New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
NETWORK CITY.

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| could be more becoming or beautiful.
| .rotstin Daly's "An Arabian Night will be pro-
dnce3 at Niblo's Garden next Monday night and for
one week only. 80
The Directoire style of costume will be much
| worn during the coming Summer. 1t Is espec'ahy
adapted to the styles of materials now In fashlon.
| Several new stages have been put upon the
| Madison Avenue Line. Ihey are more cor e1 5
| than the OLD KIND, III having Il hucn hih"'i ~
| way.
south.st. is daily thronged with 'lonGshoremen
who are busy engaged IN pitchlngp pennies, piay!hg
| checkers, ana occasionally cou'ehu'Hs VIZ" INV
fifteen puzzle"
al. ~ has sent So and Charles f. Bush 81 for
the relief of the Irish sufferers Inc money WI t Ho
| handed over to Henry l.. Hoguet, treasurer OF inc
| Relief Committee IN this city.
The stairs leading to many of the stations OF the
elevated roads are not kept properly cleaned nhose
at the downtown side OF the Sixth Avenue hoao'
| at Third third-st., are particularly dirty.
The new Languedoc lace seems to belong excIu-
siyey TO blondes as few brunettes have COMPLEX
ions 80 clear to be able TO dey the yellow thge
of this lace. But to blondes 1t Is exceedingly De-
| coming.
Patrick Mcfarland, aye thirty years of Green
point at work a new building at No 10 Nest
| rwcnty-eghth-st., fell yesterday from the siXtn
Goor to the cellar, and broke his arm lie was sent
| 10 the Ncw-York Hospital by the police.
Very gay colors will he worn this Spring and sum
mer, especially dark red7. and no costume however
| quiet IN hue, will be complete without dash 81
brilliant color either in Innings, faclhgS or Tiny
| pratinQ at The bottom of the skirt.
The steamship Ratio Of Adams Line lying at
| the foot of Grand-si. jersey Clty, which was 10
! have sailed Yesterday, careened over AGAINST the
rer i'm the morning. She was fully loaded win
cargo. which Will have to be discharged, ana the
vessel will probably go to the dydocl for repairs
The oil trade of the Produce Exchange met yes
| tcrday 70 consider the question Of olscontirmna
| the daily calls, and after considerable discussion
passed resolution that IL was Tor the BEST interests
| az iEr fgad, that they should be continued. \
special commitce was appointed to revise the rules
| OF tie trade.
The death of W. T. Morris was announced yester-
! Gay on ihe stock Exchange aud the usual commit
! tee. was appointed. Mr. Morris had been a member
o. the Board for several wears. He was At one time
"A partner IN the firm of Robinson, Chase N Co. On
! account of illness he bad not been IN active bust
! ness for two or three years
knoblauch X Lichtcnstcin, treasurcrs of the Sile
sian FAMINE Relief Fund, report that the total re-
CENTS OF the concert gwen az StenWay nan rem
/ ruaTV - were - 52S. and as VI 'ssrs. Stclnway ~
sons gave he free of their bail and furni- he'd
the programmes. the committee deiraylng all other
expenses the gross receipts have been turned over
TO the fund.
The Fire Commissioners have ordered the estab
! lishmont OF new Hook anr Ladder Company 10 he
/ known rs No. 10 IN Ogden-aYe. near N"il-St 1T
will embrace q foreman. assistant foreman and six
pfiyates q hook and ladder truck and double
! tank chemical engine. Fireman Il. i. Namblett. of
! Engine Company No. II. has been detailed 10 the
| command OF the new company
! Patrick Connolly Of No. 3O2 East Forty-ninth-st.,
was charged in the lorkvlllc Police Court, vester-
/ day with beating his wife. Justice Wandcll said
Pntr,cE deGed the Justice to do his best Justice
Wandell committed him 10 the Island Tor six months.
IN default of 900 bail and $40 fine Patrick said,
os he turned 10 90 down stairs. that lac would get
ont of prison despite the Court, and Justice Wandcl
| replied that he would make II his Particular busl-
ness to that he did not get ont before hls time
was up.
