New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-11
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Shaded fans are popular
Field daisies the favorites for belt bouquets.
Very little iewelry is now by ladies of fash
ion.
Houses to are still in great demand in the
nexed district.
Turkey red oil calico dresses are worn at fashion
able summer resorts.
Pedlers of decayed fruit were cut in full force in
Broadway yesterday.
Broadway between One-hundred- and -thirtieth and
misunderstanding fifthsts is badly in need of
repair.
Rapidly in building and cheap material are be-
ginning to show in many Of the houses recently
erected in Harlem.
CHANGES IN TRAIN TINE.
timetable takes effect on the Hudson
River division of the NewYork Central Railroad to-
day, and several changes will be made in local
trains.
NOT CLEANED FOR THREE YEARS.
Residents OF observation-disclosures ;frst-st,
street has not been cleaned since it paved three
years ago.
John Huber, patient in the Charity Hospital on
Blackwells island, fell into the river SATURDAY
night and was drowned. His body was recovered
and taken 10 the hospital.
ICE FOR THE POOR.
The Earle Guild Relief Will add new feature to
its work this summer by furnishing ice to thu suffer
ing poor. Contributions for this purpose will be re-
ceivcd by Ferdinand T. Earle at Canal and Ccntre-st.
FIFTY THOUSAND BRICKS ~ THE RIVER
st. b oke down SATURDAY, and 90 900 bricks that
were piled upon it fell into the river The bricks
had been nnloadsd from barge, and belonged to
the DrummOnd Brick Company OF Haverstraw.
TRUTHFUL But UNEXPECTED REPLY.
miss OF sixteen summers, who attends private
school IN this city was told by her teacher to trans
IA silk dress" The teacher was astonished when the
pupil promptly replied, " But You may bet your
sweet life that do"
STATISTICS OF GOOD WORK.
The attendance at The Young Mems Christian As
2,O2O, gymnasium ,1OO pray er meetings and Bible
class LAB. For the last quarter about 500 vol
unles have been purchased for the library.
CHILDREN ENGAGED IN BURGLARY
In the Ioinbs Police Court yesterday Officer Terry,
OF the First Precinct, arraigned Thomas Wynns, OF
No 10l Wall-st., ana Joseph Ford of No. 80 Wall
st., wN claim to be respectively ten and twelve
years of age, but who are known to be only six aud
eight years old, on charge of burglary. He
serted that he caught them in the act of prying open
"a fruit stand with crowbar. The counsel for the
prisoners claimed that Justice Otterbourg could not
entertain "A complaint of burglary owing to the
youth OF the prisoners. Tne Justice fined the boys
$40 each for disorlerly conduct.
GENERAL HALPISE'S GRAVE TO BE MARKED.
The Commander of Dahgren Post No. lib De-
partment of New-fork, Grand Army of the Republic,
to take entire charge OF the Arrangements Tor the
erectlon of Il monument over the grave Of General
o HariSS WHOSE aip rea 1o fs a in Gy
press Hills Cemetery without a mark
Martin Curtis James +. Hull, Daniel Patterson,
James Stiillnan, W illiam McEntee, Dennis Sullivan.
Adam Blake. Edward Duffy, Charles NJ Granger.
BROOKLYN.
The body of stephen Traus n boy of No 2S4 Fur
man-st, who fell into the East River ut Robcrts's
stores Saturday. was recovered yesterday.
Ihe iirst OF the series of moonlight games vas
Saturday evening, at Nintl-st. aud Ninth-aye..
Sonth brooklyn. There was a large attendance. the
main stand being crowded.
While standing in front Of her home No. 1877
Johnson-st., Saturday evening, Mary FULLY, age
seventeen, was shot by the dental discharge of
pistol III the hands OF Theodore kclun. age
twelve of No. Ill Johnson-st., who was talking
with her The bullet also passed through young
kellums hand. The giri's wound, though painful,
VAS pronounced by ply stefan as not likely to prove
dangerous
In order to crafty his love for piscatorial sport on
Saturday, A0olpli Ncuias provided himself with an
umbrella lor rod, and hook and line. ana bct0oN
himself to a secluded pond ia the Evergreems Gene
terry, winch Is stocked with goldfish. lie pursued
score If ish. Then an officer who passing
through Whispering Grove near the pond, saw The
eiiiaii, lie iald me III - ana surrendered hls
nsh whcn taken before Justice Gertuul. in East
Ncw-l ork.
NEWARK
jeremiah Sullivan, living in school-St. was
drowned IA the Passaic RiNoT at East Newark Yes
t.rday afternoon He was walking along the river
road with two friends when he proposed 10 have
swim. His friends declining to JON him. lie strip
ped and entered the waller Getting beyond his
depth, lie sunk and was drowned before the eyes of
his companions, who were unable TO give any aid.
Sullivan leaves a wifc and children.
LONG ISLAND
PATCnoGUE.--James Ackcriy an old resident Of
Patchoguc, died Saturday at the age of eighty
lie was veteran of the war of 1872.
PoRT JEFFERSON.-Sanucl Il. Davis has resigned
the Office OF Surveyor OF Customs of Port jefferson
III favor OF his deputy Sidney ii. Hatch.
NEWTowN.-NrS. Lizctte Maggie, of Ncwtown has
begun suit against her mother in the Supreme
Court 10 recover - 900, claiming that she is eni-
tied To that SUM from her fathers estate, which was
valued at 100 900.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-B riGHToN-.A band of gypsies is cncamped in
the WOODS al Ncw-BriEhton. Yesterday many girls
ara Young women visited the camp, and several OF
them PAID fifty cents to have their fortunes told by
the women OF ihe band. The band consists of five
iami lies, which travel in.siX wagons comfortably
fitted up. fNe tents are erected where they are
encamped. The men trade in horses This
same band has been Staten Island several times
before.
SILVER LAKE-The German Club Erhcitcrunr
had Il festival at FrauZoeb's Silver Lake Park yes
tcrdaN morning The hall WAS lighted by Chinese
lanterns, etc. and over the orchestra a calcium
hight. While the gdcsiS were dancing there Was "A
loud explosion from the gas bag by which the cal
cium light was fed. The members of the orchestra
fled from the platform, women screamed in a fright
and men speedily made for the door To add TO The
confusion sbtoc&ting sensation was caused by the
ma hakA la al.