New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Sashes arc worn with nearly all new costumes
Scarf.like draperies are on late imported cos
| tunes.
Peaches of the season of 1880 have disappeared
| from the market.
est. Lewiso -four is advertised in Third-ave'
| grOccrS window.
Deaths last week, COO; births 552; marriages,
| 900. The police arrested 12l7 persons.
Fringe and bands made of loops of chenille are In
favor and make "a soft and pretty trimming
Building ia increasing in the annexed district
One contractor has over 100 houses IN mana.
Embroidered cashmere in patterns of five yards
each is sold for trimming PLAIN cashmere dresses.
Men and bows can still be seen bathing az the piers
along the East River despite the chIliness OF tue
| water
Filling and grading One-hundred-and twenty
ifthst. from Ninth-aye. to the DouIeVard aro !"
| progress.
The hot water from the engines on the elevated
roads often ruins womans silk dress or mans
| best coat.
Short dress skirts are made fuller this winter than
before. and tho drapery Is all more Vi io''
| /" boufant."
New trouserings" in Bowery tailoT's window
are labelled Superb" Oddly enough Southern
| gray predOminafes.
The body of young woman about twenty years
old was found in the North River yesterday She
| was dressed IN brown.
The attempt Of Chinaman to master the Yankee
| ACCOMPLISHMENT OF WhlStlinQ is something lcdIIui
| and wonderful to hear and behold.
The farmers, who have been accustomed to use
| part of Fourteenth-st. as n market are now pre-
| vented by the vigilance OF the police.
Thomas Doan. of Third-ave. and 0ne-hund Ore
and thlrtIeth-st.. drowned IN the iudsoh CiVcr
Monday. His body was found yesterday.
Pen and ink sketches by Sarah Bernhardt are
displayed III the Park Theatre. They represent
scenes in which the divine slnuosGy appears.
The average weight of newspaper matter for
warsied from the New-York Post Office during the
past three months was twenty-five tons day
The sunken lots betw zen One hundrcd-and forty
eighth and ed-and-fty iirSt-sts. and Sew
enth and Eighth-aves. have been hlled up ana
aimed.
The steps of the CITY Hall Station OF the Elevated
Railroad are crowded just before p m by persons
waiting for the rate OF fare to be changed from III
to D cents.
Mrs. Tom-R-JOn. mother of Revenger and Retalia-
ton has blossomed ont in Broadway again with Il
new suit. She is particular proud OF the cut OF
her treasers.
| ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEIfoN C0URr-MARTiAL;
| The Nelson court-martial Yesterday received the
testimony of Major II. X Miner Sth infantry; as
| to the good character of the accused man. lbc
Court after reading and correcting the records al
journed until November 10.
| SEARCHING FOR A MISSING WIFE.
Denis Ryan former employee of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad who two years ago was comp lied 10 go
to England for his health IS searching the city Tor
his wife, Margaret, who IN his absence i0und en-
ployment as Il servant girl and whom he cannot
now fnd.
NOT YET ACCUSTOMED TO IT.
Vincent Mayoiski. shoemaker at No All East
Seyenty-sixth-st., who has repeatedly charged po-
licemen with clubbing. him, comDlained yesterday
to Superintendent WailIng that lie had Deen ciuDDed
oga,n Lv two uolicemeu. VINO dragged lin from his
own stoop and abused hlm shamefuliy. Inc matter
Will be Investigated.
NOT RECEIVED At THE HOSPITAL.
John Bcerng, a sailor, just arrived from New
Orleans became i'll with fever Tuesday In his board
ing-house, at No. 1856 Frankfn-st. he died III the
| that he was refused admission to the Bellevue and
Chambers Street Hospitals for fear that nc mad yell
low fever. 1t proved to be Chagres fever.
ANNIvERsARY OF ST. LUKE'5 BOMF.
| The anniversary exercises of st. Likes Home for
INDECENT Christian Females, at Madison-aVe. ana
Eighty-ninth-st., will take place tomorrow at =
n m in the Church of the Beloved Disciple, ad-
Joining the Home. The institution Will be open to
visitors from o'clock. Fancy and useful articles,
many of them the work of the inmates, Will be
offered for sale.
3 MRS. LAvGnErN HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Justice Morgan, in the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon; held Mr.: louisa LtngDeIn'
fauIr of 80 900 on two charges of assault and bat
fery. On Sunday, September ID, Mrs LangDein
threw not water on AnrahSm Enocn' age nine, OF
No 1O1 NorfOlk-st and Philip MOTIFS, SIX years oil
age of No. 107 NOrlOlk-st Ball was furnished.
DRIVEN FROM THE PROFESSION BY OLD AGE,
! Dr. Herman Muir, of No. 81 kivmgton-st., has
been gradually growing blind Tor some time. Yes
tcrday death certificate issued by hum was received
at the Bureau OF Vital Statistics Accompanying 1t
, was the following nOtG 10 INC hcelSttI, NIttlNH
, with dull pencil across scrap oil paper 1T
= Nacie-Dcar SRI am now entirely blind, and
a could not write the certificate mysdlf. write tins
note without seeing anything, II IL my last case,
os | am to retire, and probably to be operated
un0np The rest Of the notice, save the name
Herman Muhr, was Illegbe.
BROOKLYN
| Jobn Waltor age thIrtV-fye, of No. 1871 Stagg
{ ST. IN a quarrel on June % knocked down Michael
4 Uirich. whose head struck on the sidewalk. Yes
!. terday morning Ulrch died from his injuries anC
Officers Campbell ana lilne Oh the oNlu IItcihC'
z arrested Walter
Thomas Pyle nm Euglishman, forty-sevcn years
> | old OF No. 1870 Throopavc, who has been III The
habit oil gettIng drunk and beating his wife, yes
terday extended his attentions to his fatherin-aw
Thomas Mccartney, seventy three years old. MUIR
ing him internally and about the face. Pyle wa
arrested. McCaiirey was taken To hospital
JERSEY CITY.
h A despcrate fight took place at 2 O'Clock yester
G dav morning between Franclsco Thohla an Italia,
tailor. and his WIFE in Their rooms at No. 50 kall
# ro0da ave During the ARRAY the man seized rdzo
4 aud attempted to at his wifcS throat. Sn
screamed for help and defended lerself with bee
class cutting her husbands head open. Patr0llnaI
) Flanagan arrested fhoma and he was arralgnet
: before Justice Pcloubet yesterday He was sent t.
o ,ail in default of 500 bonds to await trial.
NEWARK.
Rishop Corrigan of the Roman Catholic Doces
of Newark, yesterday received IRON me Cardlna
| prefect of the Propaganda. Cardinal SimeOnl. let
n tr formnlly giving HIM notice of hls appointment u
:. coadiutor archbishop TO Cardinal McCloskey, In
when Is Wriltn III LAIN, ~
: | hrr 30 The apostolic brief will be received IN
IS few days. ,,,,c.- TO, ,,,
popr R1cHMoND.-The total receipts for the pas
| o.r - fine free school at Port Richmond were, Wit
The balance on hand st. 52J rs, while the expense
| were $1,000.
Ntw-BHlGurON.-ThTee young men from New
| York were arrested &C New Brighton Friday night
= | fnr stealing a watch from Gruuken man sleepln
s | in the highway. The prisoners will have an exam
=, ! nation before Justice Seaton.
d HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.