New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
NETWORK CITY.

- ~ Iate OF fhe Iowa 'entrni
| panv - Giiseg HOtsc-Rosweli Hart o "oo"'
NETWORK CITY.
| A new design for frieze and dado Is prouu''' "
| wonderful mists ana lnsects H..
| There will be music on the mall IN Ceh'rn IN"
| today nj D. M; G. :. Grafulla, leader -
| crstom House Officers collected $763 - OH ou''
| able articles brought by emigrants W 'u'o -
Low broad forms preferred III iuiil..io' no
| ,bev give greater apparent height 10 ce'hhsS' ,
| The free water cooler on the Park Row s'"o VI
| tho POST Office was well patroniZed yesteruaS'
| White holly and ebony or ebonzed WOODS are uIe
| favorte woods for parlor decorations anu iu' "'"
A very delicate wallpaper shows leaves ahu
| branches of shaded gold with spanning spiuer "o''
| of silver.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CREToNNE.,
| A noy material for canopy beds and All SORTS OF
coverings is called French Grape ciotb. ~ ieso,
HES creIonne but is all silk and Is very hahdsomc
and durable.
| MAN OF UxsoUND MIND MISSING.
| c. F. Chamberlain Of the Shore honSe' nere tn
| Point. n j. reported TO the police Yesterday Ine
| disappearance OF Charles Chamberlain age thlrty'
| VINO is of unsound mind.
| THE DANGER OF TIGHT LACING.
The sudden death OF Susan Kehl.en age t"ems 10y
wears at the Trinity Mission, No. 20 Safest was
| Investigate Yesterday by Coroner Knox. lie says
she died from aciug too tight on the previous day.
| BLUE IN HOUSE DECORATIONS.
Blue has never been considered staple Color loV
bonse decorations but the rich Italian blue oGca-
sIonay seen in old paintings is being reproduced,l
the new furniture coverings ana poF"eFe iha'oi"'''
THREE DEATHS FROM sUNsrRoKr.
Three deaths from the effects OF The heat were re-
norted Yesterday Ann Maria Gatfe age seventeen
| died ut No III Mulberry-st,; Edward Lyme age
| one at No. 615 Greenwich-st.; and Adolph EsSeSh'
at No. go West Forty sevenih-st.
| succrrpING DULL BROWNS AND BRIGHT GREENS.
Colors III furniture coverings and carpets are as
changeable as those IN wearing 9pParel mouTs
and russell browns have Supcrseded tne uuii plVN M
| so Ionq in vogue while olive shades have enlIeP
displaced the bright greens once 80 popular
| POIIJTiNG THE BEACHES
The captain and Two men oil the scOw IoMnai,in
were arrested Yesterday for dumping garbage wltnln
| \ mile and half Of Manhattan Beach pom mero
| committed by Justice Church at Fort na R,i
Chief clerk Green, o. inc street nn Selopg to
says that the Scow 1oWhdtah uoo9 NV s
the Department.
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Henry Lloyd arrested Yesterday on tue snTp Io
ciou chat he was the man VINO attempted 10 seV M
TO Rosn's tobacco factory III One-hihuIeu i
| tventv-ninth-st., thursday lie dehed th9
charge but was identified by several person. 400
| was held for trial charge OF arson III Ho,uoo
bail in the Harlem Police Court, by Judgo r"'ei-
''"' YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
Tho Quarantine Commissioners learned Yesterday
| that tie brig Oliver Cults. from ST: KITS; West
Indies. had arrived at Quarantine, ana that NlG9r
| Lndv was buried by the Commissioners IN tue
Quarantine Cemetery at StCuin's Point. Two otuer
| seamen from the same vessel, L. A. Nanglahn anu
| Patois Nelson, were sent 10 inc QUARANTINE H''f'
| tai for treatment.
