New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
NETWORK CITY.

3D." sends 81 for john H. Bush.
The LAYING of the pneumatic tubes IN Broadway
causes much delay 10 vehicles.
bov named Luddecle fell down stairs at No.
19S Broadway yesterday and was klIied.
Tobacco-complcXiOned Chinese are now the ap
nYonriate vendors of cigar, in Fulton Market.
The Sara Bernharlt necllte is Of wide white innII
tied IN a volumlnous bow,worn very high about the
throat
Old cold colorea stockings of Isle thread, striped
with red and blue, are worn with black summer
&c NJ. H." Danbury, Conn, sends SOC. for the
Sea Side Sauitarlum " VI. a. b." %; lheodoie
Peet, 50; and Nellie" II.
Street peddlcrs of tooth-pOwder induce urchlns 10
have their teeth cleaned in public IN order 10 TEST
the efficacy OF the compound. Inc poys RrnftdnA
get sick of the bar gain before they get through.
Tricky woven silk mitts more stylish for
country wear than the most costly gloves OF Chan
tiIlv or Maltese lace. They are worn IN biack.
white light blue or cream color, to match the dress,
ALTERATIONS Al THE ACADEMY.
The Board of Aldermen. At Yesterdays meeting.
granted permission to the directors of the Academy
of Music to place a structure over tue sidewalk III
front of that building.
ONCE TIE HOME OF POE.
The dilapidated old house that stands on r hlgn
rock AT Tlghfv-fonrh-st and the Boulevard is said
to be the place where Poe wrote " The raven" lie
certainly lived there at one time.
THE CiTYs DEBT.
The monthly report Of Controller Kelly shows
that the warrants drawn during July amounted TO
30 442'5I7 49, The total amount of the city in
debtedness Oh July 81. was S121 AS, 474 81.
MOVING IN SINGLE FILE.
The distractions on the sidewalks III Barcay-St.,
between Greenwich and West. are 50 many that If
is almost impossible 10 walk there storekeepelS
are allowed TO keep their goods outside their stores
and nersoDs coming from the lIobOken Terry have TO
move in single file between cases and boxes.
COME TO BASE USES Al LAST
A large sword, which was presented To captain
Edward Eady by the non-commissioned officers and
priyates of the 47th Regiment Newly ork Noinn-
teers, as mark of esteem for their commahdtr'
hangs IN a store window IN The BOWery I0r saIs'
The sword cost 1900, and was made by Tiffany N
Co. 1890
LEAVING A FERRY BOAT BEHIND HIN.
homeless man named Richard ONell, formerly
a soldier in the United States Army, Jumped from
the ferry-boat Plalnlied INTO the North River yes
terdav. intending TO drown himself. lie was res
cucd and taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
where he said be had been drinking hard and was
" all tore to pieces by his dissipation.
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
Mark Nobleau, a seaman on board of the bark
REGINA Costa which arrived at quarantine from
The West Indies on Monday was found 20 he sllier-
ING from what is believed to he yellow fever, and
was sent to the Quarantine Hospital yesterday ior
treatment. Three of the convaescent patients III
the hospital were discharged yesterday.
BROOKLYN.
The funeral Of Mrs. John G. Saxe,wiie of the poe;
took place YESTERDAY afternoon ut her home No. -
Frst-placc The services we're conducted by th'
Rev. DR.. Bancroft rector OF Christ church.
Bishop Loughlin, of the Diocese of BROOKLYN. re-
turned from Europe Yesterday. During his absence
tLe diocese has been under the charge OF the Rev
Father Kcegan Of the Church of the Assumption
in York-st
Ex-Alderman John Dobbin. who keeps the Man
haitian Park, at lhlrdayc. ana SAtleth-st;' louho
ms bartender gone Yesterday with no explanation
for his absence until the sam o. $50 in silver anc
bills was found 10 he MISSING