New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
NPW.YORK CITY.

The vendors of hot chestnuts appeared on the
street corners yesterday.
New grenadines for yelling have large dots OF
chenille OF the same shade
A new and pretty imitation OF round point luce
is called point de BraDant
Alencon lace is used freely for trimming menus
and the large collars SO much woIn
Narrow pleatings are seen on new costumes
and viii doubtless be worn all winter.
Deep pointed collars entirely of cashmere-colored
beaas are worn with handsome dresses.
The free baths were visited last week by l3l,'o|
men and boys and IL, 1928 women and girls.
SHOT THAT RESULTED II DEATH
Patrick Dalton tho lOngshOrcman VINO was shoU
IN self-defenco by Patrick Barrett fellow work
man, on Saturday in fight in Wcst-st, dled yes'cl
day in the st. Vincent Hospital.
INCREASING THE POLICE FORCE.
The Police Board decided Yesterday TO add 100
men To the police force for tho better protccIon OF
certain distrcrs the necessity for the increase nav
ing b en- asserted by the police in those districts.
THE CITY or CHESTER SAFE.
Information was received at the Office of tho In
Chester had arrived At Queenstown. The delay was
caused bv the breaking OF the crank-shait on sep
tenlber II.
TIE DIFFERENTIATION OF An OFFICER
Policeman DAVID Davis. while aJrestlng lad
named Martin Cassidy, Monday night was set upon
by CassIdys friends and beaten with his own club
He took ms prisoner to tho station despito tho
assaults made upon MN.
pisapPrAHANCE OF An IMMIGRANT GIRL
The disappearance of Maria Meyer. axe twenty
two a blonde German girl. who arrived IN TINS port
last Saturday III the steamship Mosel, was reported
Yesterday TO the police. She disappeared from
Castle Garden on the day of her ARRIVAL
FINES At POLICE COURTS.
George w CrcgIcr, secretary of the Board OF Po-
lice ustccs REPORTS the fines received from the pO-
lice courts in August to have been rs follows:
Tombs, $685. Special Sessions SPY 80; Jefferson
Market. IL ,O75; Essex Market $75l Fiitv-,eventh
Street $GOS; Harlem. 1927 total. %3.336 30.
m 4
Commissioner owen w. Brennan, who was re-
ported Yesterday to he dangerously was much BET
ter last evening and was considered by us physc,
Injuries on Friday in getting out oil lWehty-thlrd
street car while il IN motion. lie was thrown
violently against the curb and was badly bruised.
BURGLARY BY YOUNG BOYS.
Henry Sheehan, aye eight. Charles Benney, age
nine Thomas Mctirath. age eleven, Thomas y. Ford.
age nine, aud Henry Scoield, age eleven, were ar
raIgned before Justice Murray yesterday at the
Tomb, Police Court on the charge of having
broken into the toy store of Charles kealy No. 33
Chambers-st., Sunday, and stolen number Oh toFs'
ScOlied the rngcadcr of the children, WAS sent 10
the Roman Catholic Pr0tcctory. aud the other prls-
oacrs were dismissed with an admonltion.
REMOVING A WRECK IL THE BAY.
The managers of one of the steamship lines sent n
request TO tie Pilot Commissioners few DAYS ago,
asking that wreck o! . schooner be removed from
Swash Channel In the Lower Bay The Commits
sioners sent word TO Rear Admiral Nichols. lnspcc-
tor OF the Hid Lighthouse District that the wreck
should be removed, aud tho work was done by the
liChthouse-tender Cactus. Admiral Nichols. how
ever saws that il 10 clearly his duty to contne his
vessels to their legitimate sphere Ut action.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.
The annual fail exhibition of the New-Iork Hor-
ticultura Society will be opened at the Mctropoli-
tan Concern hall this evening. Fruits. partcu-
larly grapes, pears and apples-and howurs and
plants including many rare eXoticS. VIII DC shown
One of the features of the season exhibit Will be
cut flowers i'll baskets for the table and hand bOu-
oueta The exposition VIII continue three days.
