New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
NETWORK CITY.

NEM-1Ohh vi l.
More than 1 600 emierdnts landed at Castle Gar
| den yesterday.
The full sleeve gathered into n wide cuit at the
| wrist is revived for house dresses.
Normandy point is one of the new, half real laces
used for trimming handsome costu mes OI Vei'et or
| satin.
The body of an unknown man was found floating
in the North River at the foot OF Twcnty-sixth-st
| yesterday.
NEW APPLES IN MARKET.
| Tho first new apples of tho were in market
| Tuesday. They were of the carly NAV variety. ana
were sold at wholesale at II and 81 20 per hall
| barrel box.
FXCELLENCE OF AMERICAN sATINs.
American satins are in excellent quality this sea-
son. especially those in brOcadcd printed DESIGNS
which compare favOrably with the imported SaiihS
and have the ADVANTAGE OF being much less eApch-
MISSING FOR TWO YEARS.
William Murphy, Of No. 80 IlOTatiO-st inquired
Yesterday mt Police Headquarters for news of his
son Thomas who was lost nearly two years ago
The family lived at the time at No. G3} lludson-st'
His parents believe that the boy was stolen.
SUCCESSORS 70 THE SURCISGLEs
New belts are of leather oyerlaid or embossed
with materials and c0ors matching the gobelln ana
morocillcusc styles now ~ vogue They arc laSten-
ed with straps and buckles like tho surcngc belts
worn last summer, which have entirely Disappeared
WANDERED OFF WITH A STRANGER.
The police are looking Tor Pore Acton child OF
from Europe On Tuesday afternoon thIn-lactd
stranger in blue coat and plaid trousers took the
boy from Castle Garden and lac has not been seen
since
GoVERNMFNT PURCHASE or BONDS.
The Government bought yesterday 5000 900
bonds out of offerings amounting to T9.l3oO00.
The purchases comprised ONLY is of 1850 and 1851,
ranging from 1915 to l01. 50 and from lO6's To-
1862. The FIRST National Bank was awarded
$1,17G,0J0 of the total amount.
WHERE BLONDES HAVE THE ADVANTAGE.
II it were not for the tcnactY with which ladies'
cling 70 tine dark reds bruncttes would have
time of if with the pa lc shades and tlntS that
A. 10 hsx. utIfI Hp
of it, as they cannot only wear the pale c0lurs,
but can also wear the dark reds with good effect.
A LARGE ARRAY IL A POLICE COURT.
The police of the Fourth and Fourteenth Pre-
cincts made large number Of arrests of dlsordrry
persons and Migrants, Tuesday might, ana nearly
one hundred prisoners were arraIgncd before JUS
ticc Duffy Yesterday at the 1omb>. The Justice
sent the greater part of the offenders to BackWcPs
Island for three or SIX months.
HONORS TO 4 SCIENTIFIC MAS.
Professor Friedrich WOrhrr tn" noted German
chemist ut the University of Gotiengrn, viii ccle-
bratr his cIghtrth birthday on July 81: move
mcnt among Europeans to present him with q
medal of great value has been Joined by chemists IN
this country. Professor Chandler, of Columbia
College, President of the Board of Health, has IS
sued invitations 10 American scientific men to sub
scribe to the fund. subscriptions are limited To 10
each.
ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF BrRGLNRY.
After George Wilson. who was arrested on TncS-
day 10y O.liccr SarvIs tor committing Il burglary at
the pawn office OF Patrick Ganlcy. in DivIoon-st.
had been TCnaHdrd for examination Captain
Petty, of the Madison street IOllcc rrrclHrt III
formation which led 10 the arrest Of second per-
son, August Palmer who, II Is said. has been con-
nccted with previous pawnshop rohbrrirS. He was
arrested in his nome ut Srvcnty-slXtn-st. and
Aveuue-A, at : a. M. yesterday The police know
who the third man IL.
WHAT THE PARK cnMNIsNoNEEs hp.
At the meeting of the Park commissioners yes
tcrday the contract for paving IOmpklus and
WaSllingtUn-sqnar'S was awarded to Edward
II. Wuoton q 13i2 cents square foot.
Comm .SiOncr Wcnman called mp resolutions sub
init 81
waited Railroad Company SIX months notice 10
amend certain violations of Its agreement in tIc
use of the Battery Park and directing Corporation
Counsel to all the lawful means to force thc
company acccdc to the demands of the Park
Commissioners Tie resolutions were adopted.
