New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-HORk I'll l.
Ioo ,-o+or o+ cont n drink " is offered at stauu
near Cooper Union. l 5is
CrOtOn wafer in some parts OF INC "h"o>0N VIZ
trict is muddy and unfit to drink
White dotted muslin makes tasteful TRIMMING
for gypsy hats to be worn WIN siihp'o Uo''''
Young ladies' are wearing the halr very pIa'"'
often without fir zzes or even tine reguIatl"n "'"s'
Several gangs of young ruffians, with balls ana
hats made travel III SJntll-s dangerous yeStci""!
A colored tulle scarf beaded with tiny pearl beads
is worn by ladies to whom mucn "hiCe 10 no' W
coming IL,
A new but not particularly pretty lace is calico
the Princess lace, aud is much used on children
lingerie. .,. a ,,,Dr
The street lamps nearest the iire-alarm telegram
boyes nave had panes of red glass inserted III the
upper PORTIONS of them IN order thilt tic S''ua''N
of the boxes may be readily known at hlght
TRYING TO END SAD CAREER.
A diSsolntp COOrcd woman. named Jane hogan
attempted suicide after prolonged deDauch at no.
I55 Gieene-st., yesterday, by swallowing puanllE
of Paris green. She was taken to the NeW-loIA
Hospital.
OUT OF RESPECT FOR AN OLD OFFICER
Flags were displayed at haii-mast on inc ~, ~
Hall Yesterday. out of respect to the memory 9l
Timothy Kennedy, old policeman connected WIN
the CITY Hall squad who died on SatnIda yi !" take c
siXty-flth year of his age. The funeral VIII take
Mace Tomorrow from st. Andrews Church.
CARRYING BURGLARS TOOLS WITH HIN.
Charles Morton, aye fOrty-fOur, was brought
mp at the Essex Market Police Court ErsteIGiay' Oh
thr charge of entering the rooms OF J0hn Ming. nv
Vo sG SIt,1Ik-st saturday night by picking tho
lock of a front door, and stealing articles valued NJ
%07 Several pick locks and skeleton. ana Ordinary
KEYS were found in hls possession, besides number
Of burglars implements Inc man was cohhl''cu
for tTIal in default Of -, 600 bail.
SPANISH LACE AGAIN N FAVOR:
Cpanish lace is again worn IN both black ana
white A handsome bonnet may be made from
Spanish lace sCaTi-an article Whch almost very
lady pnSscssrs-by entirely covering small, close
houuGt frame with the middle of the scarf folding
it loosely and caTrlcssly around th2 liaho ana
fa stcung it with large gold balls l-et thc SCAR
drnop on the hair in the 'front.' place bunch OF pan
Sos or roses low on the lcft side. and fascn the ends
of the scarf at the throat with another bunch OF the
same flowers.
PRETENDING TO sw0oN ~ 4 LQU0R sH3P P,;oo
lanes Fav was charged in the Es eX Market Police
Comr Yesterday, by Francis Straub, proprietor 81
l0uor store ut No. 1O2 Sccond-avc.. with stealing
81 from Il drawer Saturday evening III Cohu'c-
ZION vii n two other men, whose names are uukuoWl
Fay and his confrdcracs visited tue place To-
gCthcT. and went INTO rear ROOM lHric VIZ
ieipucd illness and pretended to swoou. ne pro-
prctor ran for help, and on his return saw Fay ne
hind the counter, after having rlllcd the tllI' inc
prisoners were held III default ot T1OO BALL
BROOKLYN.
Michael l. Carr of No. 1917 Prcsdcnt-st., was ar
rested Yesterday on complaint OF mis- vile Tor HtrIK-
| ing her down with barIcl-sayc, Knocking out Two
of her teeth and utctng severe injuries.
Walter II. Parcey. age four years OF No ~
BrrEcll-st. died on Saturday i1Om lockJaw, result
| ing from being run over on April -, by s'l''t
car. AT Fiuh-avc. and BcIgcu-st. Coroner Slmns
will hold the inquest
The police of the FIRST Precinct arrested the pro-
prctoT and inmates of dIsUrdrrly house IN w ISM
ngton-si.. near Nassau-St.. early yesterday morn
| ing, Twelve pcrsCn were taken IN charge Tor
dIsOrdcrly conduct and arlaIBHcd DtlOIc JUSTICE
| Walsh.
The corner stone of the new cdIfce Of the German
Reformed Church ut tulOn-aNr. ana S@hoIcS- d"
| WAS laid Ves;cIdqy afternoon, at OcIuCk. Inc
service was conducted by the pastor, the Rev. j..
" Wagner assisted bv several other clr1Eymcn.
| The building VIII be finished December 10.
| 4 fire broke out yesterday afternoon III stable nj
No los Stavr.st.. Brooklyn. In attempting to rrt
on tnc roof. Charles Price ana John Me IaI h'IH-
! her, of Engine Company No. IS fell TO the Gr"nhd
! from the breaking of ladder Prices LETT lrE ''a
broken, and MClTIll received severe ln'crHal III
| lures. The losses by fire were not heavy
| NEWARK.
There were 1000 kegs OF lag"r-bror lnpnnfac-
| turrd in Newark during the past year, yielding u
| revenue to the Government OF T2O@'oOn
Joseph Keller. irWcIler, aged -, WAS drowned in
the PasSaiC River yes criay morning. Nrlct WAS "l
dlssiracd habits, and HAD been away rom ms !.ih,
| No. 30 McWhOrcr-st. all might, c rlpi'lh 81
an icc-boat HIN fall from wharf ncartAc BOAT,
and cndeayOred to rescue HIM. ihc body WAS re-
! covered .,.r,,.,
LoNG BEACH-Flyc hundred carpenters are now
| employed on The new hotel
AsroR1A-Thc Rev Mr.. Barr, Of inc Presbyterian
Church, has been granted thIcr veal Leave col All
scurc on account of impaired nrllth. lie offered 10
| resign, but his congregation would not cOlscni
STATEN ISLAND.
RICuMoND.-Ircdsurcr Robinson. of Richmond
| County. has gwen notice To tho SUPERVISORS .u
| SD 600 of county bonds TAIL due on AugHt l. The
treasurer has been instructed to inform the holders
| Of The bonds that they Will be pald promptly III
| cash.
S1,p1rToN-A party Of children, while PLAYING
| on the flats saturday afternoon. discovered the
| dead body of man lying on the beach. 4 bul die
Of wood which had been picked NJ along the shore
| Law beside the body. The rcuaiu- were removed ia
| Oats's Morrur: they were ld 'ntIhcd yesterday ~
those of Olos Ilipp. There were no marks Of vlo-