New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
NEW.YORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY
| Tho fayorite silk handkerchief IS black with
| polka dots OF white
The body of q male infant was found in West
ffty-ninth-st. last night, ana sent
| TO the Mor0ue by the police.
Long pointed hoods lined with contrasting
color are now worn on sufIOutS anu whining -'""''
| and even upon basques.
| The bandsomest carriage parasols in pale
shades Of color, edged with ostrich feather fringe
| tipped with marabout.
The handkerchief costumes are much moro SUIT
able for children than for ladies', ana Wheh 'dsOe
| fully made are very pretty.
HAND-PAINrFD FANS.
pretty new fan IS Of black feathers haha-
painted in reeds and feathery grasses. Inc SUCKS
are Of ivory and each Is painted tiny bunch OF
forget-me-nots.
FAULTY SEWER CONNECTIONS.
During heavy storms the streets In inc neighpor,
mood of One-hundred -and-t went y-second-Si. anu
Thrdave. miniature rivers, and the cellars are
| flooded. owing to faulty connections WIN the
sewer.
John Mcdonald, deck-hand on the tug boat
Ewett quarrelIed last night with John Mcclellan.
of No 400 Cherry-st., and was shot by Mcclellan
IN the hand He was sent to the Chambers oIeee
Hospital. Mcclellan escaped.
KILLED BY SLIPPING FROM HER MOTHERS Arms
A little girl namcd Jane Fa5ina was bong held by
her mother at Che thlrd-stOry wlIdOw or NO 80
Ridge-St, yesterday afternoon, and by some acct
dent slipped and fell into the street beiow She was
killed by the fall.
STRUCK ON TIE HEAD BY AN Ofslf R-sHbLi|.
Some unknown person threw an Oyster-sheIi az
Danies laborcr OF No 81 Bleecketst early
yesterday Horaisg, ~ he was walking ihIongn
First-st. " struck him on the head and inflicted
wound so severe as 30 render his removal To st,
Vincent Hospital necessary.
BROOKLYN.
More structures are building at South Brooklyn
at present than at auy time the last live years.
Thieves stole 500 in Jewelry from the house Of j.
V. Causon, No. 100 Brldge-st., Saturday night.
In a dispute yesterday morning at n-iane,
and Prospect-st., Dennis Foley OF No: 27S fork-st.
shot George Robinson, of No. I'D Prospect st., IN
the neck. The wound was not serious
The verdict of the COrOner's jury in the case of
DR.. Thomas Manson, who hanged himself IA Pros
pect Park September L. attributed the deed to tenn
porary alteration OF mind
While putting coal upon the fire in range vester
dav morning Matilda Freddie age thirty, OF No. 1853
Adcphi-st., severely burned, her Gro hes catch
Ing fire. She taken TOR treatment TO the Long
Island College Hospital
An Inquest will be held by Coroner Simms In
Brooklyn, Thursday III regard To the cause or the
death OF Francisco NIsimardO, an ialah' age
thlrty OF No. President-s which, II Is suspected,
was caused By an overdose of morphine. given
by physician.
John Firmbeck, of No 81 Suyvesant-avr., was ar
rested nt an early hOnr vesteTd " morning. for yio-
IatIon of the Excise law. Officer ORcllly, of the
Ninth Precinct ordered him to close the bar, when
be assaulted the officer, who had to get assistance
to make the arrest.
Youthful highwayman, Patrick Mccormack,
age eleven. of No. Lltte-st, was arrested yester-
day for stopping small boys, who were on their way
to the public bath at the foot of Brldgest, and TAX
ing from their pockets whatever valuables he found
therein. His career for the present ends in the
Second Precinct Station.
While under the influence Of liquor last evening
Charles Hofstadrcr, of NO. 142 Richardson-St..
threw bottle at his wife. 1t missed her, but
struck his little daughter Lizzie, age four, ntctng
three wounds III her face. I0fstadter then jumped
from the first floor window to the ground, and re-
ceIvod a slight scalp wound. He wa. arrested aud
locked up III the Sixth Precinct Station.
The BODY of a man found Oft Merchants
Stores ut the foot OF Vandyke-st. yesterday
morning. The apparent age of the man was thirty
five years. and his he ght five feet five inches lie
had dark hair, sandy mOustache and goatee, and
was dressed III black coat and diagonal walstcoat,
pairs OF plaid trousers, two shirts and red stock
ings.
Joseph Z. U'Nell. age thirt y-tnree, recently en-
poyed by A. j. Heany, a pawnbroker IN Atlantic-sr,
was arrested at midnight FrCay IN this city,
on a charge of rObblug his employer Of $40. In
his possession were found II 50 90, silver watch,
gold cham, cameo ring and IevO yer. he had
new suit of clothes He was turned over to Captain
Leary, of the third Precinct. for examination by
Justice A. Ferry.