New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
NETWORK CITY.

Queens grey is the new favorite color.
The sailor bonnet is fsvorte with ladies OF
fashion.
Large squares of polka dotted lawn arc folded
three-cornered and worn as handkerchief.
Complaints of reckless shooting by mon and boys
from the lower wards is made in tho upper part oil
the city.
Some of the summer suts scen in Broadway are 80
loud" that when the wearers attempt 10 cross the
street the horses jump aside in fright
DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER
James J. Cox eighteen years OF age Tuesday
night fell into the East River at the foot OF Nine,
teenth-st. and was drowned. His BODY was plckeo
up yesterday morning.
BOATS TO TIE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
The steamer Marion. running from Pier No. o.
North River makes three trips daily, sundays rN-
copied, to the Atlantic Highlands, the new Mctho
dist camp meeting grounds.
LATER HOURS DURING TIE SUMMER
In accordance with resolution adopted by tho
Board Of Managers of the Cotton Exchange yestor-
day the Exchange Will not open mohoays during
the summer season until l n. M
FAILING TO ArPEAR FOR EXAMINATION.
The case Of William II. Borst, proprietor of the
Empire Garden at No. 500 SiIth-ave. was call
for final disposition by the Excise Board yesterday
horst was not present and decision in his case was
reserved.
The finding of the Whitaker. court martial
and all the documents and exhibits IN me cases
were sent to the Judge Advocate General OF inc
United States Army at Washington, yesterday, DV
Major Gardner.
PHYSICIANS TO VISIT TENEMENT HOUSES.
The hoard of Health yesterday appointed fifty
after July they will visit every tenement honse IN
the cty examine the health Of the tenants and pre-
scribe for the sick.
THE CABLE-TOw on THE CANALS.
The canal boatmen wcre informed yesterday by
the New-York Steam Cable Company that inc
cable between Syracuse and Utica would be Iaid aI
once. after which the cable between Syracuse and
Rochester will he put IN.
~
Tho body of an unknown man was found yestcr-
day morning on the sidewalk in front ~ NO Nv
Broadway. He seemed 70 have been anon, tmgg
where it awaits drl thcation.
MIR. 1IIprNs TINE EXTENDED.
Judge Blatchford yesterday male m order IN thr
United States Circuit Court extending Ia" time "i
the defendant to lie his answer until tho irs Mon
Jav m August in the snt brought by James NJ.
Wilkinson against samuel }. lIl"rn.
rNpiEAs,NT CHARGE DISMISSED
SigismunI Sc!Iwah. who was at one time col
hector ia the rmpoy of Elia> " Bet. was charged
with rmhcIZlrmcnt by that hrn. I'rtrict A'l"'"!
Rollins vest ray. w'ih the conSGrnt 81 'er OUT
there Nihg cNidcn' q 10 sustain II.
cir FINANCES.
The Sinking Fund Commission Yesterday an.
tborzed the y,uc OF $lOOODO of bonds Of the c,ty
for the rsr ~ the Docs DEPARTING The sum 81
500 900 WAS transferred frnu the sinking funh
for the payment of interest IA the CIV hr't I" nc
Sinking Fund for the redemption OF thc ciy hcDt'
Comics Of resolutions which wcrr adopted at the
last nccin- Of Tia" County Lodge OF Good lrInpiarS
Of this city were forwarded To- 5he laih anu lo.'"
Commissioner, Yesterday. The rr'"iHiions are 2
protest agant tn" sale Of s,ii 'u"iis anu matt
liquors IN Central Park and tlu"u at tho city on
sundays.
Francis Bnrus If No. - Ro'.rvrlt-st. who was
arrested Tue >diy fpr snat"mng gold watch ald
ported IN TnF TrinrNE Yesterday, pleaded not
guilty Yesterday III the Jefferson Market f9icr
Court. He WAS committed for trial ia default oil
$1,000 bail.
