New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
NEW YORK CITY.


Chuddah or shawl-coth. is imported for winter
costumes.
New dull shades Of color are copied from antique
porcelain.
Plaid Surah neckercefs are worn folded square
not thTee-corneTcd.
The jersey costumes are among French dresses
imDOrted for autumn
Cloth and velvet boots with round toes Tor ladles
use are coming into fashion.
The steamship Racilia. with full cargo of ice,
arrived yesterday from Norway
japanese embroidery in cOlOrs is used for trim
ming new white camePs-har dresses.
James Graham. age thirty of No. 200 West Thirty
frs-st, has been missing from his home since sep
tember l.
The negligence of the garbage collectors in Har-
lem demands the attention of the authorities. In
some places the garbage remains for days awaiting
removal.
Visitors to Boston on the occasion of the celebra-
tion in chat city on the lnth INST, can OBTAIN e1eur
imcnt, of Brooklyn, go over on the steamer New
port OF the Newport line.
DEATH FROM A BLOW FROM BAIL
Alexander y. 1rope thirty years old, VINO lives NJ
No. l II East Twenty-ffth-st., died yesterday from
the effects of blow which he received in the abdo-
men from baseball some years ago.
MIR. GAMBRILLis SUICIDE.
The Coroners certificate IN the case OF Charles d.
Gambril. which was filed Yesterday, gives the cause
OF his death as suicide by shooting Mr. Cambria
is to be buried to-day at Dedham. Mass.
NEW FIRE COMPANY.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday awarded The
contract for building new cDglne-hoUse in East
for the sum of $l4,S75. A new company will be
organized to be Known as Engine Company A.
FIRE LOSSES For MONTH.
The Fire Marshals report for August shows ia
Sl3OIs, and on contents SI3,197. The insurance
on buildings was S2oO35O; and on contents,
1926 700. The uninsured losses amounted to
-, 100.
cnIopvp VISITOYS FROM VIRGINIA.
The coored Veteran Guard Of thus city yesterday
received the Langston Guard, of Norfolk. Va,
another company OF c0iored men, who are on a
Northern visit. The Mayor reviewed the two COM
panies as they marched past the City Hall ycster-
day afternoon.
The city felt decidedly cool wave Yesterday.
The wind came up early in the day from he north
west and by noon it was positively chilly. Over
coats were plenty tho streets, and were iuyaria-
bly, worn by persons coming to the city TO business
from the suburbs.
MARRIAGE OF Richard HENDERSON.
Their was an unusual display of bunting on the
steamships, piers and offices of the Anchor Line
Yesterday in honor OF the marriage of Richard
Henderson to the daughter of Henry HeidenheIm
Mr. Henderson is JUNIOR member vt the firm of
Henderson Brothers, owpers of the Anchor Line.
SINKING OF LIGHTER.
The lighter Nancy Ann, loaded with sixty-sx
casks of China clay, sprung leak Yesterday morn
ing at Pier No. 3D. East River and sank. The crew.
consisting Of two deck hands, james Cam and
James Ross, rescued by officers from the police
|
! No 49, Soutl-st.. and the cargo was valued at
| 81 900.
ASSIGNMENTS by INsOLvENT DEBTORS.
The schedule OF Simeon Gutman, Emil Gutman
, and Henry &. Frank, under their assignment to
| Marx Rotnschld was filed yesterday. The habili-
ties are 500 sl5 - nominal assets, $2l .58s Al
real assets, S1G33J9 3d.. Charles Napier and
Robert l.. White recently male an assignment to
| Charles +. Wooster he schedule hled yesterday
| in the Court OF Common Pleas shows the liabilities
| to he $3O529 01 nominal assets Sl|,04| 20; real
assets S17.647 20.
| NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT AT ROSTER BIAI's
An audience that crowded Roster 81 Balls con-
| cert hail was present last evening TIT the 500th
| concern Inc Jablochloff electric candle was used
| for the first time last night Fourteen ground-gla
| globes glOwcd with pure white light. There was
| no huctuation, except ut long intervals, when the
| current was changed from one pencil TO another.
The pencils consist OF two tubes of carbon separated
by plaster Of Paris wall across the top OF which
| fIey burn. The pencils burn two hours each and
| each globe contains six pencils, the change being
instantaneousy effected. This. 1t il claimed is the
only electric light produced IN the country that will
burn steadily
BROOKLYN.
| Only go of the 800 physicians In Kings County
| have thus far complied with the law requiring
| them to register their diplomas and licenses with
| the County Clerk.
The Long Island Life Saving Society has pre-
| s.nted medals TOR bravery To James Kirkland. of
No 76 South Sixth-st., and Thomas A. C:gg of No.
| 40 south feminist.
| Tho veto of the Supervisor Large in Kings
| County upon the vote Of the Board OF Supervisors
changing the salaries of certain county objects WAS
| sustained yesterday by Judge Barnard 81 tho
| Supreme Court.
| Du,iuq n quarrel in a saloon at Myrte-ave and
Wyckuh-st. last evening. between cx-Judge SlocUm
of Newlown, and one Of his clients Louis Emcner.
| OF No. 43i Graham-aye., the former threw beer
glass which struck Enener In the forehead cutting
| a deep cash. lie was taken To the Ninth Sub-Pre-
| cinct fUr treatment
| Tie contest over the probate of the will of the
late Pierre MarstOn Van Wyck had second hear
ing before Surrogate Livingston In Brooklyn yes.
terday BY the will large legacy is left ~ William
| Brasner, which takes the whole Of the estate
| Co., hail