New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
NEW YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
Chinese sleeves seen the new pOionaises.
Daths last week. G0l births, 800; marriages.
80.
Ihe Pilgrim srit, under variety Of names. is still
worn.
The cxporratiOn Of oysters 10 Europe from TINS
CITY IL increasing.
A bracelet with diIcrent design for each month
~ "a new birthlav git.
CoiIcgc EXAMINATIONS arc already foreshadowed
IN re ape of reviews.
Hundreds o. huge ser-Qulls were seen lowering
over the rivers Yesterday afternoon.
The mama for collecting advertising cards ia
raging re severely fhiu ever among children.
SIxry-eglt lc.uscs were grln q hv tho Excise
Con m s-i0nerH last eek aud 800 M November.
long narrow brooch and slender brac let are
the shIouablc pieces Of god j. sclryfhis season.
Many complaints are made II no popr arrange
men zoe passengers att q Waits frrf, HOUSES
The Battery AK Is n deserted rb. iuni.
grants prefer the war ~ r. OF OF ga g Garden
IN voting for the rllt stand AZ me VI ID aon Ave.
nue. Congfcaal i0nal Church Fan Mr. .G1lh al leads.
Work on III" grel & ar IA Of ~. pad. tnr Az. sie
m fltN -nin lest and Ninth-ayr. H ppug on rapidly.
An nquStIvc visitor 10 one %. tae Bot ery
museum, .onnI the be ,rlsd laly's bclrl dctlch-
able.
The large brick binding on tho norm sido Of
Seveutconth-s 81, at Unon-squarr, ~ nca " COM
plcicd.
The huge grain clcya ors in Brooklyn and jersey
Cty present PIC nrc-que appraranceto cry pis8-
engcr-.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan, has fl shell
cXiegsiye repa r' on Its ierry-h0u,cs ~ NcM-fTk
and jersey city.
Oprnnng and era ling Ore hundred and fl ~
thrd-,i., between 81. NIcholAs-iye anl the B1u'e-
ward are in progress.
The he'd ~ an immense WARNS crptured of tho
coat OF Aas<I attracts attention g. the window OF
| "a Broadway Iur STORE.
The Rev. Sir. ioeg. Of Dluburv. Conn, has r.
celved = cal % all pnlpt OF sac sawyer 'e-
| moral { urc OF iiIr.cin.
Large square envelopes. ~ winch lap'r 81 COM
mercal note s,zc Is io.d"d but once, are the new
/ French station ~ for aides
TIE Bernhard vast ~ made with deep points
back and ir, I. rhe neck meets "A point open be-
low, over pulling of tue ~ hoaii-8hhp'.
rpitORs or HE VIOLET"
Tire s'udcu Of tIo University o. the City OF
NewYorH nave ch sen for the eii,or' OF ihc 'oid
Mc,sr.. Cudhpp. Dan-On and Piece, 81; DoWns,
Freeman AMI Smith. 'S2; Truslo". ~
III MAS "F nv CAvFRNS.
Professor ". Boyd D'wkns, /. Il. ). OF Owens
College, Name ester Eng ahd. wi lecture Monday
evening at As,Oci atom Hal on lbe Nan oi no
Cavcrns." un er the auspices Of the Acw-lork
Academy of Sciences.
GOOD PAY FpE COOKS AVp CUTr. re-.
Tailors and cooks ~ NcY-York are better paid
than many prpl"sio' al III H. some cutters ~ largo
houses recc We $1,000 y.ar. aud the cutters %
receive from ) 800 % ~ 600 lTr numerous. Cooks
are paid from 800 $40 o. and a c'oi I1 one Of
| the large hot Els receives "a salary Of $1,000.
UNION or IN MINI>G STOCK rXCHs 'Grs.
| The Union Ol he tNO MINING Stock EA'dHngeS
| in THIS cIty la, been under cnsdcratlou inr ~"ue
| time. Several months agp u committee o. 30" STOCK
! Exchange. whicG h1s SUPERVISION 81 the N"w-l"rN
Mining Board. was appOIn g 10 consider tie mat
| ter. The committee h snot vet made report ON
the subject but 1t said b. br pr bibls that no OBJ
stace viii bo placed IN the wav OF the project.
| FDUND DEAD ~ 4 CELIA
| John Fischer a"c sxty the owner OF iurnl'ure
| store at No 2.l3 BOwery, was (, uud dead IN ne
| cellar under h store Friday mornn". Tie had
| appatcntly a!len drai whIle endeavnring turn
| ou fle Mt Il q re-
| chat with ne ghbor Mr.. Fischer was bachelor
| aud his only known relatives 1--we ~ Mo"lre1l,
| Canada. In tn afternoon the report was made at
the COroncts office That bottle of oAalic acd that
was kept III he store was missing and I AZ si>pl-
cons of suicide excited 10y lis disappearance.
| ThIs was helt to bs improbable, howeye., AZ Mr..
