New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

Velvet and corduroy skirts orn not nearly SO Pop
ular this season rs 1t was prc;ctfd thcy "ouiu oo'
but they are occasionally Secn'
4 Broadway tailor displays hamDoo co3I,
woven of the flexible fibTrs of bamboo IL Io"h"
like a cool and comfortable garment
Much dissatisfaction is expressed at the delay OF
the Elevated Railroad Company in building rtbu-
lar station at Observation-Disclosures y-nihili-st'
The Rev. Arthur H. Warner will he installed as
rector of the Church of the Beloved Disciple. at
EIghty-ninth-st. and Madson-ave' tomorrow at
l a. III. -
damage of $500 was caused by a fire yeSterGaiHH
in The paint shop OF Leopold Lcndori, at NO. az
Third-ave. The cause of the fire was not known.
TRYING TO ROB A POOR BOX.
John Shea; Of No. 1,Gl3 Second-1yc,, was so cap,
st. LaWrCnCcS Roman Catholic Churcn, III Eighty
fOurtl-St.
STRAW HATS by THE WAGON LOAD.
Here you are, genuine MacklnHw straw raw i"oS U.S.
any one in the wagon for 90 cents" IS Il street cry
heard in these days. And yet 1t IS sald that prices
are going up!
BREAKING HIS NECK ny 4 FALL, e..;,.
Franz Breuncr, forty years old, OF No. - Sprlne-
ST.. while working yesterday in the building WhGIe
lie lived, fell and broke hls neck. He died instantly
1t was said that he was intoxicated
AN ELEVATED RAILWAY NUISANCE.
II is proposed 10 hold public meeting IN llar-
LEM to protest against the nuisance created ny thG
cOaling and watering station on thc clevlleM IoaH
at One-hundrcd -and-twcnty ana 1hlru-
ave- COMPLAINTS OF sTAGNANT PONDS.
People living near Mill Brock and the stagnant
nnnd5 in Robbins and COrtlandt-aVcS, III tile an
nexrd district, urge the Immediate attention OF
the Health Board to the condition Of these bodies
of water.
NEW FABRIC FOR COMBINATIONS
One Of the newest materials for combining WIN
handsome dress fabrics Is the Corah SILK, whlGh
comes IN a variety of designs and cnlorS. he de-
signs are nearly all large III this silk and have a
japanese effect.
HARSH TREATMENT BY 4 HUSBAND.
Durmp a family quarrel yesterday Mrs. Jane
I1,n,,, e M
head Dv her husband, William, and inJnrrd severely
She was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital Inc
husband made his escape.
ATTACKED AND sr,BRED BY An UNKNOWN MAN.
Francis DcVcr. a Young man living at No. lol
Forsyth-St., was attacked by an unknown man aI
Mcpckcr-st. and South FIfth-avc. Yesterday and
stabbed in the abdomen. The wound was severe
DcVeI's assalant escaped
FAILING IN THE WATER FROM A BARGE
A boy named frinrls FGll' whose parents HNc at
No 2 2i9l Sccond-avr., fell INTO the water from the
barge Silver shore at the foot oi East Onc-hnndIeI-
| and.twcnty y-nntl-St.. yesterday, and was drowned
| Ills body was not rec"Vcrcd
A DANGEROUS PLtYTHING.
While several boys were playing with toy pistols
! in (;ouyrrncuI slip yesterday William DonncllN.
| thirteen years DID, of No lI3 Monroc>t' was SI"t
| in thc hin receiving a severe wound lie WAS taken
| to the Chambers street Hospital.
| A NUISANCE NEFpING SUPPRESSION.
! Scorcs of bows and young men infested tho fish,
hayes vessels and piers adjoining Fulton Fish .lar-
kct for the purpO,' ct bathing Yesterday all'r"on
Their actions caused great offence TO tic passengers
| thai passed.
THEY smotID HAVE RrEN PtT orr or ms EftCH
| Charles Nelson. four years od. was locked IN
| room by hIs mother SATURDAY., at No. 800 Last
| Tnrty-tiCtl->t lie tonk some matches from a man
tel and in lighting them i" set fire to his clothng
lie dc,vyr-tcrday at Bellevue Hospital from the ci-
| fects OF his burns.