SALE OF Tmg nEyiIN hooks;
The auction sale OF the library OF the late Charles
D,ylin hcgln AZ Gcnrgc A. I~ayitt Il Co.'S rooms
last NIGHT The books wcrr OF miscellaneous kind
with a sprinklnc Of good printsof classical English
authors and sninc volumes on history and pO.it,s.
Low prt,c> were obtained
HELD roR SELLING LOTTERY TICKRTs.
David ~,lyrr.:iau ~ No. - liaIapl-st. IN IN"
Fs..x Market P.,ic, Court yesterday charged l!ar-
MS Bernstein With having Spld hun lot cry Ticket
The defence Wa tAi ia" lirErt wat ies4, ITCIn|c
il was drawn on lottery authorized hy me saxon
Covrrulu,n: Silyrriuau was ~'It Ia the House OF
Detention. aud Bernstein VA held for trial
TunowN uN HER MEAN rNps.
The ha?k Justine II. lnccrsoll. from Nrw-Orrans.
drv in distrrss When southeast ~ ilattrraS. Jun"
- si,r rii, ouutcrrd n hnrr which thi"" The
mat was cut away that Sl Gould hr got on IN even
keel. In. barometer fell to 20 IN the course Of
the storm. ~
The lri.h National Land lragnc held ~ festival
i,vrr TrL One hundrcl-and- y cny --i1th-st. nr'I
Sccond-avc. The programme. consisted "i alhituc
games and dancing Every 81 ,nt ~ the cav was
rcprr~-uiti by IT. league. Mis- iIrncl remained on
th. rounG, until li'" III the evening. About 1000
persons were prcscni
Dr%YING 4 SERIOUS CHARGE.
Policeman Henry Sch"rSLr' oil me lhIfty ,ttmTIid
ing, yesterday with MARGARET Muligan, TIE IRISH
IMMIGRANT girl who char s nn win a>,aultihe her
SATURDAY night wli"n shc appealed To HIM for pro-
lection. 1h- gr drutIGcd him az the assailant;
The poll, rinan admitted that he had s,cn her AMI
sioSrn with hcr, but dcncd the ~ anlt Snprih,
irndrnt Walllug sent the ciiic'r back 1" dutN ana
detailed Dctcctivc Haley 10 accompany tho WI To
Harlem in search OF witnesses who might throw
h;ht on the conflicting stores
IGNORANT on Ills AssAiLANT.
Coroner Knox yesterday took the ant"-uortem
statement of FrlucIs Goodwin, who ~ lying at the
Chambers street Hospital suffering from com
hound fracture uf IT." skull which ne received 10y
beIng struck on tl" forehead by glass. The man
said lac WIS drank AMI IL the company Of Francis
Iiagrr of No. - loratio-si.. and Char "s Henry,
who we're drunk too" HEY went into lilnor shop
and he remembers arguing with the BARTENDER
about something. The man cano from behind he
bar and Good" III WAS struck IN the head with
glass. He does not know VI ere the shop Ii.
CoNFEssING THEIR FAULT.
Richard J. Fox, proprietor, and James Mdiowan.
publisher of The TOiiCe GGzets. III thn Court Of Gen
rrIl S,~si"us yesterday pleaded guilty To- the IN
dIctmrnt charging them with VOCATION ol tlc
lottery Law in publishing tic advertisement OF the
Louisiana Lottery Company. lie defendants
PROMISED that they would never again publish "A
lottery advertisement, and threw themselves on the
mercy Of the Court. Di,trlCt-Attorncy Rollins ,ald
that the object OF the prosecution was to prevent
ihr publication Of lnttry advertisements. aud
under the circumstance Lee suggested that IN tins
cas-. sentence should he suspended lie SAID that II
vas Ian. intention to push To trial all for the
infringement of the lottery law 10y newspapers.
Recorder Smyih accepted the District AttormJ y
suggestion and scntrn'" was suspended
BRODkLlN.
Deaths last week, 80 births, 2l3; marriages,
SO.
The public schools will close for the summer va
cation Tomorrow.
The broadway Street Railroad Company has
undrr consideration the question Of disseminating