New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
NEW.YORK CITY.


among lato rtnpOrtatlOns.
Many of the new ribbons have the cOOrings and
effect of old tapestries and are called gODelln I'D
bOns.
hibitiOn of new fire escape i'll front OF the CITY
Hall yesterday.
The stagnant condition of the lake in Central
Park at One-hundred- -tenth-st has caused
much complaint in the neghbOrhood.
Pretty new combs of pearl. gold or silver are in
the shape of G. pld's bow aud arrow. Young men
should take warning, as this is lcap-year.
Patrick Sherry, age lorty-eirht. who, fell down
on Tuesday. died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
Ronncl ichus made entirely Of cashmere beads
in meShes and finished on the edge wlth n drep
fringe of the same beads are worn with handsome
toilets of any color.
An UNKXOwN DROWNED MAN.
The body of an unknown man. about thirty years
Old with sandy hair and mnsacnr ana dressed %rth IN
blue flannel, was found Yesterday III tho North
River, at the foot of lcnth-st.
HARLEM LOSING IT'S LANDMARKS.
Tho old honses which have been Landmarks IN
Harlem are rapidly being removed or torn down to
make place for new buildings and stores. One on
Ihird.ave. was sold recently for Sl5.
a NEW ADVERTISING sCHFME.
A tOhaccOnIst In Fultun-st has placed IN front
is an invitation to the paSSers-by to "c0mc up ana
have drink" 1t is well paironzcd by thirsty
pedestrians.
MISSING CHILDREN.
quarters Mary Quinn age sixteen years. from No.
SIP Fast SiXty-thirl-st: Samuel Leo age sixteen
wears. from 30 Gi5 Ea1ii Nirll-st: Mary SALVATORE
age ten years, from No. 2l5 East Iwentyeightl-st.
An EX1oI1IONAIE HACK-pRIYER COMES TO GRIEF
George Gllscy. hark-lrIycT. was aTaigncd m
the TOmbs Police Court yesterday on the charge OF
dcfrauding Michael MctimnIs, of Illinois who was
compelled to pay 81 for being driven from the Des-
brosscS Street Ferry 10 No. 225 Rlvlnptoh-st. Gil
hcy was fined $40, and was deprived of his license
and badge
NOTHING TO COMPLAIN OF DISCOVERED.
Meat Inspectors Shannon and Myers reported yes
tcray to the Board of Health that they had exam
med Charles Krohnes grocery store, at No. GS1
Nnthavc., aud otto Birteps fish smoke-hOusc, at
No. 1G7 Orchard-s. from which the sturgeon that
poisoned Il family III West FOTty-Scycnth-st. came,
and found nothing to complain OF.
ASHY BLONDE THESES To ORDER
II is said thai hair drcsScrS have discovered how
10 dive or bleach the haIr To the faded ashy blonde
appcaranrr fashionable to some extent at present.
The theory Is that the har must be made to c0rrc-
sp0nd with the cOiors in favor for the moment, and
the favOritc color beng hcIl"trOpe which IL most
becoming 10 faded blondes, faded blondes are hav-
ing their day.
THREATENING To THROW HER CHILD OVERHEARD.
The attention of Olirrr Ovens, OF the Delaney
Street Police, was attracted Tuesday night to
large crowd in tirand-st near Mangn-St. Forcing
his way through the throng. he observed Mrs. Ann
Curry. age forty. of M. II MOnrOcst. vino car
rying in her arms her son ) anrs. age three Sey-
cial of the crowd informed the officer that the
woman had Threatened to throw her child over
board. Owens took Mrs. Curry and her child to the
station. There she said that she would commit sui
cidc # locked M Yesterday. IN the Essex Market
Police Court, Justice Wanlel directed that she he
examined as to her mental condition by the TOmbs
physicians. .,
The vacancr. in the Board of PARK, Commiss on
cr- caused hy tie death of : j. Powell and stephen
Haynes. were yesterday tlllrd by the appointment
Oi \. = Barnes and :. '. White.
In consequence of the signing by the Governor Of
the hill 10 appropriate - 600 to renew the pave
Inrni upon Btdfu,,i-ayr. tho Park Commissioners
i'll ADVERTISE for bits for tho work few DAYS,
lie body "f he drowned man who was found on
MuuGay ~ the foot OF FlfycIghl-st. WAS idcnti-
fed at 'hr Morgur yesterday ~ that OF W. Il. Ei,
lnond- of No. 1872 Erehih-Nt.. jersey City. WHO fell
uN rrholrd from the William H. Fletcher. on her way
to llobukcn, last week.
The funeral Of Miss Annie Walker. who died on
Sunday from the effects Gf burns received from her
dress catching fire from stove on Saturday last,
took plac" Yesterday afternoon az the Church of the
,c,rcmrr, F"urth-ayc and Pacific ST., where Miss
Walker was a teacher in the sunday school.
A young woman. age eighteen. attempted TO
Jump overheard from the ferry h"ar America. while
on the way frnm Nrwiork 10 brooklyn Yesterday
forenoon. Sh" was seen 10y Charles kinth, OF No.
20 Putuam-aNc., rs she crossed the chain ana was
stopped Sho was taken To the Second Precinct
Station, where she refused To give her name at FIRST
and sad that she WAS to be- married sunday and
had sumr tr0nhlr with her intended husband.
After hring Tucked up Sho gave her name ~ ''Aln-
me- Fmnas, of No. u l}ayaIdst., New-lork aud she
was taken home.
Miss Sydney Paul GIll, author of the wcll-known
hymn " ! Want To br an \ Ier,' was buried from
thr holi>r of hcr hr0f fhcr-n-aW. No. II Sprurc-st
nj 10 u'cOrk yr>trItlay uUrnng. The remains were
taken 10 Laurel lIil Cemetery Philadelphia for
lntcrment
Long ISLAND
NoRTIvlrLr-Thr district school is closed for
two weeks III order that the children may assist in
picking.
RlvEEHrAp.-Thc Suffolk County Supervisors
have concluded t" bnild an altllt0n 10 the County
jail the cost not to exceed $4,000.
BAETING IIOILuw.-Ihr woodS at Blrtng IIol- |
uw ana Mldl: Road ar" fIil of lnru>tS. The trees
are completely ,tripprd of their foliage and look as
# they had been subjected 10 Il devastating fire.
FuEr WADSWOKrm.--A Court Martial, Second |
Lieutenant e.. T. S'rVrn presiding. iS IN progress |
At Font Wad>WorIh. Among tie delinquent soldiers I,
come before the court are SrrgrlntS Frrdrrck |
Adams and Thomas O'lIrcn and Private Henry Diff
lrrIacl, who are charged with conduct prriudical
good order and military discipline. and Private
John +. Wrench, who Is charged with drunkenness.
lhc alleged offences were committed on Decoration |
Day.