New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
II is noticed that the patrons f the moderation
fountain arc most immodeTate drinkers.
katvdid was heard in Harlem last night Ac-
coring to tradition there Will lie frost IN SIX weeks
All the young doctors have been graduated for
this year. and peaches have appeared IN market at
cent apiece.
Fuiton-st. is lined on both sides with cobble-
stones making it almost impossible for pedestrians
to walk there.
The new gypsy bonnet with its square, flat front
is not nearly as pretty or becoming as ls oueI slster
with poke 'front.'.
The foundations are laid for large addition TO
the United States Public Stores at West and Hubert
SITS to be used for the storage of passed pack
ages.
Daniel Williams age thrty-two, of No us East
Ninth-st fell from tae thirCl-story window of his
home early yesterday morning and was instantly
killed.
new costumes. Cream color, pink and crimson were
used in an imported dress and were III different
shades
THE STRIKING CAR DRIVERS.
The strike on the Second Avenue Car Line mag be
said to nave terminated, The company has all the
drivers it wants at the old rates of pay. Many of
the old drivers have returned TO their places.
PUSHED INTO THE WATER IN PLAY.
William Koper, the boy who drowned in the
Harlem River on Wednesday last. is said TO nave
been pushed in play, into the water by some of hs
COMPANIONS, who were so frightened that they did
not seek assistance till it was too late
trough AND READY" HATS.
The rough straw hats which are among the latest
importations have found ready favoramon fashion,
able women The favorite trimming is the soft
white India mule combined with breton or Ian
guedoc lace, fastened with bunch OF delicate How
FOUND IN TuE RIVER AFTER FOUR DAYS.
The body of james Sweeney, seven years old.
was found in the water at the foot of West Six
eenth-st Yesterday morning. lie had been missing
from his home, No. 500 West SlXteenth-st for four
days and it is believed that he was drowned while
A PRETTY DRESS FOR A BOY.
quaint SUIT for n little boy is called the "Pur-
| tan" II consists of full Kuckerbocker knee
! breeches, a deep walstcoat, cut away below the
waist line, with wide tapped pockets and and a
| deeper coat, slopiug from the neck, where 1t Is
fastened by a single button.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of nty-two new build
! ings were issued last week.
| There will be 10 music in Prospect Park this
| Summer. owing TO the lack OF funds.
Michael Reilly driver of n COurt-street car. was
! arrested Saturday night Tor running over John IL.
Glare age nineteen. Of No, 146 Court-st; Clare re-
! ceiVed compound fracture OF the leg ana was
| taken to ST. Peters Hospital.
Officer Dillon, of the Third Precinct, Yesterday
arrested a Thomas CoomGa, axe tbrty-three, OF Ne.
,lcnqshoreman at No 90 iiarrison-st. in the thigh
| with pocket knife. The injured man was taken
to ST. Peters Hospital
! While u policeman was attempting to arrest
Charles Nc DonOugh age thrty-three, for intoXica-
ton early yesterday, McDOn0ugh stOutly resiSt6
and one of his friends threw a stone and struck the
officer the head. BY the use OF bis club the po
! lceman oveTpOwercd ms prisoner and removed him
| to the Eleventh Precinct Station.
On account Of the failure of Mr.. LEIGH to qualify
| as Commissioner of Excise under the new law
within the required time. the Controller presented
! to tho Mayor Saturday the name OF W. L. b
Sears for the existing vacancy. The Mayor refused
to vote for him. In twenty DAYS the Auditor vii
be called IN TO make the appointment.
JERSEY CITY.
Strangers declare that New-Jersey horse car line
are run solely for the encouragement of pedestrian
ism.
LONG ISLAND.
EAST HAMPToN.-Eliza Johnson, a colorcd ser
| want employed by family boarding at East Hamp
ton, gave birth to n child few days ago. aud stran
gled 1t by tying cord around its neck She Ia nov
| In the Suffolk County Jail, awaiting the action O
the Grand Jury, OH the charge of nfanticide.
| NEWARK.
The Republicans opened the campaign on Satur
day night by u banner raising on Broad-st nea