New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Burglars are active III the annexed district.
There is still much sickness from malaria in Har-
| lem.
sleghs are already displayed ip front of ware
rooms.
Doublc collars are used in new costumes, nearly
always of different materials.
The Chanel of the Bowerv Mission, opened a week
ago was well filled last evening.
BowCry museum boasts OF child whose head
is lorty-ive inches IN circumference.
East Seyenty-thirl-st. is almost impossible owing
10 the distractions by building materials.
Upper Flfth-ave was enivened yesterday by the
appearance Of large number OF bicycle riders
The washerwoman's overskirt is seen on some OF
the dresses, but is oopcd higher than last sea-
son.
Castle Garden emigrants still sit on the Battery
Park benches and smoke their queer pipes IN the
nlDpng ar
South-st. had its usual Sunday exhibition of
drunken men yesterday. Many of them were lying
in doorways.
The obcsk is rapidly moving down the Boule-
vard and WI i'll doubtless reach Elghty-slXth-st' our
ing thi, week.
Empty beer kegs ard young men with empty
but aching heads are very numerous in the Bowery
Sunday mornings.
Squares Of china cape, daintily embroidered
and finished with fringe take the place OF the pretty
kerchIefs worn last winter.
Sunday is known 10 the small boys on tho East
Side kiie day." and yesterday kites were lying
from the Battery 10 iiaIltU
/ A larG' gang of workmen was engaged YESTERDAY
in LAYING mains IN Beekman-st. and across Park
row. Horse-cars often delayed.
The library in the Young Mems Christian Asso:
catIon Building IN Twenty third-st, is daily visited
by many students of tho medical colleges.
CrLBRAriNG THURLOw WEEDS BIRTHDAY.
The eighty-third birthday of IhurlOw Weed will
be celebrated tbs evening by the New-1ork Press
Club. of which he is the oldest member reccp-
ton VIII be given at which MIR. Weed and others
will speak.
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
The repcrlory for the third week of the Bprnhardt
eoaeon has hocn unayoidablv changed as follows
Monday, Frou From" Tuesday aud wednesday.
"Pnedrc" Thursday aud Friday, 1.-The SPHINX
matinee " Camille"
A FREE COURSE OF SCIENCE LECTURES.
The New-York Academy OF Sciences will give
course OF free public lectures ut No II West thirty
frst-,t. opening this evening with an address by
Professor II. &. Bolton. of Trinity College, on
Alchemy and Chemistry"
A MISSIONARY TO LIBERIA.
Mrs. Mary Garnet VarbOsa. daughter OF the Rev
II. If. Garnet, will sail on the steamer Sing Inc
next Wednesday for Liberia. She goes under the
au. pces of the Presbyterian Foreign Mission Society
TO begin lIle-wOTk OF missionary labor in Africa
FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE THROAT AND NOSE
The certificate of incorporation of the University
Place Dispensary for Diseases OF the Throat and
Nose was filed in the County Clerks office SatuT-
day. The Incorp0rators are eX-Judee tItman, }.
f. Schermerhorn, Edward Lauteroacb, j. Is. Brady,
and DR.. Samuel kOnn.
A sUNDAY-sCHOOI. ANNIVERSARY.
The Cornell Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church in seventy siXtn-st near SecOndave., ccIe-
brated the twelfth anniversary OF It's Sunday-schoOl
yesterday. From membership OF seVenty-hVe II
has increased 10 III. Addresses were made by
the Rev. d.. I'll. A. Butts, aud the KEY. George H.
StroDrdgc. o,-, -,
The dead body of a child was found in a valise at
fine loot of Kent-st. near East River, yesterday by
Officer Kelly of the Seventh Precinct police.
Edward lIaggerly, age zen. who attempted to
commit suIclIe by shooting himself IN the head
October -, d.eI yesterday at his home, No. 20
l1!I0 place.
Owing to the chill November air yesterday Pros
meet Park had few visitors. Many carriages, now
ever passed over the drives, entering Ocean Park
way iiom the southwest gale.
An open-ar meeting wasFheld in front of City
Hal Yesterday afternoon Dy the Salvation Army.
The singing o. devotional songs was feature OF
the meeting when attracted number OF listeners.
A pocket-book with 1877 and two gold rings was
stolfn from the house Of Mrs. Rebecca A. Low, No.
III Reinsen-st.. Saturday afternoon by woman
servant who had been in Mrs. Lows employ for
one hour. The woman had gwen the name OF Lhza
Thompson, ana was aUoutiOrty-hye years OLD.
Henry Mack age nineteen. of No. 81 Stagg-st.,
and Charles Mckinzie. age tWenty-one' OF NO. o3
Jacks0n-st, were arrested By Detectives snort ana
Holland, of the flitn Precnc, Yesterday, lOr seal-
inc a coop of fancy pigeons. worth 1903. from Cas-
per SPIES OF No. go south Tnird-st., November Z.
Hannah Wallace. age twonty-elght, of No. 229
Fntii-st., was brutally assaulted early yesterday
morning, 10y her hus band. VINO came home grossly
intoxicated. He broke two OF her RIBS ana ln-
ihctcd severe scalp wound Tor which she Is umder
Treatment at ~. GATHERINGS H0spltal. Nallace
WIS arrested fOT the assault and wIll DC examined
to-day
Edward Martimere, of No 80 Eizabeth-st., and
Thomas McEntec, of No. 60 ChTystlc-st.. were ar
rested Yesterday III the Second Precinct for passing
French brass CONS, worth cents each, which had
been silver plated so a. to Resemble silver CONS
worm 40 cents. The CONS had the appearance IN
size OF halI-dollars. The s"lndlers entered small
shops and bought cigars, candy and lew Otner
Articles ana IN each secured as much change as
possible ABOUT IS in small CONS aud some OF
the spurious money were found IN the possession of
McLntec. ,,,.
Owen Clark Of No. 81 Ferry-st., knocked
down and robbed OF "A valuable watch aud sum of
money on COnmerce-st. saturday night. 1ester-
day morning James DOnnelly, alias Budget" was
arrested tor the crime and was committed Tor trial
A well-dresscd youDg man called at the leather
findings store of julius HymaD, No. II Markct-st.,
ia,t week and represented himself Is salesman for
Il firm il, Syracuse, y. l., winch had ordered some
Goods from LYMAN Deceived by the address OF the
Stranger Nj. uyman allowed him TO take away
with man some valuable goods. IL was subse-
auentiy learned that lie was swindler
JERSEY CITY.
The great grain elevator in jersey City has just
received i coating OF bright red pant.
LONG ISLAND.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO an almost constant
hieA surf along the shore opposite Westhampton
and IFS vicinity ocean fishing this fail has been al
most a total ldluTe.
WooDnAVEN.-At the recent meeting of the Long
Isaud Bible society. held AT WOodhayen, DIR. Hunt,
secretary Of the American Bible society, SAID that
the society had published Bibles al the rate OF seven
a minute during The past year.
ROCKAWAY.-Such large quantities Of sand have
boon stolen IRON Rock away Beach tic past month
that the persons OWNING the lana have hired IA force
M men lo protect it from captains who lana at md
nighi aud steal a scoop or schooner load OF sand.
winch they sell ut good price.