Mr. Aunson has arranged special programmes for
exhibition nights, and his iull orchestra will fur
nish music,
SELLERS OF LOTTERY TICKETS.
John Smith. alias Turner was arraigned In the
Yorkvillc Police Court yesterday on three charges
of selling lottery tickets at No. 1887 Fourth-ave. He
was held for trial in ~ 800 bail. TIE following
persons were hold for trial on similar charge
Henry Fredercks, of No. 6i3 Third-ave.; Henry
Shay, of No. 495 1hirG-ave.; John Byron, of No.
25j East lhirty -second-st.j John Quldore, alias
Smith, of No. 523 Second-aye.; John smith, OF No.
2l3 East TTeGtE.clg1FthS ana trai! stu d. Lap
ants were Stephen Prime of No. l25 East twenty
seventn-st. and David Lawrence, of No. G33
Seventh-aye.
PERSONAL---VERY. ACCUSED.
Warden FInuey OF the City Prison. IS Investigate
ing a serious charge that mas been preferred
against Keeper Peter Graney, who IS stationed at
woman named Ahce Co, committed by Justice
Smith at the Jefferson Market Police Court Tor DIS
orderly Conduct. On Saturday her lawyer went to
see her professionally, ana Graney, who was on
duty IN the absence OF the matron, went 10 call the
prisoner to the reception room. Ii is charged that,
| instead of taking the woman 10 see her LAWYER. he
took her TO the hos1tal ward and there brutally
| assaulted her. Warden Finn took the woman's dep
osltlon yesterday, and had her Icmandcd to the
| Tombs. -
Josh Billings" Will lecture tonight at ST.
Matthew's Church, at DeKalb and 1hroop-aves,
for the benefit If the Sunday schools.
| There is a small increase reported in the number
of deaths from diphih,iia in some OF the wards and
| th.R Oi
| take precautions against the further spread Of the
| disease.
The Odd Regiment returned Yesterday morning
| from the trim - Boston and Newport After land
ing at Jewels Wharf, at 4 II, M, the regiment
| marched to the armory, III CleIln0nt-aye and was
| dismissed.
The engineer of the Rldgewood Pumping Station
| has reported 10 the Commissioner of CITY Works
thai the boilers OF the engines ut the station
safe and liable to explode ut any time. Boiler In
| spcctOI Powers was sent Yesterday afternoon Il
| make an examination.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Wild. who has resigned the
| pastorate of the Union Congregational Church u
BroJklvn has accepted "A cali 10 the vacant pulpit
! of the Bond Street Congrccau onal Church IN 10
| ronto Canada 1t was from tins church that the
! Rev Dr. Mailng, after passionate of twenty three
years came TO the FonrtG mt, street Prcsby tcriar
! Church IN Ncw-lork. DR.. Wild will preach hl,
final sermon in Brooklyn Sunday, and will begin hi
work in IorO ntO III October.
JERSEY CITY.
| Justice Peloubrt committed Martin DAILY, the mf
| fan who attacked the members Of the Eureka Bat
! terry Thursday night to tho County Pententiary fo
| three months.
| John Howard John DoUd. John Welon and viii
! lam Dugan, four boys who recently ran away from
| tie Roman Catholic Home III Newark, ar
| rested Yesterday and held for examination.
| The new station Of the Third Police Precinct, II
Oakland ave. was MS ii yesterday for the first time
| The Police Commissioners and the members Of othe
| muntclpal boards dIncd IN the new binding.
| The wogkmen In the caIs>on of the Hudson Rive
| Railroad Tunnel Company reached a level ytst"r
| dnv within fivo feet of the bodies of the twenty
| dead workmen. The bodies will probably be lie
| covered this week.
| NEWARK.
Edward Farrell was fatally injured at The Broad
| - station of the Morris aud Essex Railroad Monda
! ulnht. He ran upon the track TO catch tram TO
| New-York lie missed tho train. and before h
| could get of the TRACK he was struck by auothe
| train.