New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

1f0F H0I5e-Dr c. i. Macdonald, of the Post
NEW-YORK CITY
Pearl belt buckles are res, orcd to favor
Ann-St is receiving mucl-needed repairs.
New silk fans cut to resemble feathers.
Stylish bracelets are the mcrest cord of gold or
silver
Null scarfs with embroidered spots are worn as
mantlcs.
Suits Of striped domestic cheviot are liked for
morning wear.
p"mpcii Jan red cashmeres already imported for
autumn dr. 'sscs.
Watcred silks arc used for trimming French cos
tunes oi cashmere
Broca''cl velvcts and brocatccs are ordered by
merchants for the neyt season.
The free baths wore usel last week by 1G2, ,522
men ana boys and 1S,7S5 women and girls.
Sevcra, b'Ockadcs occurred in Wal-st Yesterday
there.
Spanish lace is dyed TO match the tulle of which
poke bonnets are made, and uscd for trimming
them.
TEN DOLLARS FOR A KISS
loulS SchOing, thir.y-.wo. of No. 73 East
Ihlrd-st. attcinpt"d to kiss respectable woman
iridaN night in Grand -st.a while he under he
Oncer Bricn. of the Fourteenth Precinct. II" was
taken before Justice Otterbonrg yesterday at the
Iombs Police Court, aud was fined $40.
UNKNOWN As COMMISSIONER.
EVarts, United states Commissioner, Paris France
l nas been returned by the postal authorities of
was incomplete. An official of the Post Office re-
marked that it evident that the necessity for
States
DENTAL DELEGATES FOR LONDON
. The delegates from the American Dental AsSocia-
tion 10 the International Medical Congress which
conVenes IN l-ondon, August 3, started yesterday
te. the steamrrS Erin of the National Line and the
Slty OF Chester, OF the lnman Line. Several of the
dentists were accompanied by their wives, intend
ing 10 spend Il month in travelling in Europe after
the convention adJOurns.
OVERDOSE or CUIoRAJ
DR. Aionzo &, Chadscy, age thirty-two, died Fri
DAY night. at No. 40 Spring-st from an overdose
from hIch he was suffering. DR.. Chadsey was IA
graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
III tins city. He had practiccd in the Eighth ard
tor M more than ten years, and was a member of the
Night Medical Service staff.
TEARING DOWN FULTON MARKET.
MesSrS. Swift x Van Aker, the contractors who
have taken the contract to repair Fulton Market.
Yesterday began tearing down the Beckman-St.
fronting on Beckm;n. Front and Fulton-sts is to
he repaired at cost of 500 800 II is the intention
of the contractors to hurry mp the work and have
me premises ready for occupancy before the end of
the year
ICE FOR POOR PERSONS.
The Earle Guild relief is now prrparcd TO deliver
zee L" sick persons, whose poverty might suf-
icrng from the lack of ii. Tickets will he issued by
the Guild to families in distress, for a two weeks
supply OF lee Tor longer II necessary which will be
Delivered from carts each day anywhere within the
city hunts iouhic quantity on Saturday. All cases
wlIl he investigated before delivery, unless appli-
cants are provided with voucher from physician.
300 $ containing ten orders are sold for 80, each
order for two weeks supply Gifts of money
however small, Thankfully received and acknowl-
edged.
BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Bceecher spoke for the last time in Plymouth
Lecture Room Friday evening before beginning his
summer vacation. which will extend to October
The Department. of Buildings in the last six
mon hs has granted permits for the erection of OIO
new buildings at an estimated cost of -. ~, Dos.
John liulcr, age eleven years, of No. 10 Scholes-
ST.. died yesterday rom injuries sustained by being
run over 10y carriage driven by Emil Cramer, of
NO. lo9 BusIiwick-aNc. Cramcr was arrested.
telegram received yesterday by Henry Ward
Beccher, stating that his youngest son. Herbert
typhoid fever i'll Portland Ore, is likely to re-
cover.
William johnson. age twcnty-crht of No. 3t5
Grand jury Friday after the Coroners jury had
returned Il verdict laying his wfcs death to vio-
lencc at his hands July ..
The Boards of Supervisors of Kings and Ouccns
nt Counties heId (oint meeting Yesterday and re-
authorized t. pay 81 800 to the contractors Who
built the Ncwtown Creek Bridge at Bli>sville.
Carl Frcund and two children and Charles Hcrt-
ze and wife and child were discovered starving yes
tcrday, III a dirty basement at No. ~ Flushing
aye On the tGor was the body OF q child vino
starved TO death Friday night. The families had
been III America about year.
DR.. Guy ID. DAILY, Superintendent of the FlatbuSh
Asylum Hospital for Incurablcs. was yesterday re-
moved from office by he Commissioners of Charities
and Corrccion. The ground of compl lint vas iunt-
cntlon to his duties and the institution of a dietary
system for the employees that did meet with The
approval of the commissioners. John \. Arnold
appointed in his place.
Members of the Lee Avenue Baptist Church.
Brook, yn, of which the Rev. Congressman J. HYATT
Smith is pastor, and which recently sold under
foreclosure met recently and the question of aban-
d0nlng IehgiouS services for the summer dis
cusscd, and ii was decided to 20 on. President
Meck Ger, of the Williamsburg Savings Bank, which
purchased the mortgage, had offered to rent the
building to the society for $50 each Sunday, but
the treasury contained only 81. 1t was finally de-
cldcd that the society should meet in its old quar-
ters to-day and he trustees were authorized TO hire
place for worship on succeeding Sundays
The injunction restraining Austin and ID. c. Cor
bin from interfering with the repairs to the Shecps-
head Bay Bridge Will come up before Judge Culleu
in the Supreme Court, tomorrow, for argument
LONG ISLAND.
PoRr WAsnINGroN: There have been seventeen
cases Of ,lIphthcria at Port Washington in hc last two
weeks five of which proved fatal.
: TAUKEr--A revenue cutter visited Sctaukct
lIarbor Friday evening and seized several row boats
for not hay Ing light displayed at the bow, as re-
ullilcd by law.
SouTnoLD.-Thc Board of Town Officers of
SouthoId has appointed Schuyler b. Horton of
Grccnpor Justice of the Peace, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF George II. Clcavcs
PArCuOGUE.-Thc road bed for the extension of
the Montauk Railroad from Patchogue to Moriches is
completed, the rails are laid, and construction trains
running over the track. In the course of a Jew
days trains on the Montauk Road will run through
to sag llarbor.
WOoDsBURG.-Thc Methodist Episcopal Church
at Woodsburg had narrow escape from dcstruc-
ton by fire Friday evening, by the falling of the
central chandelier as the sexton was eXungnishing
the lights. The carpet to Dk fire and the sexton was
street.
PORT TJEFFERsoN.-Captain Henry Fordham while
descending the staging of Il schooner nj HaIriss
yard, Port Jefferson, Yesterday stepped on large
through his shoe and out the top of his foot
inhictlng terrible wound. He was taken to his