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

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| Tbere aro ten Chinese laundries in Chatham-st.
| The fallen leaves in Central Park are used for
| fertlZiDg purposes.
hideous Indian in full war paint distributes CIR
| culars in Uni0n-Square 80
| AT the present rate of building, vacant lois VIII
| soon disappear in Harlem.
An uptown barber shop rejoices IN the hlgh sounu
| ing name of " Salon de Couture"
| The sunny seats in City Hall Park were well pat
| ronized yesterday by people of LEISURE
| The exterior of the new Dutch Reformed Church
| at Fifteth-st. and Seventll-ave. Is finished.
| East Tbjrty-ninth-st., which has been In a bad
| condition for long time, Is being repaven'
| Handkerchief suits of wooden materials are as
| stylish as the Bingham ones OF last summed
| Undertakers shops are moro numerous In Car
| mne-st than in any other street In the CITY.
| The Grace Church Home is now completed and
| only needs furnishing to tit 1t tor occupation.
| The large display of turkeys in Washington Mar
| ket indicates tho approach of Thanksgiving Day.
The benches in the parks during the past two
| DAYS have been filled again by their summe occu-
| pants.
Five lots mt the southeast corner of Tenthave and
Onehundred and-ffty -irst-st. have just been sold
| for $4,000
In some parts of the streets in the Italian quarter
| the pavement is completely buried by the accumu-
| lation OF filth and DIRT.
The water in the drinking fountains in some OF
| the city parks has become offensive because tne
| basins are not properly cleaned
| From the appearance of many downtown fruit
stands Yesterday it evident that alarge consgn-
| ment OF Malaga grapes had arrived.
Over 800 cups of coffee and an unlimited quantity
| of cruerS given out by the Women5 Christian
! Temperance Union In Harlem. election day.
Books of the plays performed by Mile. Bernhardt,
but differing materially IN text from her edition.
| are sold nightly IN front OF BoOtns theatre
The Manhattan Athletic Club will give its ANIMAL
| games on Thanksgiving Day. There will be twelve
events of a varied and interesting character.
Passengers on the elevated roads in the evening
are often put To great inconvenience by the lndis-
tinct manner in which the stations are called out
Souare toed English shoes with broad soes and
fat heels are riorc fashionable for ladies' wear
than the uncomfortable pointed shoes with hlgh
narrow heels
The following sign shocks orthodox orthography
in a downtown street: :" Dot ish der Blaze to got
| Cash for Old Nose Papers and Something's else. Dot
ish so. Come und see."
| FROM THE WRECK OF THE RUODE ISLAND.
Three chairs from the saloon of the Rhode Island
were found foa ting in the East River at the foot OF
| 112th-st Tuesday night. The name OK the steamer
| was stamped on the chairs.
A FIT SUBJECT FOR A FUNERAL,
Every requisite for funerals" Is sign displayed
| in front OF an uptown undertakers store An ema-
ciated tramp entered yesterday and inquired il the
notice included the corpse. coffin was swiftly Sc
| lected for him but he escaped.
A COLLEGE FRATERNITY CONVENTION.
| The regular convention of the college fraternity
Chapter, No. go Broadway. November Is, ~ and
20. The fifty fourth anniversary dinner Will take
| place at DelmonlcOs on the I9tn.
ROBBERY IN LAWRENCE, MASS.
The Superintendent of Police was informed yes
terdav that the house of Frederick Butler of Law
renee. Mass, bad been robbed on the night OF No
| yember 6. Considerable jewelry was stolen. a
reward offered Tor the apprehension OF tho thieves
swINDIING CAREER CUT SHORT.
On the complaint of Rauch " Co, of No. 255
| BroOme-st., that some one was collecting money
their agent, detectives yesterday arrested julius
Tynberg who claims to b. pedler, ana VINO was
identified as having swlndled several other hrms.
DESERTED AND DESTITUTE.
Mrs Elizabeth Krahn, an immigrant by the
steamship Yandaa, September II, applied to the
day. Her husband went to Houston. Texas. about
| n month ago and before going pawned even her
bedding. She has not heard from him and Is destl-
| tute.
LECTURES FOR THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
The Cartwright course of medical lectures
open to the medical profession under the
| direction of the Alumni Association of the Col
lrgc of PHYSICIANS and Surgeons will be given in
Association Hall. at 4tI-aye. aud 23l -st. The at
tendance Is too large for the college hall where the
| course was begun.
| A TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR CANADA.
The articles of incorporation of a telephone COM
pany the object of which Is TO establish telephone
| system IN the Dominion of Canada, filed III the
County Clerks Office yesterday. The capital stock
| amounts to 81 600. 900, and the cOrDOrat0Ts are
| Julius Cayser Adoph Schwab and Francis A.
| kiemm, of Ncw|fOrk, ana Lewis DAVIS, OF MOh-
treal, Canada.
INQUEST on AN ELECTION DAY MURDER
| The inauest was held Yesterday IN the case of
| Henry CbTlsiman, a German bOx-inaker, who was
clubGed TO death on the nIght OF election day, in II
fight with n band of ruitanS who insisted on feeding
| n bonfire with neighbours front stoop Char les
Steckmeyer, alias Smith, was held Tor the murder
on his own confession ana was committed to the
| TOmbs. He pleaded seli-dcfence
ARRESTED FOR STEALING FROM HIS EMPLOYERS.
| X l. Seaman & Co.. dealers in naval stores at No.
80 Burling-slip have for some time past known that
they were being steadily robbed but were unable
TO detect the thief. Under the guidance OF In
spectnr Byrncs, yesterday Roundsman CosgToye ar
rested Charles II. Emo. a &c nineteen collector for
the firm VINO confessed that no had stolen S392 in
all. He was locked up at Police Headquarters.
FORGING CHECK on NATIONAL BANK.
Jacob Lippman was arrested at No. 1863 Third.
ave. this morning by Detective OC0nUOr of the
Central Office, on complaint OF John GaFtlan, of No.
false token purpOrtinE to be check on the BoWery
National Bank, signed 10y Philip Quinan, OF No.
27I Fourth-st., dated October 80 Llppman de
frauded him of $l5. He was taken before Justice
Patterson Yesterday at the Tombs, aud was required
to furnish bonds IN 5000 TO answer
RELATIVES FOUND IN 4 PECULIAR r. MANNER
| The publication of the wrongs of Eliza Doll, the
German immigrant girl who II is all eged was tOrci-
bly, detained IN disorder!y house in Canal-st, has
led to the discovery of her long lost relatives whom
she has sought IN VAN IN ms CITY. The wife OF
Richard R0escr, butcher az No. us SecOnd-ave.,
visited her in the House of Detention yesterday,
and proved to BE- the missing cousin. lhe gu VIII
Lecome "A member OF her family as soon as the trial
of her alleged abductors has taken place.
BROOKLYN.
For the week ending November deaths, 253
births go; marriages. 10.
The bodyof stl-born child was found floating in
the Gowanus Canal yesterday and was taken to the
| Third Precinct Station.
Workmen engaged in digging a cellar ut No. 1875
Columbia Heights, directly opposite the house %
Henry Ward Beccher. found ~ the excavation yes
ierday afternoon three skulls and several other
human bones, which had evidently been in the
ground a long while. They were removed to the
First Precinct Police Station.