| beginning of the journey, and reached TINS city
whout having f"uLd him.
sHoRTFR HOURS FOR GROCERY CLERKS.
The grocery clerks have been largely successful
hours of work. An additional list, signed by 500
Alorckccpcrs has been received by which they agree
10 close heir stores after july l. at % clock r. Hl
and at . on Sunday mornings.
| srABHING TWO BRnTHTRs
Sebastian Kiuzig. who ON Sunday night stabbed
! Frederick ami Grorgc Meyer in a saloon i'll One
| committed in the Harlem Police Court yesterday in
| ~ 600 ball to await Indictment. George Meyer IL
sad To be- in a dangerous condition.
70 LuxG BRANCH BY STEAMER OR ny RAIL:
| Ample ARRANGEMENTS nave been made by the New
jersey Central Railroad for Long Branch travel
Trains will now 20 daily hy The al;raii route az
5I:5 80, o. | l:J n. M, and 1880 3::|O. i. 5:l5
and D. ln.. and hy the Bay route ut u, 0:2O lO;I5
H. H., and 1:l0 :I:iJ and p m.
| DECLINE II BREADSItFIS.
| The htcal-tuii- market generally lower yes
! trrdav and prices on the Produce Exchange met
with a sharp decline. Flour was from 10 to -
! cents barrel lower wheat was from To 2 cents
| lower a buSlrl. and corn declined from l. to -
| cents q bushr The export demand was very light,
there beng few orders and these were for steam
room, which was scarce. they checked the demand.
ATTACHED. ny TWO HIGmwAYMEN.
Charles j. Murphy. of !iivcdac. was assaulted on
Torh.G % im Hr9 Of witch aud chaiu after -roming hun
| and stabhIng him III TIA" hcHd several tunes. lie
reported tn r"hh"ry to the police VINO few hours
after arrested Jamrs Murphy. age t"Gnt v-"nc. ana
james Mcdonald. agr eighteen. both abnr"rs, who
were identified as the highwnymcn. They were
| lnrkcd mp il the fremont IOir station. HE stolen
watch was returned I" the police
4 wEII-KNowN THIrF ARRESTED.
James l)olan was arrested Yesterday by Rounds-
| Iaynish, of 80. 23l East Twrnty-thlrl-st. of a
! vauahlc watch. III Il Twcnty-thIrd-st. car Cos
| grove urTc>trd him on SlXth-lvo. Mr. l.aNhlSl.
who Is II steward at D"lmonicn's promptly indrnti-
fled him. Another comp lanani turned M unrX-
prclrdy with similar charge in Hugh l,akcy Of
No. 20 Wnvcrlry- who stated that D!lan stole
! hi, watch an Eightl-St car He, too. dcntiiird
| Dolan. who was 10, trd up a Police Headquarters
| BROOkLYN.
During the ,vacation months the Polytechnic In
4tltutr to ho repaired; Workmrn are now en-
| gagged in tearing down the eastern cud where an
| addition to the school will be built.
Smith Cornwall. age forty-two, Of south First-st.
near Eigth-ot., l.. d.. was drowned last evening
while bathing IN the East River al the foot of South
| Slxth-st The body was recovered and takrn home.
jerome Brown. who was arrested on Saturday as
the alleged theft of several sets ol harness which
! had been stolen from a stable in Fall River Ma>s
! was drnlliird Yesterday ~ man who was arrested
| i'm Hrnnl,Iyn january |. 1873, for n burglary in
Iuchii.ld Conn. for winch he was tried and scn-
tcnrrd To seven years III the state Prison at Wctl-
crslicd. Com. After serving eight months hc made
| his escape. .,,..,.,, ,,,,.,,
Mrs. William Brorkscrn was seriously injured
sunday 10y being thrown from carriage in Pear
sall-avc
Jarucs Gray, 4 vaerlnt crawlcd into the doorway
of - house IN Van Worst ST. yesterday morning and
died III fit.
Mary J. Cmlcy, age tlnrty four, disappeared from
thr home "I her cmHl"yrr Mr Morgan, ut No. -
| Fourtl-st. on June :. and has not been heard ot
she had been in Mr. MorGanS family twenty-five
| year.
The body Of the man found drowned Sunday at
thr foot Of Westinghouse WAS identified Yesterday
as that "t John DImgrr age thrty-iivc, al No. GJl
Bergen Point road. who had been missing for
| cral days.
Linn b. Francis. II census cnumcrator
! rrInr.cd Yesterday that the family of Charles
MichcIl Of 80 :|29 Warr"n-'t., was dying from tho
want of fond and medical aid. Both MIchcll and
| hIs WIFE seriously III with rOn sumption, and
thrIrsiX children had been without food for twenty
| fonr hours. Ii" rooms occupied by the family were
| uImo.t entirely destitute of furniture.
NEWAEK.
Forty y-scyrn deaths were reported last week.
| Patrick q ruolr. who gave himself up on Sunday
to the rolirc. and announced that he had caused the
death of his wife, WIS found TO be- insane with
| drink. HIS wife died from natural causes.
August Mokrr, Of No. 373 South Nnth-st., re-
| UoItcd yesterday that hs brother. Christopher
| Mokrr, who arrived from Germany two months ago
! had brcn missing since Tuesday of LAST week.
NEW-JERSEY.
GUITENBERG-The remains of the aged German.
! who hanged himself to tree IN MrrkS Woods
near tuttrnhrrg. last Friday morning were drnli-
| fled yesterday as those o Ernest lIaur. lie lived
with his family ut No. Az West Thrty-sevcnth-st.,
| Ncw-YOrk
PATrRsuN-Edward Sangston. of Ne. II Temple
| st.. has been missing for several weeks He WAS
| formerly employed boOkkceper by j. {. Todd
d Co.. nacnniSts at 40. 10 l}ircay-st.. ew-YOrk,
and at the time of his disappearance had in his
nnsal.salnn nhnnL 5000. Mhich Ind hrrn nnh 10 him