ALLEGED GAMBLING-HoUSE KEEPERS HELD FOR
TRIAL.
Isaac Sosnowsky. of No. 225 West Twcntv-cighth-
ST., recently appeared before Justice hllhI'ih' M
the Jefferson Market Police Court. and procured
warrants for the arrest Of FlcdcIick webb, oi No.
522 SiXth-avc., and Jacob Drungold of No. lHS
SIXt!-tvc.. on the charge of keeping gambling
houses. Sergeant Heating, of the lWcuty-nlnth
Precinct, arrested the Two men at their houses, TN;
could find no evidences OF gambling at the house
of either. Upon the testimony Of SoSnowSkN, who
was subjected to a searching cro,s-cXanlnLtinn hy
the prisoners counsel the accused were held for
trial yesterday in 81 900 bail cach
TIE SICK CmIIpRKNs MISSION.
The managers of the Sick Chldrrns Mission Of
the Ch!ldrcn's Aid Society. are prriccIng arrange
menis to begin the Summer work of furnishing,
gratutlonsly. medical attendance, medicine and
n0urishment TO the sick children of the very poor
those whose parents cannot even pay the small
charges made at disprnsaIirS and who cannot pro-
vide such necessary articles of nnurShm"nt milk
bccfrca. etc. The headquarters OF the Mission. car
rcd during the last ten wears AT No. 80 ltlvInI
tOiI-st., will hrnCrfOrtl he al the SOClrtYS new
building at East Broadway and GOuvrrncur->t.. |
where applications fol- rclic may be- made. Gifts ot
funds to carry on this charity may be sent to Grorgr
;. COr treasurer, or {. j.. Brace. secretary Child
rcn's aid Society, No. 10 East FOuTt-st., or to |
George Calder. superintendent Of tho Mission, No. |
2S7 East broadway.
BROOKLYN.
The BROOKLYN school tcarhrrs on Saturday will
take Il sail round Staten Island. aud go ashore at
Fort Wadsworth To picnic III the grove ON Tie !
AspnWaIl estate. adjoining the fort.
james L. Martin of No. l53 Iudson-avc., WHO !
was assaulted IN YaEdcrhi-ayc, ana received n |
fracture of the skull early Sunday morning after 4
quarrel over cards. died at go III. yc>trGdl. al
the CITY Hospital The two men, Keenan, and Wiz |
son. who are charged with the assault, are III Gus
tOdy.
The coroncrs jury invest eating yesterday tie |
cause of thr death of Frederic Wright. age tWrIi.
Of No. 800 llaml;OE-avc., who was stahIrd ~ a." |
abdu!ncd with prnKnlc on june !, and died June |
f. found that he came to bis death at the hands OF |
Hermann FcrmhnvcI Fcrmhovcr who Is lisht- |
crnan, living III rcall-st., Ncw'lork, is under
rest.
James Ryan, one of the Commissioners Of Chari-
ties in Kings County. was arrested in Flaibuili ou
Tuesday evening upon the charge of refusing 10 |
provide for the support of Il child hcl'hcCamc |
charge 10 The town by bciGE born out Of wcdl1rt,
and tor accepting 800 from the father of the child
to settle The caar. and making no account Of II to
the Board of COnmlssOnrIs. hearing WAS hai
hcfolr Justice Wuli, and Mr.. RYAN denied that he
had failed III his duty. The was put over until
Friday. .... ,.
JERSEY CITY
Michael Connolly. p0uEdmastcr. was again ar
res ed yesterday on II charge of stealing horse
from II private pasture lot, and placing 1t in the
pound.
James Lrhbach, age five years. and living at
Jerscy-aec. and Flrsl.st., was run over by wagon
yesterday whllc playing in the street, and was st.
verely injured.
The body of man was found Yesterday nolting
IN he ferry slip of the Ncw-YOrk, Fake Erie and
Western Railroad. Papers on the BODY showed that
it was probably that Of John Ryan, of No 90
FulOn-st., Port Richmond, Philadelphia. a drscrIp-
ton of the remains sent to Mrs. Ry an and she
l,.L no