FIT Isclin. broker at No. If Broad-st., recently
purchased a chesfnu'-colorrd horse. de gave II
into the care If Charles salt, who daily called at the
stables of The Wcstche,tcr County Ilnnt where the
horse was kept to take II out for exercise. On
| Wednesday afternoon Mr.. lsen called 10 see the
| animal but was informed that Mr.. salt had taken
il ont an hour before. As he dld not return IN the
night. and as nothing had been heaTd oil hm al noon
| YESTERDAY Mr. lselin prevailed upon superintendent
| Walng to send out a description OF the horse and
| Mr. Salt.
As Mrs. Mary CAM Of Iswood, n. J., was leaving
| Desbrosscs street Ferry IN the evening, on March
| J. She was seized from behind by man who held
| her while a small bag containing a one hundred
| dollar bill. a watch valued AZ Sl32, and small
amount of sNvcr WAS torn from her arm. The police
have been trying 10 fad certain Young ruiauS sils
pccted of the crime slnce then. and Yesterday ar
! raitucd I'm the 'Iomhs Police Court James kec!y
John McCabc and Michael Mahoncv, ages about
twenty. Mrs. CAM identified keely. who acknow-
edged his guilt. but the Others pleaded not guilty
| They were all held for trial
Miss 8 s. Nvison, VI. d., delivered an address last
evening nj the rooms of the Young Womcn's Chris
! tian Association in East Filtcenth-st IN behalf of
| the Seaside Saniiarum which She purposes opening
during the ensuing season at Atlantic City. New
| Jersey. In connection with the Sanltarum VIII be
opened training school for nurses. where the best
non; also n uurscrw for homeless children, where
| they will be- educated aud trained 10 self.surport
II IS intended upon business principles to deveop a
/ selfsustaining pOwer-the one institution support
ing the other o,.,.
Marriages IN Brooklyn last week 40; births.
! 23i deaths, W..
| The polcc are looking for q man named Morris
! LYMAN who has given worthless checks on the
| broadway National Bank for clothing. carpets and
| otter articles which lac has purchased
/ ...Tt, ftnt nI Ip aOl-
,ucnt Veteran Association National Guard was aD-
nroyed bv Judge Pratt Yesterday. Among the trus-
! ices are General l.. u. Fowler charles T. bhldNln
| and Charles a. Barlow.
| 4 temperance mass-mceting, under the auspices
of the First Brooklyn Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union viii be hrld IN me ne 81 VI
! MIR Bcecher. the Rev. Drs. /. l.. Cuyle and ). ..
Peek. and the Rev II. NJ. Gallahcr will speak.
Coroner Simms was given notice last night to
| hold tyo inquests The body Of drowned man.
about thrty-ive years of age five feet nix inches III
| height with dark HAIR and nous ache and clad IN
dark suit, was found the GoWanuS Canal NJ me
Uamilton-avc. bridge. IL had been long IN the
| water Thomas NAMELY, age itty-iye VINO lived
alone at No II Prospcct-st, WIS found dead IN his
room Both bodies are at the Morgne.
The burglar alarm connecting the unOccupled
| house No IO2 Remscn-st., lately owned 10y the
| Thomas Hant estate with the American District
| telegraph COmpany's office, IN Montagne-St,
| sonndcd at a late hour Wednesday night. Special
Officer Vandcrburgh was sent TO the house and ar
| rested George Roche, who had entered though
| window, having opened 1t with jimmy lhere
was nothing in the house except piano.
Tue companions of tho two burglars, Charles
| Tice and Frederick Abel, who were captured in
McDonough-st., carly Wednesday morning, and
who confessed that they had been engaged In
several burglaries, were arrested yesterday morn
ING in the Bowery. Bayard-st., New-York.
Their names are PhIlip Peters, age seventeen, OF No.
$50 Elcry-sr., aud William Mcmillan. age seven
teen of No. 7O4 DeKalh-ave. In their possession
were the proceeds of a burglary which they had
committed in Rodney-st., near Divsion-ave.
JERSEY CITY.
The New-York Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Company is to erect handsome passenger station
| nj the Columbia Rifle Range, near Jersey City,