MISSOURI MAN vAINLY SOUGHT
A man inquired at Police Headquarters Yesterday
for missing friend VINO left MS nome IN M'Ssoa'
several weeks ago He has not been heard OF since,
and as he came to Ncw-York on a pleasure trip his
| friends fear that he may have persisted on Doard
| either the Narragansett or the Seawanhaka' Al
other reason for this belief found III letter writ
ten by him from New-lork. in which he alludes to
| a contemplated excursion up the SOUND.
| THE EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT.
| In ,tbe examination of Mrs. Mary Lyon, of No.
| o47 West Houston-st.. who was charged by DR.. }.
| ". Tumblety, of No. n East Tenth-st with the
larceny of bonds, etc, amounting TO $3.50 Justice
| Duffy. at the Tombs yesterday decided that the
evidence was insufficient 20 establish the charge.
He of the opinion that Mrs. lyon nhgn' nave I'VE
vaiue of the contents without collision with her
son in his guilty purpose.
THE HsCAPADE OF TWO YOUTHFUL NEGROES
| Two colored boys, William ~ Nessun, age eleven,
and William Nanderveer. age sixteen, were Locked
| nm at Police Headquarters Yesterday on the charge
nj robbinp the Rev. j. B. Wilson's house at East
Lang BraTIcb The youngest boy gwen en-
nloyment by the clergyman, and when the family
was at church on sunday he let in his comrade.
They stole clothing and other articles valued at
several hundred dollars. Yesterday they were ar;
| rested by Central Office detectives. They had
pawned the stolen articles
FAILURE OWING TO A COLLISION.
Martin q Haskell, whose assignment was an
nounced Yesterday were the principal owpers OF the
steamer Adelaide, which was sunk on June ~ Oy
their failure They had been engaged in the steam
boat excursion business for several years and had
furuifure store at 1873 Chairman ST., out were ais
, possessed there few months ago The Adelaide
was insured Tor 500 900 and the firm expects to get
the full amount of the insurance. winch may leave
small surplus after the mortgages of 81 5000 and
, liens of 50 600 are paid. The other floating debt;
amount to about $4,000.
BROOKLYN.
The Aldermen will hold special meeting to-day
10 act upon the tax budget LOT looI as reporueu Ny
the Board of Estimate.
Commissioner Crane has appointed George f
Elliott as counsel for the Board of Health in place
of Sidney Williams, who has held the position LOT 9
number OF years
, | Margaret Reggie wife of a workman In the render
ing factories Barren Island was burned 10 death
Thursday morning by tho explosion OF the kerosen,
oil in can from which she was pouring the OF
upon ire.
I'm fight on the bark Eleanor, at Robertss stores
last evening, between two Norwegian sailors, JohI
Abrams and Peter Andrews, Andrews had his skull
fractured by blow from sledge-hammer III thu
: hands Of the former The injured man was taket
10 the Long Island College Hospital, and his assail
r. ant was arrested.
\ Austin d. Moore. age 81. whose name has ap
peared frequently In court reports IN tne last rev
@ | years in consequence of two suits for dIvoIc'
5 | brought against him by his wife, who REMARKED
him alter the first divorce. died on "Wednesday a
No. II Brooklyn-aye de spent III tbe last lev
. wears fortune of 800. 900 left him by his father
e LONG ISLAND.
d Long ISLAND CnY.-The census returns SHOW
the population OF Long Island City to be 17,257-
@ an Increase IN five years OF 1920.
u HERRCK's-A colt on the farm Of Isaac Horsheld
u | at HerrIck's has only Two legs-the hind ones.
s. | stump about four inches long pTOtTudes from til
= left shoulder while the right shoulder is periectl
a | smooth. The colt is healthy.
SHrLTgR IsLAND.-Mrs Dixon, Of Shelter Island
| sent her daughter. nine years OF age, on lhursda
| To kindle fire. Wishing to start 1t quickly. tn
y child used kerosene, which, coming in contact wit
5 smouldoring Goals, ignted, burning the child s
V badly that she died yesterday.
: STATEN ISLAND.
= WEST BRIGHToN-The West Brighton Post Offic