New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
NETWORK CITY.

Albert II. Reitingcr sails to-day in the steamer
| Britannia.
The arches of the BROOKLYN Bridge are to be rented
| for warehouses, stables. etc.
| Tho Monsignor hat, with high square crown ana
| broad brim turned MP on both sides, IS worn Win
| the Hermit costume.
| The simplest costume may be made attractive by
folding q tulle fchu loosely over the bosom ana
| nesting a bunch of flowers among the folds.
The Drectoire mantle is the latest. 1t Is n
| cOqucttish garment covered with lace and passe-
menterie and is very becoming to slender figures
| BoNNETs THAT ARE UNBECOMING.
| The large bOnDets, few of which have already
| been imported. very ugly and unbecoming, pro-
| truding the face like the poke bonnet worn
many years ago.
| AIDING SICK MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
| IKE Floating Hospital of St. Johns Guild on
| Thursday made its fortieth and last trip for the
season. 1t has carried nearly 23,OOO mothers ana
children upon these excursions.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
An adjourned meeting of the State Board of
| Equalization will be heidi in Albany Sept Il, for
the purpose of enualziDg The valuation of the real
estate OF the several counties for State taxes
| DANGEROUS PLAY OF A sCHOOL-BoY.
John Lint ace nine. Of One-hundred-and-twenty
frst-st. and FOurth-aye. climbed steam-ppe tn the
playroom Of the public school III Northumberland,
twenty eIChh-st.. near Slxtb-aye., yesterday, and
| fell down and fractured bis skull.
| FIGURED GOODS IN FAVOR.
Figured goods are still TO be worm aud promise TO
be formidable rivals to the gaudler plaid materials
the latest d. signs are in small leaves flowers in
dark rich cologs on a light grouud. They VIII DO
much used IN combination with plain materials
POLICE BOAID ASKING FOR DUMPING GROUND.
The Board Of Police requested the Health Officers
yesterday TO permit the use aeain Of the lots Mt
Ffth-ave, and Northumberland thirty eighth-st rs
a dumping ground, stating that there appeared TO no
no cause for the complaint that the police were
dumping garbage there.
SIZE OF A BURNED STEAMSHIP.
The wreck of the steamship City Of NewYOrk,
which was burned and sunk in the East River
several weeks ago, sold nj auction yesterday to
Captain j. Stannari for 1920. The wreck now
lies the south side Of Governors Island, and the
purchase includes the hull machinery and anchors
and chains.
NEW CROP OF SEA ISLAND COTTON.
lnclnded IN the cargo OF the steamship CITY OF
Atlanta. which arrived yesterday from Charleston,
seven bales Of the new crop of Sea Island cot
ton. II was raised on Edisto Island, and was CON
said to be very fine. The purchase price 81
cents pound.
DESTROYS OF BURNING GARBAGE.
Two offers 10 dispose of the citys garbage were
read AT yesterdays meeting of the Police Board.
They were referred TO the Street Cleaning Commit
tee, with the otten-repeated statement that such
offers were useless because the Board had
thorltv to grant contract for any length OF time
aud without competition.
MORMON MISSIONARIES DIsPLFAsFD.
The Rev. Mr. BlOssett. missionary at Castle Gar
den, went among the Mormon immigrants on Thurs
day to distribute tracts aud give religious nstruc
ton. He was noticed by the vgant Mormon mis-
sionarcs who entered into religious dispute with
him. Finding themselves wOrsted IN the argument
Mr. Biossett says they caught him by the coat and
tired TO put HIM out but were prevented by Chief
Clerk COonan, Of the Landing Department.
BROOKLYN.
large grain elevator is building at Third-st. and
the Gowanus Canal,
A prominent firm displays a Garfield and Arthur
banner on its truck it is driven through the
streets.
water has greenish look and is full of oil and
garbage, and the smell IS sickening.
The Commissioners appointed by tho General
Term of the supreme Court to examine applicants
for admission to the bar. passed twenty appli-
cants yesterday. Among them is John B. Meyen-
borg. Supervisor at-!arRe of kines County,
Mary Keenan,, age forty five, a servant employed
in the family OF the Rev DIR. Noah Hunt Schenck,
rector of II. AIMS Church on the Heights, who
lives at No. p Grace-court, while sleeping early
yesterday morning. walked ont Of her bedroom
window and fell to the ground, distance of about
twentv feet. She suffered serious conclusion
of the spine and was removed for treatment to st.
Peters Hospital
The police were applied 10 yesterday to assist in
finding Isabella Tucker whose parents live in
Grand-st; She has been missing from home since
last Sunday She Is seventeen years Old and when
she left home was dressed in Il plaid suit, a black
turban hat and cardinal stockings The buttons on
her dress were made from silver quarter dollars,
from home in disobediencc to her parents aud
this is believed TO be one reason why she las not
turned.
The suit brought in the County Court TO recover
81 O49 from Theodore Pohlemu5 on note was de.
cldcd yesterday III favor Of the plaintiff.
George Fisher arrested yesterday upon sus-
picon of having stolen a diamond pin, valued nc
$50 rom Nicholas Kelly, OF No. 50 York-s. while
the latter was intoxicated. Tho prisoner pleaded
guilty a charge of stealing from Kelly a pawn
ticket for coat. and was held for further cxamina-
ton.
NEWARK.
child of Mrs. Gerstine, living on Seventeenth
ST. was attacked by a COW OH Thursday. and was
thrown ten feet in the air. The child was seriously
injured.
The sash and blind factory of s. T. Guerin in
Hami iton-st.. winch was burned at late hour on
Thursday night, was, II Is believed fired by an in
cendiary. The loss Is about $1,000, which is
rurers Insurance Company of Newark, and two |
foreign companies
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
WHITE PLAINs-Burglars entered the carriage |
house of justice }. o. Dykman at White Plains on |
Thursday night ana stole three sets of harness.
Observation-Disclosures Graham was rested YES |
tcTday by Constable James :. Lock wood katouah
a charge of emb element. The accused was enl-
poycd by George Hamilton junk dealer of Pecks-
kill, who gave him $40 to pay for load of scrap
iron. He neglected 10 pay FOR the iron. which he |
obtained but he sold 1t and He'd wIth the proceeds
together with the $40. lie was arrested in katonah
and sent back to Pceksaill.
MOUNT VrENON.-Thomas Woods one of the con- |
stables If Mount Vernon, on thursday expressed |
himself freely in dsapprObation Of the way III which
the Democrats bad managed the primary election. |
and made a declaration that he would not for |
any man chosen In this unjust way. On Thursday |
evening Daniel G.. Hickey met Woods in front Of |
the shop of Patrick Carroll accused him of being one
one of CAROLS windows aud hurt himself Woods |
obtained from Justice Weeks warrant for the ar |
rest Of Hickey.
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