RESULT OF STREET BRtwf-
William Kiahandy, Michael Nance and Armand
Tlnly enEagrd IN Igri mst IN irI st yenn "I m
| and Nance received severe scalp wound. lie ar-
cuscd Tmly of striking him with an iron hnr. All
| three of the mcH we've locdcd up for beng ltoAl-
| Gated and dsOrdcrly.
| A GARMENT OF ODDS AND FINDS.
| Many casadulns are seen. bnt they are lot nearly
so pretty an it Thought they woulA h'. rs hey
give q costume the appearance Ui having been
made of odds and ends of materials; lhlN - not
the case where the three or more fabrics used III
costumes are artsticaly combined III other styles.
| Hence the c,saquin Is H"t very much IN favor
TAKING SO r1.n IoE 1--WE wILk-.
Mrs. Margaret iulscr. a native "i iand' dlrd
| ot No 6I5 FIIs-aNc. on Saturday IN her >cNcu-
| tIch year. Dr. Henry Non M;=1l1s, Oi No. @66
Irxington-avr. who attended her. STATED IN letter
| to the Board of Health that She was an habIual
| drumiard and that for five weeks previous I" hcr
death she had refused all kinds OF food Her death
resulted from gastriiS.
RAISING Az AI.AHM or BUKGLAns.
clerk in the dry goods store at No. los l}roOmei
st. carclrssy left the door of large safe open on
| Saturday evening when the store was closed Tor the
night An hour later the police discovered he con-
! dItlon of the safe by lOokln" through the WrdOw
of tic store. and an alarm was, raised. lI" store
!
| summoned. but no burglars were found.
! WHAT FRIGmIENED SOME MISCIHEVUUs BoYs.
Several boys were playing IN front OF III" liquor
store kept by john krci" at No III l'nlh-avr, ON
| Saturday and one Of them threw Il lighted match
| into an empty whi-kry-barrcl. The vaPor of the
haror remaining in the barrel took fire amt the bar
| rel was blown 10 pieces. The boys were much
| Frightened and one of them, FranclS O'ltUIy, OF
! No. 23I Iclth-ayc., was injured slightly III the
face.
fXJCRrD BY THE POLE or AZ ICE GAIT
pll a mn. rlrTl
tutr for the Bind. M Ninth-av"., between IhIrtv-
third and Thirty -loIrtlI-.ts on saturday Ignt "aN
struck bv the pole al an ice wagon driven by PmhP
| Frederick aye twenty-five, OF No. juG West Fly
| 1irst-st and sustained severe Injuries about the
| head and body. Roundsman O,bornc, of the IWcn-
tcth Precinct, who witnessed the arrdcnt. NJ
| rested Frederick on 4 charge of reckless driving.
and IN the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
the prisoner was held lOr trial. He injured woman
| was unable To appear
UxmArPNEss ~ 4 HArItM not"DlNG-n"rsr.
Mis- Alice =. MIrcr, who keeps a boInllng-
house at No. 132 East OnC-huudrcd-aud-t thircrnilI
St. appeared ~ the Harlem Police Co"rl rs cum
! plainant against Thomas OIlarr, one Of Ii luda-
| crs She stated that . Hare dc>ucd 10 marry ii.r
niece aud nrcausc SHE refused assent. hc assaulted
| her violently. The prisoner denied the story; hc
said that his system Lad b"comr 50 d"hilIlaicd
from lack OF sufficient food. owing To Mr+ Mac'rs
| palSiLunY, that hS reasoning powers were M
paired This extraordinary plea Ind hm no good.
| lur Justice I'att tcrspn lined lm TIO ana committed
! him Tor three months.
4 PROFESSIONAL wCKP1CKEr IN CUSTODY.
Mary o. Mahrr. . proirSsi"n9l" plc;P%rkct,
! whose photograph adornS the RoSucS Gallery,
was taken before Justice Murray, III the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, by officer McCon-
nell, of the Twentieth Precinct, on 4 charge OF
taking Il pocketbook from the dress of Mrs. Mary
| Header Of No. 15I West Ihrty-SrcOnd-st The
| uocketb book contained $40 -. and the larceny was
| committed in store IN EglIth-ayc., near thirty
r,t-s After her arrest, the prisoner, who is thirty
| eight years of age, and claims to 1--we at No. 81
| East Thrt y-righlh-st gave Mrs Reader her prop
crty. She was held III default Ol 81 900 bail.
SWIMMING FROM WARDS ISLAND.
A little boy. with brar eyes and ragged clothes,
| who SAID his name was james Cundon, accOstrd Of
cer Schicmcr. of the Eighteenth Precinct, on sat
| urIay night, III First-avc., and asked To Do taken
| care of. In the Yorkvlc Police Court yesterday.
! Inc told Justice Flammcr that he had no home nnd