Fischer was Of a coBiented disposition and lad no
| known motive for self destruction Coroner Elm
ger will hold nm inquest.
| PURSUING PRISONER on TnE HpUSEioP~.
| George Brown and Patrick Murray. iellow-trn-
| ants at No. 1l9 Suifolk-sr., quarre.lcd apout %
! cents on Thanksgiving eve. Brown ielled Murray
with blow Of ch t and killed him. woman
named LottIc X ug wa, present and saw the occur
renee. she wa sought as = WI me-, b' pohce.
| bur escaped. FRIDAY morning Oihcrr Van BUS
| kirk found her IN the Suholk-st. nous, bnt when
she saw Llm She ran upSiaIIs and out upon tho
roof. The officer pursued her over the roofs nearly
| the entire lcngth OF the block before Hc succeeded
I IN catching nrr. Coroner Ellmgrr committed her
to the House II Deten'Ion to await the iu4est Lao
| woman ~ well known to the police. and has been.
| It is SAID. III the Penltcntiary
BROOKLYN.
| Permits for the erection Of twenty-hree new
| building mostly Of brick, were granted last week
The winter exhibition ana reception the Brook
lyn Art Associate will take place puoI ioW nlght
| at the Ari Building and the Academy ot Music.
| Alter Monday the exhibition wiii b" open to tho
public. About 800 pictures are on the walls.
| The Park Comm -sIoners yesterd ~ discussed tho
| right of the sea view Elevated Railway Company
| to the ocean PARK aay AT toneN is.ahd' ana
| the counsel o the Board General Tracy, wa' IN
sructd to take an appeal az once from Judge
| McCue's decision.
JERSEY CITY.
| Willard +. Dudley. the lid Assembly District.
| is the foreman of the new Grand jury.
Counsellor Rowe requested Police Justice Prloubet
YESTERDAY IT, TX the amount Of ban ~ De- gwen 10y
| William H. Foley, who Is charged with poisoning
his wife, but Foley refused to give bail
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-The Queens County Board Of Super
| yisors At n meeting FRIDAY fixed the salary OF the
District Attorney ~ 5000 year, HDOO more IMAM
| ~ paid to the county Judge.
OYSTER BAY.-C1sar Buffer. aged eighty-tye.
deed at Oyster Bay Friday lie was the last OF the
old no wac bought by Ms. Benz amin Undormil. aud
| always lived with the family.
| LoNG ISLAND CIrY.-rhc house of Supervisor
| John Clavcn. of Long Island Guy. was entered by
| thieves Thursday night in the absence OF the
| family. A lace shawl and "A silk dress were among
| the property carried of Dy the thieves, together
| with Il sum of money.
| AsTORIA-Burglars effected au entrance to the
hardware store OF c. W llallet', at Astoria FRIDAY
| night. Several reviewers, pocket knives. SILVER
spoons and other articles were stolen lhc thirlcs
attempted To force open the money drawer cobtaln-
ING SOB n silver but were unsuccessful. The prop
| erGy stolen was valued at about 500
| MArrTUCK.-Ihe shipments of caulitowef rom
| Matutuck IN the present season have ocen -l1lo
| barrels. besides 900 barrels f0rpcNlin% Acohsid-
erlble quantity OF eau FLOWERS was caught ~ iDe
fields by the recent cold weather and badly Jam
aged. ...A boy sixteen years o. age. VINO han o'cl
taken from of cltY Institute - NNr Nt"is
ago by Charles Garycv farmer AT Matilinck, sud-
denly lett Mr.. GaiveS's house iast Mondaf taxing
VITA him 500 OF his employers money. tId'l me
lad stole n rio~ Oh a train between MiueOa ana 10
Gust Valley. When neNr Glen Head he ~" lne con
ductor coming r ils fare when D. eiptu 10 lho