New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
NEW-YORK Oily.

A new NOISY fringe is called seal-skin fringe.
Campaign puzzles find a large sale in the streets
The repairing of Broadway causes much delay to
vehicles.
Very wide armlets of gold are worn with sleeveless
cOrsaGes.
Heliotrope color is already out of favor It's day
was short
New brocadcs have the jardiniere effects in color
and design.
Whilehall-st is being repaved from Broadway to
South Ferry
All the new coaks are lined with color contrast
ing with the material.
Plush has the preference for lining rich cloaks
1t is preferred to fur this season.
banner hung across Third-avc near One-hnn-
dred -and-torty accuses william H.
English of living IN lndiania
The forward axle of Broad way stage broke near
Chambers-st. yesterday. The passengers were
frightened but no one was injured.
Pacards bearing the inscription Hot tea ana ,nd
coffee " are n)w displayed on very many OF INC
drug stores on Broadway ard other streets.
THE HARLEM SHIP CANAL.
The Commissioners for the Harlem snip Canai
met yesterday, in room No: In the Bennett Build
Ing and heard arguments in reference TO two DlOtS
of land.
4 SANITARY INSPECTOR RESIGNS.
DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton has Resigned his posi-
ton as SANITARY Inspector under the Health Board
He has been connected with the department for
eight or nine years.
HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY FALL
Al
non of No. $50 Water-st.. accidentally fell on the
sidewalk and fractured hi1 skull. He was taken to
the Chambers Street Hospital.
SWEARING IN ELECTION INSPECTORS.
The swearing III of Republican Election Inspect
ora was begun yesterday, at Police Headqnar' ers.
The Democratic coalition list will soon he ready for
the action of the Police Commissioners.
GOAT HUNTING IN HARLEM.
The police in Harlem went goat hunting day or
two ago, and after many comical misadyentures
captured and impounded no less than thirty one.
The owners of the vaRraats redeemed them later.
THE BODY OF GENERAL TORBERr
A dispatch was received IN this city yesterday by
w. II. GiIsor, who has charge of General Torberts
funeral stating that General Torberf's body will
be shipped to this city IN the steamer Western
Texas which leaves Jacksonville Thursday.
TAKING WATCH FROM THE OWNER
Robert Cornell Of No. SO West Twenty-ninth-st..
was walking in Second-aye Sundry night, when
Jeremiah Cummings, alias James Cam, robbed HIM
of his watch. Officer Harris saw the robbery and
arrested Cummings In the Yorkvlle Police Court
yesterday Cummings was held Tor trial.
THE BURNED CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
WOrkmen are engaged III pumping water ont of
the hull of the burned steamer City of New-fo k.
which was sold ar auction last Friday while
beached on Governors Island AS soon as she has
been owed into the stream she Will be taken to the
Coast Wrecking Company's dock at Staten Island.
CAUGHT BLING An IMMIGRANT.
man named Frederick Mcknight was arTaigned
before Justice Murray Yesterday at the TOmbs Po-
hce Court, on the charge OF having stolen from the
boarding house No. Battery place a valise, the
property of Carl Bdehr, an immigrant. lie was held
for trial at the General Sessions IN default of 5000
bail.
AN ALLEGED BURGLAR REMANDED.
Andrew Williams alias james Clinton, who was
arrested Sunday bv Detectives Crowley ana War
rem suspicion of being one OF the men who re-
Gently broke into the store OF McCroery Co. was
taken before Justice Smith ar the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, and was remanded for ex-
animation.
FERRY BOATS REPAIRED.
The Steamboat Inspectors recently ordered the
ferry boats Westf field, Mortified and Middet0wn,
owned by the Staten Island Railway Ferry Com,
to be afs was the Of
the three boats to receive repairs. was again run
nlng yesterday.
SAYING THAT lis son is CRAZY.
David johnson, Of No. 1O3 Lexington-ave. whose
son George was arrested on Saturday for uttering
fllse checks, visited Justice Smith at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday and expressed be-
strate directed DIR. Hardy at the Iombs to examine
the accused man.
MONEY STOLEN FROM A LIQUOR SHOP.
The liquor shop of Patrick Jones, at No. ego
Sccond-ave.. was broken into Sunday night by
thieves, who stole SOB III money. Officer McGrath,
of the Twenty-frst Precinct, arrested James
Henry and Francis Ludlow suspicion. Justice
Ot,crbourg IN the Yorkvillc Police Court yesterday
remaIdcd the prisoners.
ACCUSED OF ARSON BY HIS WIFE,
Hugh Shields of Nc. 81 LaiglIt- st., was charged
yesterday. VITA arson The wife of Shields was his
accuscr She said that lie set fire 70 the bedding
Saturday night after dr wing her from the room.
and that he refused to help to put the fire ont.
Shields held for trial III default of II 900 bail.
THE mFALIH BOARD IN WANT OF 4 BOAT.
One of the three children found suffering from
smallpox at No. 1903 East One-hund 'ed-and;ninth-
ST.. Friday, died Yesterday at TIE riverside Hos
pa he Health officers continued their efforts yes
terday to procure boat III which to take the other
children the river. In the afternoon DIR. lay
lor expressed hope of securing tug for that pur-
pose.
UNIFORMED Clerks AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
The cali clerks and doorkeccpers of the Pro
ducc Exchange appeared III uniforms yesterday.
The uniform consists OF coat. walstcoat aad
trousers OF blue flannel and blue caps of navy
pat crn, with wide gold band and the letters
IN. Y. i. f." on the .r1nt. The uniforms Were
furnished by she Produce Exchange. without cost
to the wearers.
A PRIsoNrI MENACED Ri a CROWD.
While Augustus ID. LalghtOB, cOiUred vino is ac-
cnsed of he murder of Mary De ,ne. on the way
from the Court oil General Sessions to the TONES
yesterday, IN custody OF an oiicer, number OF The
friends of the murdered woman mcuaccd the prls-
oner III such threatening manner that the officer
was compelled to draw his revolver and present 1t
ready for use Ill order TO protect his charge.
DISTURBANCE At \ WEDDING FEAST.
Patrick Cash. OF No. 80 G1erck ~! } nm Harding,
of No. $50 Stanton-si.. and Owen Humphreys, Of
No. ~ Broome,sf.. were Guar Eed before Justice
Kibreth ~ the Essex Market Pol ice Court, ycsIei
day, with having created disturbance at we'd
dnr feast at No. 3l5 Rlvngton-st., Saturday night.
Cash was fined $40 and the Other two men we've
each sent to B.ackwe;Ps Island for three months
AERAlGNtD FOR SlI LINZ LDIlt't1 lINhEIS.
In the IombS Police Court yesterday ri e:noOn,
leflrc Justice Murray, Detectives MOAN. Brennan
and CrossIanc charged Adopli Cans, of Grecnbcrg
& Co., of No. PIP Bowery, with selling tickets of
the Havana and German Lotteries in violation of
law. six hundred lottery uckCts were seized on
the premises. Tne accused man required To
furnish bonds i'll 500 TO answer at the General
Sessions
REFACING MARBLE BUILDINGS.
Workinen are busy on the marble front of the
NewYOlk Life Insurance COmpanys building, aud
the completed face shows as clear n white when
the stone was first quarIied. The Columbian Build
ing at Wall and Massachusetts,, which recently had Two
stories added has also been cleaned. A slight
LAYER of the stone taken off with steel brushes,
varying III nencss according to the quality OF work
to be done.
USING TIE CARDINALS NAME.
A man who gave the name OF Francis Dumonti
was arragned at the Tom lis Police Court Yesterday